Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12
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Local "'oNews..ai
~s MErEoRoLoGEcAL Table prepared an
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler. 8
South high street.
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CoAnMrrTEE MEETiNG.-The CITY an,
Township Executive Committees are re
quested to meet at Thurman Hall on Tues
day at . O'Clock p. M.s7ss 81 .aes
oaa5 jacob LoHRER, Pres't.
FRANKrIN CouNrY CENTRAL DEMocRAr1
CLUB.-There will be a meeting of tn
Franklip County Central Democratic Clul
to-night at Thurman Hall. Tie Hon. w
d. Hill win address the Club. Let there b.
fulfattendance of the Democrats of all tn
Clubs of the city tonight to hear gooc
speech from an eloquent speaker. ..,...4
OTTo aDREsEL'se SPREcH.-The Speech o
Hon. Otto Dresel before the Fourth Ware
Club is unavoidably crowded out of thi
Issue, but will appear. on the outside to-
morrow. .EI6aT 9gTBT
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rasTHEt american Gardaer says that q her
willis see upon an oval brick bat as readily
as an egg" Perhaps she thinks she car
hatch brick-yard. qasze sRsdj
ITO oC0NTRAcroRs.-We would call atten-
ton to the, advertisement of the County
Commissioners, for proposals for repairs to
County Infirmary,s to be found in another
column. II g iqqissssslls . e'.'l aii@ 2ai'esU
ssFHE NoRwIcH TowNsH1P lCAsE.dIn the
case of the State against Hosea Dildine,
Squire G6iick on Saturday held the de-
Gendant. to bail In the sum of $1,000 to an
swer the charge Of assault with intent to
kilI.deA g elf 3eiay5 'fa saeii2efgo7 ie2'i
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RIB. BRoKEN.-The accident to David
Webb, who fell5through the bridge on the
Little Miami road where the smash4Gp
happened on Sunday night, is worse than
at first reported. It IS ascertained he had
arb broken by his fall.
.fsCoUNTx COMMISSIONERS MEETTNG.-Ata a
meeting Of the County Commissioners held
March 1lth, Messrs. Koerner. Barbee and
Edwards being present. the, bill of sJohn
ngle ofthe Infrmary of $500 was allowed
andithe Auditor ordered to draw warrant
on the Treasurer for that amount.
YETERAa voLUNrxER BokDs.- The
County Commissioners request us to an
nounce that they are ready to pay the
bonds issued to veteran yoIun teers credited
to the county of Franklin at large. They
hope tue bonds may be speedily presented
for payment, that this account may be
closed.E TVS E3s2SsEf8 sz,5.'T ssst sFEsfg'
sdAssAULT. AND BATTERY, &C. &c.-Mr.
Lower made two aff7davits before Mayor
Bnll, on yesterday, charging Daniel Bres-
nahan with ASSAULT and battery, and with
denolishing the steps and bannisters OF his,
Lowers, house, on Sunday afternoon. It
appears that DanJwas drunk. aud bent on
destroying things. He will have hearing
this morning. fs75a.- 3 - = e-:g = -s
bound OVER TO KEEP THE PEAcR.--
Officer James Med Donaelf swore out peace
warrant against Daniel Bresnahau, before
Mayor Bull, making affidavit that he feared
personal injury from him.. On a, hearing
of the case his homer bound Bresnahan
over in, the sum of, $500 to answer before
the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas, which bail he gave a -
TIE AsH-UP.-The freight train, of
whose running off the track of the Little
Miami road we made mention yesterday
morning, mashed up things pretty gener-
ally, Quite a large number of persons
were out yesterday morning viewing the
wreck. There will be no delay to trains
foror from Cincinnati because of the aeci-
dent, cars passing over with usual regular
itys "a large force Is .latS work clearing
things up and making repairs. z,
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FILED YEsTERDAY.-At the Secretary of
States Office, on yesterday, the Trumbull
County Coal Company, organized for the
purpose of mining coal and making coke,
fled its certificate sof Incorporation. The
business is to be carried on in the county
Of Coshocton. Capital stock is $l50,000, in
shares of $780,. James p. Tillotson, James
Clark and Henry Hamilton, of Brookield,
Trumbull county, aud Albert oChristy, of
Ceshocton, are the eorporators. 9t3T = ~
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Albert Osborn,
= youth Of about 16 years, was arrested by
Constable James r. Miller, OF Plain town
ship charged with assault and battery with.
intent to kill William D. Strait, ON Friday
last, March 8ths On hearing before Squire
John Perry, Osborn was recognized i'm the
sum of 500 to answer to the Court of Com
mon Pleas. fAsStrait was riding along the
highway, Osborn, who had concealed him
self rushed out and commenced stoning
him, giving him severe blow on the head
and swearing he would kill him. After be-
ing brought here he obtained bail.
Police CoURT.-Two plain drunks and
one with scollops is the record for the May
or's Court yesterday. Is it, possible that
dealers water their whisky SO much that a |
man can't hold enoughto intoxicate him |
If this be true, as gatherer of news items
we protest againstit asa localist, We issue
our bull of condemnation and exeommuni- |
cation against such veaders of alcoholic |
drinks. - =.
Jas. Quinn was drunk. Jas. Quinn was
very drunk, so drunk that he went to one |
of the city pumps to light his pipe; yea,
drunk enough to tryFand pull his pants off
with boOtiack. A guardian angel, an NJ.
P, took James to bis bosom and locked him
up in the calaboosc. Yesterday morning
the Mayor assessed against him fine of
81 and costs, which becouldn't pay, and he
was. locked up. '''e8 isA 'A7
James Wood was happy under the infu-