Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-15
j NEW YORK sIELANGE.
Smuggling Business Detected.

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the result of which was the capture of the
sloop Four Brothers, belonging to the
State of New York, and employed by the
health officer as o tender to the hospital
ship Falcon. The custom officers, on taking
possession of the vessel, found secreted 4
very large quntity of segars. The persons
on board the vessel were arrested. ,1
b9n1ul s3s3 .5 Fires. edt 10 y1l.9 ai
Afire broke out at o'clock this morning,
on theDpremises OF D.. Appleton e. Coz,
book publishers corner offhGrant and
Green streets. Unless than fifteen minutes
the whole of the five story building was in
flames. :sa7sm91
At lilo this morning a fire broke out in
the hay andlstraw depot of G. B. Lawton &
Co., Nos. 426, 427 and 42S West street, on
the corner of West and Eleventh streets.
The flames soon spread through the entire
building and the contents were consumed.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. SA1~ = -. "a
Seriously Injured.
By the falling of a floor In Regan's paper
box manufactory, in Caual street, yester-
day afternoon. Maria Fallon, aged 19, had
"a leg broken, andSK Kate johnson, aged 16,
was seriously injured. Forty other girls
were working in the room at the time, but
all escaped. ee1iS fd
Close of the Sing Sing Camp Meet
sgoi5ogrrzo3 .ais bzing.A hi1u54 7gn7c9 y
The. camp meeting at Sing Sing closed
yesterday with a great love feast and final
grand march aroundthe ground at midi
nights During the services q subscription
amounting to 5000 was taken up to deffay
the legal expenses necessary to obtain the
release of a agyopng girl who was confined
in a Catholic Institution because of her
conversion to Methodism. -. -
Died from Shame and Grief
| A young girl named Kate Connor. 15
years of age. wh0-was arrested on suspic-
Jon of stealing watch, died in the station
house on Wednesday night, 1t is presumed
from shame and grief.r T.rr.,g-s -,T5yv0y7.
| n .r Arrested. IL e .l0s y
| Detective Tieman, of the Central Office,
a day or two since arrested John fFabee,
who is charged with the larceny of 5000 In
gold from widow in Buffalo, with whom
he formerly boarded. Yesterday afternoon
an officer arrived from Buffalo to- take
charge of the prisoner, who left for Buffalo
last night, to stand his trial. ,y-.'
Eo er Rowing sfafch..E WeII
A rowing match comes off on Monday,
thea17th, at Sing Sing, between Charles
Ward, one of the Ward brothers, and Jared
Raymond, for $500 a. side, the race to be
one and hall miles and RETURN A good
uCdl vi lHbCI CoI 10 lClb bLlC COubCSbs duo
bets are being freely made. Ward is the
favorite. A -+i'''' -''.--'-
Arrived. -
The steamer Atlanta, from London, has
base Ball. hraJ Ha sIaz
The Atlantic, of Brooklyn, and Olympic,
of Washington, played yesterday. The
former won by a score of SO to 81. Both
climbs made fine djSnlaV.
~ 5afu aipas Decided. fEkGoG3E Is
The case of Mrs. Steinway, who sued for
the custody of her children, now held by
relatives1of her late husband in, Germany,
was decided yesterday. by the Supreme
Court in her favor. ,sr - 81. -5;.dIl .. }
The Fire at AppIeton's Publishing
House. = osi g ~
The tfiremen succeeded in confining the
fire at Appleton's publishing. house this
morning to, the building in which it orig
mated, the interior of which was entirely
destroyed-A-l larger bailding, also oecu--
pied by the Appletons, was saved with
very slight damage, as also Trowbridge's
large publishing house adjoining Benz
nett aud Vanan,, book binders, occupied
three floors in tie destroyed building, and
Mabie, Todd & Co., with Appleton, occu7
pied the other two floors. The building
belonged to FL. s. Howard and was insured.
for $4,000. The Appletons' loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000; Howard's $25 600; Ben
net &. yahan at $50 QO0O;;k Mabie, Todd &C.,,
unknown All fully insured.
.,gf7T .ssf--i' :. The strike.-5l,.s.. :. -.S1 \ 4
failed to compromise and the strike goes
on, the former readopting the original mo-
tion to employ none but ten hour men.
Health Regulation
/ The Board OF Health have issued regula-
lions relative TO transportation Of cattle
which, if respected by the railroad compa.
mics and drovers, will greatly aid in pre-
venting the further spread of the cattle dis
-AfanniIy in Seventeenth street were yes
terday poisoned by eating beefsteak from
diseased beef q. :, IN : - o. ~ ~ = - "
New Register. =
:. The new Register, Patrick II. Jones, was
sworn in to day. cI
----Struek with Paralysis.
Judge Bonney was struck with paralysis
last evening, and is confined to his bed. -
| s53 p sesresid Missionary ~ IL
/ "a large party Of missionaries sail in the
steamer Erin tomorrow, en- route to Tur-.
key, under the auspices of the American
Board of Foreign Missions
Fenian Meeting. ~
A Feniauimeetiug numbering 5000 per-
sons was held in Brooklyn yesterday. Two
special envoys from ireland are said to
have been present. ......--.
~ .-.-r..7,-- Shark, Caught. t4saE . Is
A large shark was captured off of one of
the North river piers yesterday.
yy.-y SOId.-r,or-
Two hundred and lightweight barrels of
confscated spiritswere sold at auction yes
terday for 54@65c. ~. asi.--. 45aao0 q
.1eioi7Fg19 ChoIera.i9
/ Three cases of cholera are reported in
the town of Westchester, and one or two in
Morrisiana.
81 Ceremonies. 3
/ Imposing Masonic ceremonies will take
place on Sunday on the occasion of the
funeral of Sewall Smith, Grand Tyler of
the Grand Lodge of New York for quar-
ter of century. -OG -1s "a
.tsEos Arrived. 80
I A cable telegram announces the arrival
of the Yacht Sapphire at Falmouth in four
teen days from New York. sr --9a-1 ~
-f1 Dos ' Recovered. ~ 5,,s5
/ The thirty-six thousand United States
Treasury notes belonging to Quidneck
bank of Rhode Island, abstracted from the
postoffice in November last, have been re-
covered in New Jersey. &, f-r..7s..r-s
FOREIGN NEWS. q
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London Press ON ThadIeus Ste
sze-s-s vens.
! 2 LONDON, August IA.
The Times concludes a long article on
Thaddeus Stevens by saying: "The death
of Thaddeus Stevens is not now a pnblieS
loss. His Impeachment policy was of in
calculable injury to his political party, and