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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
Democratic Primary Meeting

To the Democracyo of Franklin County, o.:
You are requested to meet at your usual
places of holding election in the several
Wards and Townships on Saturday, July
9th, A. d. 1867, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to meet similar delegation
from the County of Pickaway at Thurman
Hall, in the City of Columbus, on
Tuesday, July 80, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. d,
for the purpose of nominating a Senator
FIR the district composed of the Counties
OF Franklin and Pickaway.
The number of delegates to be ch ,sen
will be one for every 100 votes cast ft Ben.
LIE Fever for Secretary of State at he Oc-
tober Election, in 1866. The numl er of
delegates to each Township and " ar |
uDOn the above base ia as followc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman. q.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH,
Commercial ana Financial.

Commercial and Financial.
LONDON, July 4 - Evening. - Consol
9414 tor money. American securities closed
y. 5. 8 20 bonds, 7234; Illinois Central 701s
Erie, 43A. Amount of specie reported OF
hand in the Bank of England is G22, 500, ,OO
sterling. $50. 80 .
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Evening.-Cottor
inactive and heavy, and closed with &
downward te' dency. Middling upland.
lO1ad; middling lid, with sales to-day ol
10000 bales. Corn declined to BIS Sd pei
quarter for new mixed western. Bread
stuffs unchanged at previous quotations
Provision market unchanged, except for
bacon, which closed at AS for Cumberland
cut middles. Petroleum spirits have de-
clined to Sd per gallon; standard white
steady at Is Id.
= LONDON, July y5-Evening.-The weather
is reported favorable for crops. Sugar 25s
Cd. Linseed cakes and other articles un-
changed.
o.s-sH Maximilian.
VIENNA, July f. Evening.-The Imperial
Court of Austria has gone into mourning
| for the death of Maxlmilian.
/ . LONDON. July4, Evening.-Tbe English
Government authorities have postponed
the grand. review, which was to take place
at Hyde Park, on account OF the execution
of Maximilian.
The conduct of the Mexican Government
his subsequent execution, causes great in
dignation here and on the continent.
PARIS, July 5-Evening.-Lord Lyons
has entered upon the duties of his office as
ambassador of her Brittanic Majesty to
the Court of Napoleon, vice Lord Cawley.
LONDON. July A p. M.-The Fenian
prisoners Burke, Doran, Macatfin, McClurr
and others, have been brought from Ire
land to England.
.sf Paris Items
PARIS, July 8, Evening.-The Moniteur
to-day has an article expressing its destes-
tation of the murder of Maximilian.
In the Senate and Corps Legislatiff to-
day speeches were made denouncing the
execution as crime against civilization.
Orders have been sent out suSpending
from their functions all French cOnsuls in
the Mexican republic.
All festivities in this city have ceased,
and preparations for the forthcoming fetes
have been abandoned out of respect for
memory of the ill-tated Maximilian.
Submarine Telegraph.
PARIS, July 5.-The French Government
granted concession to the New France and
American Telegraph Company, which pro-
poses to lay a submarine cable from Brest
to some point on the American coast.
Grent Britain and Mexico.
LONDON, July 5.-All the Courts of Eu-
rope have adopted mourning for the death
of Maximilian. The recall of the British
Legation from the city of Mexico and sus-
pension of diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and the Government of Mex
leo is seriously proposed.
A Dinner to VIM. Lloyd Garrison.
MANCHESTER, July 5th.-The distin-
guished American, VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
was entertained to-day at dinner given
in his honor by his friends and admirers.
Arrest of a Fenian LIE eader.
DUBLIN, July "a Fenian leader, al
legged to be Gen. Halpin, formerly Secretary
of one of the Fenian organizations in
America, has been arrested in the streets
of Cork. -g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

MEETING OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ats a meeting of the County Commission
ers yesterday -Messrs. Koerner and Barbee
preseat-the following claims were allow
ed: -r
Nevins & Myers, assessors blanks, sl26;
John Rohletter, Jail expenses, $12; The Cri-
sis, advertising, So; St. Clair & Scott jail ex-
penses, $5.4o; B. p. Dunford, Jail expenses,
So so; Harris & Sigler, stationery, $4.75
Sampson Tuck, Jail expenses, SO; Colum-
bus Printing Company, stationery for
Clerk of Court, $33 so; Geo. w. Gleason.
stationery for Treasurer, Clerk of Court,
Auditor, Recorder and Commissioners,
$lO7.7O; Ohio Statesman, paper, 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
From Mobile

