The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-01
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During the week. ending 10Th June, L.
l32 cmigrants reached Columbus oo2 OF
whom will settle In Ohio.
The Union Iron Company has been In
corporatcd. orthe manufacture Of pigron.
Capital 100000, located In Lawrence
County.
The ccorucr-stonc ofllaudy' Opera House,
at Cincinnati was laid on Saturday.
In the United States District Court at
Cincinnati. Saturday, Judge Lcavitt an
nounced several banks as public repositories
an cases of bankruptcy, among them the
First National Bank ofDayton.
Allen, son Of Charles Young. of Norton
summit County, Ohio, was thrown by a
horse he was riding,a few days ago, with
such force az to break his neck. The de-
ceased was bright boy, aged fifteen
The total value OF taxable personal prop
crty In Meigs county, Ohio, has bccuas-
scsscd for the present year at s3,l09,jGl.
Tun. who murdered Sidlcy In Cleveland
the other night, was captured ON saturday
morning about two o'clock, at the house OF
his si-tcr-in-law In that city lie had mot
been more than six miles away at any time
since the murder.
\ fruit grower at Lovclaud, o., succeed
ed this season in raising one bushel, three
pccks and three quarts of Strawberries
from square rod ofground.
MIR. Charles Keifer Of Trounstiue a Co
ia large Cincinnati firm, Third and Vine
fired a pistol into his head on Saturday ant
is mortally wounded. lie is 80 years OF
age, has wife, son and daughter is wortl
$3.50, 900, and lived In the morbid fear that
lac " would not be able TO support them.
/ SUICIDE ORA MINIsTER.--Rcv, Il, +. Nor.
ris committed suicide, on Friday morning
/ last, IN his cellar, over at Springfield, by
suspendhg his body with a new rope. lie
was son of the deceased United State
/ Senator Thomas Morris, was aged 50 years
and lett wife, three daughters and two
sons, some of whom have been living will
him in Washington City. whcreh he has beer
filling Department clerkship of late, and
Engaged also In literary pursuits. II has
for sometime, been observed that his men
tai rs wen as ply steal powers were decay
ing, and no doubt Is expressed that lie com
mltted the terrible act when reason ha(
become dethroned. lie filled pulpits Ii
several places during his ministerial career
at Lebanon, Rising sun, Ind &C., and wa
a man Of strong intellectual powers.
QUOTATIONS. or GoLD.-The quotations
of gold. rs given in the money articles o
the daily papers. convey no fixed idea Il
the common mind. The information need
ed Is: What is n paper dollar worth? Tht
following will answer the question:
When gold i, quoted at 81 10, II paper dollar
worth ~ cents, nearly.
At 81 10, a paper dollar Is worth 81 cents.
At II 20. a paper dollar Is worth SiG cents,
At 81 -, a paper dollar is worth w cents.
At 81 -, paper dollar Is worth 2! cents, NJ 'arlN
At 81 ~, a paper dollar Is worth "a cents.
At 81 40 u paper dollar Is worth II cents.
At 81 ~, n paper dollar IS worth ~ conts.
AteI 90, paper dollar Is worth Ubfi cents.
Why NoT?-A gentleman writes to th'
London Times respecting hydrophobia
that the late Sir Benjamin Brodie recon-
mcnds caustlc potash to cauterize the par
bitten by rabid pog. Sir Benjamin's rea
sons for this, as given in his works is, tina
dissolved caustic potash penetrates iarthe
than nitrate of silver, and is, therefore, pre-
ferable TO the latter, rs more likely to follo'
the course of the poison, and ncutralize Il
effects.
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A CINcINNATI PRINTER IN TROUBLE
. Columbus Fornshall, q restaurant keep'
was shot IN Baltimore on Tuesday, b
Frank Hart, a printer. The cause of Il
p difficulty was an accusation by Fornsha
= that his wife had been slandercd by llar
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