, 1869-08-12
TIE NORTHWEST,

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The reunion OF the Onc Hundred and Twelfth
Regiment viii take place al Aurora N the 10Th (
September.
Illinois hat at preAen, 81 wool-casdIn4 mt,Is and
III G,annfActorirs OF HooIlens, with q cyrii ii of
saG o,Hn lHFrat"d In buildings and ma ;hiucry
ut1d employing 3,<a9 UpetAtors, oue-iouth or
"honA arc women, uul cou. unl!ng go Oto pounds
oi tht 7,ttot tooU tonnia Of tbs nod c1ppet lfutu
uver 2otv, ,0y0 sheep,
IN krnkHk. = few days ago, young dog OF val
liable hsted got sick. liin na.ter adm!nlsttred an
rtI".tic, and the "rurp" voinrted up about . halI
r'nt Of Icathcr.headed tacka which hn lad "Rot-
t'ed"o OF one Of tue casIc,x.
Only one passenger has been knlcsi on tho Iown
Ihy!xlon OF the Chicago, Rock lAat.d / Pacific
Rruad, tlocc It wns nsst opened To tho public a.
the u. i IL RaIroad, IN la5d. He met bis death
through caleIesAy standing upon = car platform,
The 1eWelrJ ntore Of U,A i T. D. Terry. OF
Auscai!nc, waa entcrrd OF Hundny night, and
watches AID Jemelry to this amount Or q, 900 mefe
stolen.
There In trouble at Davenport. between the
Catholic people aud the G.. Il L. 4 r. Il Il. Co,
cautcn ~ the latter tearing down ths fence Of the
CATHOLIC Cemetery, preparatory to running the
track through the cncIosure. 4 lawAut has
arisen out Of the matter.
INDIANA
Alexander 1iuEna, recund cousin Of Robert
HIrns, II u resident Of New Harmony. lie IL 81
years oi age.
The New Albany commeretai says that IL "a mt
Improbable that another bridge across tue ono
Rhrr, Ia that vicinity, will Aoou be bulle A chur.
ter has been granted
WISCONSIN,.
The OShkoAh farthux<ttrr aays tho largest sale
oi logs made this season was consu nmated on
"Wednesday hy Gea Andrews, who sold e,01o ooy
feti1o Z. J. L. Meier. ot Fond da Lac, al 50 PEI
thousand.
La1t T.ussiay night at saudusty, young man,
named Hcese Cssset, w1s arouset by an Old lady.
ltslng IN the samc house. telling him robbers were
t1tpg to get In IL lie buried down Aia.rs mad.
while loading revolver, vas shot lhrousti The
lett haild, and ahout the SANG time, the door WIS
broken open. and tic rutbef Irll head1qng Upon
ioor, dead drunk.
AT the Pioneer picnic nj Columbus. on Saturday.
anIons the old faltts present was the woman who
pulled the lax, spun the ti!rrad. and uo7e the
clDth for anh made the AuIt Of clothes In which
the noed Rev. Mr. lloge commenced Ills career as
minister. Fnther uoge, aa the Oil people called
hin, wxs for 1!ty yeats minister Ii FfnukIlutou
and Cotumtus-
Pierre {oliie, we'll appearing but eyidept1s
distressed FEenchmau, applied TO tho Mayor OF
Columbus, recently, for prosecliun aga,nst witches
complaining that his life was pestered ont OF him
The Mayor, will a uhrewdness eusirely unofficial.
gave him paper duly sIgueL unt seaIcd with the
city sea1s, threatening duuhe pruaIt,es to witches
by order OF cottnn MA,her. The pluintla was
pleased and relieved.
The Dayton Juuract relates the following:
The raA'enstst trxin cn1nk fntu the city, few
evr1uFs t1cr. At lEhsnux sictd rlrn astntt 4 hun.
arg his ttfth Of Dayton, etastlrd by u.c1
<lfil hisc q the lcoinotise calling for .5vn blkta
aud whLshK Al fstnas with railuad ssuas that there
ls.da t.pcsd oat Il ihe rnd'ws F.dcs sur,d .r.lt
II sLrtr ds:r 4 fearful railroad acciru.+, WIN d.z
not tsaEt! With soTt Of nApcndtlR danger! But the
Inn r.ur'f lstw'sn beautiful country liz 1ni The
1"G'it etoE: Mi'trE Will ynu plfase take this ka-Eit
tnn 10 Mr. lrnh.t-les the +xrttrs ug, ut 1t t}1y.
au xs: Ai's' r.1liet tic 9blieins eonduetut. bt
h.',r's dsuerr nltad-rcmenLer that's Aud the ttain
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