Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-20
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Base Ball at Newark.

| Especial to the Ohio StatesmanJ 49,
NEWARK, o., June 10.
A match game of base ball was played
here this afternoon between the Lawyers
and Doctors of this city, resulting in vic
tory for the Lawyers, the score standing
forty-nine to forty four. BLACKSTONE.
New York IIe1ange.
NEW YORK, June 10.
The steamship Erin from Liverpool has
arrived.
The assault case of Mrs. Pollard against
the Crafty woman was dismissed yesterday.
Pollard has filed a complaint against his
wife for threatening his life.
Laura Waldron, the Prima Donna, OBJ
tanned verdict against Caroline Richings
for salary due for professional services in
| Opera.
At an auction sale of lots at Rutherford
Park, nine miles from here on the Erie
road, one hundred and twenty-nine of four
| hundred offered, sold at prices varying from
$3.50 to 50, loo. Total realized ninety-sev-
en- thousand dollars.
r The regatta of the New York Yacht
Club is further postponed from lack of
wind, report says. until the 4th of July.
large number of valuable presents
from different German societies at the
West and other parts of the United States
continue to be received bv the committee
In charge of such things for the forthcom-
ing SInusehiesI. .i
~ iioa W al in ren.io.l Gu .' vi WI
to take into consideration what course
shall be pursued by them in the present
campaign.
Gov. Fenton will preside at the banquet
to the Chinese Embassy on the 23d.
The committee on arrangements for the
Democratic National Convention don't
meet until two days before the assembling
of the Convention, when arrangements
Will De made Ior Tue uistrloution Oh tickets
OF admlsslon.
..a p.S nf Uooith hos rn,au to fo.h;S shaS
slaughtering in the built up portions of the
city, and to forbid driving cattle through
the streets.
The President has pardoned Jos Hus-
brouck, cashier of the First National bank
of Hudson who served one year of a term
of five years Imprisonment for embezel-
ment.
Prize money for British ship Cheshire,
captured i'm 1851 by steamer Augusta while
running the blockade of Charleston, and
amounting to S6OOOO, is now ready for dis
tribution.
Gen. Grant and family leave Washing
ton next Wednesday for Cheyenne.
a nnRflU -
no IN
charles D.T ruler, VINO was commltteo TO
tne Connectlcu6 State prison last Iall LOT
hve years, charged with the tneft OF S20'OOO
N oonos from the Hartiord BANK, OF ~nich
ne was cashier, presented the Legislative
committee, on their Visit yesterday, de-
tailed statement OF his case. he alleges
that ne sold the bonds from time TO Time
At the convenience OF one b. !. Aooott, OF
whom no trace has been found since NOV.
lUtn. ruler reasserts ms entire Innocence,
ind asks for his release as an act OF justice.
Terrible Explosion of a Steam Fire
Engine.
NEW YoRK. June 10.
-, III" .ooIasn. aona' sIne nao..-.o, 10.
Ls' Evening 49,. iolo i.aS ~ - IN,
M ~, .ne pumy, ~niOm baot uu = ~ Sne hin a
I'" .tiS o1.i o.i;o othou. Tt'n po;io an nf
eeveloIy WounuIhs ooneIe. 1nn uoheI vi
sGean - nae HApiGuou mniae IL op1l i,
I ratloi aC ,o nle, klcilus hES younS ulen, an
u uhuer ~ years ot aye; Cne vi .neln Was
oioWn a p from Lne T s,oewaiS @ ineo tne doorway way
en 9u Gne ooMeiy An9aoer, soe IWenIy leet.
1ne coneusslon also hearay a S5 ouerSudneu 80
people. The wounded will number nearly
forty, but many are hurt only slightly.
One account says that the engineer in
cnarSe waS n1I cohpSSeno TS geIsoni Delns
ueIey r a ~ uiao oAsuiiCn. @ @ mau .t.n aoono' one
VI Sne IL Saav nH af
aEouS S.l nAins eho s"ioGy salse' SuS SPIN VI
WHICH was pioheu' wuei JUG eAPiosioLi oo-
CURED. 1t is thought three S or four more
WIN . uie vi I9eil nnJ uIies: Ane uS5iosS "a q
citeniene anu consCernation ensueu III Ine
vlcihiGy Vi Ihe eAPioslon "a uurihS Ine niSn''
puG iG al Is qu!eC Inis ~ lnornIng.
Ihe oecas.on VI sae enso pInS S Pr,
inst been extinouished when the explosion
took place. A majority of those killed and
injured were boys, who had gathered from
CURIOSITY 70 tne spot.
Inc sApioslon Was s9 neal9 oy 'ne nc .e auuisn:e
AZ, az Ile CneaIer, WIN fusneu ouS W asoefVa
IlT 1 cause. g.. 49,
lne 1eau DouIes were conVeySu W 'ne
aentm ireT1ncS SsaS,on notse, USE "nsae aS .teS
NV nc. ue ppoai ouSo my p .,;'s
was horrible IN tne extreme, some havlng
Ghe,r pralhs oasneo oeI, anu o'ners 'neii
liiTps b corm ir3a '1ear @ ars;aa 70 tho Neu
Ing MoumuSu w. Si,t " ,..o,,,.os uao ~
,,,ora taI,en 70 assonra the;r suffsr;ngs
One how name NOT ascertained. has died
since his admission to the hospital.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad in
Trouble.
NJ vo, 1rn. 10
-
A verdict OF ABOUT 1our ana one-naiI
million dollars was rendered against the
Kansas faclnc ralfroao' IN Sne Supreme
CouIo, IN Iasor oI au1a d Trohr;Sna
This road has no connection with the
Union Pacific, which to-day advanced its
price of bonds to 102. Nearly seventeen
millions of them are already sold. The
company owes no debt and has several
millions in its treasury.
,ro D.daS,-1.n;sm-A va,Lee
T.tcE and n. ResuIt.