, 1870-07-14
THE NORTHWEST.


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Atnnpih aospltal 4ut Tue 1asane tnat INC gen
eaai ga.nn,e y. Fauehte nas' Oh Necessity peer
ooA1oo4eo u1tu ram ia'ts. :,
~. - Caole, o1 H1ek s4s, 1s!aao, returns tlie
aigsse ine aas III 1"e f'1tn o'sttlet'H II amount
ing 70 @ slM,s12;
~. 5aast ssstYon - W, oa<te ~ tne ~ Ieports
sted sne a;t;xa =; aout ~ 60 - Wa ~ o.a anu 10.
n 81. seA 49,, - esn S1unky, aaa says
.aa - Al me ume .a OF ms death ne was the pos,
ot s1% tna ~, sn SS;tI;t ~. - eaa o"u 4
an5 1 - ~. S. "a. nant.;a;r pus 1s ~ sne eae
suus' oena "o '"t" e''a41'A"e uP""Ao VI -'0oe
r.
1e 4atoa tMacon coahty1 dr.oane tells
9! loke "hch Was pefpetrated on the Sheriff
q that county At tue railroad election held in
MAroa on Thursday The Sheriff came mp
from Decatur to serve an Injunction on the
Election Board restraining them from holding
the election. Bright and early On the morning
Of election day he proceeded to the place
where the polls we're opened, and found a
Board engaged in receiving votes and going
through all tho formslities Of an election.
Forthwith 10 served M . his vrits and lett the
room; Immediately sitter his departure, the
Board, which had becn improVised for the
pnfpoee OF teceay1hg tue serylce, retired from
tAea5 places, ana the regular Judges took
re- Reeseseson e. aha went on to hold the election.
!ne 9Hei1. ouis olseoFefeu la1e IN the even
31ng anat 1 nis in3unenon had eeen served On
bogus ooatu' ana WAS OK no elect Whatever
A.,.n.,. h.. .o,l io%A. '',l-,, ,.,,
Attant1c mas iour h1ndfed dwellings, and
eighteen hundred 19habltants. Twenty-Five
months ago tho nss house was erected in the
place.
,-.Anotnef zee cave has been discovered in
Mhnes9eak Goonty. 1he hoad superTisor,
1eW Weeks ago, N working the river road. nm
earthed the mystery. mass Of rocks and
nSfjIr.UAFh IN pSH "a HI x%1Il
sudoenly blast or cold Air rushed out OF the
hseure made, and has continued to rush out
from that day to thus. So cold is it that ice
forms at the mouth. where moisture gathers.
The MaGnol.a Star gives the particulars
81 SAD affair which occurred in Clay Town.
ship, that county. on IT IIhnrsday. It appears
'nat "M1e Mr. DAVID Stralght's children were
p!ay,pgg g a9ons mac Inc euge o. pond. one Of the
eltis' aged ~ yeAs, Malked ont over the Wster
on !og ihat nag 1al1en across the pond. In
20 amne her 1901 slipped and she fell in. Her
s.s!e!, agea ~, oes1ous OF rendering az the
asalstance N neF power, Jumped N, and both
"e1G 1Gal9"ue9. o.3s
1-butt!er Counsy o[aSs On me big OF o.
Iowa: "Grand Duke He is sl1 years old,
eiEnteen cen nanas a M'sh, sixteen 1eet long, gltth
h'ne 'eel' anu "e,gus = 1ons tnonsand poandS-
d, y Beas, OF spr1ng Green, Sauk County.
nat chester SOW two years old, which has
brought fourth forty-nlne pigs in three lit
teff-nanetecn Tue last nme.
The Chippewa Heratd tells OF daring at
tempt to burn tile new bridge aeross t0 tho Chip
shsvings satured with kerosene in four Or five
places on the bridge, while the timbers below
were completely soaked in the game oil, so as
to mike them an easy prey to the destruc-
tive element 1t is suspected the deed was
ATTEMPTED because OF dissatisfaction in the
location OF the bridge The fire was discos-
cred at an carly stage, and the structure
aaved.
The Eagle steam mil OF Il. 7, Rumsey, sit
uated at Chippewa City, on the Chippewa
destroyed by fire, on the afternoon OF the 4th
inst. Loss, a30 900 insured for $780, 900.
About O'Clock, on the morning OF the
11th, the large brick block, known as the
Spanldlng House Block, in Black River Falls.
was set on fire, and entirely destroyed The
block consisted Of the Spau1ding House; the
dry goods and grocery store Of Merrill 4
Cheney; the dry goods store OF Spauld-
ing l. Jones; the grocery Of D. j. Spaulding,
and The hardware store OF Eaton L Brown
The block WAS worth 52o, 900, on which there
was an insurance Of about $4,000, the in;
cured portion most1y belonging to D. j.
nloes. The ioss On the hotel Is $4,000, ono
third o. which Is covered BY insurance. Mer-
NJ d Cheney lose 915, 900, partially corered
Y insurance; y 81 e. epau1dlng Jonca' ioss was
M 4uous @ig,Voo, hgA1ly ~ 1netr goooS oelne
eaveu. Eaton = ~ broHn 1922 sla,o0: no da 1n-
Ell salanSe. spaalo!ne losea 1 anout $l,ooo.
ne l;a ate of1g'hatea IN mr.. Hopes 1eT-
cry eIole' IN 1ne same oloek, "nich
stole y Was ente1ea oy pneEta1h, GEsnn VINO opened
me sale, contamne over 1oVo Ill money, anu
Watenes 's sao aug 1e~eny 10 1he amount OF nearly
sa,Sou. A'set forcing .he sste @ and ge1tatng ag
poeIe Iession s o. 1t9 conten!s, me 1eylls set nfe
70 me nGnse Maek h!veE Ealls has 4: LOST lts
tents meb ,es ea
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w Mah 119in9 alone tne eueet, pao'y 'uJule1.