Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15


zaNKw JERSEY is now the paradise aof
schoolboys.ss No more birch for unruly jd-
vetSffes. e7fH dtgei'A-e lssaoh
Four more Democratic votes would
have given the Gonnectieut- Senate to the
English party. : sfssuss tiA4tS =
A CATHODE priest in Cincinnati was
severely bruised and cut by an Insane man
ddfiugaerHiCes3 ] ia dgiIl Z kIS oh
BARNuM. p. T., is buying the remains of
tR65 Radical part I'M Gonhectie1tl for his
museum. q iAaa ,.-.,...,
spRfNaFrELD tolls the city HalEbelB when
stray child Is Brought to the City Mar.
shaPs of1ce.gsq 10 vsb edt aa 5el si3iusl bua oi
TIE question of granting the right of sr1f-
frage to women, is to be voted upon by the
people efMlseoasin ae thelnext election.
.SxzENrx new manufaetsries of ,eetton
ana Moolen goods have been -essablished'iA
Michigan, Illinois and dCMiscousin,W within
short time. 10 zeo3s iEnl 4
"A BILL to abolish all the public markets
in New York, aud leave the business in the
hands OF private enterprise, is before the
Legisaastfe of that state.) III aafAq
DEsrru1fafoiNS II oiS1aaan ana want are said to pre-
Fxilsto avery painful extents among the
people engaged in the great Fenian rising
in the south of Ireland.
PENNsYLvANIA, has a law disfranchising
deserters and . test case was ,triedssOmel
thing like a,year age TO determine whether
election inspectors have the power to re-
fuse thcwDtHD of IA deserters A man who
was well known, to have. deserted ,from-the
army, attempted to vote, was refused the
pFf9ile ge,s and ,thereupeH broughtan action
against the inspectors. Tie decision of the
S9ibrenie Court was to- the effect that the
deserter not having been tried and con-
yietedef desertien, was note deserter Cber
fore the law, although he might be such
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10 gHiBssi ODD tg9osTATEe NEWS qTooni h9islHs9I
.A9 RAT ohHnt. gotten up by parties in
Hooking and Greenfield townships, this
county, says the Ohio Patriot terminated
SHaIasb Thursday, and Splendid supper
was snidyed by al Pafties at Mr. illiana
Eohman 8, in the afternoon and evening"
The total number of Eat tailssretnrned to
the umpire was 1924.
A BOY named Cunningham, aged
absut 10 years fell on Wednesday, non
the draw-bridge of the Central Ohio rail-
road TO the bottom of The canal. alighting
upon and among the rocks. He was pick
sdup by Mr.. Kelly, who keeps a grocery
at the foot Of Main street. when itswas dis
covered that his face was badly bruised and
bissrm broken. This is'certaihlv no place
~ n. ! :, ~ a.
children are in school, or at some other
profitableemploym instead of running
around the streets forming bad habits, as
well as placing themselves in danger, says
the ZGpesUizle Courier. = q<-.@ 49,
TIE WGrren Constitution says: On Mon
day of last week. a man calling himself
Fowler but swhose real name is Ander-
son, hired horse and buggy at Campbell's
Livery stable, in this place. to go to
Eeavittsburg and return the next morning.
Failing 70 make time, Oampbell's3 suspi-
ciops we're aroused, and he went in pursuit.
The thief went through Lea7ittsb1rg, max
ing no stop, and thence through Soathing-
ton. FarmingtOn. Mesopotamia, to Mont
vile, where he sold the buggy for cow
and thirty dollars IN money. He took the
holse and harness about five miles eastan
left them, to be kept until, he called for
them, and then departed for parts unknown.
Campbell got his i property, = and brought it
home with him. 1lb-AI2Bs
A SERIOUS afFay occurred on last Thurs
day, IN Milton township, this county, says
tAeEAsAlqna Union. From what we can learn,
Mr.. Henry Pifer demonstrated in gentle
manly manner With one. Hahn for obsttuct-
fnp ditehI6al Mr. 9Piferss premises. This
aroused Hahn's ire, and without any prov
ocatiop, in q cowardlY manner : while
Pliers back was turned, Hahn struck him
oyer the head with a. heavy 4our-prehged
fork, cutting bad cash over hi. eye and
making anoshef terrible wound on top of
hiso head. some urinches long and into
the, 1hone.1oMF- Pifer is q peaeeable, good
citizen who would not harm any man, and
the assault was a most dastardly, outrage
The defendant was held by Esquire whit
more, Of Milton township, in bond OF five
hundred dollars to answer for his appear
ance at. the next term of Gourt.p :pss,s
,iAp a late hour on Monday night, says
the Hamilton telegraph, the American Sa-
loon, kept by Aaron Lawson, was the scene
of an encounter of a most desperate char
acter. During the day Thomas McGehen
bS6aufe Involved in & difficulty with "a
young man named james McCartin, and
. SGIe latter was rather roughly handled. In
the evening, cCartin, in company with
4hninberof his friends, found MEG Gehan at
Lawsen's saloon, and the Quarrel was re-
newed.e Both rparties drew pistols, and a
number Of shots were fired and blows
sEFaek. Patrick Me- Cartine received flesh
wound in the neck. and a man named Har-
risen .reeeixedi a slight wound in the foot.
The sprineipals in the ificultF escaped all
injury from bullets. Many of these who
took part In the afray were under the in
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