Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-15
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ParaeraPhs from the Besson Post {
Senstor sumner has gone West to lee
turs; sss Wonder II It is curtain lecture be is
San Franciscois Is troubled about the con-
tinuous Importation OF the social evil from
China. al los as4s 50 seSriilG "a al-f
The Lancet says the Prinecss of Wales is
daily improving and gaining more use of
her limb. 8 s, ss,fl B IS ~ ..sse 1881
Liquor prosecutions are beginning to
api'ear again in Connecticut. sff
Mrs. Lincoln's shawls were broad enough
to cover large contracts.
The advertiser is trying to discover what
its party should do and what it wants.
Wouidn't q. few votes be useful? X
Ben Wade said the Democrats ought to
be sent to Ill. He is in q fair way to
know whether any OF them get there. ,s
The Ne,o Haven Regstsr, claims gain Of
serenteen towns in Connecticut for the
Democrats and the loss OF none.
1tfs rumored that st, Louis has had Sc
we're but short cholera season, about which
nothing has been said. asefJsn io'E i,ss
A reverend gentleman Of Philadelphia.
twice widower. on Tuesday sought con-
ISOLATION by wedding one OF the wealthiest
bellies of his congregation. on.--.---.---z---...
A young Connecticut farmer was severe
ly combed the other day by an iron-toothed
harrow which Q pair of runaway oxen
dragged over him. -
Senator Howard's letter on impeach-
ment. which was withheld until after elec-'
tion, is now doubtless lost forever to the
nation. ,ssss - -4sit - 500 !! a
deserted wife who was trying, in the dead
OF night, to hang herself to clothes line by
An experimental Individual put cent
under steam forge hammer at the Amer
lean Institute Exhibition, and, on endeav-
oring to take it out again, had his hand
crushed rs tiat as the penny.
The people are not blind or indifferent to
the vital Issues Of the day.--Journal.
For proof see returns from Ohio, Penn
sylvania and California.
Forney says he is not disheartened but
ssintends instantly to renew the fight for the
Presidential campaign on the boldest and
most radical platform" He sees money in
An Illinois minister who went to St.
Louis to preach, was seducedr by the wiles
of that wicked city. got on spree, lost all
hts money, and had to borrow to get back
TO his wife. ! ,-s..ts l,s, 7, :
iAtsthe hour of going to press all the in
dications from the city and the interior of
the State point to a brilliant Republican
victory to-day Philadelphia Press, 9th.
About what hour did you g0to press?
The Worcester Gazette calls the result of
the recent elections the victory of party
which still maintains its organization over
another which Is CROPPING about in the
dark with weakened organization and no
= settled principles to fight under"
The Maltese millionaire who broke the
bank at Baden, In 1866, has done the same
thing three times this year, and also won
Se00OO at Hamburg. He keeps bis win
uf0es. giving large sums In charity and
presents, instead Of losing at the tables.
Hon. Edwin NJ. stanton was among the
arrivals at the Continental Hotel last night.
philadelphia Press, oct. 8.
There Is prevalent suspicion that the
"Hon. Edwin M. Stanton" did not enjo y
his visit In Philadelphia as much as he had
hoped TON. T. World.
Two Tennesseans built fire under a
cow to make her move. and the creature
died OF the torture. The next day one of
these men passed the place on horseback,
his horse became frightened at the dead
cow. threw his rider and nearly killed him.
A neat case OF poetical Justice.
A petition Is going round TOR signatures
asking the Fortieth Congress TO impeach
Andrew johnson without unnecessary de-
lay. We rather think that impeachment
ia knocked on the head. The elections on
Tuesday settled it. 1t Is laid out fat on
the Radical platform, and it makes what
the old crones call "a very purity corpse
~ Y. Herald. ..d-t
The Congressional committee that Is now
irving to smell out frauds in the Fourth
Connecticut District, finds some very odor-
Gus things on the wrong side.s For in
stance, one OF their witnesses the other day
on cross-examination was made to confess
10 wholesale purchasing Of voters for
Barnum, the Snowman. the defeated Radi-
cal candidate. The highest price Of Rad
ical voter, from his confession, seems to
have been $105.
An advertisement in a Vienna paper
reads: A lady, belonging to the higher
nobility, who has lately become O widow,
and who. since her husbands death, has
Been deprived by unfortunate events and
nv confiding trust Of fortune once con-
siderabIe,S wishes 70 make the acquain-
tarce Of a rich gentleman with, whom.
when united, she would be enabled to sat-
isfy those claims on lifs which she formerly
enjoy yed,D - 4 oi,sssl-il,
THE Paris correspondent Of the London
posf writes Of the fashions II have en-
deavored 10 find out what colored hair snd
evehrows will be worn this year. The ar
tists IN hair have met and agreed that dark
evehrows are to accompany golden tre sses,
syG Golden eyebrows black hair. Brown or
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