Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-21
NEW YORK NIELANGE.
Beavy Storm Report.


New YORK, July 20.
A heavy thunder and rain storm last
night has cooled the atmosphere. 1t is
now clear, with prospects of another hot
DAY. There was but one sun-stroke case
| reported yesterday. A bad case of cholera
is reported as having fatally Terminated
yesterday, up town. Z = ;
Poisoned by Accident.
John Spicer was killed yesterday by
taking strychnine, given by mistake of an
apothecary for seidlitz powders. -
Disappearance of Bonds and Cash
from the Importers and Trade
Bank.
On the morning of the 9th of July it was
discovered, ON opening the safe of the I'm
porters' and Traders Bank, corner of
Broadway and Murray street, that eighty
thousand dollars in bonds and cash had
disappeared: There was no evidence
whatever of any burglary having been
committed. All knowledge of the affair
was confined to the Bank officers and the
police, until it leaked out yesterday. No
trace has Yet been obtained of either the
thieves or their booty. ,,..,
Drowned. ba
A row boat containing eight young men,
while off the foot of AID street, North river.
last evening; was upset, and all the party
were thrown into the water. One of the
number, Joseph Parks, was drowned. .lH
Hebrew Convention.
The Grand Convention of the Indepen-
dent Order of Bari Breth, secret Hebrew
organization for charitable and benevolent
purposes, opened yesterday at the hall of
the Allemania Club House, in East Six
teenth street. The permanent organization
was perfected by the election of Off
GERS. A committee was appointed
for the proceedings of the Com
vention, and this morning the regular order
of business will be entered into. The Com
vention will probably remain in session
through the week. Among the leading
members of the Convention are Judge
Rosendale, of Albany, Hon. Henry Greene-
baum, OF Chicago, Rev. Geo. Jacobs of
Richmond, and DR.. Senlenthal, of Chicago.
g- The eaf-Sun-Sfrokes. 4s,
!, The heated term still continues, There
were great many deaths from sun-stroke
yesterday. -4lu f''4lsian sIil -Lb9n SO
Last night we had a pleasant thunder
storm, but the atmosphere is still oppres-s
sively warm. bsr -,rot. t.qr,az ,,7;o -
Ii .e Deaths Last Week. az IA, lo
There were nearly 1000 deaths in this
city last week-the largest number since
July two years ago. - i1s y iS5s
Expected at Sing Sing.
A serious outbreak is expected among
the convicts of Sing Sing. Last week the
cabinet makers shop was burned, and
there was plan laid to escape during the
fire, but it failed.
President johnson has pardoned John n.
Trapp, sentenced to prison for presenting a
false bounty claim. " ,ai-g u u NEs
aFs Exporfof Specie. di n ss-ss
Two millions of specie went to Europe,
last week. .sglisi''-' - Eia-t seu1s3f cot
-g The BricIzIayers' Strike. IuaaBo
The strike among the bricklay do-s
ing much damage to the building interest,"
A large number OF very extensive struc-
lures throughout the city are at stand
still in an unfinished state. 2 ,sihB brs
Funeral of a Famous BaIIet.NIas-,
II i1efzc as ter. rrai-gsr.sTf ,v5ays
Supo de Pol, famous ballet-master, was;
buried yesterday afternoon. -, -.
+..l 49, Items. -
sl-s 4. r-s.s.. New YORK, July 20.
The Board of Health emphatically deny
that any cases of cholera have occurred
During the thunder storm on Sunday,
the bark Juliana, lying at pier No s, East
river, was struck by lightning Nobody
was hurt
Four houses were struck in BROOKLYN,
and Mrs. Banning and two children We're
knocked senseless, but not fatally injured.
Several of the barns on Long, Island,
were destroyed. ~,
167 horses have died in this city from
heat during the last week. Hff1 o "a Suf
At meeting of the master masons to-
day it was stated the journeymen were
about succumbing to the ten hour system.
The whole business portion of Madison
Flat was burnt on the night of July 14th.i