The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-12

West Virginia, their canoe became un.
manageable and was dashed against pier Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad bridge,
breaking the canoe in pieces and drowning
Mr.. Lowe. Mr.. Rutherford saved his life by
clinging to piece Of the canoe and floating
ashore. Mr. Lowe was a merchant, having a
store near the east end Of the bridge where he
was drowned.
At Cambridge, Isanti county, Minnesota,
an officer attempted to arrest William W.
Kosterman, n well.known trader Of North
Bank. Kostcrman refused to be arrested,
when the oficer drew n revolver and shot
him through the head, causing instant
death.
W. G. Thomas was buried in a snowslde
in Little Cottonwood, Utah. At latest ac.
counts, his body had not been recovered.
The body Of Phil. W. Hermans, Of the
firm Of =. W. IIermans 4 Co., commission
merchants, was found in terribly mangled
condition on the North Missouri railroad
track, two blocks above North Market street
depot, at 81. Louis, few days ago. Mr..
IIermans' death involved much mystery.
lie left his home on Washington avenue,
near Seventeenth street, early in the morn
ing, to go to market and when found he was
over two miles from his house, and his mar.
ket basket empty at his side. Later.-At
| the inquest Of the body Of Mr.. Iermans,
which was found dead on the North Mis-.
souri, railroad track, the evidence in the case
seemed sufficient to establish the fact that
| the gentleman threw himself under a train
in a fit Of temporary insanity. 1t seems he
contemplated suicide several weeks ago, and
prepared to commit the act, hut when the
critical moment came his courage failed.
/ At Chicago, very early in the morning, q
/ few days since, as a woman went into the
saloon Of Julius Wilcke, 3s West Lake
street, to get some beer, she discovered ly-
ing on the floor the dead body Of the pro-
prietor. There was deep cash 10 his skull
above the right eye from which brains were
oozing, and another cut from the mouth to
the chin. A hatchet was lying on the door
and the pockets Of the victim were turned
and rifed. No trace Of the murderer
has been discovered, but his object wa,
doubtless money, since il was known that
wilcke expected to receive ~ 500 on satur
day evening.
A mysterious affair recently occurred al
Johnston, New York. Early in the morning
the banking house Of Hayes Wells wa'
found in flames, and on entrance being
forced the charred remains of Edward lost
butcher. who slept in the bank, was found
The money, watch, and dimond pin of losi
are missing. No attempt was made to rot
the bank
-Four men killed themselves, or were muir
dered by frenzied companions, in drunken
orgies over the wreck Of the bark Giovanni
on Cape Cod.
Personal.
The Hon. James Bufiinton, Representative
/ Of the First Congressional District"f Massa'
chusetts, arrived home with his family, aud
went to the residence of his son-in-lawi
where he died suddenly an hour latter. lie
was ffty.eight years Of age, and had been
indisposed for long period.
General Sheridan and Colonel Forsythe,
Of his staff have left New Orleans for the
| West, via the Jackson Railroad.
The standing committee Of the Diocese OF
New Jersey refused to consent to the conse
Grafton of the Rev. Dr. Jaggar as Bishsp oi
Southern Ohio. The standing committees OF
| Pennsylvania and Delaware Dioceses have
refused conservation to DIR. DE Koven. A
meeting OF the standing committee oil th'
Detroit Diocese of the Episcopal Church, il
Detroit, confirmed the nomination OF Bishop
Jaggar, but refused TO confirm De koven''
,omipa,io,.
Owing 10 the massage of the civil right,
lin ,he proprietors of two principal hotel
a, CHATTANOOGA have surrendered thei
licenses and will conduct their establish
oen,s as .,;vate boarding houses.
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