Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-08
lone News and Otherwfse.eldsn9
Old closed In New YORK yesterday at


BoMBAY has the Cholera. - - ''''a
-sqTHz Siamese twins have sailed for Paris.
fIoIN Normandy, schools adjourn to make
cider. In ~ =62goI1 viuashUs
b DICKENS eldest son has gone into bank
ruptcy. H2 zH.A17zs =. t'5 "o
THE Territorial Legislature of Montana
met on Monday. go .,'-''i.
-ao THEY talk of holding another Undine
dancing party in Toledo. .ea s.,s sga-5a,.D
81 rGovnRNos Cox has declined the Presi-
7,dency of Kenyon College. 1879 q8 $50
THE Pres dents message Is to be deliv-
cred to Congress Wednesday. anA "
% Four hundred and seventy-seven boats
are laid up at Chicago for the winter: aoii
The interference with the; Press cost
Charles x the throne of France in 1880.
sdrOsE hundred and fifty-three thousand is
the population, claimed for San. Francisco.
wnLIAMlC. BRYANT n now without pc
hcuniary interest in the Neso York Euening
Post. o9I5t.t9 sail aa ,i2illw q ro0b 3d'
OLE Bulls son-in-law, Norwegian
law yer, is said to have committed suicide
recently. - l,4o,.os ~. 80 80
NINE PAREpA win appear in Cincinnati
with her concertizing troupe, on or about
the 2lst. ). agsa.. 49, ,,a-1-'...f ..1or
81 RRcENTLv huntin g party, captured
twenty-eight deer in Frederick county,
Maryland. is5 larGs sa4, Bis IL
"A PANS editor who visits his Office one
hour every other day. gets salary of s1s,-
coca year. lit q .sfias is79i yad
IT is said that about fifty bills to doctor
mp the finances are ready to be introduced
into Congress. - f - ,."H -
TIE Democratic State Central Commit
tee meets st Thurman Hall, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. ss,.ff.. .,I -.,.,. .i..,ts
CANTON and Pekin, China, are each to
have . Catholic Cathedral costing three
million dollars. 4e 3rf riNu5
SARAH MCKEE, colored, was choked to
death in Lexington, KY, by some scoun-
'drel, Friday night. sss 4sl .t'i
THE imports and exports of France in
1867 amounted to 81, ,000, 600 as against
$75O,000,000 in 1851. '-i iA @5l.g '-'s -
Rev. PHILIP r.. MoURY, has been in
stalled pa stor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Springfield. -, ,.4.,....l...s,,,
:, GEORGE PEABODY has just donated anoth-
er hundred thousand pounds to the poor Of
Lon don. Charitable.
ONE hundred and sixteen persons, of
whom eighteen are females, are econfined
In the Hamilton county jail.lt aiyi.fyG
BUSINESS men everywhere, excepting In
Columbus, are beginning to advertise all
kinds of goods for the holidays. t'ie'''9
u GEN. GEO. w. Cole has been acquitted
or the charge of murder in killing L. 81.
Hiscock for the seduction of his wife. Right.
- TIE North Missouri road has been COM
pleted apd formally opened to the Iowa
State line, s233 miles distant from ST. Louis.
ri The report of Napoleon's1 assassination
-wasa lie, gotten up by stock jobbers and
dealers in gold. melte eiI .bgeisr )
bs'The hope of reward sweetens the mind tolabor!
yfREv. L. A. GorwELL, for more than
three years pastor of the First Lutheran
church, Dayton, has resigned. Cause: Ill
health.G1r lUoil rs t.Ei ioa Icy t;d1
ofTHE people in Southern Kansas, espe-
cialiy in Solomon's valley, are IN starv-
Ing condition, and appeal to the humane
for help. n'iAa on % iist'i,'''f'2
VI A MAN has been convicted and sentenced
In the Hamilton Common Pleas for seven
years in the Penitentiary, for procuring an
abortion. 9ia y E'-t' s2< 70 400 20
In the race for seat in the Cabinet, Gov.
Dennison now leads Mr.. Galloway, but
then he has q special railroad train at his
command. -. ~. ,aF
The snow storm which has just ragged
thirty hours in Nebraska, is the heaviest
snow storm that has been known there for
many years.7,dp A,f 1eItsr,s VI
Two THIRDS of the Union Pacific rail-
road bridge across the Missouri, at
Omaha, is gone Quicksand and ice did
the business. ss.e ,ssto4a eaia1sti k
s-7FRANK CLOVER, brakeman on the At
lantic & Great Western railroad, on Sum
day morning. was killed by his head COM
ing In contact with a bridge few miles
west of Solon.af dtig i=isffnpoH ZtsE"iV
Mrs. SARAH HAND is the last survivor OF
the party Of young ladies who strewed
flowers In, the path of Washington as he
passed through Trenton, New Jersey, to
New York, in 1889. =.
The Neso York Tribune and the New York
Times agree that where the present inclim-
bents in Office are known to be honest,
faithful and efficient, they, should be COM
tinued in office. That wont be satisfactory
70 the oussfiG 3as isL s. siiiT b9pifl2,io5
THE Internal Revenue returns of the
Chicago daily papers for the six months
ending September 80, 1868, were: Tribune,
sl6l.4s6; Times, $10l ,551; Journal, s43 557;
Republican, 42,556; Post, $2O,23O; Stats
Zeftung, tGerman,) $31, ,406.
Wilkes Spirit of the Times advocates
the raising of the Presidents salary to five,
hundred thousand dollars for tour years.
It wants dignity in the Office, and therefore
would pay one hundred thousand dollars
ayear more than is now paid --~-,,s-5
IT is thought at Washington, that the
Supreme Court of the United States Will
concur with Chief Justice Chase, that there
is no cause of suit against JEFF. Davis, and
and that thus the case will be dismissed.
We were prepared for this result1ong ago.
WE agree with the Harrisburg Patriot,
that the attempted justification of the as
sassination of President Lincoln, by the
Neao York Democrat, is San injury to the
Democratic party" The attempt to COM
NIT the party to Assassination and Repudi-
alton should be effectually discounten-
anced. u7r -51.f ..s75I .z-z
IT appears that the steamboat collision
hat ,uaa,,s 49, TTn,+ol sCfotoo nd A 1890