MOBILE, July 5.-The steamer Tobasco,
bearing the Mexican flag, arrived yester-
day morning with about 500 of the For
eign Legion from Maximilian's command.
The garrison of Vera Cruz left that CITY
on the 2Sth of June. The capitulation was
signed on the 9th, and they marched out
with colors flying and were saluted by the
Liberal forces. They were allowed to re-
tain their arms, and were furnished with
national vessels to leave Mexico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

New YORK, July 4.-The steamer Rising
Star, with San Francisco dates to the 18th,
arrived yesterday.
Capture of MOsquera Confirmed.
The Herald's Panama correspondence,
dated 23d ult, confirmed the report of the
capture of Mosquera and the assumption of
supreme power by Acosta.
The Columbian steamer Bolivar, which
slipped through the fingers of the Authori-
ties at Panama, when they contemplated
seizing her, has returned to Panama by
Mosquera's order, and was delivered to the
authorities. -Es
g. Affairs Unsettled.
Affairs were greatly unsettled, and the
only remedy seemed to be to wait until the
Congress was convened. ..-.
United States Mediation Accepted.
The Herald's Santiago, Chile, CORES
pondence says: The Presidents Message
to the Chilian Congress States that the
Spain had been accepted with conditions.
American Officers Arrested
Lieuts. Crossman and Weightman, of the
U. S. Steamer Ossipie, had been arrested
in Valparaiso, by an officer of the steamer,
for intending to fight duel.
Lima CORE repondence.
The Herald's Lima, Peru, correspondence
of the 18th ult., announces the fact that
Castillo's revolution for the purpose of de-
posing Prado had been brought to a ter
mination by the death of Castillo himself.
The only body of rebels remaining in arms
was the small command of General Rivas.
Prado had succeeded in forming new Cab
met. Congress was busy adopting a new
constitution and revising the new penal
code.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

A HIGH HANDED OUTRAGE.-On Thurs
day morning as a carrier of the Columbus
Gazette, named Cook, was going his rounds,
he met fellow named Jones, who had in
his hands an old musket. Without word
Jones cooked his gun and shot the little
fellow through the leg. The police were
after Jones yesterday, and it is hoped he
will be caught and receive his deserts. A
more quiet, peaeeablei little fellow than
Cook there is not in the city, and the shoot
ing by Jones has not even the poor pal
liation of sauciness on the boys part as
an expuse .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
Observation-Disclosures.
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 5th.-The Fourth
passed off quietly here. Some or pic
mics took large number of people into
the country. - ial
Twelve houses in Covingtou, mostly
small frames, were destroyed by fire,
caused by shooting pistols. Loss $4,000:
insurance $4,000.
The Union Cricket grounds of this city
opened yesterday with a match game OF
base ball between the Louisiana and Gin
cinati Clubs, in which the latter were vic
torious by the score of go to "a. The game
was witnessed by nearly 2000 persons.
Geo. Shields, the well known builder OF
engines, died yesterday of dropsy.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
From Memphis,

MEMPHIS, July 4-The morning press
denOunces as false the statement tele-
graphed by Col. Palmer's bureau, in refer
ence to the wholesale deaths ofnegroes by
cholera. The Appeal says Palmer derived
his information from a negro doctor and
policemen. A few cases. have appeared, but
nothing like the numbers stated. The city
is now unusually healthy for the season.
Business is generally suspended, but be-
yond few pic-nics and excursions there is
no public observance
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

RUNAwAY.-We learn that two horses at
tached to a wagon became frightened at q
flying window curtain on Oak street, and
ran away, yesterday morning about 10
o'clock, taking down into Elm alley,
where the buggy of DIR. Loving was stand
ing, he having gone into q neighboring
house to sees patient, leaving his little son
in the buggy. The runaway team came in
contact with the buggy, upsetting it, and
severely injuring the boy, and also detach-
ing the Doctors horse, which also ran
aWaV.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
FROM MEXICO
Arrival from Vera Cru,

New ORLEANS, July 5-The French cor
vette Phlequetton, of eight guns, fourdays
from Vera Cruz with dispatches from the
Consul General of France, arrived at the
Southwest Pass this morning. She has on
board Gen. Herrea and other Mexican ref
ugees. n q ~. ..-..... -lst i 1Ts5
= -e--i III Fall of Vera Cruz. ,-
She brings news of the fallof Vera Cruz
on the 9th. The city surrendered without
, .bloodshed. and is quiet. The captured SOL
diers were sent to Mobile by d French sloop
of war.
The foreign men-ot-war in port were the
U. ). steamship Tacony, the English steam
er Jason, and the Spanish Deloce.
egpu RS santa Anna shot. s5ir
Santa Anna was shot on the, morning of
the 25th at Sisal. ii r---i- ! 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
FROM NEW YORK.
Another Race Between Dexter
Ethan Allen

