Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-08


Nothing in the galoot line before th
Mayor yesterday morning. The weather
so wet benzine don'toperate.
w Early vegetables are coming In free
ly. Did II ever oe .ur to the 'hucksters tina
It's about time to lower the price for then,
! az Some of otr exchanges speak of tn
prevalence of suicide nowadays. No won
der. Under Radical rule its hard work t.
live. ~ 81. =. s.-q .s., -e,.,
EBecause of the storm carrying away
some bridge on the route. the Sheriff o
Lewiniston county, Illipois, who was tele
graphed to come on here and identify DR.
Hazen, has not yet arrived. -
DISTRICT CouRr-The District Cour
yesterday admitted J. j. Hanna and Aaron
C. Reed, Of Cadiz, to the bar. After hear
ing two or three cases, the court adjourned
to meet this morning at 9 o'clock.
No TA1Nr.-Mrs. Elizabeth Keckley, ne
gro authoress of I" Behind the Scenes
speaks of her child as having "the Anglo
Saxon taint in his veins" Anglo-Saxon
blood taintl Echo answers, st aint I"
PENITENTIARY ARRIvALS.-TheS Sheriff oil
Clark county brought in three prisoners to
the Ohio Penitentiary on Tuesday: Wn.
II. Sronf and John Cloud, robbery, three
years each; Thomas Boyle. grand larceny,
three years. s.7.a
DRAwER RoBBED.--The drawer of John
Hinterschid's saloon on Friend street near
Fourth, was robbed, yesterday afternoon,
during the temporary absence of the pro-
prietor, OF about 81 in currency. There is
no clue to the bold operator.
The FRUrr.-Our State exchanges gener-
ally speak hopefully OF the fruit crop.
TIE prosper Is that there will be an
abundance of strawberries, peaches, apples,
pears, grapes and the like. And we are
right glad it is so. If there is anything we
love to s.wrassle' with, its fruit.
Ice CREAM.-As the season of ice cream
is now upon US, we give brief recipe for
making this excellent dish, which we have
milk, and scald it very little; beat the yolk
of four eggs to a froth, and stir in slowly =;
add a half pound Of sugar; flavor as you
like and freeze.
COLUMBUS SIocK SALEs-The stock sale
of A. j. Ryan at the stock yards yesterday
was attended with quite largo =nnmher OF
stock, and but for the very unpleasant
weather would have been a decided sue
cess. Sales were made at very satisfactory
prices. We hope we may have good wealth.
er and large number of buyers and sell
ers at the next sale, the first Thursday in
June.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Judge Olds
will take up the cases on the criminal dock
ct of the Franklin County Court of Com
mon Pleas on Monday next. There are
about fifty cases to be tried, covering all
crimes from petit larceny to murder. The
first case to be taken up will be that of the
negro Harris for the murder of John Long,
ON Broadway, last December.
QUEER WEATHER.-The weather yester-
day was OF the order of architecture that
might well be called queer. In the morn
ing it was cool, then it got warm, then it
rained, then it got cold. till towards night
those who had hunted out their summer
clothes and straw hats, looked at them
woefully as they donned their overcoats
again. But for the cloudy heavens and
heavy atmosphere frost would have been
a sure thing.
@Two OF MIND.-One cannot open the
Springfield, Advertiser or the Ohio State Jour
nal without being forcibly reminded OF the
saying of one of old: "Behold how good
and pleasant thing it Is for brethren to
dwell together in unity. 1t is like the oil
upon the beard, even Aaron's beard, that
ran down to the skirts of his garments
To read the truths they tell of each other
one would think that the Advertiser man
anc. the Old Lady of the journal had been
married O, these many years.
Our FARMERs.-Our farmers we're never
more behind hand with their work at this
season Of the year than at this time. The
long spell of wet weather has prevented
them doing the work that is usually done
by this time. A good many farmers have
not yet been able to SOW oats, and there is
but little corn ground broken up, and un-
less the weather should become more set
tied 1t will be late in May before corn ia
planted. i
TEE PAN HANDLE RAILRoAD.-We are
extremely sorry sorry that our business
engagements would not admit ofour &C.
cepting Mr. Peters invitation to take trip
over the road in the new cars, just put on
We regret this the more because we know
we would have enjoyed ourself gloriously
with such splendid fellows as compose the
Pan Handles rank and file, and because
the road is magnificent one. Maybe we
can get off next time.
The 95rH o. BALL.-A very brilliant
party assembled in Ambos Hall last night
the occasion being the May Ball of the
Ninety-Fifth o. V. l. Association. The
walls of the hall were decorated with the
old, battle-worn flags of the regiment, the
Stars and Stripes, &c. Dancing was con.
tinued until late, or rather early hour
and all present expressed themselves de-
lighted with the most pleasant and agree
able First Annual Ball of the gallant boy
of the Ninty-Fifth.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN,-
The convention at the Baptist Church, il
this city, adjourned last evening. A mos
interesting session has been held, and III
services have been most impressive. PRO-
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