The Columbus journal., 1881-03-23

FIVE counterfeiters were arrested
in New York the other day.
SHREE smallpox patients died the
other day in the Chicago hospital.
ONE hundred and ninety deaths
were reported in Chicago last week.
JOHN SHRIEvER, of Utica, n. Y,
shot his wife and then shot himself.
1T is stated that the Prince OF
Wales will attend the funeral of the
Gar.
ITALY has accepted the invitation
to participate in the monetary con-
ference.
A FEMALE suffrage bill is under
consideration in the New York
legislature.
THE body of the late Car has been
embslmed and placed in the chapel
of the palace.
1T is stated that all the European
nations will be represented at the
Cars funeral.
An order has been issued for the
withdrawal of the British troops
from Csndshar.
The parliamentary labors and
cares of Gladstone are beginning
TO tell upon his health.
Mr.. CHAs. S. SWEET, of Chicago,
has been appointed private secrets-
ry to Secretary Lincoln.
The British government has as
sented to the continuance of the
armistice with the Beers.
Col. A. G. HODGES, of Louisville,
Ky, one of the oldest editors and
Masons in the South, is dead.
CARL SCHURz was given a recep-
tion and banquet the other day blythe
German-Americans of Baltimore.
The glass-ball shooting match in
London, for three days score, result
ed, Scott 2,SS3, and DIR. Carver 1852.
. The senate of Indiana has passed
a bill imposing two per cent. tax
on the gross earnings of sleeping
car companies.
AT Ternel, Spain, thirty persons
have been arrested, for demonstra-
tiOns in favor of republican form
of government.
The other night Senator Malone
was kept up until 2 O'clock receiving
congratulatory kilograms from all
parts of the country.
The bonds which were withdrawn
from the treasury are being rapidly
re-deposited for the purpose of TAX
ing out new circulation.
THE Grand Duke Vlodinier has
been appointed to the command of
the imperial guard and the military
district of st. Petersburg.
Four colored men implicated in
the murder Of Miss Matte Ishmsel,
near Jonesboro, Ark, have been
lynched by band of masked men.
The Emperor of Russia returns
thanks to the President and Senate
Of the United States for their ex-
preston of sympathy in the death
of his father.
Tony BALDWIN and Frank Thomp-
son, while gambling at Hazel Green,
Wis, became engaged in a quarrel,
which ended in Thompson shooting
Baldwin dead.
The U. S. Senate passed resolu-
tions expressing the most profound
sympathy, on account of the assassi-
nation of the Car of Russia, for the
bereaved people.
The Tribune's Sante Fe special
says Indians made an attack on a
wagon train near Pinta de Choco-
late, n. NJ, killed thirty men and
burned the wagons.
TwENTY-sIX national banks have
redeposited 50, $4,000 United States
bonds as security for circulation
notes, q half million of which was
issued the other day.
THE diplomatic corps and men,
bers of the cabinet with their wives
and families were received the other
day at the White House by the
President and Mrs. Garfield.
GEN. A. j. EDGERToN has been
appointed L. s. senator to fill the
vacancy occssioned by the resigna-
tion of Senator Window, who was
appointed secretary of the treasury.
MRS. ArHEY, who murdered Mary
Senf at New Philadelphia, o., with
an axe in a fit of jealously, has had
her trial, and was sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary for
life.
JUSTICE BRADLEY, of the U. S.
Supreme Court, was very much in
disposed last week. His presence
was necessary to make a quorum,
and the court was adjourned for a
stated period.
L. 5. MEMCRoTH of New York. the
other day shot Emil Pauly fatally,
and then blew his own brains out.
Mr.. M. implicated his wife and
Pauly in some improprieties, which
resulted in the shooting.
A COTTON mill will be built at
Charleston, s. c., immediately, with
q capitol of 100000. That looks
like business, and will certainly de-
velope q material interest that has
long been idle in the south.
The Beers terms for peace seem
to be nothing short of complete in
dependence of South Africa. The
news from London reports the terms
of peace so dictatorisl that peace is
impossible on the part of England.
A. c. BURNS of Edinburg, Clarion
county, and II. r. Mcclellan, a no.
tsry of Pittsburg, Pa, have been
arrested at the instance Of United
States Land Commissioner Jewell.