, 1859-04-20

Two PERSONS KILL f$ Br L,oarx1so.-0n Sat-
urday afternoon last, ~ Martin Weber and bis
wife Of The town of G Germantown. were working
in sugnr bush, near tie line Of tho Ii Cross3
Railroad, they we're f,dt struck by lightning,
and inssaatly kslled. They leave large fataify
stroke.-Badger Skote, 10th.
MISSING SUPP os1D Dk4rH.-3lr Jas Christie,
formerly one Of the commissioners Of Sauk Co.,
Wis, under the Territorial Government, and re-
Gently citizen of Newport, disappeared last
Thursday night, and it is fenred, says the Dara-
boo Republic, that be has lost his life, By drown:
III MY. Of some 0'0sF "''' lie 's''s' large f.
TIE PEacu Cnor.-The Mncoupir Democrat
says: '' Our lingering hope Of partial peach
crop this season has been crushed out by the ,ata
freezing weather. Possibly in some localities
there may be few, but not enough worth
naming"
IMPORTANT Sur DRc1pEp.-The Madison Air.
gus, Of Monday last, makes the following nn-
nouncement:
It has excited great interest," as much valuable
property passes to Bird, with the rents, uses and
Interest on the same, which hare been collected
by Morrison for the past aeveuteen years. =
A. Bird and Gov. deity are the principal eainers
by the decision. Probably 1900 ,0oes Is involved
~ hAV NNNA9AOAs
MORE P1KE'5 PEAKKRs.-The Altoona passed
4own yesterday with her third great losd Of
sides IN ordinary passenger List, seventy.fve
persons bound for the rev Eldorado. The party
owned and had on board eleyen good wagons,
provisions for about SIX months, and every arti-
| Gle necessary to camp life. The rush to Pixies
turn does not e3ceed In Ns feTerishness, that Of
going, then we'll give up all idea Of peeping into
The tature.-Peoria Union, 18Th.
FRu1T GoSE 1T THE BoARp,-The storm Of
night before last, it is supposed, "froze out"
the fruit Of the present season. Peaches hare
certainly been killed, as the trees we're in bloom
and the freeze quite severe. This is greatly to
It not only depF3yoa VI Of q Luxury, but brings
heavy loss upon the country.-St. Joseph (.Ho-]
Go=tfte, 16th.
TIE WHEAT CEop-Whi1e We are recciring by
onr Exchanges the most cheering accounts, from
nearly every quarter, Of the prospects for the
coming wheat harvest, we regret to be compelled
to announce that in our immediate vicinity, es-
pecially on the open prairie, the present ap-
pearancc of the wheat indicates anything but
favorable turn out. The wheat in many places
in the timber country lools a. we'll Is it has
ever been known but on the prairie it is mostly
thrown out by the frost, and many farmers think
its vitality is entirely destroyed lfafsaw M)
Bulletin.
AuanEa IN MNSEsorA.-0nt the 2sth of March
the body Of an unknown young man, apparently
from 1G to IS years Of age, was found floating in
slough near the mouth Of Winnebago Greek,
Jefferson Township, Minn. A Justice Of the
Peace, who was notified Of the fact, caused the
body, without any examination, to be buried in
hole near where it was found, without coffin or
boz, and in the same clothes. The people Of
Jefferson, becoming indignant ut these proceed
ings, caused the body to be exhumed on the
3lst, and fast taortens examination to be made.
The skull was found to be fractured, evidently
By heavy weapon, the blow Of which appeared
to hare continued downwards, breaking the
as If made by the heel Of boot, were also found
on the right thigh and Leg 1p pocket Of the
deceased WA found waah-hill,, written in
German,