Another Race Between Dexter and
Ethan Allen. H-a.-
NEW YORK. July ga race was trOtted
between Dexter in harness and Ethan Allen
and his mate, on the Morristown, New
Jersey, course yesterday, which was VOL
after close and exciting contest by Ethan
and his mate. the best mile being in 2:20.
The Negroes and military in Rich
mOnd. EN
In Richmond, Va, the negroes and mill
tary demonstrated their loyalty in comply
ing with the Mayors proclamation, and
one of the Courts did so by adjOurning its
session on receiving written order from
Gen. Schoheld.
The Fourth in Southern Cities.
In Charleston and the rest OF the South
ern cities, although business was most gen.
orally suspended, the military and freed
men alone appeared to be all iubilant over
the return of the national anniversary.
Death of Judge SwayAe.
Judge Swayne, of the Supreme Court,
died at Washington this afternoon, OF ty-
phoid fever.
Illness of Ex-Gov. King
EX-Gov. John A. King had a severe para
letic stroke yesterday. The symptoms are
unfavorable.
United States Marshal Murray, Colonel
Wood, Deputy Marshals Poor and New
comb, and four officers were arrested to-
day on a charge of kidnapping, and
gave bail to appear in future for hearing.
| They recently arrested several persons on
| charges of having stolen property from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The men, it is said were taken without
warrant and removed from the jurisdiction
of the County and State. The Marshal
| claims that they were arrested on war
rant issued in April last by Commissioner
| Belts.
| Robbery.
Edward Given was robbed in a 4th Av-
enue car, Wednesday afternoon, of stocks
and money valued at $27,3 ,325. One of the
thieves was arrested, but none of the
money recovered.
Joseph Williams (colored) was executed
to-day at New Brunswick, n. j., for the
| murder of another colored man.
Yellow Fever at Kingston.
| A letter has been received by Collector
Smythe from the American Consul at
Kingston, Jamaica, stating that yellow
fever prevails there. The type is quite
malignant. At least 25 per cent. of the
cases have proved fatal so far.
The Russian Territory-Reconstru
| tiOn-M heat Crop.
WASHINGTON, July 3. - The Russian
Minister received a telegram from st. Pc
tersburg, stating that special commits
sioner has left for this city to formally
transfer the American Northwestern Ter
ritory to authorities delegated by the Uni
ted States.
The House committee on Reconstruction
hope to report bill on Monday next.
| The June report of the Agricultural De-
partment represents the wheat crop of the
country at least two hundred millions BUSH
els. Other cereals are represented in good
condition.
Celebration of the Fourth.
The 4th was celebrated with more than
usual ecldt here and elsewhere. The cor
| ner-stone of the new Tammany Wigwam
was laid here. There was a grand parade
of military, display of fireworks, &c. In
Boston the principal events were regatta
anda fireman's procession. In Washing
ton the public officers apparently monopo-
lized the occasion, and dull state dinners
were the rule. -rrtlE.f c-E as
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

BrLLIARDs-A Cool RErREAT.-There is
ne comfort this hot weather in playing the
game of billiards, attractive as it is, in hot
room. 1t is therefore very desirable that
visitors should find a cool retreat, in which
to play the noble game. The well regu-
lated Excelsior Billiard r >om of Mussey
& futile, is as cool and pleasant as possible
and there, after the heat of the day, the
lovers of the beautiful game congregate to
enjoy themselves. There is no pleasanter
place Of amusement in the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

