The Columbus journal., 1884-11-19

operate debut in Italy in December
IT is stated that before Presiden
Arthur goes ont of Office, he will b.
given q grand banquet in New Yorl
City.
The proper tribunal at Paris ha
proclaimed an absolute dissolution o
the marriage of Patti and Marqui
Caux.
IT is stated that q man has actual.
been sent to prison in Nova Scott
for three months for lying in a hors
trade.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG astonisheI
the bellies of Birmingham, Conn.,, b.
appearing on the street in Gallo
dresses.
HENRY MoovAN killed George Gun
ball the other day at Bedford, nes
Cleveland, Ohio, in a dispute about
load of hay.
MRS. PARNELL, the mother of tn
Irish sgitator, is engaged in writin'
an opera. 1t will have several Iris
scenes in it.
Miss HATTIE A. PAUL edits tn
Memphis Scimetar. She is we'll edu
Gated and q graduate from st. Jane
Hall, Bolivar.
FIRE destroyed the other da.
twenty-five houses in the bushes
part of Goldsboro, N. c., involving
loss of $25O,OOO.
The franchise bill in the Englisl
House of Commons was passed tn,
other day in committee of the whole
without amendment.
TWELVE petrified clans were fount
at a depth of $50 feet, a short TIM
ago, while . party were boring TO
oil, at Purissima, Cal.
A WEST VIRGINIA woman of thirty
five has eloped with her adopted son,
aged twenty, to whom she had been
a mother for ten years.
The third plenary of the Catholic
church in the United States opened
at Baltimore, Md, on the 9th will
impressive religious services.
IT is claimed that the 49th congress
will stand, 1S6 democrats and lis
republicans, a democratic majority o
Al, instead of Is, as at present.
The railroad commissioner amend
ment was defeated by q large major
ity in this state. The legislature Cal
wrestle with the subject again.
JOHN VAN VERT, of White Lake
N. Y, was stung by a hornet at tn
base of the brain, not long ago, snt
since that time has been blind ant
helpless.
In the English house of common
the other day, Harrington, secretar!
of war, moved an appropriation o
one million pounds for the Nile ex
petition.
j. A. ToMPsoN, for many years
citizen of Lincoln, Neb., left the otbe
day for parts unknown. Some be
lieve the cause is owing to finsncia
difficulties.
ONLY seven Jews have been takel
with the cholera in France. TIL
Jewish diet il said to be the cause
being regarded the most wholesom
in the world.
A DYING cabman being asked b,
the minister who came to consol
him if he had eve been to church
replied, "No, but I've druv lots o
folks there"
The Glasgow Herald thinks that i
Americans would substitute oatmea
for pies and hot cakes they would b
calmer, less speculative, less bonn
bastic and happier.
PHILIP HENNEssY, who was shot q
the polls in Cincinnati at the Octobe
election, died on the 9th. His wife
Mollie, shot herself through the hear
on the afternoon of the 10th.
IT is claimed that Barney Gallagher
who q clerk in the last Nevad;
State Senate, and has held severa
county Offices in ElkiDs, New, ha
gone crazy from cigarette smoking.
The Woman's Journal says tina
Mrs. Jennie E. Ford, of Kearney
Neb., retires from the presidency o
the w. c. T. o., Nebraska, only be-
cause her strength is not equal to th'
duty.
AN incendiary fire at Duluth, MINI.
the other day destroyed two saw-milll
four dwellings, a store and Other
buildings, beside 100000 feet o
lumber. The total loss is placed a
100000.
FROM midnight to noon on the 18th
at Paris forty-seven deaths occurred
from cholera. On the same day two
soldiers were seized with cholera al
the Elyses palace, and one died almost
instantly.
MRS. RINEAR, a sister of German
the murdered policeman at Gin.
cinnati, became i'll at the news of his
wounding and when told of his death
she fell into a comatose state and
died in q few hours.
MRS. NARCIssA F. Dennis, presi.
dent of the Iowa State Suffrage So.
ciety, and Mrs. Dickinson, of Indiana,
we're among those present from other