Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-28
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BosToN, Jan. 27.--A severe snow storm
was raging IN Maine lasc night. Snow IN
thewoods reported five feet deepr ~ yiiad
~ fatal "A fray y. psa ,,ss. y m
Troy. Jan. u "A young man. una6Igd
Thos. N; Bailey, was kilIfd instantlv ~
apOthef man, named doeI ,rhoulIIlDnel
night. Bailey charged Th0BpsOnD@itif M
Euting the formers sister, Wllefei1o6dk
blows ensued and Thompson sho u him.
Sei,temeed AffH no
ScH1REesros, Jan; 3d. fIoTscs ,GrSSi3e
the negro. murderer, was. sentenced 70 Be-
hanged March first. :. sselqSs
o9 Slavery. Among the tndIans.
New ORLRANs, Jan. 26.--An official litter
from Florida says the Indians Of the. Eyer Z.
Rlades have eIletermihedt 30 keep fha heef6es
In tleir tribe as Law 8, denying. that WhIta
mens laws are applicable 10 them. on the
Subject Of slavery the negroes claim fheIr /,
liberty and,haVeaPpealedg TO thspmilltar1
1t is officially reported thSt tie ffsadnsa
throughout Florida are renewing Contacts
Large numbers entering 3I1dsg There.
was large emigration from North caroll
ma and VirginIa Tor the pRrp0s obtaInfnRs
work or colonizlng on ASe Johns river In
South Florida. a0ifloafi dsts oTerne ~nu az n
Gen. Ely hadarrived from South CRf0llha,
with 500 freedmen. 4. Colonization atencies
in the southern part of-the State seemed
unpopular..u st1omssiiragls fisg ggRtHT IA -
A difficulty occurred lin Fernandez, Decgl
Goth, the citizens resisting The seiz 6fe. BY
the Sheriff, Of some property that had been
sold. for taxesslT The Sheriff was drivsn1Of,m
and appealed to the Governor for military
force. The'GoFeruof, having no men, ask
ed the interior ence OF United States trDot5s.
Col. Sprague,r who has, charge of the lntter,o
declined.i The Governor babapplied 10 the &
President. All was quiet, and the authorize
ties awaiting instructions from Washing-o
ton"u f5aj 10 1lsyI91ni oil ~ .gf'au.dmpo
NEW YORK, J5ad. 27..The Grand JurysoEa
Hudson county, New Jersey, made d br6ss3
sentiment againsy the lWeehawken Ferryq
| Company on the gpound that ft only ftfiisD,
one'boat which being old and rotten. sensq 4
dangers the lives OF passengers; !; that sheep
and hogs are turned into the fenilemen'S,s
cabin; that the ladies' cabin, besides hatas
ing the walls covered with indecent cafieasw
lures and writings, Is used as a asm0kinxfi
room, and rain pours through this roof asiliri
| II were a seivel iailii1d 5dT' filslffag hlr1E
New York. Jana 27sG-Bat Iewltases in11
violation of the excise law were before che 4
courts yesterday. Licenses were freely aDsg
piled for and granted. 63aTs5ho5 5Is ssnrs1ios
Six chiefs ofthe Fenian organization sleitDs
yesterday for Havre, giving unpronoanoaseS
BILE names. Stephens issuppOsed toabe once
OF the number. .9n1 7iaf ni sii1gsl sfi
Mrs. Mary Il. johnson obtained yestef-
day, in Brooklyn. damages of 1850 against
Thomas johnson for abreach Of promise Of
marriage 7 2HiTaI saiIl hgilHg-Gd yfgif5
The Virginia clergyman ARRESTED latt 4
November, for picking the pocketofia ladys
| in a Brooklyn stage, has been heldiiOr trial, u
and the case sent to tho Grand Jurysh vol
The Times Washington sspecialg says'theBo
| Ways and Means committee yesterday apsd
| pointed aMessrs. Hooper, Allison and H6ganH
subcommittee ID consider tile subject OF q
the whisky tax, with Instructions to rep0rto
early next week. 20 iHs1Hia aEGsmsHi
| 9uo ,b1js'- Convicted ayad sDIh ag1at
| ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. q. .-Rev. Joel EIndgd
| sey, who has been on trial at Albion. for
whipping his child to death, was found
| guilty of nanslaughter in the second de- ,
gree NtiE 4AitiTW -UIEd 1auAu . fs tf9ni1Rt
l5. q. h.7ai suspended LIS 10 nsmog
| CHICAGO, Jan. 26,--McC Cormick 4 Callen- !,
der, oil brokers, suspended to-day, 7.isss