Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-16
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GoLD closed in New York Saturday at
1897.
A POLICEMAN while attempting, on Sat-
urday night, to arrest some burglars In
Memphis, Tenn, was shot and so seriously
wounded that one of his legs had to be am
p ,tated.
Hor.c RoBskr9 HooRERs who has been
prominently identified with the financial'
mercantile and manufacturing prosperity
of Boston for many years, died on Thurs
day at TIA age Of n. y 2 RSse30S
A HoRsE-FLEsH banquet is given in New
York city, to follow the example of Paris
and London. 1t is to be hoped that If horse
flesh is introduced in America, it will cause
apreduction in the price of beef. re.ia 7dE
The Republican State Convention ofIlli-
nois is called to meet at Peoria on the 9Th
of May. It is to choose thirty two dele
gstes 10 Chicago, . full State ticket, and
candidates for electors of President.
AT the last meeting of the Conference of
the Paris Bar this question was discussed,
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Two Influential curates of the diocese of
London, recently announced by letter to
the Bishop of London, that they had Joined
sne o"oicn u no.s. = = lssH1ss sa'1 Hs u'ny
osner clergymen OF 'ne same uio'eSo arc
aoou' 70 take tue same s'ep'
on ossrru,,s ~ sa.y :, .,
ifse'e g'fI resurn' nun so'o ~ ~ a,S.o
pavement ana dro'e lons p'e'o =. siase sS
penicu pic M lnsS nsr l'sn. s fa,sS .,..
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EVAN WILLIAMS mining s super,neenoen' per-, Saea
ny, sScfapson, SPennsy wanna, was khiea
on Thursday by falling down the new
Briggs shaft. ne was one Oh 1ne pest
known ana ID most competent practicai G Gengi-
neers. sEJos sasissa ii
AN English paper lntimates that tne Rev.
W. Morley Punshon's stay In America VIII
Dc Depermanenss as ne intehos' IL IS saios 70
take advantage OF the american law,
ana give 70 ms motnerless cniioren mig re- q SUD-
stituce IN tne person OF MS deceased wiies
sister.
The Trenton (N.J. , True American OF yes
tsrday, says y Werwere shown last even
Ing 3Ay butterfly tuil OF life, which was
taken from tree near Fort Rawnsley Ho-
tel. The question IS, where did it come
rom IL has been only Two days since the
thermometer was ~ degrees @ above zero.
In July, 1861, the following dispatch was
reeeiyed at the Wasflingtdp, Office bearing
date at New York. and addressed to q
tered at.Aflington Heights: & Your wife
wishes to know if you are dead, alive or
wounded. If dead, please send the body
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AN old woman, named Ann Van Ranst,
was recently found dead in her room In
Flushing, b. l., having, it was supposed
by coroner's jury, committed suicide by
hanging. Recent Developments led to the
belief however, that murder had been
committed. and it is now charged that the
murder was committed by her son, an only
child. n6oJSsH
JACOB KURsrEINER. his wife. three chill
dren, and young girl, named Burk, living
near New Orleans, were ali found brutally
beaten and insensible, in bed, few morn
ings since. The mother and one of the chill
dren It 'fs thought cannot live, and the
others are in very critical state. At last
accounts there was NO clue to the perpetra-
tors of the outrage. sssNs
THERE are twenty-nine shoe factories in,
Marlborough, Mass, giving employment
to 1858 men and boys and 1858 women;
1879 pair OF boots and 1850, 81 pairs of
shoes were made last year. The savings
bank deposits have increased S73 239 du-
ring the year. The town has population
Of about $500, living in s52 houses, inclu-
ding s. built within the year. sA -
Tyv daoth oftto irrvv,f. - 49, zu p,..
ot Mossoohussatts 10 .nno,noaa h,- 49,.
Gram from New Orleans M Pix oooon
n.n,ad hv ia r,es snd d.nrhtar ,ssspa. 80
-, eo,.tn,ot,. .;n.s fo- C,,ha so'.,n 80
q A II. ha.,th ae s,esa,.es -
Aort &C., a. T,,t.. .ho1 goort;.rad ts.,-
trin With ant.nt;on Of nsssino some wool.
at the soutb. and Mrs. Rice died on the
PASSAGE trom Havana to New Or,e.ns--
The immediate c.rse of her deotb wos nor.
lysis.
TIE Governor OF California having de-
clined TO transmit the State Senate resolu-
tfons In regard to the action Of Congress
end the impeachment Of the President, for
the reasenlthatthey'would have tendency
TO influence the United States Senate while
sitting as court, the Senate struck out
the name Of B. F. Wade from the resolu-
lions, and ! now, request the Governor to