The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-28
personal AND GENERAL.

T. Fl. MARSHALL, time-keeper for
freight handlers at the Louisville Nash
viiis Depot, Louisville, KY, has been ar
rested for conspiring with $50 others to de-
fraud the company by keeping false record
of time.
Mas. VIM. BARLOW, o former resi-
dent of Cincinnati, committed suicide at
Columbus, o., cutting her throat Tempo
rary insanity Is supposed to have been the
cause.
A SEATTLE wv. ~ dispatch says;
James Sullivan and VIM. Howard. arrested
for the murder of Geo. r. Reynolds, were
taken before q magistrate for preliminary
examination, and the evidence OF their quit
was SO conclusive the Committee Of Safety
forced their way into the courtroom. TOOK
the prisoners a short distance, aud hanged
them. A crowd numbering four hundred
then proceeded TO the County jail and,
overcoming the guards and breaking down
the doors OF a cell, took out Benjamin Payne,
confined for the murder of Police Officer
Sears, and strung him up with the others. !.
HOWARD ROBINSON, eolored; OF
Rendville, Ohio, was shot twice by Ander-
son Palmer with fatal effect
JOHN WAGNER, in Jail at lronton,
Ohio, for the murder of DIR. Byers, was
hanged in the Court house yard by mob
OF masked men. Geek, an accomplice, was
also strung up, but permitted to live upon
duplicating others not yet arrested.
GEO. B. HAWKINS, night clerk In the
indianapolis Sentinel office, was accidentally
shot and killed by q newspaper carrier.
AT a meeting held in Washington to
celebrate the centenary of the birthday OF
Daniel Webster, Jan. IS, a committee was
appointed TO procure a monument TO COM
memorate the fame of the dead statesman.
THERE was serious riot IN a camp
on the Mobile & Alabama Railroad, near
Atlanta, Ga Twenty men were engaged In
it. Several were badly wounded, and
Alexander Butler, eolored, was shot and
| killed.
Two unknown bricklayers were killed
| by switch engine near Chicago.
ANDERSON JONES was hanged at Au-
gusta, Ca, Jan. 20.
AUGUST WALTER, a notorious swim
| dler just released from the Penitentiary,
was arrested in Baltimore, Md, for cheat
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Redemptorist Order, out of S400 by means
| OF forged checks. He had been several times
to confession to Father Schauer, and in that
way gained his confidence.
ADELIA DIXON, a colored girl, aged
| 10, was shot and killed by her brother Will
| liam, at Dallas, Tex. He was fooling with
pistol, which was accidentally discharged,
the ball penetrating her neck and breaking
the spinal column.
DR.. CALHOUN, proprietor of the Foote
House, Mckinney, Texas, and his clerk, w.
| a misunderstanding, during which Calhoun
fred two shots at Houston, one taking e.
feet above the right eye, inficting painful
but not dangerous wound.
THE boiler of saw-mill exploded at
East Liberty, Logan County, o., killing Al
bert Grouse. Job Evering had his right leg
blown off, and it is thought he can not re-
| cover. A number of others were injured.
THREE members of Jersey City On
j. family died of smallpox, fourth was
not expected to recover, and two others
were taken to the pest-house.
GEORGE Fox, an acrobat, was killed
by fall in Woodward's Garden, San Fran
cisco. He was practicing trapeze act.
N. RADLEY and Ed. Wilson were
killed at Pullman, ILL.,, being caught in a
belt while repairing some machinery.
SEVERAL workmen were buried by q
| landslide near Superior City, Wis, one los
ing his life and two others sustaining serious
injuries.
WILLIAM ELLIFF and G. P. Sutton
were run over by passenger train on the
Nashville Road, Mckenzie, Tenn. Elliff
was XII led outright, his skull being cut in
two. Both of Sutton's legs were so badly
| broken below the knees that amputation
was necessary.
ABROAD: England contemplates pop
ular subscriptions for the relief of homeless
Jews in Russia Several miners were killed
by an explosion In a Newport colliery.....
France has been disturbed by a financial
panic. Several stock spectators were
ruined and Bienmieux, cashier in the treas
ury, committed suicide ...... Austrian
troops have had several encounters with in
surgents in Herzegovina, and the rising is
extending to the border districts. Rus
sian advices announce an anti German
movement at Riga. Sankowski, who at
tempted to kill Gen. Tcherevine at the Inte-
rior Department, has been sentenced to be
hanged. A leading st. Petersburg editor
says the Jewish question is absolutely an
internal question, and no foreign inter
ference can be permitted. conspiracy
against British residents in Nepaul, India,
was discovered at the last moment. Eighty
notables were arrested and twenty-one mil
itary officers summariy executed.