Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-27


Thatll separate them.
8-A large brass store key was found
on the street cars. The owner can get it at
the stables of the Street Railroad Com
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wThe Sinners Rest last night was fill
ed to overlooking with -galoots. There will
be a healthy party before the Mayor this
mornings stz alv sEz Iz0z,K' '1sys sszh
T Brigham Young usually goes to
church with forty-ive or fifty, wives. Nice
lot that for family pew, with the ther-
mometer in the nineties. -
swMr. Blobbs. Esq, has 'taken the BEN
eft of the act" He says the only thing he
can pay now is his addresses to the ladies,
and these he never allows to get over due.
MARRIAGE EIICENsEs.--There were mar
riage licenses issued By, the Probate Judge
daring the week sending Saturday, July
25th, as follows; Monday, ]; Tuesday none
Wednesday, none; Thursday, 8; Friday, 3;
Saturday, 3.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. Henry
Schneider was taken before the Mayor on
Saturday asia dangerous and suspicious
character. He was found by a policeman
prowling around the city, unable or un-
willing to give an account OF himself or OF
his actions In default of payment of a
fine of S. and costs, he went to the stone
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RUN AwiY.-A team driven by Mr..
Noderer ran away on Saturday morning,
and when near the corner OF Third and
South street, Mr.. Noderer was thrown out
having his leg broken and being otherwise
severely injured. He was. taken to the
basement Of the German NJ. E. Church,
where his wounds were dressed and the
injured man kindly cared for. eTe
KEEPING HOUSE OF ILL FAME.-Susan
Stump was arrested on Saturday and fined
So and costs by the Mayor for keeping a
house OF i'll fame. She paid the fine and
was set at liberty. Our cotemporary of the
SUNDAY Ne,os was in error in saying that
Susan had been to Pocohontas' dance. She
is'no angel but she hasn't got SO low in the
scale of humanity as to go to nigger dance
house. II =! 3a.of b. d i.sassis1i,} = s5ivir
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.-The Board OF
Managers of the Franklin Agricultural So-s
ciety, held meeting in the Probate Court
room on Saturday, Reports were made
showing the progress of the improvements
at the Fair. Grounds which the Board is
determined shall be the best in the State.
The improvements thus far are of the most
substantial and necessary kind and; the
Franklin county Fair Grounds will be a
model for all others, when completed.
TRANsrERREp sSAruRpAy.zThe follow
ing transfers of resi estate were left at the
Recorders office on Saturday: '''A h'.s .sv,5 S
.W.IA.Neil and wife to Jacob A. Boswell.
Jhne 2oth. lot No. Ill Of William A: Neipst
second addition to the city Of Columbus,
for $3.50 N eo:er u : IL. ds1ggds1ii''
Dahiel Applegate and wife to Henry G.
Black, July 18th, 224 61-100 acres of land
inJeferson township, for $500. .s5i 5si,isss7 I
gRosxfE coURf BUSINESS. The follow
ing appointments were made by Judge
Ppgh, during the week, ending Saturday,
July 25tfi :ahaoM sog,eo &c no nc 2 q sg,il
j. Al Schulzes appointed administrator
ofthei estate of Adam iSchlitt, late, of CO.
lumbus, deceased. Bond $4,000.
Robert D. Davis appointed guardian OF
John w. H, Emily, ] and David A. JUS
tus, children and heirs of VIM: Justus, late
offPickaMay eounty. Bend $4,000! IL ~
EM1GRANr AGENTS RERoRr.-C. Fl. Cam
pen, General Western -Emigrant Agent,
reports the arrival Of 1, ,5lI semigrants at
thisspoint during the week ending Satur-
day, July 25th. They win make settlement
assfellews; 0hio, 19l, Missouri. 165; Illinois,
3O5; Indiana, 1l6; Kentucky, 81; Tennessee,
So WISCONSIN,, 2Os; Minnesota, 95; Iowa,
~; Michigan, :1lS;;I Kansas, Al; Nebraska,
49, Total Is ~. 800 G0 l.5s,qe5zs 20 U6s
BURGLARY.- The residence of james
Pope, on North Front street, was entered
by burglars at an early hour yesterday
morning, and robbed of Mr.. Pope's panta-
looms, contafning $ll0 and some valuable
papers. The family knew nothing of the
matter until Mr.. Pope arose in the morn
ing and missed his clothing. He found
his pants on the door step, the money, OF
course aBstracted from the pockets. 1t lis
thought the burglars entered Through an
open window n 'ie7 .a'5I K I: (, \ !.
A NEW sMAGAzINE.-We have received
the initial or July number of a magazine
published in San Francisco, California, by
A. Roman 6 Co., entitled the Overland
Monthly. The table of contents contains
some first rate ARTICLES, among them, The
Diamondmakero of Sacramento; High Noon
OF. the Empire; A Ieap from Chinese
hoyel, etc. 1t lisa first class monthly, and
oneIthat deserves success. 1t costs 81 per
annum in gold coin. ,'l.55 .- 'sa5' Z''i 10 D -
Sum SrRoKE.-Little Freddy Brockway,
SON Of our old friend T. iBrockway, ESQ !,
of Montgomery township, was sun struck
on, Saturday while asleep in buggy near
the Neil House. He was taken into the
Neil and every attention possible shown
him. He was in strong commissions on
Saturday night, and DIR. Loving was fear
fulforfthe result TOR awhile.f He finally se
far recovered as to be taken to his fathers
residence Ato ~ nt '-oA ''-- - ''-e'f f. i- "
HORSE AND BUGGY SToLEN.--Last night
Mr. Evans, who lives about q mile and {
half north OF the city, drove fine horst
and buggy to the city and hitched it neal
the Neil House and went to church. Re
turning from the place of worship, he found
that some one had got into his buggy ant
driven off. This is about as bold q robbery
as we ever heard of, for there were at leas