The Columbus journal., 1880-03-17

Cincinnati, and who was subse-
qucntly arrested at Lima, Ohio, has
made affidavit that Absalom Adams,
her uncle, is the father of her child.
He will be arrested. 81
An American lady with her Ital-
ian husband recently fled to London
to escape her creditors. She sue
ceeded in making the people believe
before her marriage that she was an
heiress, and contracted debts
amounting 10 100000. p
A COLLISION on the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railroad at Eagle
wood, ILL.,, on the 1lth, between the
west bound express and freight
train. j. Iler, brakeman, was fatally
injured, and his son killed. A few
others were slightly injured.
DENNIS KEARNEY was arrested by
the police at his residence i'm San
Francisco on the morning Of the llth
on two charges of misdemeanor,
based on remarks made at the work
ingmen's meetings. He furnished
bail and was released from custody.
PARNELL arrived at New York on
the 10Th, and reports that during his
absence be visited sixty-two cities,
and the cause he represented had
been enthusiastically received, and
100000 had been subscribed, of
which $4,000 had been RENTED to
Ireland.
LATER news from the fire at the
State Asylum at Osawatomie, Kan,
states that the walls of the main
building are not materially injured.
No lives lost. The origin Of the fire
was spontaneous combustion. Dam
age estimated at $4,000. No in
surance.
ANOTHER shooting sffray occurred
last week in Seward county; this
time at Milford, on the l.. 81 n. w.
X. II. The difficulty was between
John, William and Milton Granger,
and ended in the shooting of Saml.
Bowker. The Grangers were i'm
mediately arrested.
c. f. DAVIS, whose four or five
wives have turned mp recently in
various parts of the country, was the
other day taken to Chicago by an
officer, met by one wife and the par
ents of another and taken to the
police station. The case against him
appears to be a very plain one.
THE latest news from San Fran
cisco states that everything is quiet,
and nothing new to report in rela.
tion to the agitation. The citizens
it is believed are waiting expecting
some decided step to be taken
There is a rumor that Kearney will
soon be arrested for his remarks al
recent meeting.
A YOUNG woman residing neal
Mason City, ILL.,, has made com
plant to Bishop Spaulding, of the
Peoria diocese, charging Thomas
Duggan, parish priest of lDelavan
with committing an outrage upon
her while she was acting as bis
housekeeper. The Bishop has in.
stituted an investigation.
| THE depot at Alma, on the line Of
the B. & NJ, was burned down g
few days since, including four
freight cars. 1t had just been com
pleted, and the carpenters were
: burning some shavings that haG
been removed from the building
when sparks flew under it setting
fire to some rubbish; and in a few
minutes the building was all on fire
MEN who desire to make unlawful
attacks upon the Cinnamon of Sar
Francisco better post themselve,
upon the movements of Gen. Nc
Dowell, commander of the military
division of the Pacific, who has beer
ordered to move all available troops
to San Francisco to be posted wher,
they can be most effectually used il
, case their services should be re
quired.
THE recent arrest of Gust Wego
: ner, of Norfolk, this state, charged
with counterfeiting, did not turl
cut to be much of an affair. Afte
his arrest he was brought before tn
Justice and upon examination j
was found that no complaint ha,
been filed against him as the Law
requires, and he was discharged
He Immediately mounted a hors,
aud made good his escape.
The Omaha Republican of tn
. 1Ith inst. announced what will b
gratifying news not only to the citi
zens of Omaha, but also to the no,
raisers of eastern Nebraska, tha
James Z. Boyd will rebuild hi
packing establishment recently de
= stroyed by fire. The work of re
building has already commenced OF
II the foundation, and contracts con
:, cluded for brick and lumber.
> The Chicago Times of recent dat
believes there is little doubt nov
that Mr.. Tilden intends to be can