, 1869-05-12


lo!lovs: eheridAn Waite. N7,oaA; Lawber Bur-
rur8hs $144A; J. J. Peddecord, I'll, SUI; William
ItncE, 9,tlo: Richard J. OgIesby, t2b11 The
tax paid on whlskey MANUFACTURED In this district
In The rst three months Of this year, u follows
In January, ~, o,A'.oo; In February, A1,soo 80; In
March, sSa. .si.oH, Total, SIS, 7,0saSa.
The nanville Tfp.es says that Charles Atues. the
Snowman. who WAS 10 seriously injured II that
point recently, Is still alive but It Is thought that
he cannot recover. Miller belongs to family OF
! ci1cns performers, the sAWdust navtne 70
crutte.l rc tsom the family. including both sexes
| One brother Killed himsen nine yeals ago In the
same way Charles uaa injured-by turning q
double some1sau!s- Another brother Il broken IN
health W staudlnR On hls head iusteaa Of his
| feet.
| The Iowa City Republican states that. during the
| year ending April !, merchant OF that c1ty
! shipped 1916 dozen eggs from that plaoe.
A steam plow il employed In breaking prairie
near Annex. in Story County.
At Ecs Moiucs, according to fnc Statesman, one
Fors, "a al!shtly male; iar-fayo.ed young man Of
twenty-si1, IL implicated In = scheme to extort
money from Mt. B. F. Allen, the wealthy banker
| Of that city. BY kidnapping his daughter.
| d. w1scoSalK.
| A r1rm tn Fond du Lac haA contracted 70 make
one million feet Of wooden pipes, to lay down tn
Oahkosh for gas plpea- They are made Of timber
SIX inches square, bored In the same way Is pump
basrela.
c. II. Cros snnaD, Of River Falls recently caught
a brook trout which weighed four pounds
On "Wednesday Of last week, q son Of ]. r. Da-
vls, Of Seenah, while getting out OF boat UNDER
took to draw out q gun instead Of lifting it. TIE
grn went on, the whole charge entered m Old
witch ln hts vest pocket anil he sustained no
injury.
T1hNO 10 tnrv% AS ak,os,4
The logs average from twenty to nfty tiers In
depth, forming complete gorge thirty-nve rods
in width. rendering Invisible the water for dis
lance Of orer two mt1eA The amount OF logs
contained In the Jam Is vartously estimated, md
viii probably exceed 100 ,00G, 0oG feet The oldest
lumbetmen Of that section say 1t Is the largest
collection Of logs that they ever witnessed In one
body under similar circumstances II the Jam u
not broken before the water Of the spring freshet
GOES down, 1t will gtea&l, emharrass the business
prospects Of the entire Chippewa Valley.
INDIANA.
Z. u. Samonte, an old German resident Of
brooktt1le, Vas suddenly Killed on TueHl4y after
noon Of Last week. BY being thrown out OF wagon
| down blum.
At the commencement OF the Indiana State Un,-
veENts during the last week IN June, the Res. II.
| Il. Naylor, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
| Church In bloomington, will address the literary
deliver thn or.t,on and III. Hon J.yne. n pl.cr
| Reporter Of tho Suprsue Conf Of Indiana. VII
read an onrua, poem a, The reupJon of the :. Ret.
Theta Pi " fraternity. The Hon. John II. O'SealI,
Of Washington, Ind, will addreas the alumni
The Rev. Dr. Flood. who waa wantouly assaulted
1t Madison. on Monday night OF last week, Is In
yery critical copdkson. snd fear, .-r entert,lned
that he Will mt recover, A t,,te danphter ~ thr
uulortpnata man awote an rbc n,oht hr, f.,har
r,s ,en,en ami rr,ad m, ,h.r a qowahn.,v ~.
killing her father :" In a few rn,,rtea hnr fs+her
WAS borne ,oto the room, bnrrhly manu1ed.
A Mr.. u,nf)e living IN E,n.a. h,a ,ecava,. !.
