Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
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grofor Vice President. y Why not be . can
didate hfmseIf?' He would do jast as we'll.
TIE gentleman who last week declared
he could perform any of the miracles of
Christis expecting an engagement for the
Proyirees: sl2lsaSlH ,F9slhS
A coRREsPoNDENT, of the Tribune says
that the Turkish Embsssadorto the United
States i a fast young gnin Iniana Of Of mongreal g 'a
A, RICHMOND paper, says that labor in
Virginia is better organized than it has
been since emancipation was effected, and it
speaks very eheerfully of business pros
poets. &EEI n wy 9lLNGS 2,deIENA1ENo -as
Mr. GREEEEY offers as a Justification Of
his responsibility for JEFF. Davis, that eit
win contribute powerfully to the triumph
of Republican tRalicaD principles at the
South" The .sshop" is always uppermost
with the Radicals. li u u AS
THE Cincianai Commercial says that all the
world knows Massachusetts invented Fa-
neuil Hail. the Big Organ and Ben. Butler;
and thinks that when the Gate threshing
machine is added the glory Of the Old Bay
State will be complete.AL ,XAGN01A N(
q divorce case in New York, counsel for the
defendant, in reply to charge by plain
tif's counsel Of making signs to the wit
ness, said, sIt is lie, it you say so.) If
you'n say that outside, I'll take you out of ;
your boots, you scoundrel." Order was re-
stored by the Court. 1'l-5aai
A CONVICT in the jackson, Mich, prison,
las been sixteen days without food or
drink. He became possessed of 3. knife, a +,
short time since, and refused to leave his
cell. 1t was determined to starve him into
submission, and hence his sixteen days alb
stinence. And yet he gave no signs of sub
missions He was finally compelled to leave
his cell by being smoked out.
The ban given on Sunday night, May 10,
at the Taaeries, to the royal persenages gin-7
Paris, was of extraordinary magni6cence.
The orchastra having played ':God save the
Queen" the First Chamberlain, by the di-
reetiou Of the Empress Eugenies intimated
that the bali might commence The Impe-
rial quadrille then took place. the Empress
having for partner the Prince of Wales.-a-'
CoNFEssIos Is good for the sonl,. Olive
Borst= lives in Fergusonyille,rDelawa
She is not noted for ahy briliiancy of in
teAect. At protracted meeting, recent
ly, she occupied the ..anxious Seat" several
evenings. She finally complied with the
request of the minister to rise and give ex--
preston to her feelings. She said thatshe
'.had undoubtedly tattled and lied about
her neighbors, but the rest Of herllife she
intended to live faithful to Jacob and ia
cob only ahoFa ar r.rE SO 74ygo1
yt5-isysu STATE NEWS. .iH 40 ssHfstaa
THE Youngstoicn Register says that on
Wednesday 75 cars passed through that
place, loaded with 75o tpns Of coal. 4 g. y
THEY are soon to have the blessing of q
jail, up IN Pntnam county, to- cost about
$12oQ0.is sFssH szspss fSf aosazd
GEeRGE E. PUGH returns an income of
s7.168 for 1865, and George H. Pendleten
S7,sS7 for the same year.
A GALLON corresp spondent of the lancaster
Gazette say g three school buildings are be-
ing erectedfn Crawford county, at cost Of /
$l0looO- -one at Gallon, $4,000; one at
Baeyrus, $4,000; and one at Crestline,
$4,000 ~, na5s 20, si2o's 29 % 's} 5 iIis
TIE New Lisbon Buckeye State says
family named Welsh, In Columbiana
county, was poisoned last week BY eating
mush prepared by mistake from meal which 4
had arsenic mixed with it for rats. Anti q
dotes were administered, and there was
hopethey would all recover.
A LITTLE girl about three years old,
daughter of Thomas Mccoy, living two
- miles from Fairfax, was badly scalded week
beforeClasts by tea kettle falling over
while she was playing near the fire. She
was seseyerely burned that there were but
slight hopes of her recovery.
Mr.. j. w. YOUNG, Of Ottawa county,
ownsia valuable dog, which he mainly feeds 0
on mutton. A short time since the dog
made supper from thirty y-fve fine sheep,
the property of neighbor. A jury in
Court said the sheepwere worth S194. n II
On the 18th, 18th and 14th insts- at Hills
boro', there will be gay and lively times.
The Tournament Association will revive
the sports of days gone by and contend for
the honors to be awarded the most skillful
horseman and expert litter. Extensive an
rangements have been made for the exhi-
bition of these classic and mani sports, in
which the youth and beauty of our neigh
boring co6nty will engage. Z Fisssfsl \
THE town of Acadia, jim, this State, has !
had its name changed to Spencerville. 1t
was formerly named Spencer, but was
changed to Acadia. But as there is an Ar
cadia in this State, and letters and goods
were continually being misearried, it was
deemed best to change the name again. 1t
has also been lately incorporated, and their
first mayor is DIR. Campbell. They arel
now very busy laying sidewalks all
through the village, a-luxury they will
fully appyeeiate. aBf II HNIHTY9Tv4
RECENTLY, in East Taunton Mass, two
boys found In a garret an old gun which
had not been used for twenty years. The
boys took it down into yard to play with,
whea one standing on an old woodpileR
pointed it toward the other and pulled the
trigger. 4 The gun went of and the shot
struck the little fellow on the head, for
tuuately without doing serious injury, -
AN invention, designed as q protection
TO fireman on his entrance into burn
ing room, has recently been tested In Que.
bee. 1t CONSISTS soof n finely perforated
brass ball attached to the inner extremity
of the brasss nozzle OF the hose, which acts
asa powerful rosette, throwing a heavy
spray,upon his person while he is directing
the main stream upon the fire before him
TINS sniDthering the flames all around the