The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-30
OHIO G ITEMS.

The Auglaizc Democrat says: Quite a
crowd were attracted to the neighborhood
of the railroad bridge ON Thursday last, by
the discovery of u child In the river some
forty or fifty feet below the bridge. II was,
apparently, a six months child. No clue
as to how it came there has been discovered.
It was buried in the grave yard
FuEp.-Thc Ohio Statesman says that the
following certificate of incorporation was
filed in the Secretary Of States Office on the
22nd inst
Elizabeth Township Turnpike Company,
organized to build a turnpike road in Eliza
beth township, in Miumi county, Capital
stock, $4,000. The operators are, Bennett
j. Harter, Levi Hart, Henry g.. Carver, G..
Shidakcr and VIM. Ramsey.
The bounty bill giving TO all the re-en-
listed volunteer soldiers n bounty of one
hundred dollars, has recently been publish
ed by the Secretary Of State as a law of the
State.
An Alliance detective arrested u man by
the name Of u. Heighan, at Alliance, for
having in his possession n counterfeit ticket
on the Pittsburgh railroad.
The Cleveland Plain Dedier says: John
Pulls, a German undertaken, doing business
at No. l5l Detroit street, West Side, eloped
with Mrs. Charles Karling, on Monday
last. MIR. karling keeps n saloon on the
corner of John and IIarbor streets. Mr..
Pulls, before leaving, disposed OF all his
saleable property. and left = statement of
his ccounts for his wilc's future financial
guidance. She is very much cast down
and Is anxious that the runaways may be
caught. Karling, on the other hand, seems
to think the "chunge of base" on Mrs. Kar-
that he may never set eyes m her again.
Henry $. sherman, Esq, late Of Mans
field, has been appointed Assistant Clerk,
by Earl Bill, Clerk of the United States
Court.
The dwelling house of Mat. Ducslcr
about one mile south Of Clyde, was burned
Saturday evening last. All of Mr.. Dues
ler's household goods were lost. The fire
was accidental, supposed TO have originated
from a lamp near the wall. Mr.. u. and
wife were in town in the evening. Mr.. ID
saw the light OF the fire and made all haste
home. arriving only in time to rescue hi.
children from the flames. The roof Of tn,
building fell In within a minute. We lool
upon as next thing to criminal to leav,
children alone in n house at night,
Not many days ago a young lady from
the country weut into tho store of n mcr
chant not more than a thousand miles iron
Columbus, and asked if he wished to pur
chase a couple of chickens, Mt the same tim,
throwing a pair of live ones on the counter
"Why, yes he replied "but will they Ia,
there 2"-meaning would they remain oil
the ounte for n few moments. "Ial
thore!' Indignantly retorted the rusti
beauty "No, sir they won't lay nowhere.
Them's roostersw
The Columbus Statesman says; Mr.. Cas-
per Hertz, living ON Third street, betweel
South street and South Public lane got "a
yesterday morning from his bed about fou
+, o'clock. As he opened his front door an
{ stepped out, he was assaulted by II Tuillal
: who was concealed behind the steps, an,
hit three times with what is supposed to b
an iron bar, and robbed of some $50, Iii
head is badly cut In three different place,
one cash across the forehead being a fear
full one. The robber Ia unknown. MI
Hertz lately received a sum of money from
his sol who is In the regular army, and
is thought that the assailant knew this, nm,
was waiting for Il chance to break into tn
-. e.. a.. $500. Il ..Alt.- 4 -
Hertz appearance changed the plan Of ne
| ton and Induced the assault.