Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
News Of the Day.

.TaE average Sundayl attendance at the
Paris Exposition is $1,000 persons. =
OVER 10000 pounds Of wool have been
received In Kansas City from New Mexico
thisaesson!i0J ia d2ih q A!S .oA
BosroN has an undertaken who adver-
4isss his shop by sham corpse In the win
dou II L1Sd
TIN. New Fork Herald oficeis connected
with Mr.. Benhett's residence, on Washing
ton Heights, by telegraph. b 10 t7soi
The Philadelphia Epening Bulletin claims
for its own John Quill" the suggestion of
Walrussia as the name for our new posses
fions- m aT2 8 iua
A BosToN man has sued his brother for
$4,000, for alleged slanderous words used
in letter to his sister.u
a About 100000 rivets were used in con-
structing the Paris Exposition, $1,000, 900
holes being punched to receive them.
WENDELL. aPH11LIps says, sthe best edu-
cation. In the world is that got by strug-
Cling to get living"
sz TIE season is indicating the proyerb
that Q Nce7R5aT T7Fsr
SS"A wet April and May s.s
Fills the barns with wheat and hay"
"THE Independent Bumbtebee and Bro,on-
lo,c BZo,o GAM Is the title Of Radical pa
per soonto be started in Chattanooga
TIE Dutch Reformed Synod in Chicago
are considering the expediency of dropping
the word ''Dutch" from their title. 70
FIREWORKS will not be allowed in Boston
next 4th of July. Sixty thousand dollars
have heretofore been annually expended
sin Boston for fireworks. tr5 s,5
vented breastpin from which, by touch
ing a little spring, one can extract sue
cession of choice airs from favorite operas.
?, Mr. BEEcHER recently preached a pow
erful sermon, upon the love Of money. He
advocated wealth, saying that itnnderlies
civilization, refinement, art, letters and re-
ligion, but deprecated the boarding Of
money to the last moment of life: roE
THE early closing movement for the Lon
'idon shops has been indorsed by the fash
- ionable society OF the metropolis. Four
teen hundred ladies, all ssleaders of fash
ion, declare they will no logger do their
shopping after two o'clock on Saturday.
IT appears from official documents that
in 1854 there were in France in every ten
thousand marriages no fewer than one hum
dred and 'sixty-seven between, relatives.
The proportion has been constantly in
creasing since 1851, when it was only one
hundred and twenty-nine in ten thousand.
A NEW YoRK reporter exhibits both eau
ton and ingenuity in saying of Jefferson
Davis: g His departure will depend almost
entirely upon circumstances; Mr.Davis is
at the same time, is opposed to protracted
stay ~ TC-fzf-A KY =
{. STATE NEWS a
A coNTEMPrIBLE scoundrel named Jas.
Kelly, attempted to commit 'rapep last
Sunday, says the CSrcleuiile Union. on q lit
tie girl five years old, daughter of Thomas
Bending, of Walnut township -TheEil-
lain was arrested and brought before JUS
tice Norris, who sent him to this place
where he is now confined in Jail. = - e
ON;Tuesdsy evening last, says the No
Die C5snty Republican, while little Mackey
1AOLIl lo5 oOu Va sSuPbs 4uOtAdS w O1OAIln3 VI
this place, and several other little boys
were playing game known as 'imumbfe
the pegs,n one OF the little boys in throw
ing the knife over his head accidentally
eStFuek Mackey in the left eye with the
point Of it, injufing and lacerating the eye
hall so badly that little hope is entertained
that the sight Of the eye can be saved. sz
,Jusr before coal train No IL, Mahoning
Division, A. & G.. W. RoR., reached Auro-
n, on last Friday afternoon, Morris Jones,
brakesman, fell underneath the train and
was instantly killed. Mr.. J. was attempt
ing to pass from q coal car to the tender on
the engine, when he accidently slipped and
went under. He was literally ground and
cut to pieces. So says the Wdrren Constita-
tion, --------
The Dcyton Journal gives an account oi
an affray which occurred near that place
on Sunday last, in which man named
Brandt was SO badly beaten by party o
six persons that il was thought he woulo
die. The difficulty grew out Of fight be.
tween the son of one Of the assailants anG
Brandt's boy. The men also severely bea
the boy who tried to keep them from killing
his father.
WE learn, says the Morroto County Serti-
mel, that on Friday week a little girl, aget
fourteen months, of Mr.. Pierman, of NORTH
Bloomfield, met It's death by drowning
The accident, we learn, occurred about a
foIlows:- The children were out in the yart
playing, and leaving the child alone, i
walked MP to boiler full of water, and wa
PLAYING in it with stick, lost its balanc,
and was drowned before assistance reached
It. q 2 81 > ~ ~ -
SPsrNaFIELD, Mass, Is having its turn o.
the late prevailing Massachusetts, excite
nent. In this instance the circus did 1t
The Springfield School Committee, aftel
the youthful appetite had been sharpenet
nv. visions of coming circus, issued 4
manifesto that any boy who stayed away
from school on circus day MAY 10 should
be whipped OF expelled, according as ht
did or did not have the consent OF his
parents In 80 doing. One lad, whom bis
parents allowed to stay at home, tand who
did not attend the circus,) was whipped
Another, who by consent Of parents at
teudeds the circus, was expelled. These
things being noised abroad, great indig-
nation was stirred up, and the end Is moi
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