Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-13

IHE INAUGURATION IO-DAY-IHE FRO
GRAMME.-By the report of the Joint Com
mittee of arrangements, published on Sat-
urday last in the STATESMAN, it will be
seen that, the Senators, Representatives.
Judges OF the Supreme Court, Executive
officers, Mayor and city Council of Column
bus the clergy and members of the press,
will assemble in the Senate Chamber this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The various military companies of the
city will meet with the committee of Ar
rangements at the west terrace of the Cap
itol. at half-past l o'clock, and march
from thence to the residence of the Gov
ernor elect and escort him to the Govern
or's room in the State House.
The procession will form in the Senate
Chamber at half-past 2 o'clock, in follow
ing order, and march to the places assigned
them in the rotunda of the State House:
!. Judges Of the Supreme Court. s.
.. Members of the Pfess.
3. Msvor and City Council Of Columbus.
A.. 4 e Officers of the Executive Department except
the Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
8. The Ssrresn.s- Arms and Clerks of the
y. The President pro tenn. of the Senate and
Speaker of the House;
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
I. Music.
8. De livery Of the Inaugural Address.
a. Administering the oath of off; 20 by the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Music. 1000. --.
Thecommittee eeofArrangementsw of will then
escort the Governor elect to his rooms, and
the Members of the House and Senate will
return to the Senate Chamber, where the
oath of office will be administered to the
Lieutenant Governor.
The MENNERcHoR CONCERr.-The next
monthly Mannerchor Concert will be Civ
en- on Thursday evening, Jan. 16, on which
occasion the following programme will be
presented: TA
b. PART FIRST. .-,
1. Naechtliche Wanderung-Chorus F. Abt
& lrt M@nnerchor.
2. Schubert's sSerenade-Arransed for Piano
!, Orgap Violin and violoncelIo a Fessy.
Messrs Schirner, Cherrier. Seltzer land Schneider
8. Te Sol Quest Anim-Beieve metric
Miss Fannie E. smith, and Messrs. Heyde and nd
Falkenbach.
4. "Norma"-Pisno Solo. .Jaell.
Miss Caroline Schneider.
PART SECOND,
I. Recitative and Duo-From Belisario. Donizetta
Messrs Heyde and Fakenbach.
=. Instrumental Qaartette - ARRANGED by
A A-' - Be- Beriot Club. - = ''''
3. The Parting Kaight-Chorusl
k@nnerch0r.
L. Nissrere-Solo ant Chorus. Trovatore Vor ii.
With a;comp nment of Pia 10. Organ. Vic in
and violoDcelloI,Arrapged by Cohen.
Messrs. Schirner. Cherrier. Settler and ochnei-
der.
For the benefit of subscribers, the Men-
nerchor has decided to sell limited num-
ber of tickets at the door for each con-
cert.
THE GILLEsPIE CAsE.-Some time since,
It will be remembered, we published the
particulars of case where James Giles
pie, acting as Deputy Sheriff, made the ar
rest of man charged " ith robbery, who
was taken from Gillespie by some of the
city police and locked up in the calaboose.
Gillespie was charged with making an
illegal arrest before the Mayor, and SEN
fenced to pay II fine of $40 and costs. Gil
lespie took an appeal, and the case came on
for hearing before Judge Green on Sat-
urday. After full hearing of the testi-
mony aud arguments, Judge Green re-
versed the decision of the Mayor, and de-
cided that at the time of making the arrest
Gillespie was a Deputy Sheriff de fdcto.
This Judgment compels the city to pay the
costs In the suit.
PROBATE COURT BUsINEss.-During the
week ending Saturday. Jan. 11th, Judge
Pugh made the following appointments
Thomas Rittel appointed guardian of
Margaret Rittel, child and heir of Marga
ret Rittel late of Columbus, deceased.
Bond 800. ....-...-..
Matthias Lang appointed administrator
of the estate of Carl Frederick Blum, late
of Columbus. deceased. Bond 5000.
Mary Jane Condit appointed administra-
trix of the estate of Albert Condit, late of
Columbus, deceased. Bond $1,000.
The last will and testament of Solomon
Boror, late of Jackson township, was ad-
mitted to probate and record.
The last will and testament of Daniel T.
Woodbury. was also admitted to probate
and record.
AN ExPLANATIoN.-Last evening we re-
ceived the following, written in neat fe-
male hand. Bowling, with our usual abil-
ity, we give the note and the explanation
DEAR SPIvINs :-You will please explain
the word Galoot." L believe it origin
ated with you. Yours, A.A.
Aye. aye. A Galoot is a compound of
laziness and whisky. The word is COM
posed of two Choctaw words, and indicates
one whom the Creator intended for the
destruction of benzine, and who is desir-
Gus of doing all in his power to carry out
the object of his creation. In other words
q Galoot ;s-a Galoot.
THE SENATORIAL CAUCUs.-A prelimi- 1
nary caucus of the Democratic members
of the General Assembly to nominate a
candidate for the United States Senate in
place of B. F. Wade. was held in the Hall
of the House Saturday evening, and or
ganized by the election of H. j. Jewett
Chairman, and Senator May and Repre-
sentative Callen as Secretaries. After the
transaction of some unimportant business
the caucus adjourned to meet Tonight,
when nominee for United States Senator
will be selected.
The TRIAL OF THE POLICE OFFICERS II
The case of the State against officers Smith
and Hughes, who were charged with an
assault and battery committed on the per-
son of one Eliza NJ. Long, came up for
hearing, before Esquire Gulick, on last Sat-
urday, at 2 P. M. Some five or six wit
nesses were examined for the State, and
they swore very vigorously, but not har-
moniOusly, as the defendants counsel had
them examined "separate and apart from
each other" Three witnesses were sworn