The Columbus journal., 1881-06-15

returned home Monday.
News came to Chief of Police
Mcmahon Monday that Geo. CLARK
lad been arrested At Lincoln, and
was held by the officers.
No Ueed of suffering with ia,
heat while III. 6. Brindley can turn
out ice enough to lower the temper
ature equal To hail storm.
Charlie Burgess, who has been
travelling with "Buffffalo Bills
theatrical troupe. returned home tC
this city on Wedups Law last.
Under Dr. IIoehen's treatment
Fred. Gottechalk, jr., il getting along
all right. His right wrist was put
.'out OF Joint" by fall several days
( ago.
( Cyrus Davis while handling
railroad iron Friday, had one OF his
fingers mashed, through the awk-
wsrduess Of men at the other end OF
/ the rail.
Rev. Evans of the United Pres
bylerian church will preach tor Rev.
Sherman next Sabbath evening.
Preaching or social service in the
morning.
The mpat-market and butcher
shop OF RoutsOn * Robinson at St.
Paul were not destroyed by fire, as
reported. 1t was only = few barrels
OF tallow.
5. {. Hunt. who has been trav-
cling with the Kendall Combination
returned home last Friday. The
Combination will take vacation
until August.
A very few minutes fall of hail
here sunday. The main storm, with
that peculiar cotlee-mill, grinding
sound that accompanies hail, was
southeast of us.
Mrs. NJ. I. Kinney was in the
city las, week visiting her parents.
Death has recently visited their
home in 81. Joe and taken their in
taut child away.
-Messrs. Snider & Wilson have
purchased a hay press and intend
putting mp sixteen hundred tons of
hay during the season. between Co.
lumbus and Schuyler.
Some one remarks that getting
into debt is like riding on the cars,
while getting out of debt is like
trudging slowly and wcarily along
the highway, on hot day.
W. II. Randall lately received
an accession to his stock - twin
calves weighing scventy-five and
thirteen pounds, the latter, he says,
i the smallest he ever saw.
We were compelled to "stay"
publishing court proceedings when
about onc-third through because OF
rush OF legal notices. We will
finish court report next week.
W. Y. McCandlish, with his
wife aud son, were slightly injured
by being hurled from a wagon in
which they were riding Saturday
last, when the STERN struck CrestOn.
Judge Thurston aud wife were
thrown out of a buggy in Omaha
last "wednesday, bat neither Of them
seriously injured. The horse was
frightened, and became unmanaga-
bic.
u. II. BruUelette was indicted
for larceny, Wilhelmins Nicholi-
check for fornicstion and John NJ
Lewis. {. IL. Wilson and George
Clark tor burglary and larceny, at
the late term OF court.
"A. V. Lang, = substantial farmer
OF Boone county. Was in the city last
Thursday. lie i about to succeed !
in procuring back pay for services
10 the government. We wish him
success ia that direction.
The following go over TO our
next issue for lack OF space: Halt
4 dozen legal notices; letter from |
our own correspondent at CrestOn |
of the storm. and most |
OF the proceedings Of the last term
OF tie district court.
AT the Council meeting Mon
dsv evening the levy was placed at |
10 mills on the dollar, which will |
give between 5000 and 5000. |
Couucilmen will now get $50 each 8
year; the Mayor 500; Clerk $3.50; |
Treas, 500; Atty $3.50
Charles Diedrick went to Oma.
ha "Wednesday to see if he cannot |
find some practice in painting that
will develop his genius in that line.
We believe, looking at his pictures
drawn during the last year, that the
lad has genius that ought TO be en-
C. A. Newman has been ap-
pointed Clerk Of the District Court
for Platte county, 10 take effect June
23l. Besides keeping a record of
the proceedings of the District
Court, he will be Clerk of the Board
Of Insanity. Bud" will make a
good one.
Major Cunningham and Walter
lNraf.- If faliy Ohio xrara -, tho !