The Columbus journal., 1891-06-03

exceedingly 10Th 20 accompany tno on
6cers. None Of the party would speak
] about the case, and were locked up
without making any explanation or do
fensa
President McLaughlin1 things were
all packed preparatory to leaving when
arrested. He had about 81 600 in cash
and negotiable psper.
NEBRASKA NOTES.
Ths Beatrice oat meal company has
re-incorporated.
Stock is being marketed at Western
so fast it has to be shipped out by spe-
cial train.
II. Dopp OF Eagle sold eighteen head
Of cattle for 8, 1,726, an average OF $50
per head.
| The York Republican reports wages OF
farm hands in that vicinity at from S25
to $28 and board.
A basket containing Today old male
child was left at the door Of st. JOseph's
hospital in Omaha.
A Lincoln boomer thinks there kefe
500 cottages in course Of cOnstTuctioel lin
that city at the present time.
I'D. Babcock of Madrid, died from
an overdose of morphine which he was
taking to allay rheumatic pains.
The 4year-old daughter of Albert
Bergman. OF Greedy county, vas drowned
in pond near her parents house.
David Burleigh asks the town OF
Friend to pay him $5,637.1 Is as damages
for injuries received in detective side
walk.
B. Whitmer, q farmer living near Til
den, cut from his farm May 8 . stalk OF
alfalfa which measured l8 inches in
length.
An l8-months- old child Of Larry Davis
of Fremont was badly scalded by pull
ling tub OF hot water over upon him.
self last Saturday.
The little 9-year-Old daughter OF E.
Ables OF Leigh met with very painful
dislocation OF the radius Of her left arm
while playing at school on Friday.
The house of William Boggs, near
Table Rock, was set on fire by the ex-
plosion of lamp. BY hard work Mr..
Boggs prevented its total destruction.
Talmags's Offer Of 81 600 to be connec-
ted with other towns by telephone has
been accepted by the Nebraska telephone
company and the line will be built at
once.
Senator VanWyck has some OF the
best rOadsters in the state on his farm
near Nebraska City, bnt he usually
drives an easy going team OF farm
horses.
The remains Of Dennis Redmond, who
wandered away from his North Platte
/ kn nh
were found some ten miles north OF
, Brady Island.
Mrs. Millie G.. Reel has sued Nebraska
City for $4,000 damages. On the 14th
of March she fell on a defective Sidewalk
and sustained injuries which she al.
leges will permanently cripple her.
r Ed T. Conklin, of Greedy Center
!, either had his pockets picked OF 1926 OF
:. lost the money while on the train BE-
j, tween Omaha and st. Joe. He was out
$25 more in telegraph and other expens
Q es but to no purpose.
u Appraisers have bsen appointed t0
d award damages to property along the
line of the Loup City canal, and work il
= expected to begin inside Of two weeks
The projectors claim they will have tht
q water running in two weeks.
Negotiations have been completed
!. whereby Phillips & Gillett's foundr,
!. and machine shops will be removed frou
Fairfield to Kearney. It will be com
q bineG with the Great Wertern hing
Y works and several articles will be manu-
> factured.
"a Sheridan county is all right and tn,
!. farmers and merchants are happy. Farm
% ers have shipped out within the past tel
). days nineteen cars of wheat, and tn
/ Touring mill has turned out forty bar
!, rels OF -four per day for the past si1
months.
The little son Of Mr.. Wendlandt, Twins
, near Plymouth, Jefferson county, was q
u badly kicked on the side of his head b,
Q horse, that portion of the bones ol
the ear had to be removed He is i'm
proving, although he was expected tt
die from the effects OF the kick.
Il Nike Lamb has commenced q suit
y against 8. 8. Hadley for 5000 damage.
y growing out Of Q cattle case. HI
has commenced the action in Plattl
county as he doubtless thought he wouli
be more likely to get verdict there
than in Boone county.7Albion Argus
A. M. Edwards, Of Bonanza, was bit
! ten by his own dog saturday, which hAC
q gone mad. The dog had acted strangely
for several days previous. Mr.. Edwards
is poor farmer and is much concerned
D over the matter. He would like to take
: treatment from DR.. Pasteur If it were
= possible.
. Bad feeling has existed between the
Bowers and Eotine families, of Morse
Z Bluff, for some time, and it finally cul
! minated Saturday, in James Eotine. 9
y boy about Is years Of age, attempting to
. shoot John Bowers. The weapon mis-
. sed fire and Bowers disarmed the lad
I who is now under arrest.
W.R Harris of Tecumseh says that
. the Heesian fly has made its appearance
t and is doing considerable damage on
}, some pieces OF early sown wheat. The
Kansas wheat raisers have been troubled
T by it for several seasons, but it has never
, before been heard of in this locality. II
, never Injuries late sOwn wheat and here.
!, in is suggested the prevention Of its
ravages.
! Washington Letter.