Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-28
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MI 0hANI udS o 1iiy Ai"sAo Aoo''-
JUDGE MoKENNEY, Of Greenville, is ser-
ously i'll. .E0!3sIf1 8EFITOiE
CHICAGO had death from hydrophobia
last week.uiiqq 9dF-Ei WH47i2 .7N
IT is Insisted that the population OF 81.
Louis is 100000. 20, -. $500 n /; rs 44J
THE Marine Hospital Cleveland has
twelve inmates. 80 -,' 1.t ,e 4 ,,s i.s, 81
aPA1NEsvInLE, like other places, is affiict-
ed with thieves. 7iysG s.igi':4tf, Jsal "a
sPLANcHErrE" has made ia young lady
in Hastings, Minn., insane. e 1881, ,n5'os ~
On Christmas day, oranges were frozen
on the trees at Augustine, Florida. $500
The Republicans of Cadiz viii designate
their choice for postmaster by ballot. .5ias
Two frame buildings in Elmore, Ottaws
county, were destroyed by fire on the 18th.
THOMAS, ELwooD has been creating a
great sensation as a skatist in the Buffalo
rink. 'ts'i tH, ~ = ~ ~. ii5
TIE Union Pacific railroad is rallied to
within twenty-six miles of Salt Lake
City. ftaas 80 "Et5'siss OF Fsi 10 asa
THERE is great deal OF sickness in New
York city-almost an epidemic of scarlet
fever among children. i-,.tA G4'i =
ONE mile above Weeping Water, Cass
county, Nebraska, an eight-inch vein of
hard coal has been found. ! ~ stl Z 5siiia2
AN Industrious widow at Newberg was
swiudled out of s225 by three scoundrels
playing the confidence game. ~ 'li.9,','2 Z,
Victor HUGO espouses the cause of
Crete as the cause of Greece, and thus ne-
cessariiy the cause Of Europe. ...ei 15l'j -, 81
. MUCH trouble isapprehended among the
laboring classes, in New York city. mas
much as business is very duh. ,,',',
70 A LONDON dressmaker has been fined for
keeping her girls at work after haIf-past
four o'clock Saturday afternoon. 10 =. s.,,., y
On Monday evening, the11l0th anniver-
sary of the Scottish Bard, Robert Burns
was befttingly celebrated in Springfield,
. The sons and daughters of Scotia, with
their descendants, of Cleveland, honored
the memory, Of Robert Burns with a grand
festival on Monday night. 10 he r77Hi -
o A GENTLEMAN recently advertised in
Philadelphia for a clerk, and by night he
had four hundred and eighteen applica-
tions. Business can't be very brisk in that
city. .,iT1,I 10 rl.I sraxi H. -d., car ms aGs,,
-lfREv.aJ. B. BLANDY. of Sandusky town.
ship, Crawford county, was relieved of
S175 by a. person who secured lodgings last
Saturday under, pretense of being deaf and
dumb! ii'uf1oo efIs7 oi h3I5si@t i9stua
By. a vote of '25 to s, the Senate caucus
has resolved not to confirm any whore of
President Johnson's appointments, unless
to fill vacancies or those Of pressing public
Importance sdI gaa tRss .yiuiJ1 ra970iE
THE Gaaipo1is Dispatch of the 22d says
that their mail was robbed on, Tuesday
evening of last week,,near Rodney. about
six miles from Gallipolis, by the carrier,
Abran Colby saL-a ~ -iA = " ~
L. HON. AT. WALLING not only deserves
the thanks of the people Of this locality,
but of the taxpayers Of the entire State,
for his very, able speech on the subject oi
rebuilding the Central Lunatic Asylum.
q .CoMpLAINT is made that "most OF the
new [Republieapl Senators are men of me.
diocre talents and standing, and some oi
them VIGOROUSLY corrupt in their political
morals" The incumbents who hold ovel
are mostly of this character. The reign
OF the plunderers will therefore, be con.
tinued. - -, :" e. ~.
| O., ,A3 3aso vie flan g. orr N Aaxu
York police, under the Metropolitan .Po-
| lice, that the World, is OF the opinion that
the way the burglars are going on. In thai
city, the ~poor policemen will have theii
overcoats stolen from their backs and know
nothing of it till they see, it mentioned in
the morning papers.ni sqia5s 90 7sHl 3 r1t
The Blade says that the number of va.
cant stores on Summit street, the principal
business street of Toledo, is greater than il
has been at any time since 1850. That's
not encouraging for aeity that would grow
with wondrous rapidity. IF the present
high taxes and ten per cent. interest law
do not empty business houses in other
cities before long, wewill concede that our
exper ence In life, so far, is of no account.
THERE is screw loose in the Republican
machinery, and the party is nervous and
uneasy, not knowing how soon the whole
concern may run into a general smash up.
General Grant is understood to have Sc
lected, though he has not yet announced,
his Cabinet, without consulting any one.
Hands are thrown up and the exclama-
ton uttered: "No such thing was eyer
done before."r ..-.s..-. -.-t,...-7.t ~
THE Springfield (Mass.) Republican
urges that the United States Senate should
investigate the charges that Governor Fem
ton was elected by corrupt means, before
(he is allowed to take his seat in the Sem
ate. The New York Times objects to this,
that it would be an infraction of their
rights as State. Has not Congress a
committee out nosing into the State elec-
tions of New York, with a-yiew ofcorrect-
ing anything that may be offensive in Re-
publican eyes? as. ylg III -. ~
THE Wheeling, W. ", Register, in COM
menting on the result of the Municipal
election in that city on Monday, takes. oc-
casion to say: "a word to the Democracy.
Yesterdays election clearly shows that to
command success in local matters, the
Democratic party or any other party must
first deserve it. The time is past 'ohen any
sort Of candidate for a. local Office can be
elected, merely because he is the nominee Of the
d Democratic party. Not only will bad candi7
dates themselves be defeated, but they will
carry down with them good men who may
he associated with them upon the ticket
This was the case yesterday. The Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor, a gentleman of
| large interests in the community, and who
has undoubted energy, capacity and .popu-
larity. was defeateds not because of his