The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-08-08
EAINIETT'S COLUMN.

We promised our friend Emmitt
Democratic candidate for State Senator,
that we would, from time to time, keep
our readers posted as to the results o.
his business-making whisky. W.
have not room for most of the extracts
and must therefore condense.
A man named David HummeII, fol
| years saloon keeper in Portsmouth
cut his throat with razor last week,
and was found dying, Cause, selling
Emmitts whisky, Put Chat to his cred
it, in addition to the woman murdered
by her own son in Chilicothe last week.
AT circus in Steubenvlle, a drunken
crowd got into a fight No one was
killed, although men and women were
engaged in it. After the fight, there
were found upon the ground, a broken
garter, pad out Of waterfall, and
three hair pins
AT Onconta, Otscgo county, New
York, Victor Beach got drunk and shot
and killed his own mother, and then
shot himself through the head.
In Troy, N, Y, Patrick Mccormick
and James Burnoy got drunk and got
into fight, when Burney plunged a
large knife into the abdomen of McCor-
mick, numbering him,
AT Brooklyn, n Y, James Donald
son and his wife were both drunk, when
Donaldson beat his wife to death.
At liquor shop at 57I Broome St.,
New York, on Sunday, Christian Bost-
wick was beaten to death by a man
named Higgins. Tho parties had gone
there and got drunk,
The following cases have all been re-
ported in the Cincinnati Gazette within
the past ten days:
A drunken German named Iloltz attempted to
cut his throat with razor.
A German woman who was drunk was thrown
Oft the boat Major Anderson, by Tom Ryan, and
drowned.
=, Two mlnstrcls, Alfred Bamford aud Harry
Norman--fliends, got drunk. when BamlOrd shot
and murdered Norman In a billiard saloon.
= Iwo w, book pcddlers, partners named Nathan
~ wilson and Michael COtOr got drunk on beer
wheh wilson shot COtter In the stomach, aud
killed him.
hdruhkeh rowdy named John Bollmcyer, made
aesh eIRto assault on two police officers, SeIbelt
aud ChamberS firing two shots at them.
young man named George Culbertson, who
was IN Hammond st. Station House altempted
to hang himself With a handkerchief
We will close this week with the fol.
lowing, also from the Gazette:
FOURTH STREET ROW.
A drunken man was lying at the corner Of
Fourth aud Vine yesterday evening. On heinz,
aroused by some bystanders he grew nrious
and finally attacked pass Ing street ear assaing
especially the driver. The conductor got out
and knocked him down. Gathering himself up
he seized brlckbatand flung II into the rcar Of the
car. Afterward he followed II up to point OPP
poste the 1t. Lawrence whore two men got out
of the car and started toward him, he having a
large bowlder In his hand with which 10 make
battle. Just at this moment a man stepped from
the sidewalk opposite the ~. Lawrence, walked
up to the fighting individual, aud. with one tre-
mendous blow Of his list, prostrated the poor In
toxcated wretch upon the street. As he fen,
his head was cut severely upon one of the rails
For half an hour afterwardh no lay As II dead, and
We learn, had finally TO be taken away In wheel
barrow. II was singular feature Of the affair
that although large crowd witnessed the entire
affair, there was no policeman on the ground