Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-02
News of the Day

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News of the Day
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uaolfo,ob es y aGENERAL NEwsss.7a saos "a 70
IAN Episcopar minister is going to- Sal
Lakeoity to establish a church.
SEvERAL cases Of Asiatic cholera are re-
ported in Pointe sGoupee parishs Louisiana
TaEY have killed an eagle at Primrose,
iowa, measuring seven feet from the point
of his beak @ tie tip Of hls taik
pcTHE people of Detroit receive sixteen
iicH aiiigators and efght-ihch' lizards
through their water pipes. pes.,,.--,s-.
<MInas NJ ~ Wa going vest are passing
in an almost continuous stream through
Keokuk, Iowa. S sssss4n ). s.. 5s..s s.l..
saCoLFAx Is laying his plans 70 get nomin.- n.
ated for the Presidency. None of the C's
will ever see the White House.
BosToE sends out 3 600 drpmmers;
Chicago, 2OOO and New York 5000. They
Hzsp up t6emusic Of the loom and anyil*
Al LARGE number of supernumerary army
officers at Fortress Monroe have been de-
tailed as election officers under the sa-
Gt0DlIs fsift tAftkIEl ~
WILLIAMS, the Norwich spiritualist, who
starved and ll-treated his thirteen year old
daughter, has been found guilty of assault
with intent to kill.
HGEN. GUSTAV did not overtake any of
the fieeiug Indians. 1t is supposed the
Gheyennes went south and the Sioux
north. 6 81
AN enterprising young man of MARTINS
vile. Indiana, committed forgeries on his
father-in-Iaw to the amount of $4,000, and
then sloped. as : -.s : sssA
:. VIZ no longer hear about the necessity
of the last dollar being given to, support
the Government. People are not SO fond
of taxation as they We're. g Yao21 No
OLIVE LOGAN thinks women came from
angels and men, from monkeys Then It is
manifest that the former have come down
and the latter gone up in order to meet on
the same line. So S ~, 1sss, ss.,.5 3 s is s.gi-s3
y "a WASHINGTON correspondent says that
the police are now making uesceuEs upon
gambling houses. There is no danger of
capturing s'loyal" Congressman at pres
ant Ash .asaa5asko ~ . .AsHAg'9 T7sz
:. 1HsEk Japanese gymnasts were natural
lied at Hartford the other night. They got
druaKA Afought the 'poIice-and lodged in
the calaboose. They are now thoroughly
Americanized.
n i0KE Of the arguments offered by Maine
papers for the proposed Piscataquis Rail-
road Is, that there is hard wood enough on
the rOuteto emake all the spools and other
wooden notions required for the whole
countrysn 8 ssc2 - BAH
: SHOCKS of an earthquake were felt in
Kansas and Missouri on the oath: The
goddess political mob-laW5 Radical major
tiles of those regions ought to hunt up the
account of the fate of Sodom and Gomor-
rah and readit.
A coRoNER's jury, investigating the: case
Of DR.. Henry A. Howe, who was found
dead, supposed to be murdered, in house
of ill-fame at Holyoke, Massachusetts,,
few days since, report that he died Of con-
gestion of the brain, produced by excessive
drinking and indulgence. -sliaas sosi
THE commission for revising and codify-
ing the laws of the United States find, as
they proceed, that fully three-fourths of
the laws as now, published, are either abso-
soIutely repealed by subsequent enact
ments or are conflicting in their terms. AS
a result of this, the eleven volumes of gen.
eral statutes wifi, from these various causes,
be reduced to two. =. = q ~ =
The Radical tariff puts $1.35 per yard
on bunting-the material of which flags
are made. There are only two bunting
mills in this country, in one of which Ben
Butler is the largest stockholder. Under
these circumstances the Stars and Stripes
are likely to remain the ''dear old flag for
some time-at least Ben has it in his power
70 make il very dear.
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