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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28

Sabres, bae er fttne 3ettun9 ptermal BE-
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3eituno be3oblen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22
Chinese Ingenuity.

The Marysville (Call appeal gives the
following illustration of the ingenuity of
the Chinese;
A little incident was brought to our mo-
tice day or two since which illustrates
the ingenuity of the Chinese in rather a
peculiar manner. Mickey McDapiels.n
as he is Familiarity called, owns lot of
geese, which occasionally get in slough
and stray away to the Chinese vegetable
gardens which border The pleasant pool.
Doubtless they would help themselves to
Johns cabbage on these predatory excur
siuns, for it is well known that The de-
scendants of Romea ancient preservers
have a iOndness for this article. The
plan hit upon by John 10 prevent them
frCG gratifying their natural propensities
was ilgenious and novel, aud remained
undis Covered until few DAYS since Sew
eral geese belonging to Mr. McDaniels had
died, and no reason could be assigned for
this strange procedure on their part, Tor
they were tat and healthy, and a goose
is supposed to be a long.lived fowl. But
when they were driven up 10 be picked
the mystery was solved. Four of the birds
were found gagged in a siogular manner
and one which Canhardly be described, A
ring of fine wire, about two inches in cir
cumferenCe, was found in the mouth of
each, held there by being turned over the
top of the head ard hooked in under the
feathers The way it came thereds cas-
ily understood. The Chinaman when
making these rings, twisted two ends Of
this wire together, turning the end over
making quite strong hook, This was
hung on cabbage leaf or other
vegetable and left to wait for the coming
Of the victim In feeding, the goose would
strike its bill down to pick up a Tempt
ing morsel, and if one part OF the bill
went inside this loon is doom was sealed,
for the loop would, by the force Of the
blow, be turned over the mead of the
reckless bird, and tue hook, of necessity,
would fasten under the feathers on tne
top of the head. A few struggles OF the
poisoned bird would draw the fire wire
under the feathers out o. sight, and thus
the bird would be unable to close is bill
In this condition, with its head held high
in the air, it would run around in a circle
until exhausted Even on being driven
home and observed in that situation, it
would require close inspection 10 detect
the cause Of this strange proceeding on
the part OF the tortured bird. Mr.. Nc
Daniels bed lost a large number, and
only discovered the cause accidentally
when engaged IN picking them. If any
one can produce mole ingenious method
of getting rid OF geese, without killing
them outright, we should like to be in
formed Of the mode OF disposing of them.
We shall doubt the ingenuity Of John no
longer, but indolse that famous saying
~ l'.,r n, flint NV fapy and triTl-g tlpt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22
General News Summary.
WASHINGTON News.

A Wasbin rton dispatch of the lOth an
,onnces that the Treasury Department has
adonted roou,,tions providing that hereafter
all ar,,nintmppts or promo lions in the New
~ lie viii hn mad. IN accord
- ,t,I, Az. rcs,lts If ruhlic competitiye
.i,,ti.,,s os nrescrihed in the ruics gov.
49, ~. ciyiI service Local examining
aar,,,1i,,oe. have been aupointed for the
custom House and its several branches in
49,, oit,
yosbi,,,top telegram of fine 19th saws
,h, war prnarttnent had issued regulations
Cor the discovery. Identification and payment
~ claimants for nav ho,,nty nrze.roopey
AID o,,cr,,o,evs dine "a co1ored soldiers,
saiIcrsor,., rirrs or tbcir lcg,l representa-.
lives NOW residing or who NAV have re.
sid.d j., ann. S,atc in which slavery existed
!, tho var lsGo Diabnr.Inp office, win be
.s+atlisb,l T., .g,rions southern cities.
W. tt,rd,. of tne Rnven,,e Marine Diyl.
sion ~ th, Treasury pepartmeut died In
w,sbingtup an the I2th He had been in
thn Dorartpnnt FORTY wears.
,rh,, o,,tr,r, Ear CARRYING thr pacific ,naiI.
hotu,ea, me rnited states and China has
hocr awarded IA The Pacific Nail Steamship
Co,ooany Lv thc Post Office Dapartmrnt at
ssno mn ,,or or,,po
prcsldrp, Grant arrived in Washington on
.ho1sD
Under the late law Of Congress granting
TO disabled soldiers artificial limbs, or in
lieu thereof, Communication, those who have
been pnralyacd, or have sustained some bod
iy injury dcpriying them of the use Of their
limbs, can make application for commute.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22
How One Law Case Was Settled.

