, 1861-02-01

ueiehhor. On. Tue: pTospect.-7JRoekt1 Register.
q TEuRm1n ACCIDENT TO a YOUNG .LApf:- =
4 line irou, Senator Curtiss, of sauk County.
Informs the Home Led1ue that terrible neca.e
dent hns faHen:npon o member OF hls nquse-''
hold. His eldest daughter has tecelYeq k!eA
skull in the most fzightful manner. , A portion
Of the bone. llaa been removed, and there =
,f1one Of her recovery. I'VE deeply eympathlxe:
with our friend in his great distfess.-H'Ess&s::.
kee F1seonsin: =. - -
- TRA1x DIFF TIE TRACE or TEE NIL AND
Pn11lE Du Cn1Es RA11wAY.-lntelAggenee
was received In this city on Saturday evening,
That tho Iiorning train going West On the
Milwaukee d Prairie du CHEN Railway. Tan OF
thE trick three miles this side pf Mllton-s
several Of the passengers were badly bruised: !:
among the number Ghas.' aud f. 'Hnfu ana
Chet. Allen, Of this city. No lives were toat.
Tie accident was causeu By the accumulation
of snow on the track, We are antormed;-akf-
.cat6kes TFee Democrat. .. { -
WEATHER At GREg BAr-A s~ SEVERE
SroRM-On Wednesday,, the 18th ne we're
visited BY tie Heaviest EnoW storm that has oc.
Cured here for five yeazs. a warm NORM Hino
blew strongly oil Of Tuesday nieht, mo ;sto.m
thickly Until noon. Tie snow driftod and
banked up In the streets so that they were A.
most impaskib1e until broken up BY teams and
drag. Weather very mild -; -,
On Thursday, about Eix inches Of snow 1eu,
and on: Saturday little more IN IN Moneay ann
3bout TIVE and half feet deep ona level N
tie oods--Eretn Bay Adv. -.
The Rockford Ntscs, eays an attempt Was
naade by Mrs. Martin, well known here? as the
woman who e1oped abont year since with d.
man atwork Tor her husband, aod was sub.
eeouentiy brought back, to poison her daugh-
ter by giving her molasses, candy With poison
in Il? ,?.The girl partook Of 1t, and was taken
with.all the symptoms Of having been poison
cd, but recovered. Mrs. Martin. is ttill at
large, supposed to be In some Of the neighho1-.
ing: g:towns.
The Adrian E7posi!or says Meesrs. Town.
send N Tobey, OF. Madison, brought into mar
ket yesterday i've mounstrous hogs, whose
equal it will be hard to Ind anywhero. They
weighed alive 3.085 pounds, and dressed 2 G45
pounds. Ono Of the hogs weighed alive 973
pounds, and when dressed cG5 pounds. ;.
FArA1 .Acc1DEsT.-Thc Recdsburgh Ffes
Rtsslc that on the 5th inst, Era d. Bun
nell, Of tue town Of Lodi, had Ills arm SO bad
u broken ~ to cause hls death. Two OF his
children had Just died with the dipthcrin, and
at the time Of his death two other children
were sick It Ia q sad case. '-'
Tho shelbyyille Ind.) Banner states that
Dr.. William Harrel, Of Washington township,
In that county, Was drowned on Friday even
ing, the 18Th Inst, in Fiat Rock Greek: while
AllcAuQll1E tO kEII3 IL LII u thlAs Lid 4OAi UaH
found in q mill pond below few hours after
,xnrds. It IL supposed that lie fell ont Of the
skiff under the attack Of somt sudden, disease.
CuE1p ,L1v1SG.-The members can hardly
complain of Lansing this wiutCr, as we are u.s.
sured that they are not charged, in many In
stancca, more than IS per week for board.
Provisions are cheap.-Laasing Republican,
Jan. 23. 49,. ::
| ANOTHER TENDER OF sEnuoE-The Burr
Anlr n-Ea rf t5,fS S171a 1,nta
services, through the Governor of this State,
A! to the General Goyerume t:-Sturgis Rtpao|i-
| can. -
MAD Doos.-Cases of hydrophobIa having
| occurred in certain dogs III Rockford and Pc
catonica, and hence The authorities hare adop-
| ted the old school remedy, and arc cutting of
| the tails Of all the canines In the vicinity
closa behind the ears.
| POP GOES TIE WEAsE1--They have 4 Pop
| Corn Society at Wautoma, Waushara Co. WIS.
It meets on Wednesday nights. What chance
for popping the question
D1scoSrtSCEp:-After an active existence
of eight years, the Daily Minnesotids of st.
| Paul, Mimi, has been discontinued, and its
| advertisinG and other patronage transferred to
the Daily Press Of that city. The late editor Of
tbs former sheet, Thomas Foster, sets forth
Ills reasons for retiring from the editorial chair
ju an article Of four columns in length. The
| -Mnncsotiais has been reliable political aud
newspaper, and the people Of Minnesota will
reg.ct its suspension
STATE TEMPERANCE CoyvrHT1ox.-AS State
Temperance Convention will be held at James
vile, Wis, on Wednesday,, Feb. 18th, and
matters Of grave import, not only to the cause
immediately under consideration, but to all
the interests Of Wisconsin, moral, social, etla-
cational and pecuninry, will claim the nttcn:.
tion Of TINT body.
| SOLDIERS OF 1812-A meeting at the old
! so1oiers Of 1912 was held at Kewancc, ILL.,, on
the Goth. Addresses were delivered by several
aged, patriotic and Union-loving. men. 4
meeting Of like character was also held ut
| Freeport on the 10Th ult, at which stirring
| speeches were made und q set Of patriotic
resolutions adopted.
NAIL RoBBEnr-Two young men named
/ Hooker and Erasmus D. Easton-the former .
clerk in the Saltwater {Minn.) Post Office, and
the latter at TIC time temporarily stopping In
the mails en- route IRON Taylor's Falls to Chi
cago and Detroit. Letters werc found upon
| Hooker. with the usual way bills, which had
been rilcd of their contents. Bothpaniesare
under twcnty-one. They have bceu commit
ted to await examination at st. Paul.
TROUBLE WITH TIE NEGaoEs-Thc New
Albany Ledger says that several negroes hare
attempted to take passage on the LouisyiIle,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad, recently,
for the North, but have been denied the privi-
lege Of riding over it..
SHOCKING OccunREScR-On Friday Inst
Mrs, Newcomb of this place, went out into the
yard to bring IN some clothes, lea. ing two lit
i tic children, one an infant Of about 4 year old,
in the house. While she Was ont the infant
crept to the store, when its clothes caught FIRE
and then it crept under the bed where its
clothes literally burned of. The other child
was so much frightened that it got into bed
and covered M. The wind blew SO hard 1T the
time that the mother did not hear the cries ol
the child. It lived but short time. havins
been literally roasted nliye.-Boons County n
dependent.
DEEP SHow.-Railroads have been b1ocsaied
with tue deep SLOW dritte, the past week, on
several occasions, audlDany common roads art
itnpassable. There is more snow throughout
this section than before since 1856.-FTr<por
: Journal.
1 Tho drY house of Gould, Dimmick
Co.'s pail and tub factory at Aloline, Tas burn
Cd last Tuesday. No insurance; loss 5000 ol
800.
Tho Catholic Church at Ottawa Was enter
cd few nights ago snd robbed Of all th'
thieves could Lay their hands on-communio1
service, silver candlesticls, chalice, and th
priests vesture.
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