Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

9uii Central LunatIc AsyIurn .od
Alta meeting of the Joint committee ap-a
pointed don the subject of the Central Lu.'
matte Asylum. held yesterday, the 'folIow-i
ing officers we're elected Hon. ROBERT
HUTCHINSON, Of the'Senate, Chairman, and
Hon. LAWRENCE r. NEAL. Secretary. dt yG
s50sms News and Otherwise. l4Y1 ts,.;
sGEN. BUTLER is well; ;inot sick. LaHr s7sw
WHEAT looks well in Meigs comfy btil
NAssBY don't fill expectations way down
east. 90 = ( 9'@ -'''
9I-ANERGAN's Dramatic Combination is in,
Toledo. Il ,s si,.rsi, ,,,, n. a,,,,,, .,ss4-
The Internal Revenue law is again to beT
oyerhanled. .s9tE $4,000 s5snsa
THE preachers of Chicago are discussing
the theaters. '2sT s'Hi zHi11b ais d t9Ts2I
THE seed of sugar cane has been made;
into good -four s'"o' '..'''' 2"f'fip2s1
THE THERE Ra is negro 1ls years old y in Clay
county, Missouri, I'd nv .53,id8s sd5 30
HALE the people of Belgium are saidto
have no education. asssu 7fd si IouraVoD
fFKADE last'week at Toledo was the quI,
etestlof the season. ~ sai no isoH a 5s
THERE were only six burglaries IN Zanes-9
vile on Saturday night.
DARKNESS prevails in vieksburg, BED
cause the gas bill is not paid.
Col. SAMUEL LETcHER, late editor OF the
Lexington (ya.) Gazette, is dead.
IT, is said that Grant, cuts McCullech,
( Welles and Randall on the street.ii IA IaI1o
( THERE have been shipped from Toledo
this year 1s,599 900 bushels Of grains III
/ EMIGRATION, in conse duence, Of cold,
weather, is ON the decrease westward.isaeS
THE salary of the bishops Of the Episco-
pal church is now $1,000 year, each.
/ BROOM CORN is cultivated extensigelyin
Virginia. and yields s44 net to the aere.W
sfr cost the Republicans 100000 to car
ryo PennsylYanis at the October election .
7Ir's only the nephew of General Schenck;F
and not the General, who is to be married. 100
THE Young Mems Christian Association
of GAINESVILLE made $50 out of two of Mut
u0SN SS-N SsSi'H uGiss1yimmi oj lasnisSHJns
IA YOUNG lady of Troy, M u. cured herr
self Of an affection of the heart by shoot
inghersef dead =, ,ss,.',.,o9 gas -,
WHILE in the act of writing an articlea
for his paper, the editor of the .EataB@ga
Daily, Revie.o recently died in his chair. .,p,2,
-I.H HORTON has become business ssu-s
perintendent and manager of the Ddyton
Ledger. ]. W. Sharts is teydo up the local.
THE 1Zanesoiue Signal calls the Columbus
Journal, ian astute donkey" That is not
complimentary to a donkey that is astuIe.,
Mr.. SHELLABARGER's,ll s, name has been
mentioned in connection with q Cabinet,
appointment That's as near as he will get
into it.ssJhi2 h7jitJ 3dl tC jG.hissI1 sfs o,
MORE encouragement for bachelors and,
old maids. A matrimonial pairing has
taken place at Lodi, Vt, the man end maid
each being so. sssy sd' HI -H,.-aiIq
MARY HAYES. of Louisville. who is no
better than she should be, by beauest Of her.
grandfather in England. has fallen heir to
s3oo,oOo in gold., .,a :sg2ii ,t71vd ,z7sseM
-T9iillaG(I o.T1lsIi ,T9i4HBs. ,Igfrft it1d
jog JEBFERsoN, the greatest living Strip
Van Wlnkle,"nis dra wing immense housesl
at Cleveland. Why can't he be induced to-
come TO columbus! Tc-uHnnq i5f1p7g
The Irish residents of Philadelphia in-
tend to celebrate thanksgiving day wit h
procession, the participants i'm which at
is Supposed will number 15 00O.IliI iGUoiigi
AT party given in Lowell, Ohio, re-
| ntly, fifteen or twenty persons were
poisoned by eating of bread, cakes and
/ PIES made from d four that had been poison-
ed. --E .isIs.-F 'zaaasd .i,9siepsJ. .rosl
A DISTINGUISHED author says thatsin se-I
lecting a wife see, that she ehews her food
well, and sets her foot down firmly on the
ground when she, walks, and you are all
| right. 3suG7rg 5fla Of f7' aiH1 is70itHiii7
THE Republican papers generally APP,
| pear to think that more money should be-
spent on the President of the United State
| and Presidential entertainments. The peo-
pie don't. 81 -7.io. 5'-I.l 5fla 'ai9d NJ
MEMBERS of Congress are beginning TO
realize that something must be done with
the financial situation. 1t will be SOON
seen whether they have the the capacity TO-
| improve it, pr;es saf fe zsjsg5 gniHns3s ad
THERE is, great destitution in St. Louis.
The Mayor has already on his list requir.I
| ing monthly aid, four thousand families,
comprising twelve thousand men, WON en-
and children. FGiIU9Ii 10 z7il'1oa1Ds gdi
ABRAHAM BURREL, tor the last eleven
wears the foreman Of the Egyrid Democrat !
and daily employed at his case for fitty-si
years, died at Elyria on the 23d,ln the Teth
year of his age. 'h -" i.'io7'i 4'5',I g,
The Springfield Republic is the advocate
of an amendment to the United States Con-
stitution providing for equal Negro suf-l
Ifrage in all the States. That's not what the
people yoted1for at therlate elections q .zo
Mrs. MALoY, of St. Louis, kindly helped
her husband, ,reus Of, life by giving himla
push that sent him out of second STORY
window on to the pavement beneath She
may look fo- elevation in consequences. .a1ot,
THE Toledo Blade says that merchants
complain that it is difficult to make COLI
lections in the country. They voted at the
late elections that there was enough, money
in the West. Not another greenbaek would
they have. Why complain now? i.lioi. ~
GOVERNOR HAYES wants a. registration
law enacted. What's the use of one TIE
Republicans would not respect the laws.
passed by the present Legislature to pre-
vent Negroes fromirvoting and requiring
Students to vote at their own homes. - -.
ABOUT the year 1777, the following a6-
mirable lines were Inscribed over the door
OF the earliest established life insurance
offices in England: 'pFr =,.s- aqH ..f. ,!J..g =.
Come all you jolly Britons who love your bloom d
ing wives, f.sts a5fr a., ...f,f.,,s. d .,r
So that your widows ay be rich when you your