Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-01
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Gold closed In New York yesterday even-
asFlse3k. zOHHUess G1o IAax r5rTN
ssiA INV rsligious paper sis projected in
New York, Beecher, to be editor. 'S
Tnrr had q ffost at Fort Smith, Arkan-
sass on the morning Of the 27d inst. s53 % 112 3
SHAp have been selling for four cents
apiece &C Hartford, Conn. slrsb
A GOOD dinner can be obtained 10 Paris
for 2oc, and . luxurious one tor 25c. 9
P1pEns south Of the Platte, where the
grasshoppef plague was threatened, an
nounce that the recent storm has cleaned
the pests out wherever It prevailed. .0A
Ara fair and strawberry festival held by
the lad.es or the First Baptist Church, at
Memphis. an editors secretary and chair
were voted TO the most popular editor in
the, city. They. were awarded to Ad-
miral Semmes. . gsB ost no 1oi IS . i- p oi
A NAN out West has seen rats steal eggs
this wise: One clasped N egg tightly be-
tween his fore legs and chin. and then turn
ed dhimselt on his back, when another rat
seized him by the tail and dragged rat, egg
and all away to his hole. A'.lA'A9
A coRREsroNDHaT writing from the
Rocky Mountain region says that when an
Idaho girl Is kissed she looks up surprised,
and In angelic tones, in which regret and
resentment are equally commingled, ex-
claims, "How could you?" ?--
HOUSTON can boast Of negro debating
society of rather exclusive pretensions.
Atarecent meeting the sable orators unan-
imously, .sresolyed that all white men
worth i've thousand dollars and over, should
be considered as equals and treated with
every confederation g@2o 4lIg
RICHMOND is about to have the ,@Black
Crook" The Eraminer solemnly warns
managers that Richmond win put up with
no such nonsense Us "chaste dresses"
These little improvements will do for the
provinces; but the capital will be satisfied
with nothing less than the original nudi-
ties."1 issfsg =. -.,ss.s 52es he b.s'
THE Jews. throughout the world, num-
Der about 100000. The Israelite Alliance
has now about 4.5O0 members. 1t Is doing
much toward ameliorating the condition Of
the Jewish race. Sir Moses Montehore
lately visited his brethren in Palestine for
the sixth time, and Is laboring for their
welfare. ~ ~ GA4o A. - - =
TIE population of Toronto, as returned
by the assessors, is 400O3 q decrease of FIVE
thousand since 1851; and yet, the Globe says
five hundred dwelling houses have been
added to the capacity of the city in that
time. The assessors return the valuation
at s2S sos,345. - ~
TEE Quincy tIll.) Wing and Republican re-
capitulates the projected "building in
Quincy this year. including an Odd Fell
lows hsll. to cost $4,000; st. Mary's Cath
olic church, $4,000; st. Mary's Hospital,
$4,000; Tillson's block, s45.00o; McFadon
&xWell's block. sse,o0o; besides various
other buildings. stores and dwellings, the
whole number enumerated costing 1884,
900. szFH asa "a nE
VIZ STATE NEWS. y 81 OFT, 2
THmrr-s1NE divorce cases are on the
docket for trial at the next term Of the
Court of Common Pleas at Cleveland.
Cor. FRAxK sawyer, of Norwalk, has
been appointed Register of Bankruptcy for
this Congressional District-says the Ti6fn
Advertiser. --..s--.-
GEo. E PUaH returns an income of
$7.16e for 1856, and Geo. II. Pendleton
Sz,ss7 for the same year. -
Mr.. JorN KNOB, while working at ma
chine in the Aultmau shop last week, says
the Stark Caanty Democrat, had his fingers
badly cut or. his right hand and his thumb
cut Of, except hanging by q little Of the
skinssrsa daiH If1-sUe Sch -ef---15E -
AGERMANi living within few miles from
this place, received the welcome intelli-
gence last week that he had fallen heir to
nine million dollars, says the Cslina
Etaaddrd EA u u III or
The barn Of Anderson Cunningham, in
Guernsey county, was set on fire few
days ago by q boy while lighting cigar,
and the building, with its contents, burned
to the ground. Loss $4,000.
A SrRIEE Of coal was recently made in
Trumbul1 county, Ohio, at q depth of eigh-
ty-seven feet. The coal was nearly four
feet thick. Parties have leased over one
thousand acres ofiand for mining 1t.
Twelyouug men wishing to display their
from his horse, on Friday, and pummelled
him severely. The mayor, deeming the as
sault unprovoked, requested the young
men 10 donate s6 30 each, for the benefit Of
the city, which they promptly done, and
were discharged, says the Tt6in Aduerttser.
WE learn. says the s.:srk County Democrat,
that on Tuesday afternoon severe hail
and wind storm visited Alliance, and sew
eraI buildings were injured by the wind
gust the damage amounting to several
THOUSAND dollars. The new two story brick
carriage shop of Henry Walser was badly
injured, having mostof the West end blown
in, and part of the East end blown out, and
half of the roof carried of. Another build
ing, q frame, south on the same street, was
also badly damaged; several others were
slightly damaged. It seems no person was
hurt, although two men were at work at
tn, time in Mr.. Walser's shop Ers RT 3
On Tuesday last at5P n, three boilers,
belonging to the Ashland Furnace No. 2,
located st Mineral Ridge, Ohio, says the
W0rTeR Constellation, exploded with great
force. tearing themselves from their beds
and carrying on the boiler shed, part Of the
engins house, and the north part Of the
costing house, landing at q distance of
twenty or thirty rods. Fortunately no
person was injured, although g number
were conRregased IN the immediate vicinity
Of it. The furnace has been stopped tenn
porarily until connection can be made
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