Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
Local aNews..

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:, METEoRoLocIcAL TABLE, prepared an
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, s
South High street.
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TRANsFERRRD YEsrERDAY.-The follow
ing wasathe only transfer of real cstat
left at the Recorders Office yesterday:
Ann Krahn to Thomas Pagan, Feb. 10th
l3 acres of land in Madison township, 70
1915.
.DIsoHARGED.-Daniel Bresnahan, VIII
was charged by Mr.. Lower with assault ant
battery, before Mayor Bull, was on yester
day discharged, the complainant failing tc
appear against him. Patrick Welsh, whc
was arrested for the same offense, was als'
discharged. as.,' a-s,.I
CLEANING THE GUTrERs.-The Stree
Commissioners, as ordered by the counci
night before last, had his force out yester
day cleaning the cutters on High street
Perhaps now the water has chance Il
run off, it will not be so muddy in the cen.
ter of the street.
THE POLICE CoURT.-This, our favoritt
and usually certain source for an item ol
two, ethrew off on us'' yesterday. Not &
ghost of an item could we scare up. Not g
man of 'em all had become inebriated, and
we hereby vent our maledictions ON al
places where an item cannot be obtained
Give us items. Items we beseech you.
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The COMING CRoP.-From every portion
of the country we have cheering reports ol
the coming crop winter wheat and rye. 1t
looks better than for the last ten seasons at
this time of year, and if there be no sud-
den frosts to blast our present good pros
poets, the coming season will be fat one
or the farmer. k .s5l''.
ST. PAFRIcK's DAY.-There will be q
public meeting held this evening, March
Ii, at N o'clock, at the Hall of the Fenian
Brotherhood, West State street Opposite
the American House), to take into consid-
Grafton the propriety, of celebrating the
anniversary of Ireland's Patron Saint. All
Irishmen are invited to attend. EsRi}
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HUNTING FOR HIM-Some of our citizens
are not posted. They thought, at least we
heard them say, that the men engaged on
the streets yesterday with scrapers and
shovels were cleaning the crossings. How
far they were from the truth. Those men
were dragging the streets, endeavoring to
find the body of boy who had incautiously
stepped from The crossing and was drowned
in the raging torrent below.
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FILED YEsTERDAY.-The certificate of in
corporation of the German Land and
Building Association of Cleveland was filed
in the Secretary of States office yesterday.
This organization is for the purpose of
raising funds to be loaned among its mem
bers to aid them in procuring homes. The
capital stock is $200,0O0, in shares of 5000
each. William Meyer, Jacob Mueller, A.
Weile, George A. Ralbe and Charles F.
Kaestle, are the corporators. 'ig
The MARKETS Considering the fearful
state of the roads and constant rain of
Monday and Monday night, the attendance
at market was huge. Maple syrup was
selling at $1.25; Apples, $1.6O per bushel.
Potatoes. 800 to $1.10; Eggs Is to 20
cents per dozen. We don't understand this.
Eggs can be purchased at the stores at from
16 to 1S cents, while. in the market they ask
two cents per dozen higher. Butter sells
from 80 to 35 cents per pound, and is
strong at that. 5cG TI3l+sG 7E3 ~
DEBATING CLUB No. l.-This now per-
manent and favorite institution Of our city
will hold its regular weekly debate at the
rooms of 7. NJ. G. A., corner Of High and
Broad streets, Tomorrow night. There
will be very entertaining intellectual
treat, consisting of essays, -declamatiens
and readings, and debate on the question
fResotUed, That capital punishment ought
to be abolished" The affirmative will be
contended for by Messrs. Miller and Rob-
inson, and the negative by Messrs. Chaplin
and Ramsey.
FASHIONABLE COLLARS FOR LADIEs.-The
Shakespeare collars have obtained a !
new lease of life; all the new point lace,
and other costly styles, are made narrow at
the back, and with sharp, but not extreme
ly elongated points. sess
New styles of linen collars and cuffs are
made with two tucks, one turning up, the
other down, with a HneIof hem stitching
between, and an edging of Valenciennes
The points in front, instead of being sharp,
are cut into two irregular dents.
The cuffs are straight, deep, and finished
so as to button over on the back,
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-Yester morn
ing about ten o'clock, as Nicholas Schlee,
whose brewery is at the corner of Liberty
and Front streets, was watching some of
his men saving barrel slaves, a silver of the
oak, about eighteen inches in length. flew
from one of the slaves, entering his mouth
and sticking in the back part of his throat,
barely missing the jugular vein. Had the
piece of stick been firm and strong, it'll
would have gone entirely through the back
of his neck, and must have killed him in
stantly.' AS it was he bled profusely, and
is now lying in a very critical condition.
FIGHT ON THE Street CARs.-On Mon
day night as street car No. was making
its last trip, chap took passage at the
depot, and offered in payment therefor a
ticket of a kind not current on the road,
and which conductors had been forbidden