Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18

day afternoon next, April 2Oth, aG GW'
o'clock. BY order.
~. It. S. SHEPARD, Chm.
SAM. E. KnE, Eec'y. TE:c g segss-i I.
iiv COLUMBUS Gays, ATTENTION. = Their,
..swill be very important meeting Of th'
Columbus Grays held at Hetteshimer's Hal
on Friday night, April 18th. It's expected
every member who has the interest and
good Of the company at heart win be In at
tendance. 1sfsss .Gntir1tssl a'ala1 =
slii7. 7.ArTHE N B. b, WaIcott. Of Milwau-
kee, one of the Commissioners of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home is at the Neil House
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-a''' DIsoRDKRLY.-Ed Sheehea. charged with
dIsorderly conduct at his place on Maple
street.. between High and Front streets, bad
ca "a hearing before the Mayor on yesterday
. morning, and was fined so and costs,
bas RErmED. = Barney Mccabe. on being re-
duced tothe ranks by the Police Commit
tee, on Tuesday night immedi yresign-
ed, and is no longer q member of the police
9forceu9au671A ld2i9Il W9N
B.B.B B. C.-There will be a meeting Of
: Buckeyes, this 1Thursday) evening, at, 2
e o'clock, at Room 4 johnson Building. All
: members are expected to be on hand. Busi-
ness of importance
CRY SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIzED.-We
learn from the Wsst0ote (tbe Board of Edu-
cation keeping it mighty quiet) that the
Board of Education of this city organized
on Monday. evening by telecting Joseph
Sullivant as President, andrP. Johnson
Secretary.
lfisNor PRovED- Thomas Carroll filed an
safidavit charging that Win. vanasdei, Jno.
Blizzard and Wms Huntey, broke into and
robbed his clothing and dying house on
High street. They were arrested and taken
before the mayor, who discharged them for
want OF proof though he considered them
dangerous and suspicious characters, and
warned them to leave the city on the first
train.
v Sent TO THE INSANE AsYLUM.-On yes
,terday James r. Thomas and Joseph T.
Bowers appeared before Judge Pugh and
made oath that they believe Orlando Case,
of Perry township, to be insane. An ex-
animation was made by DIR. E. M. Pin
ney, and it was ascertained that he had
been insane for, some three months, the
smalady being superinduced by paralysis.
Case is 73 years of age. The Judge sent
him to the insane ,ayslum- 2sat
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BRUTAL TREATMENT OF Hrs CHILD
Thomas O'Neil. arrested by Detective H..
III. Parry, and charged by him with cruel
treatment OF his family, had a hearing be-
fore the Mayor on yesterday morning. It
seems that he is in the habit of taking the
shoes off the feet of his children to sell tor
whisky, the pillows and clothes of the bed,
and if there be any objections made, Of re-
moving them with cl air ,r club. He beat
a little child of his, nly four years old,
sfoekingly with gre, G Id. The Mayor,
onyhearing the evideree, :entenced O'Neil
to thirty days on the cl ain rang.
ANExPL4NATIoN.-o Mcdonald, on
whose beat the robbery was committed on
Monday night, tells us.thath he szwthelight
in Carrots tailoring shop, on that night
butyas It was nothing uncommon, he paid
no attention to it. He says he heard no
one talking in.there, and as there is alwayI
an oilcloth curtain hanging over the door,
it was impossible he could have seen in
without difficulty, and that as it is no un-
usual thing to see light there at almost
any hour, his srspicions were not aroused
that anything was " .st,.,i1 ,'.'r' a.
CONGRESS- WATER FoUNTAIN.-Huston 6
Gardner, druggists, one door North of the
Postoffice, have arranged duplicate set of
pipes in their soda fountain through which
they can convey Congress Water as cool as
ice cau make it. The great objection to
drinking Congress Water in summer, away
from the spring, has been its warmth. BY
this arrangement it will be kept as cool as
soda can be. Huston s. Gardner propose
TO sell tickets to regular customers, during
the summer, at $100 per package. Call Ia
this morning and try either their delightful
soda or Congress Water.
PUBLISHERS OoNvESTIoN NTo-DAY-This
is the day agreed upon for convention of
the Publishers OF the State of Ohio to as
semble in this city, for the purpose of con-
sulting upon various matters of vital in
terest to them. Amongst the topics to be
discussed, as we are informed, is that of
devising eithera uniform advancement in
the rates of subscription or a way to pro-
vide supply Of printing paper on such
terms as shall insure that the white paper
will not cost more than is now received for
it after being printed. We do not, of
course, know what action wiIllbe taken, or
what measures acted upon, and give the
above as our understanding of a portion of,
the intentions of the, convention.
Come FOR A LEGIsLAToR.-Hon. VIM.
Deford, tired of his duties as member of
the Ohio Legislature, concluded to return
to his home night before last. This mem
Der had trunk. An of them are not SO
we'll provided He obtained the services
of a man named VIM. Kennedy to assist
him in toting the trunk to the depot. 1t
was a heavy trunk 1t might be full of
greenbacks and things. Itwas full oflegal
cap and documents. When Mr.. Deford
went to purchase his ticket, somebody cap
tured the trunk and threw it over Kelly's
fence, on North street, hiding it in an open
woodshed. Officer. McEwen captured
Kennedy as being the enterprising man who
would send legislator to his home trunk
less as well as souIless.. He was arraigned
before the Mayor on yesterday afternoon,
who discharged him for want of proof.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE
Yesterday morning the Legislature of the
State of Ohio passed the only sensible
"acS' of the session, They adjourped
stnesdSe. They have not pleased the Radi-
Gals, for they would not give them Negro