Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-29
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New York; NIelange.
New YORK, July %. .
A saloon-keeper named Flynn had an al.
tercation. last night, with his barkeeper
named Hadnutt, in Spring street, when
Hadnutt fired several shots, one of which
took effect in the arm of Flynn and another
in the hip of Officer Scholes, who, was en-
deavoring to quen the disturbance Had
mutt was arrested. .ff4fbFEiEstTFi Q
q At the Jewish Convention Of the Bria
Birth, yesterday, the following committees
sESecutive CommitteeAPresident, julius
Brew, New York; Vice President, f. L,
Jones, Philadelphia; Secretary, Mellinger,
New York. Members-N. Bloom, Louis
Vile; d. S. Woolf, San Francisco NV. Sim
son, Baltimore; A. Ruych Main, MilwauI
kee. tsfg-a E2-NsE M4W faE.E =
Committee on Appeals-The Hon. 8. W.
Rosendale, Albany; Alexander Reinstein,
Philadelphia; John Abraham, Cincinnati
b. Rothchild, San Francisco; S. w. Woolf.
Washington. District of Columbia; DR.. B.
Felsenthal, Chicago. if ~ Ia
The names of the Cuban young ladies
who were drowned at Carthage Landing,
on Saturday evening, were Josephine Ra-
fael and Justina Rafael. The young ladies
were between twenty and twenty five
years OF age, and this is the fifth year they
have summered at Carthage landing
lucy nave ulOG0er anu IaLUGr III CQDa,
the latter being an invalid.
The steamer Germania took out for Eu-
rope, to day, $2S0,000 in specie.
>. Frederick Hogadon, who formerly kept
saloon in the Bowery Theater, was found
early this morning in the cellar way under
Centre Market, insensible, and soon died
His pocket-book was empty, and num-
Der of papers were found on the sidewalk.
ss DIR. J. B. Smith is charged with having
deposited in the Connecticut Bank, Bridge
port, what purported to be regular check
OF the Surgeon General on the Assistant
Treasury of the United States, for 81 157,
drawn in his favor. He drew out 3,525 and
left the neighborhood, since which the
= check has been shown to be-a forgery.
The Times has sued the city for S25, 900
for advertising.
The Tribune money article says the pass
age of the funding bill had no effect on
bonds, and it probably will be adeaa letter.
New York Tribune ON Congress.
~, rreqo, NEW YORK, July %. .
The Tribune praises this session of Con-
gress as giving ground for confidence in
the firmness and patriotism of our Repre-
sentat1ves, but regrets that the Presidents
power for mischief was not more circum-
scribed and the three excluded States ad-
mitted, and that the financial question has
been left in chaotic state causing the ses-
sion to be chiefly remembered, we fear, for
the opposition to contraction and unfortu-
nate reduction of taxes.
Deaths from Heat.
Several cases of prostration from heat
were reported to-day, including one or two
Deaths h.t'F iF
2 Immense Skating Rink.
An immense skating rink, or Third ave-
nue., occupying thirty full lots, has been
commenced. 1t is to be completed by the
10th OF October. 1t is to be used in sum-
mer tor picnics, concerts, &c, and is to be
capable of seating 10000 people.
Jem Ward.
Jem Ward, the English pugilist received
benefit last evening. During the enter
tainment he had set-to with Joe Coburn.
Mormon EmiSrants.
The steamship Colorado brought 600 Nor
mons from England and Wales, who leave
Immediately for Utah.
Treaty with Endians.
S--5<lLS h. CHICAGO, July %.
A letter dated Fort Buford, July 18th,
says the Indian Commissioners made a
treaty at Fort Hawley with the Grosventre
Indians, and were awaiting the arrival of
the Yellowstone Sioux for like purpose.
The GrosyenterS have agreed to make
settlement and accept reservation in the
Milk River country and to keep peace with
the whites and all Indian tribes save the
Pagars and Black Feet With these tribes
they are determined to make their own
terms.
Railroad Convention.
RUTLAND, VERMONT, July %.
A large and enthusiastic Convention in
favor of the Portland e. Rutland railroad
was held here to-day. Delegations were
appointed to attend the International Con-
yention at Portland on August 4th., -
Nomination Urged.
BOSTON, July %.
The nomination of Charles Francis ,Ad-
ans for Congress, is urged upon the Re-
publicans of the fourth Massachusetts
District. t.--------'------- ~ g 80 80
|-.- - CauIkers Strike. -
The Caulkers are on strike for eight
hours.
Charged with Passing Counter
felt Money.
I "A. c. Carew and r. c. Edwards were
held for trial to-day in S. 900 each, charged
with passing counterfeit, bills on Market
National and Redwood National banks of
Newly ork. -1heS li1'-1-St1-tlsaa
Relief for the Sufferers by the
Flood.
BALTIMORE, July %.
The City Council last evening voted
flood, $l50000 to repair streets, and $4,000
for clearing away sand and rubbish.
Resolution of Thanks.
The Council also adopted a resolution Of
thanks to Geo. w. ChTds, of the Philader-
phia Ledger, for his contribution.
NIeetingof the Board ofTrade.
The Board OF Trade are holding a meet
ing to adopt measures in aid of the suffer-
ers.s Many families are, entirely destitute
and homeless, and living temporarily in
the engine houses of the Fire Department.
Writs served ON GEN. Butler.
Writs from the Superior Court of Balti-
more city, in two suits, were served on
General Butler as he passed through Balti-
more last evening, one for false imprison-
mentb by G. W.Woolley, of Cincinnati, who
lays'damages at 100000, and another by
the Kimberly brothers, of Baltimore, to re-
cover $4,000 alleged to have been extorted
from them by General Butler when COM
manding at Fortress Monroe.
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