, 1861-03-21

SHOCKING DEATH.-A little child, two or
three years old, Was killed in Milwaukee LAST
Friday bya bull A butcher had vicious AMI
NAL in barn near his shop, to which the child
p!ayfu1ly wandered with dog, when the bull
turned uuon them and killed them both.
The Neil House at Columbus, Ohio, Is to
be rebuilt The State Journal says it had
come to be regarded "a State Institution,
ranking between the State House and the Pen
itentiarr.
EXCURSION TO DunUqrE TGes1oRRow.-
About twt ut five Of cur merchants, members
Of the Chamber Of Commerce, arc to go on sn
excursion to Dubuque to morrow, leaving hero
on the Lake Shore road at l L. a., and going
by the way of Racine, Frcepcrt and Gaiera.
Each Of the leading papers OF the city will be
represented in the party, and they will be gono
fonr OF five days.-.Nacaukse Wisconsin,
TRLL OF HOOKER AND EAsToS-The trial
Of these t"o young men for alleged robblnE Of
the mails q. Saltwater resulted in the acIuit-
tai OF Hooker, the Post Office clerk, and the
conviction Of Easton, IN whose possession the
abstracted matter Tas found. Easton, in coz
sideration Of bis extreme youth snd other nit
| igating circumstances, received the l!ghtest
penalty prescribed hy law, two years imnris-
WHEAT CRop-Thc wheat crop In this re-
| promises fair. Our farmers generally are au-
| ticipa.ing al abundant yield 4 good crop Of
wheat will aid materially in relieving nur reo-
pic from their present tralnn:cs. -.Vushvi3e
| (W.) De7aosTot.
KuLEn.-An Irish laborer, whose 1,amo we
lsye rot been enabled to learn. WAS run over
| and killed by the u::,lt train oil the Central
road, at point jusI above Rlchyiew in this
| county, On Friday Eight Of last week. He was
| hand in the employ Of the "sectlcn boss"
| between Riehvlcw and Centrlia, aud is sup
posed to have been intoxicated ut the time Of
| the lccident.-Ib.
SUsrEcrED MURDER N N1SSEsu1EK Co.
We learn from the Decorah {Iowa) Republican
| Of the 18th inst, that 3 nun named John
LivcDgood and s woman named Dt l:ah Tellyea
| were few days previously arrestea aud ex.iua-
| incl in Burr Oak township, on suspicion Of
having murdered Cnas. Tellye:A, the husband
Of the female prisoner: The examination was
before o. II. Barrett, ESQ.,: NJ i Ncon and L.
Bulls appearing III behalf Of the people, and
J. T. Clark for the defence. The evidence waa
wholly eiTeumstantial, and not sufficient to
warrau. the cenllit1al Of Liycngoo1. Hevas
discharged. hut the female was held for trial.
su1c1DE.-On Monday night, March i:h, be-
tween the hours Of and II O'Clock, 3lr Ben
janin Berry,a respectable citizen Of Pike town.
ship, committed suicide by cutting his throat
with a razor. He lived u few hours ail.r the
Injury, conyersed viii his family, hns refused
any assistance offered to save his life, cayfuy,
| aS Wt are Informed, thu he had lived }nnr
enough. TIE deceased IVES about 60 seass Of
| age, and leaves 1 wife aud several grown chill
dreu. The cause Of The act is not isnown.-
Indianapolis Journal
BURNING FLU1p AGA1S.-The jackson cour-
| Is {Wis.] Elnner g ives OIL account Of another
distressing accident resulting frnyn the use Of
burning fluid. The daughter Of the Rev Mr..
Perry, Of the town Of Irving, Jackson county,
was sitting up at night, reading BY q tiuiI
= lump. The fluid becoming exhausted, thu girl
| got the f1uld can, took out the cork, and ltw-
cred tue wick from the lamp into the can, prt,-
. baby to saturate it, and accidentally dropped
it into the can. The Qull Of course ignlcd.
and spouted from the can, throwing lire all
over the room. The old gentleman and 1a.;y,
| Who were aGed, had barely tlnle to cecape
with their lives. The hcuse and everything
in it we're consumed. 1t is also reported
that the girl aud her mother we're very badly
burned.
PLEASING Isc1pEsr.-Thercis is q pleasing in
cident connected with the birth Of tha little
girl whose death we 7cco4lin another column.
I The child was born on the renowned aud III
) fated Lady E1gin, in Georgian Bay, Lake 1lu-
ron: The passengers taking q lively interest
in the little stranger, claimed the privilege os
} nasnug it, which; they did, after The Georgian
: Ray ana Lacy E;;gin they then presented her
| q bcaarifu! silver cup, bearing the following
, inscription: "Prcsente<l to Georgiana EIg:na
| Russ, by the passengers Of the Lady Elgin." =
Moline Independent.
LAsES;ABLs HISTORY OF SEDUCTION AND
: su1c1DE--Last week the city prin+. briefly
! chronic1cd the suicide Of young woman
/ whose name was given as Ellen CLARK, and
who had died ut the Sisters Hospital from
: having Swallowed landauum aid arsenic. The
l inquest simply disclosed that the deceased had
been b7ouS hit in state OF stupefactiol to the
hospital ty Z person Who enih she had sWal.
lowed laudanum. We since learn the follow
l ing sud particulars Of her history: .
Her real name was Deborah White, and sho
came to this city some months ago from Pew
l ria, Her parents arc said to be res2ectabe
! residents there. She bad been wooed snd be-
: | trayed by prominent lawyer Of that place,
! through whose suggestion and aid ahe leit her
| homo and came to st. Louis. Here she ap-
piled for medical attendance to procure abor-
I | tion, but was refused, anG subsequently re-
: | t1rncd to Peoria. She soon came back to st.
: Louis, stopped at the Rip Van Nink1e beer
! Of disrepute, and became mother. The child
died. The hapless girl became attached to q
: respectable gentleman, whom size followed in
male attire to Ficksburg, only disclosing TIA
fact to him when It was too Late fo7 aer return.
! | He declined 10 have anything to do with her,
i but furnished hes with funds and sent her
| hack to st. Louis.
, Soon after her arriving hero she eswaIlowcd .
dose Of arsenic, bat was saved from huuysng
} death by the promptnesz and skill ct d. j. 4.
, Leary. Afterwards shc drank ten cents worth
ai laauanuIn, but this, too, YVES discovered in
time, and she was agaiu rescued. Scarcely
had she sufficiently recovered, when she went
: to druggist and bought tea cents Np:th OF
| I landsnum and Eve cents yo7..a OF arsenic.
) in which she was removed to the Hospital
| * Tt17fisr1f 4,Hce H--tI Louis LIN,