le,1er frnu hts trn,her1n.lav in indian, ets,,ce
thst one er hjs nejphhora xas rlox,nr IN rha n.1S
on the 9Th MI with eight taams ana "a m,nr
men. Thrv wrne near foeetn.r man .nnnas-
storm came IN and a strnSe ~ ,uhtnno ,ns,,nt1,
Kills, fou, of me hnraaa ,rd th-as ~ ~. r. ,,a
tora their nIott IN nerea Twn or tnrae o.her, ~
tho mon urera an a,nrr.,, tha, NAV A., M, s,ost
1or txrnt1.yonr honrs Of~'--
"A Iea.e Te,,row of ph,rtrsh,,rv n
,,,tInc ,Ioro ,ha rna, =, p.ndo,nh rons,
,eu ntot+a e,n saror.1 ~, s.,sos 49, ~,
,n, -, s,-e ~, ~ 80 W. essS s'a' ,ouose
.. 1, ~. ,n W ~ eee nea4 -. Aonu, Auu NI.u
~ go y. "Na 80 w ~ "1S"a A'4o eoutenIs. ne
"as ufa 60 ti8nu! tnat MS Hmos sWelled, and the
coto vas soon buried IN tae cteases OF his nesh-
Ae hunerea tet17hs' ana was fast sinking when
cololeo uau happened 10 paSs along anu released
me lamoHose c1s a'rT'T ma oeen solh ny
taie netenn, psopsaeot, ~ nen15 =. ae1ea4th'
Soa VI 1eneiAi oo- Ae1sonn+ .-...,....-
npue, eohaae' AZ tne NC" atuou5 JAY !os t1e
aelue5 u ea'ooa"Aeere1 nj SeaelsoasAe' nas
'Heonle shsane.
~ eouetses Haossn eoont', 1881 "eeh' 1homAs
oooAn' at.nAlhs, ugaunR eaasaetet' "ent 70 t'e
nou'e VI At' eo@s Atn suo1 u. H. attne tntors"
lne wlndo"' aau once IN al tue loot. NJ. Noe
coz, VINO vas "'tnlo' immeahtel5 set1ea nls nis'
tol anu nFea upon bo1kln, 1njnl1n8 hlm la1ally.
COX surrendered hlnsell Tor tf'al, had pfenml-
nary examination. and waa discharged
The some"hht celebrated Willow Grove Garm
case WIS tried at the recent session OF the Warren
Circuit Court The farm consists Of sixteen hun
dEed acres Of land. ts Ear1ousfy valued at from
s4eOo 10 S6otooo, "as so!d on sne foreclosure OF
mortgage g1ren to Joan Purdue for sso,Voo. and
vas boo2nt IN eF Mr. Pufdhe. Inc point In
issue Taa as TO whether the shertGs sale was
valid one, because be offered the farm III parcels
hno' hot feee1slng oa lot any parcel sumcleht 10
cover tne amount 10 pe maze on the e1ecutlon
u" uot seai ln 1an' naunes uus solu as IN en-
uress. Inc Jury he'a toat me sheE7ns sale was
galo' @ aha fe'o'neo Feru'cl Ii 'A'or o. Mr' faf-
tue .,,-,,,.
MIA ienne5 soccteos het hnsoand. Pro1. J. l.
ienneJ' US state Librarian o. Michigan local
paper saya OF her: Mrs Tenney has superior
AaA.e~<41A1 Ao& StE P0a.AAO0- A3uC % iaay u
nnemenf and culture, and has been familiar With
the duties OF the olee during the absence or E1cE-
ness OF Prot. Teuney, for many years.
A sudden death, under peculiar circumstances,
occurred in DECATUR Totnshtp Van nnten t,ou,.
". on the 9th l. D, Creeumap under Indictment
for arson, recently ded iorfelt.ng hts bail. num-
bcr OF his ne!ghboss, believing that he WAS lurking
in the vicinity. hare been watching for him, chief
among whom Was Mr Daniel Cant On the morn
Ing OF the 9Th, the wife of Greeuman. nud Mr. T.
Stuyresant, her father, who, 1t WIS supposed had
conveyed areenuasn away during the night, came
out 10 the party, and 4 quarrel ensued, during
which Mrs. Greennan drew q revolver At the men
and Threatened shooting them. Cant had some
words and scusIle With Stuyvesaut After Stuy-
ve+ant and ars- @. had left, Gant, who was very
much excited, suddenly tell backward In the mid
die Of the road, and died In 4 very few minutes.
4 Cotunera Jury rendered = verdict from heart
dtseAse.
At Romeo On FRIDAY Dr. Thomas ", 2tcst re-
ported a. nom Chicago, had bis examination on
the charge OF having caused the death OF Mary
Jane Terty By producing an abortion. The en-
d-nce was deemed sufficient, and he was commit
ted 10 await his trial as the June term Of the Cir
cult Court. -
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oHEef paf5mple II entmea 10 pe lae MtRest
wheat t-gtowes IN the United statea The still
"Asef hfpaotlada aAsS De aas soFn tals se2soa III
aaait'on 10 ms o'her c4ors7 f'Vo aeses OF *neas,
M sea
his crop
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