Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-15

LOCAL. NEWS.
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Sun Rise ..... .....7 % Sun Sets.. 81
w Andrews & Hull have received Pc
terson for February.
w- One million of our pretty postag'
stamps are used and cancelled daily.
ta During the past year the Govern
ment sold a926S2, 800 penny revenue
stamps.
eg-s The very first question that dis
turbed mankind was the woman question
land it bids fair to be the last. 81
nB- One Of our bar-keepers claims to
be a philanthropist He says his time Is
entirely devoted to the elecatfo" OF MS race
eE- There were two hundred and thir-
ty-fiye buildings erected in this city be-
tween January lst, 1868, and January 1st
1859.
W One green tarletan dress contains
arsenic enough to kill three men, and yet
young men will run after green tarletan
dresses, just as if there was nothing killing
about them. se
PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT. - John u
Jones, farmer of Lima township, Licking
county, and formerly member OF Co. u
46th o. W., while telling trees In the
woods, few days since, was struck on the
head by the limb of falling tree, and In
jured SO. terribly that, a fatal result is
feared.
The KELLOGG CoNcERT.-The sale OF
tickets to The Kellogg concert, at Settlers
music store yesterday, was very active. A
few desirable places yet remain In the
dress circle and in the parquette-the best
place in the house, by the by, to hear music
There is chance yet to make good seiec-
tions. These, we suppose, will be taken
to-day. 80 80.
NEw BooT AND SHOE SToRE.-.J L. Champ
formerly one of Gilchrist & Gray's most
popular salesmen, has opeHed new boot
and shoe store at No. 6S East Town street,
next door west of DR.. Denig's, whtre Will
be found for sale, at lowest rates, a splendid
stock of goods suitable for the city and
country trade. No better stock has ever
been brought to this market.
CONVENTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE Or
F1cERss-The Convention of Revenue AS
SCISSORS of this State adjourned yesterday
at noon. They had very interesting
meeting at which the ereyenuelaw was very
thoroughly discussed, and certain amend
ments to the law, making its action uni
form and removing some of its most oner-
GUS s.provisions, were recommended to Con-
gress. Resolutions of thanks for the use
of tae room were adopted.
ARREsTED AT DELwARE Sheriff Mace,
of Ross county, passed through the city
yesterday, having in charge negro named
Eli Conrad. charged with cutting with in
tent to murder another negro named Nc
Daniel johnson. The crime was committed
at Chillicothe, on the 10th of December.
and Conrad escaped to Delaware where he
has since been living. Mcdaniel is not
yet dead, though his case is pretty nearly
hopeless, one OF his intestines being sew
cred. 1sst "a $50 >. -. s,i = ss.1is-s
. TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office yesterday:
w. w. McNulty to George Rarick, Jan.
18th, lot No. 55 of Wm.A. Gill's third ad-
dition to the city of Columbus, for 5000.
John Hyer to Daniel P. johnson, July
3lst, 1868. lots Nos. "a. 35, 36, 81 and 3s OF
John Hyer's subdivision of lots, for $1,000.
James Orr and wife to Noah Orr, Nov.
18th, 1868, quit-claim to s3A acres of land
in Washington township. for $3.50. 20 81
AccfDENT.-Yesterday morning about
o'clock, Joseph Lennox, brakesman on
the c. C. & I. C. railroad, while attempting
to jump from one freight car to another, fell
and was considerably but not seriously
injured. The train was near the Scioto
bridge, and just as Joe was about to jump,
the draw bolt pulled out, separating the
cars. Finding that he must fall, he had
presence of mind enough to grasp the
break rod in his descent, and thus keep
the car to which he was jumping from
running over him.
HABE CoRPUs.-A young couple named
John F. Hall and Alice Arsel, ran away
from Baltimore, where obstinate parents
had forbidden
1.-TWO souls with but single thought.
Two hearts that beat as one. ie o.
Reaching the perfection OF human happi-
ness in well governed marriage. For
hidden to see each other, as we said, they
fled. The telegraph, swifter than love or
locomotives conveyed to Marshal Murphy
an order to arrest The fugitives on their ar
rival. This he did, and the lovers only left
the cars on Wednesday night to be con-
fronted by the officers of the law. On yes
terday, through Col. j. C. Groom, their
attorney, they applied to Judge Green for
a writ of habeas corpus, alleging that they
are zunjustly deprived of their liberty
The Judge decided to hold Johns case un-
der advisement until his father should be
heard from. ,...
REPORT OF ARREsTs.-Capt J. B. Cof-
frotb, of the City Police, has our thanks
for the following statement of number of