The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-01
THE DAILY EMPIRE.

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THE DAILY EMPIRE. /
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Notice.
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~ The First Lutheran Church, sabbath
School picnic win come OF tomorrow. he
ready ut the Depot at 7:30 4. NJ. prompt.
~ The criminal session OF the Probate
Court will begin tomorrow
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gT- There are several picnics TO come
on on the Fourth" The probabilities
are that folks will enjoy themselves hugely.
eB-The County Commissioners are in
session to-day. We understand there is
considerable business before them, ior thcir
consideration, In the shape OF road petit
tions, etc.
sB-Thc Surrltt trial still drags slowly
along. A DIR. Cleaver testifes to the in
terviews between Jim Ashley, Conover and
himself at the Jail. Birds ora leather &c.
Ifthey were all Gagged the world would
lose nothing
- The "Japs" are coming. Those Won
dcrful people who stand on nothing, nd
play such other fantastic tricks'as not only
astonish an audience, but swell their sides
with laughter The sth oh, and 10th, the
"Japs' will be here.
PICNIC.-The Societies of u 81. Joseph's
Church, are to hold grand picnic at Per
rine's Grove. on the Fourth of July. A
Hue string band will be in attendance, and
the Eight fantastic" may be tripped by
those who like to Join la tile may dance.
HoT.-We cannot find words to express
our opinion Of the weather to-day. If the
heated term continues and increases rs il
has done, Thermometers will have to be
heightened or the probabilities are the
mercury will lNd its way out Of the top OF
the tube.
sS"lt is estimated that the wheat crop
in this country this season will not DC less
than 20OOO0,OO0 bushels. The average OF
oats is put down larger than usual In the
West. OHIO tits said, however, will not
show an increase. The chap who makes
that assertion don't know much about it In
our opinion.
REGISTRATION Sometime ago we pub
lished synopsis Of the law requiring min
isters, lawyers, doctors, sections, and other
parties--heads OF families, etc, to keep aud
report a register ui the births and deaths
occurring where they may be called t.
onciatc, etc, aud it viii be well to bear in
mind that that law is now in force, and
that record must be made.
SERIOUS ACCIDENr.--Two carpenters
John Aufcldish and William Tanner--ai
work in the fourth story of the new build
ing being erected just opposite to our Of
lice, on Main street, met with very serl'
Gus accident this morning. The joice, upon
which both happened to bc standing whilC
at work, having been broken by som'
means, gave way, and both the men were
precipitatcd to the floor below, Mr.. Aufel
dish striking upon his back and shoulders
and, it is feared, producing serious interna
injuries. No bones we are Informed wer
broken. but the bruises are severe. In fall
ing Mr.. Auieldish just escaped the hatch
way, or stairway, rathcr--had he falle
through it on down, he would most certain
lyhavc been killed. The other man, Tan
ncr, fell upon his left arm and leg, and VA
severely bruised also. but We understan
no bones We're broken. Both men were Sc
riously injured, and it will likely be some
time before they win be able to get abou
again even should they recover.
\ staging was made, extending from tn
building into one Of the windows of tn
Phillips House aud the men carried throug
that building and conveyed to their home
1t grievcs us to be called upon to max
record of this accident, rs both are worth
men, aud aside from the serious injuro
received, are lily able to bear the lo
Of time and necessary expenditure
money that must follow ere they can agai
resume their work.
PoIICE ITEMs.-The hot weather do,
not seem to have much effect in reducin
the number in attendance at the Mayor
levees. This morning there was sewers
cases before his Honor, and the parties u
to answer were,
John Hoffman, OF whom we made mGl
tion Saturday. John is young man an
pleaded this rs his first offence. lie VI
assessed 81 20.
y Flotow William Witcman, and Hem
Reak, were up charged with disorder
conduct, insulting language, and the erin
inal appropriation of the "sweets of life
in the shape of lot of candies, beloni
ing to II man who keeps Il stand
the corner of Third and st. Cl'
streets, We judge the boys were ON
regular "bum - The MaVOr assess