Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

ANOTHER GoNE.AIt will be seen in the
proper place that Hon. Cal. 7. Mann has
taken unto himself wife in the person of
Miss Emma the beautiful daughter Of Will
liam Miller, Esq The happy couple left
ON the lilo train yesterday morning for a
.tourc to the lakes. May the pathsof their
.iivesobe, always Frightened with the sun Of
love, and the flowers of joy and perfect
happiness spring up around their feet.
;'sao TIE MAENNEcHoR CoNcERTs The first
of the subscription concerts of the Column
bus Maennechor will be givenon the even
Ing of Thursday, Oct. 22d, and not on the
3dof October as previously announced by
US. That these concerts will be as largely
attended this winter as last, Is beyond the
possibility of doubt. These were the
most successful Of last years amusements.
Yesterday about one hundred tickets were
sold Mess than two hours. AZ II aAAss9
POLICE CoURr.-We don't remember
when, ON Monday morning, before yes
terday, but ailsingle agaloot paid the
penalty for breaking the city or
dinances. Thomas Querner was the only
q
was sent to the stone pile In default of pay
ment of So. What does, this portend? Are
we becoming more moral, more temperate
and Sabbath observing now that whisky
is cheaper, or are we becoming poorer
There is reason for this barrenness OF
police items, if we could find it out. -,
.4s 1MEAN.-A sufferer tells us that there are
a certain number of women in this city
who make it their business to 60 around
to other peoples houses and coax away
their cooks and servants. This is about as
mean a way oflobtaining 'shelp" as could
be well devised, and no cook or house:
maid, can live with such people without
being swindled. A person who would de.
prive another of his or her servant, woulG
not hesitate to deprive the servants oi
o1their wages. z a 5ls o.ieyslsL y el;G
oses 5as MISUNDERSTANDING near q month
ago, a woman named Helen Smith, wife so
II. w. Smith, of Philadelphia, left her hus-
band and came tosCoIumbus9 with mar
named Charles f. Mellin, and the two have
been living together, here as husband anG
wife eversince. On Saturday last the in,
bfureQ nusDduu dIElNeQ IN the CITY, and or
discovering, his fugitive wife had her ane
o her paramour arrested by Constable Chris
s,iBartling,, on 3 charge of adultery, ant
taken before Squire Gulick, where, on yes
iterday, they were required to give bail il
1.-THE sum of $500 each for their trial at tw,
O'Clock this afternoon. In default the.
were sent to Jail. =
AdvoTE on the Presidential candidate
was taken at the WorKhouse yesterday, IL
4prisohers voting One hundred and ffteel
convicts declared themselves in favor Q
: Seymour ando Blair; three voices onl
were raised for Grant and Colfax.-COa's
naercial of Saturday. JuHTIN
be That speaks well for the reformator.
70 powers of the Cincinnati /, workhouse
There can be no doubt but that they wer
all Grant and Colfax men when incarcera
ted, and, To- repentance has come to all bu
three With q change of heart and q de
termination to lead q new life, necessarill
.lcame a changeof politics. May the goo
work continue, until the editors of th
Comme, ,ctal, Gazette, and all other miscre
ants experience . like change. tip-tf.,. vi