4 CASE recently tried before the Clon-
mel Iraaud) AssiIes was brought to a
singular and novel termination by the
presiding Judge. The parties in the case
were young man and a young woman,
both of whom claimed possession TO a
rural property, one by virtue of an an
cient lease and the other under viii.
They were in court for the purpose of
giving their testimony, when a bright
idea occurred TO the magistrate, q Mr.
Clarke, who interrupted The case to say
at Just strikes me that there is 8 pleas
ant and easy way to terminate this law
suit. The plaintiff appears to be re-
spectacle young man, and this is a very
nice young woman, Laughter. They
can both get married and live happy On
this farm. If they 20 on with law pro
ceedings it will be fritered away between
the lawyers, who, am sure, are not un-
gallant enough to wish the marriage not
to come off,
The yodng lady, on being Intercepted,
bushed. and SAID she was quite willing
to marry the plaintiff. The latter, on be.
ing asked if he would wed the young
woman, calamity responded "AIost un-
doubted'y,' Mr. Clark remarked l0at
the suggestion occurred to him by in
stinct ON seeing the young couple. \
verdict was subsequently entered for
plaintiff ON condition OF his promise to
marry defendant within two months, a
stay Of execution being put on the yer.
diet Till the marriage ceremony is com
pletcd the counsel gave the young lady
such an unmcrcjful chatting on her
consent, which many in court thought
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22
Stray Children.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

ia JOSH "i'''''-'''''
Thare IL this difference at least, be
tween rd and h'mor, Wit makes yu think,
humor makes yu latt,
| wouldn't Civ shilling pound for
religion that yu kant take ennywhare out
into the world with yu, even tew a boss
race, if yu hav a mind tew, without los
ing it.
The best way tew convince a phool he
" wrong, II tew let INN nav M own
way.
A man IL vain just in proportion tew hiz
phoIIv, and VIE, Just in proportion te"
hiz humility.
A vain man, flushed with success,
spreads himself Ike peakock, IN AR
day, but when nv hour 0V tflal Gums ~
peakock, IN wei gay, ne toIdS hl]
spread, aud steals silently away.
AlWus iol!er yure own ADVISE, ana 'et
other folks toiler theirs.
People who haVn't got anything teW
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22

Winthrop, Me, has an extraordinary
specimen, Mr.. j. Ii. Mclntire, a man six
ty years of age, who never ate any meat
in his live.
Nathaniel Hawthorne had singular
passion for the sea, and used to say often;
II should like to sail on and on forever,
and never touch the shore again"
Ralph Waldo Emerson will build a
new house in Concord, upon the site of
the one destroyed recently The new
mansion will be nearly an exact copy Of
the former structure, and will cost about
1850.
In Boston, the other day, lwakura,
head of the japanese Embassy, was pre-
scented with the most elegant copy of
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary ever
produced, The work is in two volume :,
printed on very heavy linen tinted papsr,
with wide margin, ana elegantly bound
in Turkey Morocco, elaoorately gilt The
edges are partly gilt, and in front rep.
resentation Of the Japanese flag entwined
with the stars and stripes on the edges
AT the end are alfo japanese insignia and
the coat Of arms of the recipient.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22

