, 1870-04-29

retnonarated with this young man. and th,ea
ened him withs!engeanco il he did not dcsil
from his attentions to bis LADY lore. II
result Naa, thss the blood Of the young soutl
be coolly settled the difficulty by shootin
Lucas dead. The occurrence took ulace !
fashionable bagnio, where he had take
rooms. He had on bis person when kiIled
large snm Of money, which the young man
"no ehot him, took possession OF, with tn
that place It is to be hoped that such ia tt
case. Ars- Lucas is most cstimable 1ady
anu Is compelled to earn ecanty living 70
herself and ltt1s family by her labor
w1scossN.
! 1sd dno noo uskosh M forthsoeste7n sayH that on1,
aoosuoAuu ieet Of logs hayo been got out TIL
scaeon on the Wolf Nrer and it's tributaries
against az 175, ,o0o, 900 last year II is feared tia
I'll the logs cut cannot be run down tho liver
"A letter, to Lacrosse clergyman, from As
slst2nt RiEhop Armitage. dated Milwaukee
APf1 ", Gays: sBlshop Kemper is seriously
IL, and, although we are not without hope thai
ne may rally again, the physicians consider biz
an sure would be the general wish, send ron
tn1s information that Jou may call upon
Your people to remember him in tfei1
family and private devotlons, and join you in
: prayer IN your public services. Tho united
prayers OF the diocese will at once express ou1
largest measure, We may trust, tho comfort aud
peace from the dear Lord whom he has so
long loved and seryed.'
INDIANA.
The value OF the new coal fields in Cloy
County, Is estimated at S100, 900, 900.
The Te1e Hauto Express claims that that
gty has the handsomest stone-front in tho
State, and one which can hardly bo matched
this side Of New York. The new Opera House
is the building spoken Of.
The Indianapolis Journal of the 9th eays :
~ ~ From tie tone Of the papers throughout the
orally, have not been injured by the lato cold
snap. The prospects for q bountfu1 crop
Seem fair IN every direction" :
MICHIGAN
A female barber runs tho best patronized
barber shop in Detroit. F..
MINNESOTA.
The Clatfe1d Democrat says !" The South
ern Minnesota Railroad is to be built from
1ancsboro to Ramsey this summer, without
Doubt Mr.. Roesitcr the contractor. adyer-
tises for cne thousand men, and is pushing
the work ahead raEil}y."
Tho Winona Republican states that in the
town OF Hart. OIL Wednesday of last week,
while William and Ell Carlin (brothers) ware
rloNihg, they found some roots which they
took fo- -parrnips, and On returning to the
house at evening carried some Of them along.
and told Mrs. YIN. Carlin to cook them Tor
dinner next day. She said Hhe did not think
they we're patsnips, and that it was unsafe TO
upon their being cooked, and oven alto
Some Of tho roots rsw, after which they
complained Of being sick, but attributed it
to the water they lad been drinking Mrs.
Carlin delayed preparing the vegetables until
Friday, when the brothers again urged her to
have them ready for dinner. When noon camo
the brothers returned to the house hungry
yrnFk md IN haA ri +1.n F,o
before them, but particularly Of the p4rsnipB,
which they appeared TO relish exceedingly
Mrs. Carlin did not ike them md merely took
a taste. Even sitter sho had Placod the dish
upnn the table abe said she Niahed they
wouldn't eat them. She didn't think they ought
to do it. Within i've minutes aftcr arising
from the table, William was taken sick aud
commenced vomiting. Eli held him for
short time, but soon called to Mrs. CatIin to
tske William rs he felt sick himself. Thcy
grew rapidly .worse and delirious. Tho poor
woman Nns nearly distracted and hnstened to
a neighbors, NJ. Gafney, and implored him
to 60 quick to their house. It was too late,
however, TO do my good. The men were IN
violent epasms when he reached there, and in
o moment both lny dead. The verdict Of the
jury wns that they came to their death by eat
ing garget, or wild parsnips-
KASBAB.
Kansas College has among its students olght
to play draw-poker and tear up sidewalks.
