Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13

N~ Rather slim market yesteroay'-
The weather created goodness betweel
buyers and sellers chat caused prices G
keep stiff. - = s..1.-t >'*l1 5s.a,
4 sw- Autumn is only summer grown old
Vegetation has become bald-headed, ant
In short time nature will be wearingoi
white wig. suss. nls.s sii1 ID s7aa,9...l
w Perfumed toothpicks are the lates
novelty-periumed teeth would improy'
the breath of many people, which Is tai
from being sbalmy. 1si}dS45i2 = izi
tg gAPPorNTMENT.-TheG Governor on yes
terday appointed Hon. H. s. Bun6dy, o
Vinton county, as one of the trustees tc
locate and erect new Lunatic Asylum
vice Clark McDermot, resigned.
AccIpENT.-Ball Gwynne was on yester'
day afternoon thrown from his buggy al
the depot, and slightly bruised In the head
His buggy was, we understand, run into
and upset, throwing Mr.. Gwynne out with
considera BILE violence. sts szIss
CoNrrNUEp-The hearing of the charge
against the negro, Vince Caleb,'' before
squire Meeker, was on yesterday contin-
ued until o'clock this morning. 1t will
be remembered thatw published, the par
ticulars in this case day or two since.
THANKs.-For his many attentions A. G
King, Deputy Auditor, has our hearty
thanks. To him more than to any official
in the county are our readers indebted fol
the many interesting exhibits and tables
we have published during the past year.
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS OF THE NINTH
zwARD.-There will be a meeting of the
Democracy of the Ninth Ward on Satur-
day evening at John O'Brien's grocery.
-Let;every Democrat attend, as it is'to the
interest of the ward. q
n SENTENCE CoMMUrED Sarah M. Victor,
of Cleveland, under sentence of death. for
poisoning her brother, to be executed Nov.
Goth, on yesterday had her sentence COM
muted by the Governor to Imprisonment
In solitary confinement for life, in the Pen
itentiary.
fS,ouNrY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At
a meeting of the County Commissioners,
held Yesterday, Messrs. Barbee and Gulick
present. it was
g. Ordered That an order be drawn on the
Treasury in favor of James Reed for $l40,
I'm full, for building bridge in Brown town
ship, near Edward Burt's place.
GET Your. MARINE INsURANCE.-AG Ger
man geologist has calculated that Europe
and America will be completely submerged
Eve hundred millions of years from now
If no change in the programme occurs
within that time. Marine risks are not ex-
cited in consequence of this announce
ment. .4es
Chap OF IT.-We are rejoiced that, the
election is over. tor one especial reason.-
The Good Templars will now have leisure
to look after their weax-kueed brethren
many of whom fell from grace during the
campaign. We hope they will bereceived
back into the fold, and find that Peace
which the Radical party promises to all
sinners. 5 ~ YtGLGR s-s3s ns 20
NEwCoMB's MINsTRELs.-To-n might the
great Newcombs open their budget of song
wit and fun at the Opera House. The pro-
gramme is full of new and beautiful songs
and music, and gIistens all over with the
announcement, of acts which must keep the
audience in roar. That the Opera House
will be filled no one can doubt. The second
and last concert will be given tomorrow
night. lg Z Oh p. e esas4
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Michael Ager
was arrested yesterday morning by Con
stable Chris. Bartling, on charge of com
mitting an assault and battery on bis wife
Hannah Agen. To this charge he plead
guilty, and paid s5 and costs fine. He wa
then arrested on a peace warrant sworr
out by his wife, and failing to find bail il
the sum of $500 to Keep the peace, he wa
committed to Castle Earhart.
'z DIOCESE OF CoLUMBus.-The Cathozi
Telegraph, of Nov. 10, has this to say of tb'
Diocese of Columbus:
1.-THE ork on the Cathedral is steadily
progressing, and by the close of the seasor
the foundation walls will all be carried vi
to the level of the floor, over a deep base
meut. More than half the masonry vii
C00Q De Q0U6, ANU budukS W buO eupCi iu-
tendence of Mr.. Joseph E. Hartman, wei
done.J The chief difficulty is in getting tn
means to pay for the work.
vAGs.AJohn Knoff, Gotleib Schneide
and John ;Donahoe, three OF the vaggies
kind of vagrants, were up before the Mayo
yesterday. They were found prowlinl
through the alleysof the city seeking vha
might be picked up in an honest way
They were tined s5 and costs each. .'and Il
default were sent TO that stone. pile fror
which no galoot or xagrant returns, with
outhaving learned the artIand science @
stone smashing. In other words, the
hammereth., 4 G a Is ( ~ :enq 6. la.5
~ JOHN M. KGRNER's FUNERAL The ft
neral of the late John M. Keerner, yestei
:day. was one of the largest ever seen
this city. The funeral services were be bel
In the Trinity fGefmaf) Churcha corner
Third and South streets, by Rev. VIM. ]
,Lehuisnn, the pastor, q Because Of y son
misunderstanding between the pastor I
the esehufch and the Odd Fellows, the latte
we are told, did mot appear as d societ
though most of the members OF the Lodt
Mr.. Koerner belonged to were present. "
KICKED UP-Y GU that have Travelled 3
what. are known as zssmixed, accommodi
tiontrainsTthat is, q mixture of freigl
and passenger cars-are aware with VIII
ajerkymotion they ostartI up. sometime
almost enough to jerksa passenger bali
headed..n The other day the cars. starte
from Milford vita eefrifie jerks almo
throwing little fellow over the seat
front OF him. Straig ghteninge himselfu