Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-13
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News ofthe Day.

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Gold closed in New York Saturday even
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slSTENaIsr, Of f-News York, loses so, 600 per
annum by shoplifters, - ~
TN6 mUIatto women a d fought for an egg in
Giro was killed Sss ss's sIss sf g 80 - :
AspsRo in. George hogged hissdaughtef
toleashs f0F claudestine sparkling" ISss2b
CHIckeo. fashionables are suffering in
conseqnepce.of no operassr stsa
.Pk0nEAADs parties Ia California are
called "accidenralzs As
MILwAUKEE is excited over forged will
in4oleIag 4 iEaluabls estate. e AEx ssn
A MONTREAL ladof fifteen married his
bfotEsfs m6tksr-iislaW Of Hffy.a isa7A7s
MILwAuKEn wants .. good, theatre and
the merchants are asked to sc0ntribnte to
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RIsToREi Is to play for the Southern Re-
lief. She has already relieved many pock-
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ANEW YoRK paper calls Beecher's story
agigantiesell~-it has. sold $50 900 copieslo Of
the Lsdgsr. Ni6 y ss11laS7sulsd
SOME .6oneol6gists In Gloucester have
found what they suppose TO be part of an
elephants leg, ; ,e,Bos .f1olugv w6I
DOUBLE daily, trains have commenced
running on ALI the important Southern
railroads.
PAPERS in Canada insist upon complete
Canadian currency to the exclusion of al
other coins.
vDRu0GIsTs In Portland are not allowed
tosaA alcoholic liquors for the use Of sick
people. - -s-1sss - f-''
A s75OO marble hotel is3going up in
Albany, unless the proprietors take that
direction financially. - 49,
"a eEaST n & AN Of Pittsburg has papered
his room with certificatesef oil stock, at
an expense Of s5300o. - - = 'sii
Y.AiMAN is On tFiaE in Detroit for the Sc.
duction of his wife, after having been di-
yereeds FROM her and married to. another
.sAB0UT twenty miles from Carson Citys
Nevada,sare some mineral springs called
Steamboat Springs, from the noise they
nalie, which sounds Ike several steamers
discharging steam. These springs cover
an area of about three acres. The wateris
boiling hot, and the escaping steam can be
seen f53 several miles before sunrise, and
the atmosphere in the vicinity is filled with
the smell Of sulphur. There are crevices
in the rocks where the water can be seen
boiling at depth of thirty feet. There is
slgli spring which is called Breathing
Spring. 1t is shaped much like well.
ThesHa ater reeedes to the depth Of ten or
twelve feet, remains forfive minutes, and
then Commences to boil, and rises TIL it
shoots into the air above ten feet and in
ten minutes it begins to recede.
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STATE NEWS.
TIE Jackson STANDARD of last week says
tAszfruit crop in that county will be most
abundant. The peach trees are now red
with blossoms. Every kind Of fruit is now
safe from the frost, and Strawberries
grapes. apples pears, cherries, plHmss
&c, are al giving good promise of an
abundant yield.
sneisnss29 mound ON the q summit mn di Of
IT. Pleasant ursuburbs--wasp partially
excayated by some young men few days
since, and portions of human skeleton
exhumed-some chief or warrion probably,
ofEHe race which inhabited this fegionbe-
fore theeN Nerths "A American Indians, 1.-The
bones were IN very bad state of preserya-
tion.- So says the Lancaster Gazette.
THs cIssssdnd Hsrdsd says Captain D.
BroWns Of Auburn, New York, passed
through Che city yesterday with a hog
weighing fourteen hundred pounds. It was
captured in Australia and is en- route to Nor
walk, Ohio. The untamed monster wasin
q sty built IN freight car for the special
purpose Of safe transportation. Its cireum-
feerpces Immediately behind the shoulders,
6 Six and half feet.
VIZ 1eafn that d collision occurred on
wednesday night, says the Daakon Empire,
atAboat IL o'clock. some nine miles east of
Sidney, on the B, q !. railroad, between an
extra freigllt and the construction train, in
which Che Engineers Of both trains and one
fireman were killed, and Conductor
French. Of tie extra feiEhk slightly in
junedbssBoth engines, were total wreeks
Wesdid not ascertain to whom is attached
the bIzmeof the accident. .o<57osd.EoS hHs
WHEAryfor the last week. has demanded
higher hgufes than ever before known in
the e6uftyy says the, BucWus Forums and
our fortunate farmers who have the grain
on hands arsB reapings the harvest. The
pEices PeEbqshef have ranged from $2u55
up to So 10, From indications SO far as
we have observed, and from Information
derived from farmers, more than a usual
number Of acres have been sowng and the
ezpectation of . good and large crop isyerE
promisipgs There is but little wheatin the
market, and its scarcity creates high prices
-Four consequently to-day is $I7 90 pei.
barrel. rs Sss3s islS5 - Il - 35330
YksrERDAY Wednesday, afternoon, VIM.
Plummer~v carpenter, residing in the
southeastern part of town, attempted sui
cidebg chtting his Throat with razor. he
had been sick for several months, laboring
under. dyspepsia in severe form, which
had. q depressing effect or. his mind, causing
occasional symptoms of insanity. A short
time before he committed the rash act, he
requssled bis wife to go'to neighbor's and
carry 4boqdet to young lady. She was
r6lup1aut - GO but he was SO urgent that
she finally consented. She was absent but
a short time, leaving him alone, and on her
ret6fn found him in the woodshed, stiIp
alive but unable to speak. Dr. Shepherd
yewed np and dressed his wound as well as
Iteould be done, and by the aid of stiumu--
Iantggueeeeded in reYiying the unfortunate
nan 50 that In few hours he was able to
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