FORTY YEARS AGOJan. 22, 188 0.—This afternoon Rev. J. W. Sanderson of the Presbyterian church presented his format resignation aa pastor, He will enter state church' work. -The condition of Mr. Robbing remains' the same, hebeing* Cully conscious. Tho fact that ho is not worse gives como hop© for his recovery.THIRTY YEARS AGOJan. 22, 15DO.—Sherman Roberts, a young man of this city, was instantly killed in Beloit this morning about 11 o'clock when he' was run over by a freight train and hla body cut completely in two. His stepfather resides in tills city, where his remains were brought.'—‘‘Tho Home/' a monthly journal, i* boing published in this city, tho publishers residing near Rlv-ervi© W Park*.TWENTY YEARS AGO.Tan. 2 2, 19 0 0.—William H. Gooden has written, an interesting letter from tho Philippines to his parents’ in this city, 1n which he states that'll© intends to return home in a short time. I-Ie is in the military band there and has had many interesting experiences.—A. drunken man entered the home of Mrs. William B. Harve3r last night and sho spent an hour finding* a policeman to get him out, *'TEH' YEARS AGO Jan. 22, 1910.—Mrs. Aghee BeTri, a^ed 55, was found dead in her hoinrf) on Center street this morning by the mail carrier. She had bean dead a week, accord-4ing to .the doctors,- but no signs of violence were found on her person and no foul play Ss suspected—Thousands of people saw the comet which, appeared in tho sky last high t soon after sunset*