Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-30
News of the Day.


:. TIE largest woman III MAINE y MISS lss oytt.
Nis Hardy ofrWileon,' VINO 'as.AseVen ,lS's tee'
nigh, ana weighs l ooo. pounos' nus .r,ooLa
Two HILLS Doys aS voiuwVo"n' ~
nsye oeen poisouusu' one 'A'' 's
posed oy oruggeu iiauol. AZ
"A WHITE bear belonging to menagerie
got free In Nottingham, Englahu' anu ~ = a.
last accounts was sun AZ large fs4.Q
THE number Of Swedenoorgian worship
ers in seventy 80 -. .o,,a,, hrndrod
ls s1a'eu d. 'nfee ' 'loU''nu - = - :,
SING SING Prison, New 1ork' Is no" iun
to overhowing, l,Se4 mates anu 4oo tlieS 'eliaie'
--fourmorej males tnan tnere are sepaiAse
cells. y 1Aaa .--.---.,
Tt1n heaviest income in the Connecticut
senate ia 81 .OO11a day. representing for
tnnnMetoof tnne of s25oo 900. made by an Irish mem-
her. who struck oil in Pennsylvania. 30"
CrNCrNNATI bows get twenty-five cents
bounty for every unlicensed dog they cap
ture. About thirty are brought to the
pound daily, most of which are drowned.
A NEGRO candidate for the State Conven-
tion In Fluvana county, vrsihia' an
nounces himself In favor OF low Iarni' ho
taxes, plenty OF money at tne oou'n' anu
cheap whisky especially. Ikd aEEAg
"TEEREsEn has failed at Marseilles. In
stead of drawing large and enthusiastic
audiences, as at Paris she ore" a moo'
which Missed and hooted ana tnrew STONES
at the hall where she was TO perform, so
that for once double erstendre oiu noS Drins
money and applause
THE Eighth Massachusetts district (Wor-
cester and vicinity, unlike most of the
districts of the country, pays larger gov
ernment taxes than ever before. Among
the heavy incomes are those of Ichabod
Washburn, $127,977; his partner, P. L.
Thorn, $l22647; Joseph Walker, S67,266;
Edward Earle, $45'492 ana :. n. Earie'
SA'3ef; A. d. Bullock, Governor oi MAS
saehusetts, pays on ss'fio.I So srs
-1salo ~ sr.Tv Nrws. -.
i,ps,n n, ,,,ro,1s ho. been overt,own with
,,,..a, tho ,,ost fayv Iavs and railroad travel
haroohorts io entirely obstructed. So saws
the Ottn,,n Mems. - .,s...,.,,. ..-.s-=
rrgrI-.r -,.-.ra.s,l 2. .--cJ,..o
.THE HE Gedugd DensocId@ says 'na'
tnat nelgnoorhooo "eisueu' "nen Ono 10y
DID, 1Vo pounus' one "eeA nm ,nN' '..--O ~
1s weigneo Aoo pounus' eno WV
weeks oio II "elsueu io' po"N'' II
THE body of Herman kaufman, Ger
man shoemaker OF Cinclnhati' VINO mys-
teriously disappeared from tna' Guy ~pou'
two weeks ago, was iouhu III 'ne ohio ii'ei-
Saturday. II Is thougn' he was
dered. - . 80 =
TIE bass fishing is said to be extra fine
at the Laramie Reservoir. Farmers with
whom we conversed on Saturday, assure us
that the wheat crop never promised petoer'
luz .u,s na' ~ my i'on - oe''o.
son =. o.o e~- f'' -
Sne Ouy'o's o"''"'s
j. d. STEWART, for many years ouperln-
tendent OF the Sandasky, Mansheio ana
Newark Railroad, has resigned his position
on thf above road TO accept tnaC OF Generai
Manager on the Winona q St. Peters Kali
road, in Minnesota. He leaves Tor the scene
of his;new laoors IN about Two weeks.
FROM all parts OF the country says the
Eaton Democfdt' we near glowing ACCOUNTS
OF the promise OF an aoundane crop OF
wheat oats, fiax and fruit. Corn does not
promise well, however, as we near OF
great deal Of the early planting that has
rotted in the hill. vegetables are generally
doing well. az =
THE Cincinnati horticultural Society has
adopted resolution denouncing an alleged
patent Of one VIM. Griffith, of Pa, for the
propagation OF grape roots from Cuttings
with single eyes, by mulching with tan
bark, saw dust, and all other materials
humbug. The venerable Gabriel Sleath
said he had practised this plan Tor hfty-si2
years. -
a AHrAvv thunder storm visited London.
ohio. ON Tuesdav afternoon. Paine &
Noeps large carriage mandatory was
struck nv lightning. The proprietors. who
were sitting in the front door of the build
inc. were also struck. killing Mr.. Paine in
stantlv. Mr.. Noel NAV recover. A small
child in Mr.. Paine,s arms was also shock
;nglv burned. strange to saw the building
was slightly injured only.
So A..cg 1si,e came off last evening ON what is
Lnown ga the ..Poor House Lane. " between
HI. Gruh,s grew mare {" Fannie.n and 7.
IU,n.,. bIacL marc .qNe,,;e ,, resnlting in
satoat of +ha hlooI, r,oro hv % foo. !.
,..ao 1Io -,ar5sS We ,,ndo,s+ond thot
s'" uu""nssa ,,,a,os 90 t.bod. 70 I'm IN The
Sne 60 t-aol-,on - = ne~t Mondoy evening of <
n g. = =