Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-22

train of bthe Ohiow and 81 Mississippi
road, last night, bound for IBrownstown, D,
the county seat of jackson county,. The
train was stopped two miles west Of Sey-
mour and the men taken out and hung, as
already stated. Their bodies were found at
an early hour this morning, hanging to the
limbs of trees in the vicinity. The partic-
ulars of the outrage have not been receiv-
ed, and it is not known who were the lead
L ers of the mob.
Public Receptions TO Charles Fran
| sbd seHon I els Adams. iil0q nN0
IGtrusr4 aids tH1 BosToN, July 81.
Hon. Chas. Francis Adams will receive a
public reception from the citizens of Bos-
ton on Thursday noon, at Horticultural
Hall. 19I 81 yE- 71al ElilJ IL eiG-aoqmI
Ilnis hlia" Loss by FiIe. on 9sna |
lsHLsI Ell .e2 RocKLANp, Me-, July 81.
The dwelling house, barn and out build
ings belonging to Lysander Fales were de-
stroyed by fire last night with their con-
tents. Loss s., ,50O-insured. cdr usr
laoifaaimou sGt NJ Fire. y eiil Gh faii
,,.--..l fs.a, s,I4 CAMDEN, Me-, July 81.
The Congregational Church and a house
on Elm street were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000. % - l'nil"sA
nsG 5Sh' Rochester Tteus.' 'iioilshil9
|t0ijAr'i25D 2 5HlS RocHEsTER, July 81.
A man named Richard Barry, at work
in sewer in Sherman street, was killed
last evening by bank caying iLi on him. 4
/, This forenoon, boy named Weaver, en-
ployed in q, trunk, factory, was instantly
killed by being caught in some machinery.
IeThe mercury reached 80 in the shade this
forenoon. No rain yet.nE .snIo9 VfgsG
s5l oCongressionalN NomfnatfOn. eg /
sdT .uoissss DETROIT, MICH, July 2l.i |
Is The Republicans of the Second District
to-day nominated General w. L. Stoughton
for Congress. a !
The Weafher--Northea Rain.
.swss PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
The weather is still quite warm, but the
northeastern rain which set in yesterday
promises to break up the heated term. 3Isl
Advertising Swfnd1er Arrested.
One James Graham, who has been swind-i
ling merchants extensively by obtaining
money on advertisements which he prom
ised should be inserted in Appleton's Rail-
way Guide, has been arrested here, aud
confesses that he has no connection with
the Appletons. sqi1sITeT yiaYi1as s3FsH
s0e1 y A Steam Ing Sunk 9I6fsd
The steam tug Levy sprang leak in the
Schuylkil river yesterday, and sunk in, a
short time. No lives were lost. -,5
Leaps and Kills Himself. "a
! A young man, who was insane, leaped
from the asylum, in West Philadelphia,
yesterday, and was killed by the fall. zGs'f
1t3d3 n0 The Miners Strike.5od sYbn
j Dispatches from Scranton indicate that
the strike of the miners is fizzling out. A
large number of men have resumed work in
the mines and iron mills, and committees
are visiting the men, making speeches to
them, with excellent effect. There is no
danger now of an outbreak. sls 10 s7-8
The Fire at Trenton Penifentfary.
Tie confiagration at the Trenton Peni-
tentiary did not destroy that building to-
tally, as has been reported. The loss was
but can soon be repaired, and
the prison will be enlarged and improved.
The alarm of the convicts was very great,
but no one was seriously hurt, and only
one person is believed to have escaped
SunsfrOkes-Veat Cooler. sd
nam e.tf 3. lad, Of CHICAGO, July 81. +
There were three cases of sunstroke in
this citv yesterday, neither of which proved
fatal. One or two horses were killed. The
highest temperature is 81 deg. The wealth
er to-day is cooler, with cloudy sky and
fresh breeze. sssg -r5ts hsTaI Bls rrd
-t4lrq rf Telegraphic. i.Ia u .7sfiFl
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Conn
pany have opened an office in this city,
Inc lines Will reach mere soon.
The Great Western Telegraph Company,
west, have obtained poles for a
miles and wire for five hundred,
and commence the construction immedi-
ately. ...-s
New Pipe-New Tunnel.
Nearly mile of new water pipe is being
laid per day in this city, and the demand
Is constantly increasing. A new tunnel
will soon be demanded. 1S400000 gallons
Of water are consumed daily. .T-E 5.o.f
Base Bali Pitcher Arrested. ri
The pitcher of the first nine of the Buck
eye Base Ball Club, of Cincinnati, has just
been arrested for picking the. pocket, of
Joseph Hetford at Niles, Michigan. n
Train OFF the Track-TWO Pas
E5da3 senEers In.j ured. 1861
A train of cars ran off the track on the
Pacific railroad this morning by the dis
placement of switch. Two passengers
we're slightly wounded, and number of
horses and sheep were killed. 8" la'.. 7'1
lG --1iu-gH Suicide, E5l51F -f.1isii
The dead body found in the river has
been identified as that of Julia Rugh,
laughter of German boarding house
keeper. Disappointment in love caused
E L.. b. 6arWOOO, commission merCnanc,
ind brother-in-law OF General Narmaduke,
lied last night. bod ff1 N 1' ,1 75 3i'H
+ Ti5sg SunstrOlkes. ~ GflE. [e1
The heat has not materially abated, and
cases of sunstroke continue to be numerous
Ind as fatal as ever. a. .-.-..-,rE "a -.sag
{ Robbery.
s- -.s5- irT PITTSBURGH, July 81
A man named johnson, while in the vi
Unity of the Allegheny Valley Railroad,
was robbed of $1,000 and gold watch.
There is no clue to the robbers. ft
Exciting Race Yesterday.
An excitsng race took place yesterday
lfternoon, at Oak and Park, between Cold
Water Billy and Red Rover. The latter
lorse won all the heats, his time being 2:35
irst heat, 2:33 second heat, and 2:29 third
leat. Notwithstanding the weather was
excessively hot there was large crowd in ?
and great interest was mani
ested. .. .s..- ...s....y- .rs -.-E. .,si
NEW YORK MELANGE. 'Is'
Rain Storm. ''''
NEW YORK, July 81.
There was heavy rain storm all last
light. There are prospects of more rain
o-day.
The Importers' and Traders, Bank
Robbery.
The recent robbery of the Importers
nd 1iradars, haDk annaarS t0 hava haap