The Columbus journal., 1880-02-11

Dwight Cotton Mills al Chicopee,
Mass, on the ground that pay had
been raised ~unequally.
SENATORS Saunders aud Paddock
asked present consideration OF the
bill extending the northern boup-
dairy of Nebraska. Objection being
made, the subject was laid over.
ABOUT twenty colored persons, in
GLIDING four women and three in
fants, arrived in New York last
week; it 10 the first arrival in that
section of colored people leaving the
south.
The Office of the Guarantee Trust
and Safe Deposit Co, at Philadelph-
ia was robbed last week by q young
man, of fourteen one thousand dol
lar bonds of the Crave Iron Co., held
by the Deposit Go. as collateral.
THE excitement at Lucan, Ont,
in consequence of the killing Of the
Donnelly family still continued on
the 9Th. The town is swarming
with detectives. Twelve warrants
have been issued, aud four arrests
made, one q constable.
TIE supervisors of the census for
Illinois have been confirmed as fol-
lows: James G. Wright, first dis
trict; ID. III. Sunderland, second
John W. Bailey, third H. Mellow
ell, fourth; VIM A. Northcalt. fifth
and Edwin j. Udell, sixth.
BURGLARS entered the bank at
Knoxville, H., on the night of the
9th, and bound the president E. &.
Runkle, gagging, beating and burn
Ing his feet to compel him to give
up the combination. They obtained
$4,000, which had not been locked
up, and made their escape.
TINE works remarkable changes.
In the United States Supreme Court
room, the other day, at the sugges-
tionsof a woman, a negro was ad-
miited to practice in that court. II
was we'll, perhaps, that Chief-J ustice
fancy at the time slept with the
fathers of the legal profession.
THE latest advices from Dallas,
Texas, says that Jay Gould and
Thomas Scott have purchased oil
outstanding bonds and securities Of
the Dallas & Wichita railroad, which
will be extended so as to connect
with the Dennison & Pacific extern
sions of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas.
Rev. EDWARD CowLEY WAS ar
raigned last week at New York, and
entered a plea of not guilty to TWEEN
ty-fve indictments charging him
with starving and il~ltreating chill
dren under his care in the "Shepherds
fold.p His trial was set for this
week, and Cowley was sent back to
prison.
HENRY MoETT, of Hudson, n. Y,
on trial last week for the murder OF
his wife and her paramOur, has been
convicted of murder in the first de-
gree and sentenced to be hanged
March Is. After sentence the pris.
oner asked to be hanged in public,
and be allowed one hour and a hall
to speak.
A CORRESPONDENT writing from
Osceola, Polk Co., Neb- to the
Omaha Bee says, "The political fire,
have begun to warm both hearts
and hands. The wires are laid for
Nance delegation 10 the next stats
convention, and without a volcano
breaks forth such delegation may
be expected"
The Pawnee Republican says
Paddock, Dundy, Nance, and sew
eral others, hitherto but littl'
known, are regarded as topmost fo1
the coming senatorial vacancy
Pawnee will give three times tbre'
and a tiger for Dundy." The Paw
nee Republican has thrown the frs
pebble into the present calm sena
torial waters.
A SAD accident happened in Soutl
Charleston, Ohio, on the 9th. Johl
Campbell, a young man, playful.
pointed a pistol at his sister Hulds
8 young woman, demanding he
4. money or her life. She answers
=, NEITHER" when the pistol went o.
9 aud the ball pierced her head. @
course the boy did not know ths
the pistol was loaded.
:. The Globe Democrat publishe
at ST. Louis, created a'great senss
ton on the 9th over the scandslou
charges of wife-desertion made !
that paper by a woman, probabl
insane, against Williams, leader
the Moody choir. He refutes th
allegations and sues for $4,000. M
Moody at the evening meeting Al
: tuslly cried, saying: mo mans rel
utatien is safe"
Gov. PITKIS and delegation frol
, Colorado visited Washington Cit
and the President last week, an
represented the exposed and d.
e f~enseless condition of the frontit
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