Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-15

son county, from MS wife, that lady being
the complainantin In the case. Jason Brown
wasEiais a'ra counsel. egGl5-'sIa AIITMIs
Shipping News.
SAN FRANcIsco, August 13.
The opposition steamer 0regohian, from
Panama, arrived,rr ls0gs .rTYOaf gvsTr
The bark Torrent was wrecked July 17th
in Euglish Bay, Cooks Inlet. Vessel oand
cargo are 2 total loss. The crew arriyet
Cleared-Gold Hunter, for Liverpool
with 10000 sacks of wheat, Oliver Made
line, for Cape Town, with cargo of flour
ss 7ao.i River and sWeather.s4u5 I
| s3i.a2 ( E1oT =, PIrTsBUKGH, August 13.
Weather clear and pleasant Mercnry z;
9 sd9eS9r Lake Disaster.
| -. dsEms sDETRorr, sMIoHssAug IA.
The schooner Dunderbnrg,, Of Detroit
with cargo of corn for Chicago, o,sunk last
night in Lake Huron. A lady passenger
/ The crew was saved The vessel cellided
with the propeller Empire State. Z
Daring Express Robbery at ST.
4 -, Louis. - 10 :. se
The Adams Express Company was rob-
bed OF about seven Thousand dollars this
\ morning. 1t appears that two men rented
offices on.the second floor of No. 114 Second
streeg yesterday, and put out a. aasign, BIB.
Goodrich e Co. By last night,s train the
| Express Company received q package from
Odin, Illinois, addressed as above, purport-
ing to contain one hundred and forty y-seven
dollars, and. seventy CENTS This morning
the package1was delivered by the messen-
ger, who, while waiting for receipt, was
| aptZnd hu the thr0at hUr a An
the office and another applied -ehloroform
to him. The messenger struggled violently,
and not yielding readil y TO, the influence of
chloroform was struck three heavy blows
on the head with an iron fhar and knocked
senseless.s The robbers then rified the mes
senger's pouch of its contents aud escaped
The package was. no ldoubs bogus one,
and the whole affair Q put up job No clue
has yet been found to the robbers. The
messenger, Isaiah Cross, Is badly hurt, hav-
ing three ugly wounds on his head and Sc
we're injury on one hand.,s 'ssTsE sos sos
-I5 ,eHIOO aReunionslss sslacte ,s.sod
,'s e.. SpRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. .13.
Generals aSeigel and Lincoln addressed
| the 34th Massachusetts regiment at their
reunion in this city to-day. Two hundred
and seventy officers and men were pres
entInsqGroS siloti5a11 oin5L qoenoa
1ToE e9N disappearance. ..oFad baa s'lao
81. sa,5. q al l.s . ;PRnApEIPHIAsA Augustl4.s
The Supreme Council CT Honor and
Temperance assembled to-day and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
DR., Joshua, Woodwork. of Cincinnati,
President; Vice President, William M,
Clpley, of Pittsburgh Recerder-R-G.
Davis, of New York; Chaplai Rev. Geo.
B. Joselyn; Usher, Mr.. Shaw, Of Indians;
Guard. j. B. Blanchard, of Massachusetts.
An evening complimentary greeting to the
members of the Supreme Council was giv-
en- By the Grand Temple Of Pennsylvania.
4 Dramalic PersonaL
PITTsBURGHs.August 10.
Mr.. Couldock and daughter arrived here
~ yesterday, after an extended tour through
the Pacific States and Mormondom.s They
left for Chicago this morning, commencing
at MeVieker,s theater on
Monday evening next MS vs1n ,srofssI
Falls rFour Stories dhroughCa
Hatchway-Death
/ Yesterday afternoon man named Fred
eriek Sleop, a trunkmaker inA the employ
of Messrs. W.J. Gilmore g. Co-1on Wood
street, fell through, a batchway from the
fourth story to the first, fracturing his
skull, which resulted in his death. 1aSz-gg
Man Shot Dead-Murdel er Es-
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( iNNDll4ANAPoLIs' August IA.
, Last evening, at a place called Georgia,
near Vincennes, Hardin Burton, son of
Dr.. John Barton, was shot dead by Wm.i
onsD Tbe ur5arer nUr asoened 1aaSe an os
Great excitement prevails, and should the
murderer be caught he will undou btedly
share the fate of the Seymour robbers ;,
{ 4 Rernoval of car Wo.ur. III
! ~. 80. -.,,, IL
next week to raise the S5o OOD necessary TO
secure the removal of the Cambridge City
Gar Works from their present. location to
this city.
+ Diseased Cattle.
-4a-s ...s g-s-7-I,,7 -, ., - 80. s.-sY
/ NEWARK, N. d. Aug.ll4.
The order issued by the State -Agricul-
turaI Society has been so modified as to-
permit the Importation OF cattle from Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Texas on the same con-.
ditions that apply to cattle & from other
States. The bringing of diseased cattle int
the city being strictly forbidden, trains are
to be Inspected, and diseased cattle or
those suspected of disease are to be quar-
antined or killed, as the case NAV be de-
cided.
I ,sS2 ss8l Passed Through.
BALTIMORE, August IA.
A train of three passenger cars, bearing
the remains Of Thaddeus Stevens and es-
cort, reached Camden street station at 11:20
O'Clock, and passed Immediately to the de-
pot ofthe North Central road.
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OLEvELAND, august 10.
The body of Kennedy. blown off the
shore ir sail boat on, Friday last, was
Il II. -t.< In IL