Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-10

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CouNrERrEIrs ABoUT.---Look out for
counterfeit ten-dollar bills on various Ma
tional banks. They are being extensively
circulated.
AGR1cuLrARAL MEETlNG.-The Board Of
Managers rs of the Franklin County Agri-
cultural Society will meet at the Probate
Court room this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
In Town YEsTERDAY.-Hon. George d.
Burgess, of Troy, Miami county, was in
the seity yesterday. He looks as If the
Trojan Mayoralty had agreed with him.
To MARKErMEN.-Call In, this morning,
before you start for home, at No. Ii West
State street, and get q bowl of George
Pinney's splendid soup. lAkl5k E Fs.s y
SOCIAL, g GAME.-The Star and Olentangy
Base Ball Clubs played social game on
the grounds of the Olentangy Club yes
terday aiternoon.s The score stood IS to Is
In favor of the Stars, at the end of five
innings, The Stars will play a practice
game this afternoon at o'clock.
ARRESTED AaAiN.-The Holingsheads,
mother and daughter, not having kept their
promise to move given at the time of their
previous arrest, were arrested again yester-
day under the city ordinance for keeping a
house of i'll fame. They were held to bail
in the sum of $500 each to answer, which
they gave.
Boy KILLED.-A boy named Sullivan,
about six years old, the son of railroad
employee, was killed last evening at the;
Stock Yard, corner of Fourth street and
North Public lane. It is thought he had
been playing around the wheels of stock
train, which started up and ran over him,
killing him instantly. He was dead when
found. as-t.s2 .s.5,{sI 81.
EDWARDS PIERREPoNT, put forth as the
leading counsel for the. prosecution of
SURRATT, at Washington, years ago hung
out his shingle in the Exchange building
In this city, as attorney and Councillor
at Law" Failing TO hold his own with the
Columbus lawyers. he retired in disgust
and, removed himself and his shingle to
New York city, where he inherited for
tune and soen thereafter got fame. E
"A, QUEER CAsE.-Yesterday complaint
was entered at the Mayors office against a
man living in Middletown, who refused to
have the body of his dead child buried.
The child was born on Thursday afternoon,
and lived but a few hours. Despite the.
neigfbor,s entreaties and the wife's pray
ers, he refused to pay the expenses of the
fnterment. saying that the child was not
his and he wouldn't pay for burying it.
The Mayor referred the complainant to
Coroner Gayer. t-uE s- .1s .s--l
+AccIDENr.-Yesterday afternoon, span
of horses attached to 8 street sprinkling
wagon, took fright on. Third street. En-
route they reached the alley between Gay
and Long, where they made for huge pile
Of boxes in front of the Yeast Factory OF
Farnsworth e. Co., breaking and scattering
them in every direction, and spilling outthe
dfiver-a dwarfish indivi dual, name un-
known = cutting his nose severely: No
other damage DONE .s,
MATCH FOR, THE CHAMPIoNsHIP-T The
Capital and Excelsior Base Ball Clubs will
play three match games for the champion
ship of Columbus, the Capitals having ac-
cepted the challenge sent by the Excel
siors.. The first of these games will be
played this afternoon at o'clock, on the
Capitals grounds, south of Stewards
Grove. These games will excite consider
able interest in base ball circles, and we
shall look for large crowd and fine play
at each game. Et Hf@-
FILED YEsTERDAYeThe Cleveland Iron
Moulder's Cooperative Foundry filed its
certificate ofincorporation with the Secre-
tary. of State yesterday. 1t is organized
for. the purpose of carrying on the Foundry
business in all its branches In the city of
Cleveland. The capital stock is $3.50, 700 in
shares OF 500 each. Charles Strever, John
Miller, Alexander Faulkner, Richard
Cross and Charles Lawrence are the corpo-
rators. 2 .ara-il.-J 9-s ~
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