Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-05

Paragraphs from the Boston Post
The Gamblers Protective Society of New
York, has raised a fund of $4,000 in two
weeks. ~ 40. 49, "
A Minnesota farmer blew his brains out
because his crops failed. - a
The Sultan and Viceroy seem to have
given diamonds to every pretty woman in
Paris and London. -f s 49,. ..i--f. =
Stanton pronounced Gen. Grant a rebel,
but not quite. SO much one as General
Lee. .t,.
"A Lonisbnrgian was robbed of $500 last
week, and hung himself to better the mat
"Umbrellas Recovered Here, is the
eQuivocal announcements, OF BROOKLYN
storekeeper. ~ d--TiG -
The famous Stilton and Wiltshire cheese
is made in Westchester county, n. Y.
The great Paris trotter is humbug.-
His owner can't get $4,000 for him. = .
GARNER, architect of the new Paris Opera
House makes enough from it to retire for
life and plan no more. gcas isi.ss s7h hne az
Grants name appears with that of Conn
modore Stevens, they say upon an old
lease of private billiard room in San
Francisco. 80 80 -
The Independemt holds up its hands in
hbrFor because some of the Quaker City
excursionists went to see Garibaldi on
Sunday. a. sr7---if ri
When shall we have peace? asks the N.
Y. Tribune. When You and your party get
your fill !; probably not before. n - I'd
The u 5. Commissioner at Richmond
says that the civil rights law does not COM
pei steamboats, to carry negroes as first
class passengers. 81 si nrt
Butchers and butchering have been ta-
booed south of Fortieth street, New York,
aud there is much slaughtering of language
The Detroit Free Press suggests as ticket
for the innocents: For President Joe Holt;
for Vice President, Sandford .Conover.
Sir Hewe Crawford has been found i'm
Texas trying to hew out fortune. Baro-
nial castles await him in Scotland.
s..The life of thenation saved by Halleck,
Mcclellan or Fitz-John Porter!n Bah!-l
Portland Star. 3. y, ,ss.s5 80. - 5aFI
Sheepish comment. 7
a. pamphlet has appeared in Paris. pitch
ing into the Pope for not taking care of
Maximilian. The poor young man seems
to have had too many friends.
A German engraver in New Haven was
in debt to a fellow countryman some sixty
dollars for drinks aud borrowed money,
and shot him as a convenient way of set
thing the matter He then killed himself.
A ,Asuper-loyal Radical minister in Con-
necticut, on receiving call to a church in
Illinois, inquired if there were "auy Cop
society of blockheads. w
People starve to death in BROOKLYN in
regular Andersonville style. One skele-
tofiized woman was found with her mouth
full of hens feathers. Her daughter said
she Asguessed mother was cheWin of ,em,'I
to get some nourishment.
Among the humors of the yellow fever at
Galveston tits related that f,,,yse who had
Suffered his patient to die consoled himself
with the bottle until he also fell dead
drunk, The, undertaken coming. saw an
n7,zyF-a \, lyqss f,,9a. .saor. tho
n ,ti,a Iiseo1e-y Of NE .,.;stoI.l ioa =
cindeS 70 Laen fbe meosnre On - ,,,o..rr, III
nroiablv soon be- needed. = a nnu,hss. IF
misers are AMONG the Sufferers o. -
killing himself with ANXIETY ~ahont tha
safety of a WaGl of preenbacks III at he teers
under. his pillow. Anotfer. with ahnps
dance Of means, swore he would die hefora
he would pay a nurse.s An attendant was
furnished, but the man died before morn
ing. One of the fraii women of the citv has
left a house of infamy and is deyoting % her
self to the duties of anurse with ali the de-
votion of Magdaien. q .TFII' ~
Hsop e : .-- : - ---24 = 5.
Wool AND ,CosI.-These two imnort ant
stanles of Ohio and PennsyIvania. are inst
now snffering a great denression in nrice
aitboncb they, more than anv'otbar art;1
ciss beea Ken s1,biecfs Of Rad;cai a,,isia-
tion for the nnrnose of keen;n0 mn tha;r
prices. This will Illustrates how little |