Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-24
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Is d1ov sii eENERAL NEWS syeA .'.s'sssA .
GoLD closed in New York yesterday at
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JOHN MINOR, BORIS, who is at Saratoga
is said to be recovering. e. ~ 7 saa1.l
kIsornsa the linz of the Michigan Central
railroad. .it Ia renorted. there Is a great de-
mand for. farm laborers. to assist in the ur-
gent harvest work. From So to SIS a day
and hoard are offered, and two thousand
men. IL ia asserted, could readily find em-
nIovn,entl for tbe i,exG four weeks ct the
nriees named. Durfng the whole season
Iaborers have been scarce. e s 80 -, q.
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awsS tie time n traveling. Is there anv-
tb;nr vou do know An vthine. aboutp,, The
silent man renl;ed.7 aTrvs me IN ,eathern
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ing sneir scrip ous s'e r.. passes @ up, inseeau
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A BROTHER OF the late N. T. Willis is said
to be at present In Melbourne IN business
as oootmaker' he mas the red hair ana
the features OF tne WINS iamhy, ana IS
good oeai hke tne iaeeiy oeceasso poee' MS
own story Is snas ne ran away from nome
IN w1sler wilen sels. yoeng, ~, anu nas re-
years ago some american gentlemen in
Melbourne lent him one hundred dollars to
set him up in business, taking, boots in :,
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leosd nndonbtedly > hrotber of the late
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IHE 0nesdassN. LII Dsspa'ca describes a. Z
singular Ireak o. hgntning during the
the AtIa1tis an, PaSific TeIeoranb off;ca
had p,aced the cut-oft =, ;ts r,os;t;ont This
cut-off is a niece of coated wire eisbtincbes
long. ARRANGED 70 turn the electric Amid
back. so as to prevent injury TO the annar.
atus or accident to the OPERATOR Tn run-
ming across the cut-off the iiobtnin . 5no,eitad
the wire entirely off In the centre. leaving
It banging by the coating. A report ike
the discharge of cannon accompanied the
stroke. and was heard Nv persons several
blocks of. who supposed II was an explo-
sion in the office. The wire ,sas coated. nv
a covering of cotton. but. strange 10 savytbe
Au;d set FIRE to the naner. ban o;no In con.
tact with the wire fwo feet above ~ emf.
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STATE NEWS.
TIE Esyrid eonstisHtionalist has been sued
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ONE night last week q young man Of
Upper Sandusky, named Whinnery, was
stationed at culvert on the Pittsburgh q 4