The National tribune., 1891-01-29

considered one Of the best OF railroad n5cu. and
vii, yet make his mars. having Inherited 90
marked degree the energy aud ability Of ai5 dis
uugushed father
Capt, William IT, SfcCleIisud, I7lth Pa was re-
Gently appointed Adjutaut- Gououtl Of Peuuzylva-
mia by Gov PaUison. to succeed Gen. Hastings
Capt AieCicIlaud also served in Battery Fl. Pa. T..
a., and has taiSgu great interest Ia tie National
Guard Of the State, although not a member OF it
Nr F. p Turner shot and killed himself on board
che Steamship AbyssiBia between uonz Kouz,
China and Yokohama, Japan. Jan. l. Mr Far-
ner was tho son Of tHe late Admiral Turner. r. 3.
Navy Il is said that he le6 The United States
many years ngo 20 escape Justice. having killed o
cousin In Delaware during quarrel
Miss Virginia scbIcy. daughter If Capt Winfield
Scott Sehl5y, Commander % the cruiser Baltimore
was married 10 Mr. Ralph s. Woytiey at Baltimore
on Thursday. JAN %. There were a number Of
distinguished officers Of che Army and Navy pres
ent at the ceremony.
Notwithstanding the fact that Gen Butler has
announced his withdrawal from actual business
life, he still gets of some good things FOR The benefit
OF his ieilow-creatures he recently remarked
That there never was fire proof theater euiis that
wouldn't burn down quicker than q shanty
II. G. Bullis and wife. 81 Eagle Lake Mimi.
completed the 55th year Of their married life jan
a. AAry ttu 1tAiu TO DC the Eotlr
couple for their years 30 that part OF the country
and are in the fun possession OF all their mental
faculties. They have raisel 10 children, an mar
ried, four Of whom are still living. They have %
Grandchildren and II great grandchildren. Mr.
Bulls is a veteran, having belonged to Co. c. 18th
y. \. Engineers. They are nlinistcved 20 by their
eldest living daughter. who gIogies ia che knowl-
edge that she is the daughter % a veteran.
NIr. F, " Richardson Of Newark Valley. n. Y.
while on o visit TO Gettysburg Pa, found in "a asu-
scum At that place sword, upon which was en-
graved, Capt John Z. Cook 10Th r. Y +" which
belonged 10 a farmer by the name Of John Rosen-
Steel who lived near tho town. The weapon WIS
found by him shortly after the battle. Dr. R.ch-
arJlsOn, being acquainted with some Of the surviv-
ors Of the 10th v Y, informed Mr. y F. Taylor, Of
Cortland, y. T., Of his discovery who at ouce au-
thorized him to The sword and forward % 10
him, together with the bill for the same The
sword was bought and is now in tie possession Of
NJ. Taylor, who desires to present the same to The
daughter Of Capt. Cook. who lives iu New York or
Brooklyn, her husband being connected with a
produce commission house 10 New York Should
this come to the notice Of any person who can give
her husbands name and address Taylor Will be
pleased to restore to the family the sword Of his
old friend and comrade.
James Hartley. a soldier Of the 81 L. 3. Art. sta
toned at san Antonio, Tex, was shot by his sweet
heart, Bertha Goss, Jan. p. The shot took effect
in the abdomen. The woman then shot herself
inaicting a wound that will probably prove fatal
They were lovers and engaged to be married. and
when Hartley called and told tie woman that he
was going to separate from her the shooting took
place. Hartley viii probably die
Liout, Jacob F. Kreps, 23d T. 8 Inf, and Miss
Helen Thompson, daughter Of T. C. Thompson. Of
Aieadvilie, Pa, We're married In that city on We'd
nesday evening" Jan. 81
Col. Robert G. IngeTsoll says "there Is no city
beneath the shining stars where there is more gem
uine liberty Of thought and expression than there
il in Boston, He knows this, because lie has lee
tured there.