Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-01

In Bonneville, Warwick County.
Ind, few days ago, August Gard
ner was beaten to death by his
brother-in- law. There was a Quarrel
between them about some money
left Gardner by his wife's father.
A grim hard headed old Judge,
after hearing fiowery discourse
from pretentieus young barrlster,
advised him to pluck out some of the
feathers from the wings of his imagi-
nation and put them into the tail of
his judgement.
Ellis Jones was shot by his young
son, in Peoria, Mahaska county,
Iowa, on Tuesday night. 1t is sup
posed that the boy was instigated
to the parricide by his older broth
ers who wanted to get the cid man
out of the way, SO they could enjoy
his property.
The Mormon problem bids fair to
solve itself soon. A great revolt
from Brigham Young has taken
place, and many of the ''Saints,"
who are not polygamists, are on
their way to the States. Young's
tyranny is becoming insupportable.
John A. Starr, a grocery keeper
in Sementha, six miles from HILLSIDE
ro, Highland County, Ohio, struck
DIR. Brice Cooper on the head with a
cane, on Saturday, causing his death
next day. The parties had quarrel
ed in the store about bill due from
the Doctor.
A courier has arrived at Fort
Levanworth from Fort Gibson for
medical supplies and assistance
The cholera prevails among the civil
employees, Indians, and freedmen at
the post but has not yet attacked the
troops The disease is decreasing
at Fort Harker
The immigration to Minnesota this
year is immense. Three hundred
and fifty wagons have passed over
the bridge at ST. Paul since April,
with two thousand persons. Thou.
sands have gone by railand steamer.
1t is estimated that, in the Sauk val
ley above, one hundred miles north
west of ST. Paul, ten thousand per-
sons have settled The average at
Winona, of immigrants passing to
the back country, at one time was
seven hundred per day. Other
points have received their share also
A Leavenworth special to the Com
mercial says cholera is still raging at
Ellsworth. The town is almost de-
serted. Father Dumontier, q Catho-
lie priest, died on the 26th, while at
tending the sick. Henry Dreyfoos,
an old Clncinnatian, died the same
day. S. Lyman, track inspector of
the Pacific Railroad, formerly of the
Little Miami Railroad, was brought
to Fort Harker from the end of the
track, in precarious condition. At
Ellsworth the sick are lying under
wagons. fly tents, and at the shady
sides of houses. Medical attention
cannot be procured. A large gang
of railroad carpenters are busy max
ing coffins. Men can scarcely be OBJ
tanned to dig graves. The dispatch
also reports cholera at Fort Larnard,
fifty-fve miles from Fort Harker.
Lyttleton Wells and Sanford
Roberts, living in Welby, Ky, quar-
relied about young lady, to whom
the latter was engaged. Wells in
suited his successful rival at picnic /
last Saturday, challenge followed,
they met on Monday morning, and,
on the first fire, Wells fell dead, with
q bullet in his brain, and Roberts
was shot through the breast, the
wound being beyond doubt fatal.
The Cassville (Missouri) Repub-
lican, of the 18th inst, says little
daughter of Mr. Martin, of Barry
County, only eight years old, delib-
erately shot and killed a brother OF
four years. She said she killed him
''because he pulled her flowers" and
declared ''if the other children pulled
any more of them, she would shoot
them too" Mr.. Martin, on hearing
the pistol shot, went to his house
and found the infant murderess be-
with blood, dragging her
brother from the room into
The yard. A physician who was
called in to extract the ball, intimates
that the girl was insane. The af-
lair occurred on the 4th inst.
The cable brings us important
news from Italy. Garibaldi has
made speech, declaring that the
line for the liberation of Rome has
ZONE, and it is probable his words
addressed willing ears. There are
'umors that fighting has already
AIKEN place between his followers
md the italian troops. Victor
Emanuel doubtless desires to be
King of Rome; but Napoleon, for the
present, protests against the occupa
ion Of the States of tue Church, and
lis Italian ally deems it best to wait.
The people are, however, less patient,
md exciting events may occur.
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