The Leayenworth Times OF the 2Gth, says:
l' There were various rumors OF fresh Indian
outrages On the line OF tho KnnBas Pacifc Rail-
road A despatch Was received By gentle
man, saying that eleven men were scalped be-
reports OF other attacks on railroad laborors
somewhere between Kit Carson and Hars- The
telegraph was not working to Hays City last
night, and We could get no despatch through
@ find out the facts in the case. The general
Impression here last evening was, that the re-
1orts we're Iue."
AT Monticello, on Saturday evening, Col. |
mel A. Payne and Mac Stapleton, who had |
been drinking, fell out about some small mat
er, and agreed to settle it By retiring to |
Dom BY themselves, in tho dark, and locking |
he door. Colonel Payne had knife and Sta |
'leton revo!ver. Some citizens, on hearing
shot, burst open the door and found Staple
on with his throat cut and Payne shot through |
he lungs. The former was not expected to /
i've; but it Was thought that the latter \
7ou1d recover. The Lawrence Tribune
ises the following facts in regard to Colonel
'ayne: During the struggle between the
rec State and Slavery men Of the Terri
pry, Colonel Payne acquired his title in COM
landing, portion OF the time, regiment Of
hat was styled Border Brfians, and resided |
t Lenyenworth. With them Lo waa very pop
Lar. When it was determined to start tie
'wn Of Monticello, Colonel Payne began
, figure rs one Of the new company; Ho
Ra since been resident Of the place. Some
me in 1857 OF 1858 he became engaged in =
ificu1ty with 1aborer in his employ, which
,sulted in the death of the emploxe at the
hnds OF the Colonel He WAS acquitted;
lme in August or September, 1863, letter
as published in the Leayenworth Conserr1-
&c, which pu1 ported to hare been written by
i'm, and directed to the authorities Of
.e Confederacy, offering his services, pro
ding suitab1e conditions were offered him
ndesgone radical change, he At once
niisted rs a private in Company Z, Fifth
Ansss Cavalry, and acquitted himself
lroughout as 3 bravo and honorable soldier.
avirg no opportunity to distinguish himself,
e was yet among the bravest of tho brave. |
airing none Of tho hosts Of war- As a ser
ennt, he was among the squad Of men be-
nging to his company who had the honor,
pon harsas soil, Of firing tho last gun
,ainst the institution OF slavery. At The
me OF tho late difficulty, Colonel Payne uas
ostmaster Of Monticello, which position he
ID occupied for considerable time"
Quo.
A Cincinnati druggist declares that thero are
} less than 3 thousand arsenic caters in that
ty and Immediate vicinity, mostly young
omen, who take the drug for their COM
exon.
THK TERRITORIES. |
A Helena, Montana, lady" has opened a
TO bank.
-On the 23d u1t- there was ) great lire ut
elena, Montaua. A la1ge brewery WAS in
anger, and its proprietozs adopted novel
lpedicut for protection against the flames.
akng number Of kegs OF beer upon the
.1cony Of their building, they knocked out
re bungs. aud allowed the beer, which had
3oa s. head," to gush forth in full stream
con the heated walls. Tho effect more than
lswe1ed the expeditions Of the experiment
=, and materially assisted in aubduing the
Il novel rcformato1y enterprise is in
rogresa in tie Idaho Territorial prison. The
art OF each dty in reading and commenting
. the Scriptures, and in the performance Of
.ligious services Two prisoners, Who we're
ardoned in tho latter part Of last month, left
,e institution with great reluctance, IS they
gard its moral atmosphere as Of far higher
me than that OF the rest OF tie Territory One
the inmates, who attempted to rob An ex-
teEs wagon, is now studying for the min
try, expecting to preach tho Gospel when ho
set at iber1y. On the occasion Of breaking
round and beginning the foundation for the
laho Penitentiary, On the % inst, the citizens
Boiee City were invited to be present at the
that city upon such subjects may be infer
d from the terms Of the notice, which says:
A general attendance Of every age and sex+
requested, in order that all may view the,
Of an edifice that may some
II be their home"
PERSONAL. ]:
4 Mexican lady, Sonora Bicstlgue, died re-
,1tt1e 1navinfr ~ mn nm n tba ncor |