Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-24


DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
For Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas.
vw = CAsPAR LoEwEESTEIN.
,For Prosecuting Attorney.
rrzaM EDWARD T. DELANY.
s..:,ss -. For County Commissioner.
r.- ELI NJ. Isle.
For 1r Urinary Director.
rx-,.sss FRED. FORN0F. sq-r
For County Surveyor.
sfsteaFn WILLIAM p. BROWN.
rwThe Hon. VIM. Lawrence was In tn
city last evening.
w Andrews & Hull have received tn
Atlantic for July.
rw Wbite silk parasols with feathe
trimming are feminine novelty.
~It Won want to see a tip-top picture
get the WEEKLY STATESMAN for to-mor
row. Il
~ Grape and lace neckties of variou
colors are now becoming very fashionaol
for gentlemen.
~ To-day is St. John the Baptist
Day. The Free Masons will celebrate 1t q
GAINESVILLE and Lancaster. E
wHons. j., F.. Follett, D. w. Hill, +
B. Pond, VIM. Parr, w. o. Parker ant
Genral Ball are at the Exchange Hotel.
mA meeting of the Rail Road Bas'
Ball Club will be held at the National Ho'
tel tomorrow evening ats 30. A tuil at
tendance of the members is desired.
~We had another right lively mixture
of rain. thunder, wind and lightning las
night, We are satisfied that '.it nevel
rains but it pours."
W One Of our brave White BOYS II
Blue, VIM. Landensleger. of No. ls4 Nortf
High street, last evening sent to our sane
tum monster cigar. about foot in length
and sort of three legged cigar OF his owr
manufacture, for which he has our thanks
AS the cigars were made of excellent to-
bacco, they got an editorial "puft."
-DELrNouENr TAxEs-There are still un'
paid $4,000 taxes. The time for payment
without penalty has been extended until
Monday next. After that date the delin'
ouent lists will be placed In the hands OF
the collectors and penalty added.
CREDENTIALS OF THE DISTRICT DELE
aArEs-The Credentials for the District
Delegates to the New York Convention,
will be furnished at New York City, sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary OF the
Sth of January Democratic Convention.
AN OUrRAGe.-On Monday an aged man,
a German emigrant, was sitting on board
pile near the depot, when he was assaulted
without cause by a boy named Parsons
who struck him in the head with stone,
causing q serious wound in his forehead
The injured man was taken into saloon
on Maple street and kindly cared for. The
boy, we hear, made his escape from the
city on freight train. This is an outrage
that cannot be too severely condemned.
The Spanish place the note of in
terrogation (?) and the note of exclamation
L ~
a sentence which contains question or In
vokes surprise. A correspondent OF the
West and South suggests the adoption OF the
same plan and the editor of that paper ap-
proves the photographed reform.-E1-
change.
Wouldn't 1t heighten the effect to scatter
the ouestioners and astonishers all through
the sentence, like this: ?What are yo2s
going to! do about it I?
FILED YEsTEsDAY-The cert1f1cate Oh
incorporation of the Batavia and Cincin-
natl Railroad Company was filed at the
Secretary OF States Office, June %. The
company is organized with capital stock
of 100000 to construct street railroad
from Batavia, in Clermont county, to Co
Iumbia, In Hamilton county. The corpo-
rators are s. T. Dowdney, S. r. s. West
George Hadfield, S. w. Bishop, JOSEPH
Martin, j. G. Silver, John L. Shepard, Al
Banks and j. j. Meyers.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Roons No. ]
State of Ohio VS.. Enoch Henry, indicted
sor assault and battory. Verdict guilty.
State of Ohio VS.. Nehemia Selma, Isaac
Wright, M. Decker, charged with partici
pating in riot at Winchester, Jan. 1st
Trial in progress.
Room No. 2-Rebecca Chambers VS.
George w. Chambers. Petition for divorc'
on the ground of extreme cruelty ane
fraud In the marriage contract. Motor
made by plaintiff to dismiss the suit with
out prejudice.
GREEN PAPER ON RooMs.-The Journd
of Commerce. advises correspondent as fol
lows: We advise you to remove the greel
room paper at once. Undoubtedly you
family are suffering from the poisonou
arsenic dust which Is detached from tn
paper. Green window shades, green paper
the green leaves of artificial flowers, gree
flowers. articles of confectionery coloret
green, are all dangerous. We have analyz
ed wall papers which contained from te
to fifty grains of arsenic to the squar
foot.
OPEN AIR CoNcERT.-There was yer
large attendance on the open air concei
given by Towler's Band from the Sout
front of the State House last night. In