, 1860-03-30

The Coles County Leigtr reports. tho suicide
OF u young school, master in that vicinity By
cutting his throat. &c was highly respected,
ant Ec. cause Is Assigned for the deed .Mr.
Fleni6iab:;s, Of Deer Creek, Tazewel County, was
killed in peculiar Banner on Friday last.
While standing and conyersn: with Nr. Lam
tice, q pcishbor, who al that time held gun in
his hand, d board was blown from the rouf OF 4
building, It struck Mr. Lantice Oh the back Of
the pcck, and glauciag OF his right should.r
struck the gan in such manner IS to sever the
stalk from the barrel, while at the SAME time
tile gun was discharged, the bali grazing the
wrist Of Mr. Fleminss and entering LIS bow
els, where it lodged. Hc lived onl! aoout one
day from the time Of receiving the woand.-..
The Canton Rtgistfr says that portion Of the
iron for tae Jacksonville aud Savanna Railroad
has arrived in New York, and is in the hands Of
the agent Of the Company in that city. The iron
will be shipped to Canton By the way Of Chica-
20, IS soon Is the Erie Canal opens. The trial
Of aIa-y Ann Ramsey, fer the murder Of Dcpja-
min F. Stirk, is in progress at Ut. Carroll. Car-
rol! County. The prisoner Isl co1ored girl, aud
it is charged tha. she destroyed the childby Civ
ing it poison. It is stated that the prisoner
was i'll treated By the parents of the child, and
that sle poisoned it in revenge Soon after tie
deed, she confessed to the murder, ', The five
O'Clock train go'ns south on The Logansport,
New Albany and Cincinnati Railroad OH Monday
last, struck COW near Stonesvile Station, and
one baggage car and one passenger car were
thrown from the track, the latter 10 g distance
Of about twenty feet. Twelve or thirteen
passengers were slightly injured, and one
lady very severely Tic Marion {Indiann)
journal SAYS ,he hog cholera is raging
iearfully iii Kosciusko COUNT, that State..-.
The Lafayette (Ind.} Courier says shst on Fri
nay night last IN attcmp.w made to burn the
town Of Attlca. 1t was fired in three places ut
the same time, and in the confusion and a1arm
several houses were entered aud robbed. :. IRE
pazations are now making for building two new
Touring mills ut Indianapolis. =. Thirty odd
persons have startled for Pixies Peak from Port.
aye township, four from Clay township; six
from German township, sereu from Olive town
ship, one from Centre township and one from
Warren, St. Joseph County, Indiana. =. The
residence Of A. Vowel. Newton, JaspeE. county
Iowa. was destroyed b. fire On the 18Th inst
Loss 81 $50 . Fifty eight persons from Princc-
ton, Scott County, lows s..s -: s.. aF arc prepar-
ing to start for Piks's Peak. Many are prepar-
ing to leave Lecla;re and other townships in
that county. The Davenport Gazette predicts
that most Of them will be sorry that they erer
undertook the trip.
REor1s,r1oS GRAxrEp.--The Upton (Iown)
+4drtrtiter of the ED inst. says that Gov. Kirk
wood has i$aued his warrant for the ar1est and
surrender Of Barclay Coppoc, a second appliea-
tue proper papers. This, says the -idcfrliser,
"is shutting the door afscr the horse is stolen,
20 far as taxing Coppoc is concerned, fo: he has
long since left the state and is low in safer
country"
ARRESTED FOR FoKGEnY.-Nm. G. Webb, Of
Naushara County wis lzlrea.:y somewhat no
torious for an alleged alteration f an aprropri.
alton bill, after it had passed tic Legislature,
some years ago when lie was Chief Clerk of the
arrested by direction Of the Schuol Land Com.
| uissiouers upon tho charge Of forging noles
| aGd mortgages. on which nc obtained . loan
| from the school fund in Isl; and 1sj5.--Na{a-
| Sos Journal.
THE TA1ron's SrR1kK.-Ne learn that IN ar
ranlemenz has been effected between the jour-
neymen tailors Of tie city, who hare been on
u strike for the last week, and their employers,
satisfactory to all parties, and tue jours hare
] again taken up The needle and lap-boasd, and
| are "pulliug out" to make up lost time. We
are pleased 10 know that the matter has been
! atnicabiy adjusted in so short time, neither
| bosses nori5urs suffering materially from the
effects Of tic stsike.-L!fay<:*s{ Ind. }!JoEraat-
porrrrr 1x E11rArkEE--Sevea hundred
! people of Milwaukee hare been supplied with
| food at the soup house, which VAS closed on
tue e4th During the months OF JANUARY and
| February and March, II, Il. meals were g1sen
and 1850 pounds Of meat and 1,4eo loases OF
bread were caEssmed. The 'st"s,n<1 says tast
| uuder the present cmbarrasStnents OF the city,
little or nothing in the way Of public works can
| be accomplished. and every business man IS
trying to employ IS little help ss possible The
| Superintendent Of the poor can do but little.
! fpr his means are SO limited bJ the poverty Of
| the city,
FoR THE PkAk.-Fourteen teams crossed ane
| River ut this point On Thursday evening last en
route fer the mines. They. will lay BY lev
daYsto recruit and outfit. Although The sea,
son Is four Ks earlier than last 1he5 will hnd
tclose nipping" on the plains for two weeks 70
como. About three-fourths Of the emigration
thus far to the mines, has been By way Of oma-
ha.-Q2maha At6raskaia, ed,