Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-28
Paragraphs from the aoston Post.

| A woman with three husbands Is ii
trouble in New York.
The Loew bridge over Broadway is to b.
| indicted as nuisance.
| Miss Leo Hudson, of the naked drama
will play star engagement in st. Peters
burg this winter.
| Some of the Alabama emigrants to Bra
I'll have returned disgusted and cursing.
A Minnesota editor weighs 642 pounds
He is a heavy writer.
A dispute about which way the figure O
| carpet should run, postponed marriag,
| in Hartford last week. s
The numberof Roman Catholic newspa
pers is increasing in England. They ar,
all anti -Fenian.
Prince Albert's "History of Balmoral' il
expected, now that the Queens book ha
| been so well received. i aH1
Five men dug up $500 worth of golC
from one of the rivers in the Dominion, in
day and half. N, -.
A religious paper calls camp meeting
the Strawberries and cream of Christianity
Want of money and grief for his deaC
child, induced Detroit lawyer to xii
| himself s srl "H
Senator Yates, of Illinois, proposes TAX
ing up bis residence in New York. Is no
Chicago bad enough?
:. A Quebec farmer got on the horns of {
dilemma-a bull in pasture-and it wa;
fatal him.
| Prentice advises a friend to send hin
some promised game chickens by Hatcht
express. t5, 7a .ss-r g
New York hotels are filling up will
Southern merchants.
Eggs and tripe are pronounced, on thu
QI1thOriCU 0f q nhvcinion ho
for the brain. How consoling to very
large class.
Lightning struck the dinner table in s
Guilford, VT, house, and demolished thi
dinner but injured nobody.
Fifty-five cases under the Excise law
We're tried in New York on Thursday, re.
sulting in nine conSfctions.
The President is said to be about to take
marine excursion. The Radicals try tC
make it appear that he is ''all at sea- al
ready.
Grant is rapidly putting the War De.
partment on a peace footing. 1t was any.
thing but peaceful under Stanton.
AN unsophisticated stranger in Provi
dence was fleeced out of fac dollars by s
make-believe policeman, who threatened
to but him in the lookup.
Louisville has produced pig with hu
man face, that cried like child and grunt
ed like swine for thirty-six hours before
it died.
A boy in Hartford walked out of a thirt
story window in his sleep the other night
He woke up in surprise to find that he was
not killed.
An enthusiastic advocate of Sumner fol
President calls him ''the orator, the states
man, the man who has never yet made
mistake"
London. sent to a neighboring Fair del
egation of 200 thieves. 1t was only ont
division of the grand army that occupies
the city.
A correspondent of the Tribune threatens
civil war if Pope and Sickles are deposed
A very uncivil threat.
Two New York boys, aged eighteer
years, fought thirty-two rounds in forty
minutes in Jersey city last week. Objec
disputed affections of a young lady.
The new refrigerating cars are now
bringing to New York the dressed carcass
es or steers and sheep killed in Ohio. Tn,
meat arrives in perfect order. e-.a
Cornelius Cotter laid himself down tot
near the railroad track and went too sleep
In his slumber he rolled over upon th,
rails and train rolled over him.
Aaron Jones is training steadily nea
Cincinnati, confident of victory over Nc
Cool. Odds are given on the latter. Th,
fight will take place about the 3lst.
The, gangway of steamship lying at ,
pier on North River, New York, gave way
Thursday afternoon, sousing six persons
in salt water but doing them no further in
jury. Ia
The last contribution to the conscienc,
fund came to Treasurer Spinner THURSDAY
imorning from an honorably discharged
soldier who had drawn his bounty twice
The sum was $73.
New York is getting up a fair for tn,
IjOurneymen mechanics throughout tn
Union, to exhibit the products of their in
genuity and industry. 1t is proposed fo
next spring. -8e 80 p
Two hundred Poles, recalled from exile
have arrived at st. Petersburg. They com,
from Siberia, from which country, accord
ing to Arago, there is no return.
Sheridan's magnificent turnout a
New Orleans has been much discussed
But his most magnificent s'turn-out" is tn
one just furnished him by the Presideut.-
N. Y. World. ~
G The Nashutl5e (Tenn.) Press thinks tn
! financial embarrassment of that city i
alarming. If cities, states or the nation cal
be frightened at debt, the whole countr,
must be terribly alarmed.
The New York papers speak encourag
| ingly OF the prospect of a thriving fall bus
iness. The West and South are bare Q
goods; crops are large and demand must b
brisk to the extent of purchasable means
With regard to the mention of Stanto
for the Presidency, the Ne,1 Hauen Reqiste
says that with Conover for Secretary G
State, he might run well, for short pull
An exchange draws a moral from tn
Tradesmen's Bank defalcation, cautionin
all gay clerks against "'employing irresp. n
sible brokers when they have illicitly ac
quired bank funds to invest" -s-