Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-29
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The revenue officers at New Or
, leans have released all tile whisky
seized on Wednesday, but win con.
tinue investigations on sus pected
irregularities.
Detectives have recovered half q
} million of the registered bonds sto.
len nom the Savings Fund at Phil
adelphia. None Of the coupon
'bonds, greehbacks Or demand notes
have been recovered. T n
On Sunday the 18th, 5 children
belonging to the families Of James
CrisWell and John Wainscott, living
near Gratz,g Kentucky, were pois1
4 oned bY eating wild carrot. The.
son OF, Mr.. Wainseott aged IL, died
after having some 40 hard convnl.
siohs. The Remaining four, Mr.
! Criswell's children, are still alive,
Though ina critical coadition,sgl
4 Eweimea, employed at the oeo
ment mill below Jeffersonville, Inrt
diana, while, digging a ditch, were
buried BY the cavihg in Of an en-
bankment One Of the party was
Instantly killedgand the other badly
injured. ofT9
! notorious counterleitar, named
Lopis Dallman, was shot and killed
by a policeman, in ST, Louis, last
Friday, While attempting to escape
arrest He fred four Shots at The
policeman, bat without.efect.
bHon. Samuel Judah, who has for
the past fifty yearsbeeh one Of the
leading practitioners of the Indiana
bar, died in YiHcennes, Saturday
morning.
May coupons on the Louisiana
State debt will be paid at the Citi-
zehs' Bank, OF New Orleans, and the .
Bank of America, at New York, on
presentation. llad 81 3u@ tt IA d
George Daltohg the we'll known
brokerr shot himself while In aear.
riage on Broadway, New York, Sat,
urday. , The cause was unfortunate
spacuiatiohs in stocks. 'ao3 ''SN. i
The leaks in Tie tunnel Jude. The
river at Washington street, Chica.g
60, are now entirely stopped, and
the worl1,is offered for acceptance
by the Common Council.e7a ufJ
1.-The sales Of real estate in Chiea.r
go for the week ending Saturday,
might, number two hundred and
forty six, Representing property for
which 81, ,27bl5l7 was paid q sod'i
Samuel Harrington hiasi been cen al. N
rested TIM Boston for negotiating
the sale lofasilks recently stolen n
New York. Thesilkswere valued
4pt ~ b5S0Y, and 4Esre recovered. aatfI
RePertslfroml the southern part
Of Illinois, say th9t the wheat crop
Is more promising than ever before
and the frmt crop, Of allI
varieties, promises abundance. qa
Letters from Norway SAY tRat ,
emigration to the United States /
this year will be greater. than eyea
peloFei 80 aa t'aoa si.saia
Buffalo news Of the Goth inst. ,
says that the ice In the bay n still
firm, The field Of Ice that blocks
extends at least 25 miles
OUT. ? aa'tes q'1i hef Daaefafi s'1
One thousand additional troops !
from Spain landed at Havana Sat.
arday. 400 IllGia9n ] bHG 9ESjII I
AT the annual Gotiventioh 81 the
Grape-grdwef Assoeia-
lion, at Alton, illinois, tlIeaIyea
Seeding and Sparkling "Hilli lisidga ?
vines of p, A. Thompson, Of Gin,
,ihhati, carried Off the highest pre- i
niufns. y f7a33ll F1of9 &a j
The New York Tribune says that A
Gotham is the headquarters Of the
Juban patriots; that millions of I
lollars have been expended ia this !
several expeditions have 7
eft for Cuba, and that the next one 2
will sail from Boston, d
William. S, Baseman (ooIorea &.
4 Troy, NJ Y, was appointed 10 4 4
Irst rate clefkship in the Third
AUDITORS office. He was recon.
lended for appointment by Sena.
ors Fenton, ofNew York; II, Al -
awyer and T. J, Robertson, afks
outh Carolina. n
The earnings Of the North Mis- 4,
oun Railroad for the first fifceen h
avs I'M April lwere SS0,090, being
. increase ofSl0,000 over the ~ ~
aipts of the entire month Of April y
st year This shows a gratifying :
eyelopment Of business in the y
orthernp part of the State. 8a /
The Secretary Of the Treasury y,
~ ordered the pOstponement, vh. re
July lst, Of the operation of the s,S ee
cent regulations requiring al rail "
'ads and transportation lines con. g @
sying dutiable goods, to be bond. taI
lfor that purpose. 2 agsl W
In the Brooklyn Supreme Court ssI
'ednesday, Mrs. Winifre,t Ward, sS Il,
pa Was marrled to John Wapd "a NJ ",
l34 and was not from that time sa'
4 the time Of bis decease, ID 1865, ss' ~,
cognizcd BY him as hls wi re- q
Ivared over stlnrty th6asana dol sat Ss
rsfrom his estate. asao th sIgAG. Y