The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-30
News from all Around.

| motel on crutcnes,
The Mississippi Legislature in joint AS
sembly, chose j. y. George as United States
Senator.
The new remedy, Days Kidney Pad is a
positively guaranteed cure for all diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs.
The New York Herald claims to have
printed and circulated Il, ,50s600 copies
during 1879.
"Sellers' Liver Pills cured me OF liver
complaint of eigh, years standing VIM.
Evans, JOLIET, Ill. Give them trial.
The Connecticut river is now open for
navigation from Hartford to Long Island
Sound, thing almost unprecedented in mid
winter.
The cost of the Hayden trial is estima-
ted at over $4,000. The jurors received
about 5000 each.
"Say, Susan, have you lost your appetite?
Are you weak and nervous? If so, DR.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher' is what you
want"
Cardinal McCloskey has sent a circular
to each parsh priestin his diocese, directing
a general collection on the first Sunday
in February for the relief of Ireland.
; Hon. Marcus W. Acheson was sworn
in as Judge OF the United States District
Court at Pittsburg on Wednesday morning
: of last week.
We can safely assert that nothing equals
e DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, for all cases of
Sore throat Coughs, Colds, etc. Small bot
ties, 25 cents large, 30 cents.
1t is alleged that John Sherman is send
+ ing large sized Autographs his ugly 'front.'
. ispiece to all parts of the country as treasury
: freight, the government thus paying for a
=, purely personal matter.
!, Hon. r. A. Lamberton of Harrisburg,
;. has accepted the Presidency of the Lehigh
II University, at Bethlehem, rendered him by
- the trustees, the Rev. Dr. Leavitt having
resigned.
r Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines must have de-
e. signs on Simon Cameron, She has bought
al building site on Massachusetts, Avenue in
Washington near to where Don will build
his residence.
The daughter of Governor Mcclellan
,e of NewJ ersey,is attracting more attention in
n Washington than any other young lady who
20 has visited Washington for a long time.
Id Mrs. Grant is quoted as having said
,r. that the happiest period of her life and th'
ad Generals, was when they lived in Galen'
A ain small brick house and kept one ser.
he want"
e. "A sacrifcial service by Ira Stewar:,a "a re
d. ligous fanatic at Castle Grove, Iowa, wa
re interrupted just in time to save his lttl,
eu daughter, whom he was about to slay on al
oi altar.
" The Leadvlle "Chronicle" says that
-, common vagrant and drunkard, now in tn,
:. chain gang of that city, under the assumed
name of Stormont, was formerly an U. S
senator from au eastern state.
ha 1t is said of Wendell Phillips that he is
IA a devoted husband, and when he is at HON,
an always dimes in the room OF his wife, who
TO- has been an invalid ever since she was gir
al aud who never leaves that room.
il. Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky
pardoned eighty.seven convicts in the stat,
I'm overcrowded condition of that institu
1t ton.
-Leavenworth, Kan, January 22.-A
hg dispatch to the Leavenworth Times from
nu Fort Reno says: ''Major Brownhead, Pay
dy master United States army, was robbed o
10 S20,0 900 while on his way from Fort Leaven
worth to Fort Reno. Telegraphic commun
OF ication with the Department has been had
lc' but the military authorities observe strc
as secrecy regarding the affair"
'aS Milford, Pike county, Pa, January 22
ne Louis Rockwell, aged l0l years, who bu
''e recently held the Office OF Treasury of Pix
county, has applied to the county Courts t
he compel his wealthy children to support hin
,at "a fact which argues, at least, that his ofhc
he did not enrich him. Rockwell's wife re
we Gently died at the aye of 95.
ler st. Petersburg, January pa di:
In patch to the Globe from Odessa says: l
1y consequence of the frequent discovery {
AZ excavations and of assures in number c
houses, it is believed that the city is under
mined and threatened with serious danger
q is A commission has therefore been formed t
of conduct investigations underneath tn
au- town.
ty. MIS- harriet Lane 'ohnS'oh' ol ba''
more. who before marriage was mistress {
the White House while her uncle, Mr. Bu
chanan, was President, is about to erect
suitable monument to his memory at Whea
land Lancaster county Mr.. Buchanan's hon
Mrs. Johnston having inherited Wheatlan
at his death
Henry Clay has an office. He has bee
oos appointed postmaster at jamestown, V
9th This is the Oldest post post Office in the 81
IAN thirteen States. Letters have been delivere
In there in some form or other for Is
'ne years, and yet the salary is only S5l p,
der annum.
'wn Generals Grant, Sherman and Sherida
lhe enjoyed the shock of an earthquake at II
ou vana. An earthquake was never experience
there before, and many people were frigh
lon ened and passed the night in the publ
i've squares. No damage was done. Accoun
ere from Vuelta Abajo, indicate that the cart
The ths quake was severely felt there, Much dar
8 of age was done to buildings, especially at ST
y of Cristobal. 1t is supposed that there has be-
oy' a heavy earthquake some where in Cent?
Nm America,
rm- The feeling in the Schuylkill and Lehil
cry coal regions among the miners is not til
hy .heyr of quiet and contentment, The "boon
the that existed in the coal trade the latt
,ese part of 1879 led them to expect good wag
at this time These they have not realize
Ihe and they have not full work. Speaking