Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-12


In Capitol square was gathered such
crowd of people as never was seen before
in Columbus, and many went away because
they could not get within ear-shot of the
speakers. The people were addressed from
the stand on the South side of the West
entrance by Hon. 2. Van Trump, E. B.
Eshelman and Gen. Geiger, and from the
North side by Gen. Geiger, Col. Manypenny
and Col. Baber, whose telling blows at Rad
icalism and the policy of the Destruction
lists, made deep and lasting impression on
the minds OF the hearers. - &
1t was glorious occasion and will be
felt at the ballot-box tomorrow. To Col.
Marrow and his efficient aids, Sergeant
Jack Carroll and others, is entirely due the
beauty of the display made on the streets,
and to Charley Wagner and his aid-de-
camp "Philip," for the beauty and efficien-
cy of the fireworks. With an exception or
two, which will be attended to to-day,
there was nothing to mar the joy of the
occasion. All honor to the glorious De-
mocracy of franklin! They will more
than redeem the promises made in their
behalf, and will elect John H. Thomas to
Congress on Tomorrow.
TRANSFERRED SATURDAY.--The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were lett at the
Recorders office on Saturday:
P. o. Jones and wife to John w. Moore,
September 30th, lot No. 10 of University
subdivision of outlot No. 50, in the city of
Columbus, for $4,000.
Amanda S. Allen to John w. Milligan,
September 10Th, quitclaim to 100 acres of
land in Mifflin township. for ST.
Ellen Kinnear to William Newman, Oct.
10th, part of inlot No. of Robest Neil's
addition to the city of Columbus, for 1926.
Ellen Kinnear to Thomas H. Jones, Oct.
10Th, part of inlot No. of Robert Neil's
addition to the city of Columbus, for S425.
John Frohneberg and wife to Joseph
Bauman, Sept 10th. quitclaim to LOT No.
IA, in James Bryden's second addition to
the city OF Columbus, for 500.
james S. Grey and wife to VIM. J. Shi-
vers and Henry Shivers, August 22d, the
undivided one-half of lot No. 103 in tho
town of Hilliard for 500.
Bresford, Oct. 18th. 1867, 81 So 100 acres of
land in Truro township for $1,000.
THEATER To-NIGHT.-Mr. J. w. Laner-
gan, with very select company of well
known artists, will open the Opera House
tonight for brief season. They present
the sterling play of Loves Sacrifice, intro
ducirg the entire company. On the pro-
gramme we recognize the names of several
Columbus favorites. Among them Mr..
Mark Bates, formerly leading man with
John Ellsler. and Fl. Reese Davis, whose
record as commedian in this city Is sec
ond to no one who ever played here. The
entire cast is good and we are sure that the
lovers of the drama who attend the Opera
House tonight, will be satisfied that so
good company has not played here for a
long time. -
GALooT REcoRD.-We haven't time to-
day to make very extended galoot record.
William Fisher. for being drunk and dis
orderly, was up before the Mayor on Sat-
urday. He was sent to the stone pile in
default of $5 and costs.
John King was charged with indecent
and immoral practices. He was fined SIS
and costs, which he paid. -
S. C. Bowers was arrested as female
vag. To keep out of limbo she paid SO.
Hattie Johnson, colored social evil, was
fined $40 for pursuing her vocation on the
streets. In default of payment she scrub
beth at the Sinners Rest.