The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-30
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
INtal md AllisftllaneoNs.

Epral and allisttllanrous.
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Subscribers 10 the Diry Eap0s when thc IVA.
uer- delivered In the city by the carriers,
must pay TO tnem AZ tho rate Of twoit ceofs per
week
b.. RENovED.--'fhe muzzle may now be re
moved from the month Of the editor OF The
JowRai, rs the Mayor hssur's rs he has no
desire TO have him wear II any longer
to- The past few day OF warm weather
has had a most excellent effect. lhc corn
Is beginning to show ITSELF and Farmers /
fcclmorc hopeful
ta'- The front Of the large business house
"of DELLA. Walters, lust opposite the EN-
rtUE onlcc, on Maiu street Is rapidly APP |
proachiug completion.
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gB- TIE throng upon our streets this
morning looked as though it meant busi-
ness. There was q general rush OF men and
women, horses and wagons, thut was grou-
lying to the eyes of business mcn.
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''' 81 Iuthe Brondt-Lorcniz case ahoarmg
-was had before Esquire Kelley aud both
parties were charged by the Squire for
wrong doing. This IS the casc We made
mention Of the other day, the eight occur
ring on sunday.
eg~ Speaking of bom'ets, the Postal
islc " is thc latest style VIC have heard Of,
and it must be "stumcr," consisting, IL
is said, of "three cent postal stamp.
win The feather Of a humMiug bird at
tachcd to each corner. The "P6stSlisticb >
IL placed square upon the crown of the
head, and Is worn without ties, the ad-
hcsivc substance being dampcucd 1t adhcrcs
10 the head, and renders display of
ribbons unnecessary,
AN QuIur-rhe Mayors court, to-day,
is very quiet place. order reigns in
Dayton
Tie first of the month the new police
force, we understand, are TO assume the
guardianship. We await developments un-
der the new system. should arrests be
made who viii try The cases! The law, We
believe, provides that offenders shall be-
tried before a Police Judge. elected and
holding court for that purpose. We have
no such officer. II is true, the law says tine
Mayor may act in his absence, but under
that provision can the Mayor assume toI
discharge the duties of IN official not
known to our city laws:
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SHOCKING AcCpENr.-Ou last Friday ai-
tcrn6on, says The PiQua Democrats a passcu-
ger on'thc train from Columbus stopped oil
'Atthe crossing ORD. & NJ, with the. e.C,GL, G.,
Roads, Intending learn, totakc thcrveh-
ing train bound North. Subsequently he
determined TO come oyer to this city, and to
this end, endeayoured to jump on freight
train with passenger ear attached then
In motion, and passing ihc depot, ilc
missed the platform of-the- ear anr-fell
through and vasalerribly crushed. in, Gle
in the head and side. W hile one Of his arms
and leg was broken. He was brought
into Piqua perfectly mscnsiblc, and after
three-quarters of an hour of suffering,
died.
His shame rs appeared from marks on his
cl0tRing, was George H. Fritz. lie was
apparently about thirty years of age, and
from papers and sermon that were found
upon his person, was probablya German
Lutheran PREACHER.
His remains were returned to Columbus.
1t is said however that he resides at or
near Eaton, Prcblc county.
LE5"Thc ,JoiyHai this morning has long
list ofwhat is designated common oneu>os'
against tile city ordinances, among Which
we ndthe following ...L-
Driving any public carriage, dray, coach.
omnibus, or other vehicle, without Ii
ceu-c.
Driving ~ adray. hackney coach, cart tut-
nilurr cars. omnibus, or other vehicle kept
for transporting baggage or Passengers
without being numbered
Playing ball or other games IN publ,
streets, flying kites, rolling hoops or GANG,
calculated to irlghtcn horses.
Obstructng sidewalks by standing upoi
or occupying thcsame in any manner wha
ever, so as to Interrupt the llcc and propc
use of the same.
Playing at marbles, pitching quoits, O.
other game or sport on sundays,
Permitting any team or any horse, mar
or gcldhfg attached to any wagon, cart
dray or other vehicle " run away.
Persons building or repairing permttet
to occupy two-i4hs OF the street adjon
ing, and no more. ......... .5...
Flowing g1ocomotly Siue whistles with
In city limits forbidden,
Booths, sheds aud stalls for the sale Q
Refreshments prohibited on streets, high
waYaand public roads.
Groceries. coniectioneries, saloons, bar
rooms, or Otner tStaDUSlllUPnlN' hoI 10 "
kept-apea--oH Sunday, for the-PurPo-e- q
selling BY retail or wholesale, wine, cider
ale, porter, or spirituous liquors.
Barber shops not to be opened ON sun
days,
Offering for saJc at retail IN any street
Innr, 0Ilcy, public landing, market space
or common. any goods, wares. or mcrcan
disc, without ieeIlsO from the May or, Il.
q PMFiiie- for money, or other NaluAhl
thing, with cards. dice, tables. wheels {
fortune machines billiards, or other IN
strumrnts or devices whatsoever. ..t
There are great many other "eomnn
ofFensesmfN the list from which we tab
the above, hut as we have not space l'
all, aud as the most of themare general
known. Se.have selected the above In ~
der to convey!to tho public some idea
IN v,lat px tent the city- hns. passed. its o