q.
FLOUR-Market l5925c lower and rather more
a99s Sass s a. Ss sOS 60 for supene state and
for choice do So 7o@1o rs for shipping round hoop
WHEAT-Market lower; white California % 80.
winter red western % IS.
R1E-Quiet; Cauada 81 40, fsEs l-L --
CORN-Market 192c lower; sales at 81 ofas1 os for
unsopnd 81 OF for new white western; 81 u for
southern yellow.
s59s5!zc for Ohio and state: =
SUGGhA6RTEiImer SGGh6i Fl and active Cuba 1I3s@I2X.
% ELECTROMAGNETIC at le9l6isc for crude; z79
H0PS-Quiet at 5O@s5c for new crop.
mess. closing ss 4s regular so 50 for old; SIS 50
BEEETEiR BEET HlTs5Rafsa at RPssi.P' y III REieS'
fo BAsC0Nhpul ACC at loS&c & for Cumberland cut; 11Hc
CUT MEATs-DaH sXs sKc Sfs for Shoulders; l2o
lS3zc for for hams
BUTTER-DuIl at iOS2Ic for Ohio; 12sa6o for
CSHfEESE-DulI and lower at za14xc.
.t LATEsT-5 P. NJ. - t-Is 7-e-7
and steady for fresh ground; old state for export
WHEAT-Dull andlower for common and infs-
rior and steady for good and prime grades. = TI7s
RYE.$l 80 for western. ~. .-t.-- gs..
OATS-Steady at 74c for western; s5c for Ohio.
CORN-Dull at 81 O50l OF for fair to prime mixed
IOhh-r lIIneIi SdleS OF mess AT 81 oO caSh ana
regular, closing with buyers al S2l so cash, and
S2I 30 regular. $21 55 cash and s2l 62h regular.
B{IIEiEEFMWQgiess {IIiE M, Ts s,stsG and steadv
PICKLED HAMS-I2sk@l3c, -..... ..
BACuN-Dull at IO5S S@lOSlc for CumbeIlsnd cut;
llH 9lIc for short rio; 12z912Sc for short clear.
LARD-Heavy at l21S@l2A for fair to prime
steami 123S9l21zc for kettle rendered.
Cincinnati market-JuIy s. e--
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; family Sl1 5o9
$l2 90. =
WHEA Ar-Dull; sales of old No. 1 red S. TO- No
81 Is: No. new was offered at s. 25 for red To be
delivered in a week or ten days.
C0RN-Dull at 75c for No. L. ..tys.f "a. .. .r.-..-
OATS--Firmer; No. l CSC. go. -
RYE-Dull ana nominal. n l ..a .-.Ir -' --
COTT0N-Dul middliug 221sc. rf71 =E
Wh1SkY-Sold at 800 in bond. -q-
P0RK-Mess firm and quiet at S2l. n r. .t.. --
BU Lk MEATS-Firm at s1z9lOE and IL 10 for
shoulders, sides and clear sides. -
BACON-Very firm at 81, llH. IL ard l2lzc. 90
HAMS-In good demand, and. prices higher; COM
mon l5c; sugar cured 49,. 80, -. s-o --
B LARU-Dull; sales of prime at 1lc .- --
. BUTTER-Unchanged,
. EGGS-Declined to l5c. .-H-- --H.. a.'t g. -s
GR0CERIES-Frm at full prices. ... .-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
Fenfan HIischief Apprehended.

TORONTO, July 4.-The Government Eav-
ing received information that the Fenians
intended mischief to-day, took precaution-
ary steps. The gunboat Heron was sent to
Niagara, another was placed at Fort Erie,
and another at Windsor. The gunboats on
the st. Lawrence were also kept in readi-
ness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
IndianapoIis Items.

INDIANAPoLIs, July 5.-The corner stone
of the Soldiers Home, at Kingstown
Springs, was laid TO- day under the auspices
of the Indiana Department of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Gov. Conrard BaL
ker delivered the Grafton. f5 IEE
AT German picnic near this city to-
day. man named Austin FSulke was
killed by VIM. McCay. Th9 murderer
made his escape and is still at large. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
Sherif,s Sale.

William h. Dunnick) Common Pleas Court of p
Maria x.i ivy FrankbiR n5;S County.
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID in the above stated case from said Court to
me directed. will offer for sale at public auction
at the door of the Court House. In the city of Co
Saturday, the 10th day of August, A ID
--I.-- 1867, - H1lft .- -1- <
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
tate, situate In Franklin county. Ohio, to-wit: -
The north half of Lot No. % of Baker q Mitch-
ellis subdivision of 0ut-lots number z. 8, 81 and
% of the city of Columbus, as plated by N: b.
Kelly for said Baker Mitchell. and described on
the TAT of said subdivision recorded in the Record
er's Office of said Franklin county. in book No. SO,
psge 255.
Appraised at $500.
Printers fees $S.25.
VIM. DOMIGAN, Sheriff.
GEO L. CONVERSE, Attorney.
jy6-dIt6Wti
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

'- FELL DEAp.-As E. Mettles, of Montgom'
cry township. was driving his horse home
from the celebration at the City Park, and
Just as he had reached Seventh street, be
tween Town and Rich, the animal fell
! dead in the street, overcome by the terrific
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

The PUzzLER's CoLUMN.-The reports Of
the Fourth of July celebration and Olen-
tangy Park Association meeting, compel
us to leave our favorite Puzzler's Column
over until Monday. WIN Sammy" please
call on us, at this Office, this or tomorrow
afternoons He will confer favor by SO
doing. --..s u ,ttatf--At u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

se Acc1DENT-On Thursday as Frederick
Litchtord, was attempting to draw load
from shot gun it was accidentally dis
s charged, the shot lacerating his arm terri
: IDLY. He was doing well last evening, and
it was thought he would not be obliged to
have the arm amputated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

