Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25
STATE NEWS.


HON. VIM. MUNGEN starts for Washing
ton this morning. - = ~
Plain Dealer anpounces that Ristori
will give one performance in Cleveland.
The tine is not stated. sSiE s}El6 I'D
The Advertiser says,the City Council of
Tifin has contracted for one of Silby's
Rotary Steam Fire Engines, to be COM
pleted in three months and to cost $500.
HoN. L. d. CAMPBELI arrived at home
last Monday night, says the Hamilton Tele-
oraph, in excellent health.s He will laremain
but short time. .----.-
On Wednesday, 10th instant, Mr.. Wesley
Stadybaker was very seriously injured by
abuzz-saw, at his mandatory in Brook
ville,son the Dayton & Western railroad.
WE learn that the dry goods store of
Dennison 6 Co., of Middlepoint, Vanwert
county, was destroyed by fire one night last
week. $500.
FoLEDo was visited on Tuesday by the
most violent, storm of wind and rain that
has been experienced in that region for
years. The Maumee river commenced ris-
ing, and at last accounts was again out of
its banks.
IzEur. CoRNwnLL. one of the officers Of
the American 'ironelad Miantonomah,
whose death, by apoplexy, has been an
nounced, on board that vessel. in Teulon
harboF, was q native of New Lisbon, and
was about thirty-three years of age.
THE Stark County Democrat says that in
the Disciple Church in Canton and Miner
va 40 active revival is in progress, and that
one hundred and ten have been added to
the Minerva Church, and seventeen to the
Canton Church.. ersz w
FLEMING, of the Piquds.T ournal, is a sound
war man, and delights in Showing how
fond he is of soldiers and of soldering. He
wasn't near SO fond of either about the
time of the draft. He didn't like soldering
then we'll enough to volunteer, and always
kept a, dollar or two in bank to pay for.ex-
-emption. Now he talks OF 10. soldiers
allow we apples swim"
The Tdn Vert Bulletin says: Mr.. VIM
Wort, rattle-headed Aman, twenty five
wears ld,awho has lived with his father
in this town number of years, and who
has heretofore been regarded as apeaceable
citizen;was detected, one day last week, in
the act of raping a little girl some twelve
wears OF age. Wort has fed, yet it is to bt
hoped, that he will not be allowed to e
unEhipped of justice, moe. r.,..a,8 ezez
THE Ashland steam fire engine under
went a severe trial few days since, ant
behaved admirably. 1t threw stream o
water 160 feet through a IA inch nozzle
and 500 feet new hose. The entire amount
of hose, 1924 feet, was then tested, ant
whilst doing SO, one or two ofsthe gboile
hues burst aud crippled the engine for th
time being. Engineer Kissaine soon pu
it in working order, and it is now pre-
pared to respond to the calls of fire.
The Ohio Dairymen's Association ha
selected the following as its officers for the
ensuing year: President-J. G. Horr, O
Lorain. Vice Presidents. T. Bruce, o
Oeauga; II. N. Carter, of Trumbull; Johr
Snow, of Lorain; G. B. Chamberlin, o
Medina j. Roach, of Summit A.G.Brad
lev. of Portage; c.. Wright, of Cuyahoga
b: #. Gliding, of Ashtabula; p. Coe, o
Union. Corresponding Secretary-A. Bart
Geaugas CT
THEY have swindling farmers down il
Clarke, says the Urbana Union. The editor
of the Springfield Advertiser is wrathy al
finding "bunch of sassafras" he pur.
chased, to be hickory bark, &c: He also
speaks Of ga nice looking roll of butter
which sproved to be- filthy article of re-
fused, grease The Clarke farmers, it
seefns, take pattern after town people OF
that county. In this county we are all
honest. t1gs