Dr. Lowell Mason, ST., the well-known
composer of church music, died at Newark,
n. j., on the nth, at the advanced age Of
81 years.
A Young married lady, Mrs. John Jones,
residing at Allegheny City, Pa, attempted
to light fire on the morning OF the llth,
with kerosene oil. The can, containing two
gallons Of oil, exploded, throwing it all over
her and setting her on fire, She was burned
to crisp, and died within four hours.
The New York Democratic and Liberal
Republican State Conventions are to be held
at Syracuse on the 4th Of September,
General Butler has stated that he shall not
allow his name to be used in the canvass for
Governor Of Massachusetts,
The Prohbitouists Of Massachusetts, will
hold a convention to nominate candidates
for state officers, IN Boston, August 2S.s
Horace Greeley arrived at Gorham y, H.,
on the 18th, and was escorted to the hotel,
where he made speech, after which he left
for the Glen House. Here he was received
with music, and made few remarks
The Republicans If the Fourth Congress
ional District Of Maine have nominated Cen
cral Samuel r. Iiersey for Representative in
Congress
There were twentythrcc cases Of sunstroke
in New York city on the i4th, Ave Of which
were fatal Seven cases were reported in
Brooklyn,
The sheriff Of New York City received no
tirc on the 18th, from the Attorney General
not TO arrest Andrew Carney in the civil
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22

THE case of Martin rs Martin, entered
upon the docket of the Supreme Court a
few DAYS ago, is one OF the most remarka'
bic specimens Of legal eCcentricity that
we have heard of for many a day, The
appellant makes affidavit and motion for
a writ Of error, stating that in December
1871, while he was at the East, the plain
tiff brought action against him in the
Fifth District Court for divorce, and oh
timed an allowance of $500 for counsel
fees and $50 permonth peHdeaft Ate Upon
the return of the defendant he moved for
a reversal Of the Judgment and order The
lower Court refused 10 grant the mo
ton. stating that its Judgment was fnal.
The affidavit filed in the Supreme Court
narratcs the above facts, but alleges fur
Their that the defendant never saw or knew
the woman sueing for divorce from him
until his return from the East and that
consequently he never could have married
her. and that she was the widow OF anoth-
er party recently deceased in Missouri.
and that, as his reliCt, She had received a
portion Of his estate There is something
very queer about this case. and if the ale.
cations Of the defendant are true il Ger
tainly presents novel method Of obtain.
ing a livelihood for impecunious women
II is giving considerable latitude to the
doctrine of voman's rights Sacramento
(Cdl.) Record
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22

that the new Government building at Chi
cago would be commenced as soon as the
title to the ground should be secured to the
United States
The new Chicago City Directory contains
12G, ia names of the heads Of families ana
business men This indicates population
Of about i40, 900.
At Plymouth, Ind, on the evening OF the
l4th, a little girl about thirteen years of age,
named Rouse, was horribly burned while try
ing to start a fire with coal oil. The can ex-
ploded, setting fire TO her clothing, and be
fore the flames could be cXtinguished she
was nearly roasted alive, She fingered until
noon of the nert day, when she expired,
suffering terribly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
Incidents and Accidents,


