, 1870-06-06

s1s ot6ials, obtained latety> from = farmer in
Wisconain deeefiion oh farm, filed IN :
.,lank mortgage, 30 induced him to sign tbo
1rn1A41.:,< !. '.:
4 MAJ q Indt.na, lust veek. lost Ii wife
is now searching for their remains With i
double-bauel ehotgun, with the intention of
burning them both in the sa1ne graye4
Ohio County boasts Of q girl named Susan
Ellenwood, only II years old, who has attained
the weight OF 282 ponnds.
y. +; Mcaiekle, Esq, Of crawford Coun-
ty, is eAd to be the oldest acting Justice Of tfe
Ieace in tho Slate. He has been acting in that
capacity for forty-threo years, and is still hale
and hearty
Miss su.ie Meter, very smart "gir1 OF
the period, having arrived at the mature age
Of Is years and months, oloped from
home, ia Rush County, last week, and was
Gilmore SimonB, Of Mexico Miami Coun-
three Sons and two daughters. Within : feW
wetks, both the daughters and one OF the
eors have died Of the same disease that took
of their parent ..-.
four children in the house, near lawrence
burg, and set fire to it, aftor driving his rife
away from the house with b1owt. His ittle
ton managed to get out Of confinement, and
succeeded in quenching tho dames. Tho
drunken brute followed his wife, overlook her
and kicked and bruised her numerically. He
was finally arrested, and; TIE next day, con-
The farmers Just above Utica. Clark Coun-
ty, arc considerably exercised abont the ar
pearauce Of monster beast This animal
Ans been Eeen several times, aud shot at oncs,
but the shot seemed to hnVe no c1ect. No
ono who has seen him can tell what ho il,
though be resembles panther more than any
beast. Ho has boen playing Sad havoc with
co"s, calves, sheep, dc. It is supposed that
his den is in the huge rocks just aboyo Utica.
Many think he Is tho samo animal that created
such jt.rnre in Jackson County gomo year OF
Two since.
MICHIGAN.
Before July !, only Six mines vill be pro-
ducing copper in all the Lake Superior region,
VIZ: the Quincy. Hecla, and Calumet, in the
Houghton District, and Phoenix, Copper Falls,
and Cliff, in the kcweenaw District. Eou-
tlenaan has just gono up to close tho pewabic
and Franklin, and tho South pewabic will nn-
donbtedly soon follow. Every mlno in the
Ontonagon District has already stopncd. Over-
production ID sud to DO the cause of tho trou-
Mrs. Gimbinsky and her littlc boy, who
were burned by the explosion Of a lamp, II
Detroit, or Tuesday night, died on Thursday.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis is soon to hayo negro theoloei-
cal seminary.
Tho books Of the United states Assessor
in st. Louis chow tho following firms TO have
transacted the largest b1,ainess in their
respective branches Of trade for the fiscal year
ending April l, 1870: Dodd, Brown X Co., dry
goods; D. 4. January l. Co., groco1lcs !; APP
pleton, Noyes Il Co., boots and shoes Sem
pic, Drge i Co., farm machinery; A. F. Shap-
leigh d Co., general hardware.
OHIO.
Professor Agas3iz intends visiting Fort
Ancient, Warren County, Ohio, this summer,
to mako scientific explorations.
Tho National Photographic Association Of
the United States will hold its second annual
meeting and exhibition in Cleveland, tl1is
wcck, commencing On Tuesday, aud continuing
through TO SATURDAY..
THE TEnnITpnIEs-
Hero is tho way in which they advertise the
qualifications Of situation-seeke- in Brigham
ioungs domain; "He is matchmaker by
trade, faithful man and Saint, and Is will
ing to help build up Zion.''
The Utah Reporter denies tho stories Of
brigham }oung'n wealth that havo been circu-
lated III the papers, 1t thinks the report that
Lis wealth amounts to S70, ,0O, ,V0o was started
to obtain cre1it for goods purchased for
lions Cooperative Store, and that tho bot
tom will fall out Of the enterprise before
great while. While Brigham has plenty Of
money, no doubt, it is not in shape which
his creditors can mako available for his debts.
When he built the railroad from Ogden to
Salt Lake City, he had not the means to cquip
it, nor even to pay the poor slaves Who
grnded it for him, and could not spike down
the rails which we're purchased on security
from the Union Pacific.