The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-01
Personal MATTERS.

In the matter of Count Won Arnim, the
supreme court of Berlin has endorsed the YER
dict of the karnmergericht. The count Is to
pay the costs.
Simon NJ, Small, formerly a prominent
and wealthy lawyer of Milwaukee, committed
suicide on the 2od, by shooting himself through
the head Deceased was formerly proprietor
of the Newhall house.
Rev. James A. Hennessey, founder and
pastor of ST. Patrck's Roman Catholic church
in Detroit, Mich, died on the 18th. He had
been resident OF that city % years and was
greatly respected by all classes.
A telegram from Berlin says it is stat
ed in naval circles that Prince Fredericks
''Fritz," intends to visit the Centennial exhi-
bition at Philadelphia, and that German
squadron will escort him there.
The standing committee of the diocese
OF Easton have consented to the conservation
OF Rev. DR.. McLaren, Bishop-elect o: Illinois,
Rev Dr. Brown, Bishop-eec OF Fond du Lac,
and Rev. Dr. Eccleston, Bishop-elect Of Iowa.
Mrs. Julia A. Brooks of Brooklyn, n.
Y. has obtained verdict in the circuit court
at Urbana, ILL.,, against the Toledo, Wabash
and Western railroad for 50, i66, for the killing
of her husband at Sydney, that county. in
1874.
William 0. Avery, former Chief Clerk
of the Treasury, under indictment at st. Louis
tor alleged completely in the whisky frauds, Is
very confident of his acquittal, and claims to
have evidence that will conclusvely show con
spiracy against him.
Col. j. r. Coche. vino was shot in the
terrible encounter with L McIIenry, at SAM
tobia, Miss, Saturday, the 10th, and killed
McHenry with knife after being shot, died
the afternoon of tue goth. Coche was prom
inent and respected merchant.
Hon. A. L. Green. President of the
Marshal, Coldwaier 4 Mansfield, railroad, who
was fatally injured Monday the 18th by fall
ing bridge timber, died a. his residence n
Olivet, Mich, the 2lst. He was one OF the
founders of Olivet college, and the most
prominent business man Of that village.
/. The Herald, the German independent
paper OF Milwaukee, which called on Governor
Taylor for personal denia, and explanation
Of the charges connecting him with bounty
frauds, announces itself as perfectly satisfied
with the explanation received, and pledges a
vigorous support to Taylor for the balance OF
the campaign with the entire reform tickets.
General George c. Pickett, one of the
most gallant and dashing officers of the Con-
federate armies. is dead. His remains were
inferred a. HOLLYWOOD cemetery, Richmond,
Sunday, the 9th, the veterans of his old d.
vision. officers and men OF the Confederate
army and navy, the military of Richmond,
including the colored troops, civic societies,
ETC., joining the escort.
The Rev. Walter Farauher Hook oil
the Church of England, whose death is an
nounced from London, was $ nephew of the
| celebrated Theodore Hook. He was born il
| London in l79s, became Vicar of Leeds in
| 1887, and Dean OF Chichester in 1859. He was
noted for his zeal in the cause of church extern
sion, and for his active sympathy with philan-
thropic enterprises. More than LOG, 900 copies
| were sold OF sermon on the text, Hear the
Church." which he delivered st the accession
/ of Queen Victoria. He was author OF several
standard religious works.