A Peoria man cooled of in an ice
house. He will never get warm again.
Mrs Hays child drank some scalding
hot milk at Dubuque, Iowa, and died.
"A child of Mrs. Arlnstron, Of Vim
ton, Ind, died the other day from drink
ing I've.
Mrs. Robert Adams expired at Ches
ter, H., the other evening, from the effects
of spider bite.
A boy at Underhill Va, has recently
coughcd up beech not which he got into
his lungs two years and half ago!
An infant child Of Wallace Reynolds,
Of Bonneville, Ind was bitten by rat a
few nights ago, and died the next day.
A bright little two-year-old son Of
John Dunlap, Of Springville, Iowa, was
drowned in swil barrel few days ago,
"A few days ago, William II. Smith,
OF Greenfield, Ind, was killed by falling
from haystack upon the tines Of apitch-
fork.
Miss Eva Fulkcnburg, of Athena,
Mich, was drowned the other day, by
being backed from bridge by fractions
horse.
A little son Of August Hotlbauer,
of Hannibal, Mo, shot himself the other
day, while playing with loaded lie
volyer.
Elias Villains, Of Buffalo, Mo, blew
into the muzzle of his run to sec il it was
loaded. Ii was, and The funeral occurred
in due season
"A boy named Dclzell, aged twelve, Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, climbed to a roof to
get his kite, .cll to the ground, and was
MORALLY injured.
A daughter of Joshua Brown, of
Baldwin's Prairie. Mich, was killed a
few days since by a plank falling On her
neck and choking her to death.
A little son of Andrew Anderson, Of
Lacrosse, Wis, was drowned the other
evening, by accidentally falling into a
barrel OF water,
"A boy named McNeal Of Ncenah,
Wis, accidentally shot himself while
hunting a few days ago, and died of the
injuries soon after.
A party Of young ladies who were
bathing in the sea at Gloucester, Va,
were driven to the shore by a shark,
barely escaping with their lives.
Thirty Young ruGiaus in Portland,
Oregon, sciZe9 Chlnaman anocut OIL ms
gneeue' FIea4'ng tu'I'y, they were Ioeu
nv each' or zen o'S" ll'ltiiS"i''"''''
"A child of Mr.. Sweet, of La Crosse,
Wis, while playing around theotove, set
its clothes on fire, which were burned cn.
tjrcy oil, and the child injured fatally.
Ionn IT Harm Of Anhpr, Kansas
FAN rrn, ,,' ;, o, ,, a, Sohhoth Schnni
picnic, and was infanuy killed, falling
upon his forehead and breaking his neck.
ro.,, ,r.rro IrortoIrd , hn,,s ,yora 80.
aan,. st 1919 N =, xxx ~
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,o|HV, han hni I@', s,,JIo1 c,rrp os
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22
The East.

Gold closed in New York on the leth at
1l5 l.@ll5 s,
At Pittsburgh, on the 9th, two sister,
named Sciby, and another girl named ia.
velle, all under ten years of age, attempted
to light a fire with carbon oil The rosu't
was an explosion. The two Selhys would
likely die, but the other might recover,
At recent meeting of the Marble Manu-.
facturcrs' Association in New York, It was
announced that the workmen, after three
mouths useless struggling for the eight hour
recognition, had returned to work upon the
old system and at the same rates.
President Grant arrived at New York on
the morning Of the loth and left Immediately
for Long Branch.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22

Cosuzrormdjouk, village on the Asatic
bnnk Of the Bosphorus, inhabited by poor
Jews and Greeks, has BEEN destroyed 10y fire,
Upwards OF one thousand families are home
less and destitute.
The session Of the British Parliament was
prorogued by the Qnecn on the ION. Her
speech waa delivered by proxy, She not being
personally present Among other things,
she offered congratulations ut the umIrablo
settlement of the "mdirect claims" contro-
versy with this country,
One Of the most extensive cotton factories
In Geneva, Switzerland, was destroyed by
fire on the night of the 18th. Loss estimated
at l0,0o0, 0o0t Eight hundred operatives are
thrown out Of employment.
Prince Wsmnik has celebrated at Varln,
his silver wedding Only small number Of
near relations and old friends were present
on the occasion, but every minute brought
some testimony of the interest with which
the day was regarded, even beyond the
bounds Of Germany,
A special dispatch from Madrid to the
London T0lm Of the 18TH says 'king
Amadeus has not, As reported, signed the
bill providing for the gradual abolition OF
slavery in Cuba The Porto Rico document
which he signed, is simply code of rules
for providing for the enforcement Of law
passed by the Cortcs in 1859 preparing for
the emancipation Of slaves In the spanish
colonies
The news from Mexico on the 9TH was to-
the coeclthat the country was becoming
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