PnFERrNG.-On Wednesday morning a
boy about fifteen years old, named Robert
Robinson, went into the store of o. &.
Brake, on Fourth street, and stole between
S3 and $5 out of the drawer. He was ar
rested, and tried yesterday before the
Mayor, who fined him in the sum of So and
costs, which was paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

INVITED TO ZANEsvILLE.-Wel learn thai
some of our racing stock has been invited
to GAINESVILLE to participate in the races tc
come off there in about ten days. VIM
Mcdonald, Esq, owner of Bastion, went
down yesterday to learn particulars and
make arrangements. If he concludes to
take his horse down, we advise the Zanes-
Williams to "look out for Grigsbyi" a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
The Wool Growers, As,ociation.

CLEVELAND, July 4-The Executive
committee of the, Ohio Wool Growers As
sociation met in this city to-day and de-
cided not to make the tariff question an is
sue in the canvass for State officers, but to
look to the candidates for the Legislature
to secure the election of tariff man for
United States Senator
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

A SALUrE.-Our thanks are returned to
the Sherman Guards and the Emmet
Guards for salute fired in front of our
Office on the morning of the Fourth. They
havy many times shown their good feeling
towards this establishment, and we can as.
sure them we heartily reciprocate. lie
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
Lawn croquet at s. selleck & Co.'s.

ENrERPRIsING.-The Journal, in its issue
of the 4th. publishes especial Order No.
$3.50, ,56l.7 1872" copied from the STATESMAN,
June 26. 'sThat is the way the" Journal
s.gets its late news; it publishes our articles
nine days later than we do" gI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

FIGHT ON THE FoURTH.-There was a
right smart chance of muss on High
street below Friend, on Thursday. Some
two or three fellows, filled with benzine,
pitched into a countryman, and by
t'doubling teams" on him, made it pretty
hard row to hoe. The bystanders inter-
fered finally, and put stop to the fight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
MIAMI.
27 SO

Fly Catches-Crescents. 10; Miamis, ID.
Flies Miosed-Crescen's. 5; Miamis. Z.
Club. >
Times hours.
In the afternoon game was played be-
tween the Lone Star Club of Springfield,
and the Railway Club of Cleveland, the
prize being gold ball, in which the Cleve-
land Club won by score of 45 to 35.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

CARS FOR .MIDDLETowN.-On Thursday
morning a span of horses attached to a
street car, taking fright at.the alarm of
fire, left the track and took down Broad
street at pretty lively rate, nor could they
be stopped before reaching the bridge.
The passengers in the cars at the time de-
clare that riding on the cars on Broad
street is not near as smooth as on High.
The horses seemed to have an idea that it
was necessary to open line of trade to
Middletown, Franklinton, and other subur-
: ban posts. We don't believe the line will
be popular-before the rails are laid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
The Fourth at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Business was gen.
orally suspended yesterday. Picnics on the
outskirts of the city, where a large mum.
Der of persons were attracted, were the or
der of the day. There was no public DEM
onstration. Everything passed off quietly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

THANKs.-Rev. Father Mellen. Of st. Pat
riek's Church, would return thanks for
himself and his congregation to j. Neil,
Esq, for the use of his grounds, and to
Capt. DeLany, and the officers and men Of
the gallant Emmet Guards, for their pres
ence at the picnic on the Fourth. The af-
fair was a complete success, and was of
great pecuniary benefit to the Catholic
Schools
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

FIRE.-Day before yesterday, during the
absence of the Fire Department at the cele-
bration, the roof of a tenement house on
the south side of Broadway, between High
and Front took fire from chimney. At
ter somewhat of scare to the inmates, dur
ing which household furniture was turned
into the street promiscuously, the fire was
extinguished by means of buckets. No
damage of any consequence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

BUSINESS AT THE COURT OF CoMMoN
PLEAs.-In the case of Rochelle v. Beatty
the jury returned a verdict for defendant
of costs. -~-...
The following prisoners were arraigned
yesterday: William Harris, Albert Grant
and Henry Harrison, burglary John r
Smith, rape; John r. Smith, robbery
Patrick Flynn and Leo Nugent, burglary
William Manly, burglary; William Thomp-
son, burglary. ge .
Yesterday was motion day, and on Mon
dav the cases of Chloe Robinson v. Eliza
beth E. Robinson, Henry M. Neil "
Michael Held, Jesse Shoemaker v. Nicholas
Bower, and Fred. J. Ryan v. Stephen s. ".
r. Carpenter, will be taken up and dispos-
80 n their order.