Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-08
Iowa boasts Of ] 6312 mics Of

shS a.'uhlesion o. hi= youngest son Uo1
the Naval Academy
The civil war il .Iuyan con,in~ !
ues. Il is reported tha1 French Of
icers arc aiding the insurgents.
Nine out ef every ten Americas |
newspapers now seat to France AFRO |
confiscated in tho French Post Of
| fee.
Tho burglars, thieves and high
way robbers are making raids Ill
lover the country, in New York
State. DA saW
A Minnesota immigrant agent, i
who has just returned from Europe,
states that at least Is 600 Swcdes
will emigrate from Europe this year.
brigham Young is said to he
getting out of patience with the
Union Pacific Railroad :people, and
will shortly come down on them Tor
the 100000 they owe him.
The bin for the creation Of life
peerages passed the House of Lords
in Committee Of the Whole with the,
amendment that it be limited to the
creation of two annually.
The Norwegian immigration to
this country is perfectly enormous.
It's stated that some 200, 900 viii ar.
rive during the ensuing eighteen
months,
Immense coal discoveries have
been made in Wyoming Territory,
and the supply is pronounced mex
haustible for thousand years To
come.
| The story that ned Buntline has
fallen from temperance grace and
taken to faro banking is untrue, and
was started in California TO bring
him into disrepnte.
-Ioombs once boasted that be
would call the roll of his slaves un-
der Bunker hill monument. Henow
asks eolored Postmaster for his
g letters at Macon, Ga.
Secretary Rawlins will probably
declare martial law in those parts of
Georgia where Union men arc being
murdered and prosecuted. He is de-
termined to secure protection to the
Unionists. ~
! The Stoughton Reporter says
! that the Scandinavians of Dane coun-
ty propose TO establish an academy
! somewhere ia the county. and prob
ably at Stoughton. They propose
to erect building worth $4,000.
; Blessed be the Syracuse On. "
9 Police Court. for ii learns people to
t mind their own business. After it
I has disposed OF previous arrests. il
!, has all the spectators brought for
ward and fined Is Migrants.
The New York Tribune claim.
) 70 have auihcsgio Information, an.
gives details thereof, that u COZ
small arms and twenty-five felc
2 pieces have reached ite Cuba ineur
: gents by the expeditions which lef
: this country.
{ "A saloon keeper at indianapolis
|. opened his ''sheSang last week ,li~-
PLAYING an open Biolc and u pi,che,
of Geld water. As his regular Gus
o toners dropped in he invited then
$ to qnench their thirst from the water
g Of lifo.
Harry Clifford, desperate burg
lar, after receiving q sentence of fout
: year in the Penitenliary, ut ST Louis
last Wednesday, sprapg out of al
!. open window, in the criminal cour
room, leaped q high iron fence anc
!, escaped.
t The peach,growers of Delaware
. are expecting larger crop this sea,
: son than ever was gathered in that
State. Ii is expected that 1000, O0C
: baskets will go to market by the
+ Delaware railway against 1900, O0C
0 baskets two years ago.
The prospect for tobacco crop
in Tennessee is dismal. A large por-
6 ton of the early plants were destroy
! ed by the cold weather of March,
and the plantations look sickly. Be-
sides this, the ravgaes of the fly have
caused many cultivators to despair
, Of a crop.
Lone of the best things which
fashion has done of late to help the
ocnlists, is the introduction of what
; are called "mask wells; J" little, short,
! spotted wells, which cling close to q
ladv's face, disturb and ultimately
!, ruin the eyesight of the wearer.
N
) prevent book on Mexico. which
, Juarez is about to issue in Brussels
and which will contain all the secret
! dispatches by Napoleon to Max>
imilian, with other very important
, papers which l.. N. prefers should
never see the light.
r John Motif, of the rebel pirate
Florida, is undertaking to recover
, $4,000 worth of property tSt. Paul,
confiscated three years ago. Had
this worthy not better sue the Gov
eminent for his salary while in reb-
ell employ
The London Saturday Revtew
says: ''The acquisition of Cuba
WIN iooauiy De accomplished by
the United States with little difficult
try, whether the intermediate form
OF independence is observed accord
ing to the Texas precedent, or pass
ed over as useless.
TIE Ohio FUmel says that the
roots OF a tree extend nearly as far
on each side as the hight of the tree
Then we have a pear tree two years
from planting when its ro9ts were
OF a loot long. that has new thrown
out lis ground feeders Ut least TWEEN.
iy teei--Ihe half Of Which no DO not
believe.
| The signboard Of tavern near
) rashourg, France, bears the fol-.