The National tribune., 1883-06-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Crimes and CaSHalties--perSonaI and
POIitieal--Capital Topics.


The present indications are thst nothing
viii be some ~ regard 10 erecting the Garfield
monument IN this city until The iaI. About
fsye-tlsiris q the money needed has already
been raised. For building Garfield monu-
ment st Cleveland. Ohio, about $4,000 has
las been raised and about 10000 moro has
been promised. il IS thought that there viii
be more money than viii be required, and in
that case an effort will be made 20 nave the
excess transferred 70 the fund for a Garfield
m0Iuneut In this city. There seems to be
something ia the way Of the Garfield Hospital,
Of which 50 mpch WIS heard some time since.
The statement was given cut two months ago
th2t bpllding bad been purchased, with an
inEmation that the hospital would be opened
ia a sbori time. Since then, however. nothing
has bern heard about the prop ased hospital or
It's probable opening. II may turn out after
AL that the Garfield monument VIII be erected
before the hospital IS in operation.
Secretary Teller has addressed letter TO
Secretary Lincoln touching the disposition to
be made Of the Apache prisoners o2ltaTed by
General Crook. he thinks that these Indians
should rot be allowed 10 retarn to The San
Csrios Agency, and recommends That the men
be held as prisoners and punished Tor their
crimes, Fwhile the children should be taken
from thoir parents and put TO school
General Charles Ewing brother Of General
Thomas Ewing. 81 Ohi0 and related by mar
rage 10 General Sherman, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia Il dis home il this city.
President Arthur has zone TO his cottage at
the soldiers Home, near this city, for the
-sgmmer.
CRIMES AID CASUALTIES.
At Nsas9eld la, on saturday morning, the
Rev. i. Lane Borden. president Of b.ansfelG
Female COLLEGE for the lass two years, was shot
and killed by Rev. Benjamin T. jenkins, lr.
On Thursday last a beautiful and accom-
piishea lady CT seventeen years, daughter Of
aReiikDolyn snd prominent. sugar planter Of
Rapids parish, la. the rHIG8rad afianced Of
Mr Jenkins and also a st3aent of the past
session - the Mansfield College, left by the
New Orleans Pacific train IN company with
Mr. Jenkins FOR her home. jenkins intended
10 remain about two weeks with her. Between
Mansfield and Ro5eline, forty miles distant, it
is alleged that she confessed TO Mr.. jenkins
that she was rained by Borden. Jenkins left
her az fhe next station, and returned home to
aseRge thair mutual wrong.
During a school exhibition at Sulphur Well,
MeIeaf comfy, KY, Marshal Henry Beau
champ asked j. B. Winfrey and J. Price TO de-
sist froa making disturbance. Winfrey and
Price openc9 IRE on Bea1chanp, who returned
it. AcFarlsne. a bystander was shot dead.
Beauchamp was moTtaily wounded, Miss
Phillip0i was struck IN the cheek, and c0lored
man, who lived at Sulphur Wei, has not been
seen since and is supposed 10 be dead In the
bushes, where he hid. Winfrey escaped injury,
but Price was badly wounded.
Arthur q Blaney, cashier and head hook
keeper Of the Massachusetts, Loan and Trust
Company at Boston, is under arrest for en-
bezzling $4,000 Of the company's funds. He
has confessed the crime, and states the cause
10 be speculation Ia mining and other stocks
Re is only thirty years old, and has been in
the employ OF the company some ten years
BE is held in $4,000 bail.
4 tornado passed over Chillicothe, No, on
the 18th inst, Unre0fng and oVerruraing
number Of buildings. Dennis Wolf was killed.
and his house, containing his family, was car
Fied 500 fseg through the air. AT Summer City
the BAPTIST church and eleven other buildings
were destroyed. At GaTFoiltOR, No., the people
took refuge IN their cellars from the storm,
bat no very serious damage was done.
Miss Mary Alice Almont Livingston, who
TeecyeTea \ verdict Tor $4,000 in one of the
New York courts against Henry Fleming for
breach Of promise O. marriage and seduction,
has compromised the case Eith the defendant
on payment Of $4,000. Her counsel, IL z.
Sawyer, has refused TO accept her tender OF
$500 as his fee and has bronghtsuit FOR $500.
Judge Allison, in tho Philadelphia oourt of
quarter sessions, On Saturday 0gerTuled the
motion fer aeg trial ia the case OF Major
hiiis 7. Ph5pRs. eZ-suparDtendent Of the aims
house recently convicted Of forgery. Upon
request OF counsel, sentence was deferred until
the Both INST, Ia order TO give the prisoner
TINE 10 arrange his private affairs.
A Aaan named Warner. believed to be the
person wlo assaulted ana stabbed little Nellie
Lyons AZ Cnpboygan Alicll., recently, was AIKEN
from the aii at that place Thursday night by
mob and hanged. The girl identified hin,
but he maintained his innocence.
It is sbotca that tventy-one suits So far have
been commenced against the trustees Of the
BROOKLYN bridge by relatives OF the victims Of
the disaster on Memorial Day. The damages
claimed aggregate about $4,000.
Gray's Opera House. Charaon street Boston.
was destroyed by Ere On Saturday night. The
IRE BEGAN illsf Gfteg the performance opened
but, Is far as Is known, all escaped. The loss
Is estimated at Si57 &C.,
PERSONAL.
Kiss Eva Cunningham, niece Of Mrs John
A. Logan. recenily went 10 SanGa re TO visit
the wife 0f Paya,aster Tucker, a daughter Of
General LaEn. Here she carried on secret
Irritation WITH several private soldiers, and was
fHaily secretly married 10 Sergeant S s. Errett
Of The Isgealy-seoond infantry. The secrei
Ras kept uRti. i4st seek when the storm came
a council Of war was held, and tie young lady
was called o. 70 explain. This she did By 9
seit8ceeyl O. lEF secret marriage. " nat toll
lowed is unknown precisely, bat this much j:
fact: Senator Logan. who is in Santa Fe said
he didn't mean 70 have any such nonsense
around him; 50 Sergeant ErTett was summoned
8 minister vas called IN, and again in tho
presence Of the household, Mss Cunningham
and her soldier lover we're declared husband
and wife.
hz-senator Eugene casserIy, who died II
San Francisco Thursday, was a native Of Ire
land, bcili IN 1923 and came with his parent.
u New York in 1877. where he resided nnti
1850 receiving classical education and adopt
Ing iAe Jaw as a profession. For tie las
thrty-three years he las resided in California
as a rcpg1aile and successful member of tit
San F-.,leiseo bar. lie was elected TO thi
United Ssatee Senate 70 succeed John CONFESS
aud served from March A. 1859. TO Noyembe
90 1872. whcn be resigned and resumed hi
f. laB practice.
At the ANIMAL meeting Of the trustees 0
Rensselaer, POLYTECHNIC Institute. at Troy, n
j. on DE 18th inst, Mrs. william HoRar,
Hart OF Troy, presented the institute SIS
memorial 81 her ate husband, $4,000 10 en-
dow iAe pFotossorsAip OF rational and techniea
mechanics tn Dosr The nalle Of her husband
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