Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-21
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gsoAE New York footmen wear knee
breeches.
SURPRISE parties became fashionable In
England in 1900. o.
THE Grecian bend has made its appear
ance in Delaware.
FoDDER for, cattle in some sections is
scarce this season.
A POLYTECHNIC school Is te be estat-
lished at Chicago.
Gor4FnrKD SPeRLEpER, Postmaster at
Logan, o., Is dead.
THE Presidents message, as to general
features, Is finished.
The Democrats of Boston have reuomi-
mated Mayor Shurtlif.
VICTOR HUGO has lived to see his eldest
son almost as gray as himself.
EpwARDTiFFIN was the first Governor
of Ohio under the Constitution of 1909.
.WAYwARp SIsTERs"-M Souri, Misses
Sippi. Louisi Anna and the Carrie Linss.
The Sandusky Register insinuates, very
broadly, that Ben. Wade is not much of
The celebrated Peaks of Otter, in Bote-
tourt and Bedford counties, Virginia, al Q
op-ars. O 4
Mrs MACKEY. OF East st. Louis, has ent =
ed her domestic troubles with dose of
iSadanum.i .is aeis =siAaissT faas-sis ,is -
The father of Francis NJ. Hood, living at
Lafayette, Ala, wants to know his sons
whereabouts.
LAST Sunday the German Catholic church
of Canton contributed sixty dollars for the
suffering Swiss.
s@HKNRY e. HlLI, druggist in Detroit,
has just settled his pecuniary embarrass-
ments by suicide. 81 al l5sssq4asas sI
MRS. ScHARIs, who was born in Germany
in l7eS, has lust died in Canton township,
O., aged los years. 81 U c3
The Probate Judge of Mahoning county
issued % marrisge) licenses during the
month Of October.
JAMES BoULGER has done much for Chill
licotfeI In the way OF building tenement
houses, within two years.
AMONG the newspaper speculations is the
one that General Sherman will be the man
Of Grants administration.y MO
THE ladies of st. Mary's Church, Chilli
cothe, will hold three days fair in that
city, COMMENCING on Tuesday.
@Rx xMspromised that Mrs. Grant VIII do
theshopors Of the White House with the
simplicity of an American WOMEN.
ARTHUR wars, SON Of the !z.se DIR. Ar
thur Watts, died suddenly In Chillieothe on
the 18th. He was an enemy to himself.
as Levi Postofice, 5 Jackson, county. has
been discontinued. and mail matter for
thatplace is directed to be sent to jackson
y. FH.as . Z 30 ssisWeii1 sui "a ss's7 ~ ,os-L
5gTHE Cleveland, Herald is indignant that
Judge Pugh's attorneys sought to have
Justice done him before Commissioner Hal
foay - lsis n q ssi;. - ii 81 sssi5 s.ssR
THE Springfield Adpsrtisv is disgusted
and sick at soul with the fiunkeyism of
many Of the Republican press toward Gen,
eral Grant oGafTneas u sa9b ID a' smss adE
i'-'risfD sdf ~ saIs9osq cd ~ sislitsa
=; liz the late election the Radicals found
that smoney is power.,e The Democrats
acknowledge that it was the power thatde-
feated them. -sest
.THE Desasodre Herald is willing that the
Democratic State. Central Committee
should fix the time for holding the next
Democratic State Convention.
n, DURING the last racing season in. Eng
land, the progeny of the famous horse
Buccaneerwon sixty-three races, the stakes
OF which amounted to $270,371.
sgCHIcAGe has about one hundred iron
manufactures. employing an, estimated
force Of 1,5o0 men and sl5,0O0.000 of cap
ital, and doing a business of So, 100000
tTHE farmers who voted the Republican
ticket are rewarded for so doing in the re-
duetion in price of almost everything they
have to sell; but not in the reduction of
their taxes. ih-es'70
HoN. JsM. ASHLEY has written a letter
in vindication of himself. According to
his own showing, he is marvelously
proper man.. He is about the only person
who 90 believes. .liosaa.t 40 ~ =; ia4esitsei
TIE recent inundation in Switzerland
the greatest for $50 years--has impoverished
her people, many to the verge Of starya-
ton. In their behalf, the charity of our
people is invoked. = be.f - sS5..
liz Cleveland, the general Impression is
that the money pinch is as tight as it can
get. and that, although no great ease is
looked for at present. there will be more
comfortable condition. .,...-
EWoosTER will put In o big bid for the To-
cation Of the proposed State Agricultural
College at that place. Is there not public
spirit and liberality enough in Columbus to
secure its location at this city?
A REPUBLICAN, exchange says that Pen
dleton's Greenback theory was rejected in
the Northwest by popular majority of
274,OOO. Are they sure that they don't
want any more Greenbacks now?s
THE Allen County Democrat favors the
adjournment of the Legislature until the
lat Monday In January. Before adjourn
rnsnt twill have to adopt measures for the
re building of the Lunatie Asylum. ~
TIE Piqua Den,ozat, believing firmly
that the greatest financial crisis that has
ever afflicted ttisor any otter country, is
now staring as in the face, would have
everybody make preparations to meet it.
The .Stcubenptlls Gazette does not know,
whether Col. Geo. w. McCook will allow
his name to be used In connection with the
Democratic nomination for Governor. but;
Is sure ii be wilIfdo so that jefferson coun-
ty will take great pleasure in supporting
him. ...,
The. reason why Virginia was not