Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

bIOHS WcTS uiAtt lOf the gUGf8I he
funeral was postponed until the 1lth,
when the friends ofthe de ased gath
cred TO do the last rites for the de-
parted Just before the coffin was
closed, some Of the friends noticed
that the supposed corpse was per-
spring quite freely. A physician
was called in, who proceeded TO bleed
the man, when the blood flowed. and
he soon came to, and recognized the
the anxions modrners H is BOW
doing well, and is in fair way Of re-
covery
The Green Bay Adcocate cay :
that within short time after the
operation, in the Shawno county
vaccination horror, all, or nearly all,
OF she subjects were seiz I'd with So
we're sickness, with symptoms OF vic.
lent vomiting and purging, headache
and cold chills; the muscles were re-
Iaxed, and in some instances The
body bad the appearance Of erysipc-
las, the tongue coated, the eyes H.
famed and tho arm much swollen,
with pulse high and ieverish. Four
OF them ali children died soon af-
ter the vaccination, one in II hours,
the others within 81 hours.
Tho first tobacco raised in Rock
county was cut after it had obtained
its growth, piled upon a wagon, like
a load Of hay, brought to Jaueavile
and offered for sale to tbs proprietor
Of cigar store He bad all the
greens his family could dispose Of,
and declined to purchase The own
er Of the load was compelled to take
it home, but he has sioce learned the
mode OF harvesting curing, and mar
ketinG tobacco
Tho Racine journal gives the
fellowipg az an evidence of the un-
usual cold weather this wioter: "For
the first time within the memory OF
the Oldest inhabitant, Lake Micni.
gan is frozen over az far as the eye
can reach, the ice being from four to
eight inches in thickness. 1t is true
that there have been times when
there would be a thin coat OF ice, but
it was usually broken up in few
hours after the sun rose
"A short time ago, while return.
ing from Menasha, q horse belonging
to Henry Bader had one Of his legs
broken while endeavoring to pass
Geo. Bauer's team. Bader claimed
that Bauer would not give him one,
half OF the road, and sued Bauer for
the value Of tho horse. The case was
tried before Squire Green last week
and the jury returned q verdict in
favor OF Bader for 500 and costs.
Bader has appealed.
The remains of white man
with light sandy hair, were found
near Pickerel Lake (ebout sixty.five
miles north Of Shawno, on the Uni
ted States Military Road J, about two
weeks ago. When found the dogs
had eaten all the body except the
head, which remained entire. There
was knit WOODEN jacket, folded up.
under the head. Any person wishing
for further Information can obtain L
by addressing D, II Puleifer.
Tho other day fellow went in
to Racine shoe shop aud began a
discussion with the workmcn on the
subject of religion. aud, To make his
remarks more impressive, be seized
an ak and threatened with q ath tho
whole Of his listeners. lie is cooling
off in tho county jail.
On Monday last, tho Marshal Of
Nc Gregor arrested under requisi-
ton from Governor Washburne, Will
son LAmor and John Bowers, Of Pra.
RE Du CHEN, and took them to Me-
Gregor, who're they were bound over
in 5000 bail each 10 answer to the
charge of highway robbery.
The Milwaukee TTIssousin saws
that great many new buildings ar
in process Of erection in that city.
and that extensive preparations are
being made to build 10 the coming
season. 1t says. there is not q vacant
store in tic city.
"A man in Sheboygan had SO
thoroughly on his mind the safety Of
his money which he bad concealed
that he removed it to another place
in his sleep, and supposing it stolen
be issued o search warrant tor tho
search of the house.
The Kewaunee Enterprise saws
in c. B Knights logging camp, in
Caseo, last week, pine tree was
felled which scaled 1000 feet. 1t
was cut into seven !ogs--six Of them
sixteen feet in length, andsne twelve
feet.
1t is estimated that there will be
400 600 600 feet Of logs put in on The
Chippewa and its tributaries, and
that over four thousand mon ara en-
gagged in this work V.
Ice cutters at Milwaukee, are
putting up such impurities il the
shape Office far summer consumption
thac the Bosrd If Councillors were
petitionecson tho matter,
La Pointe, Ashland county. is
over 200 years old; 1t was an old
town when the patriots Of The Revo-
oution were dghting f)r ind9pon-
dence.
"A liquor dealer in Wenoua bred
q poor woman to make him some
shirts, and then Offset nor bill by an
account that her husband owed for
whiskey.
"A man named Baker wh0 lives
near Waupun has just boon divorced |
from bis wife in order to marry the |
daughter of bis wife, by q former
husband
Harry johnson, OF Mazom mic
wRa instantIy killed, last friday, by
the bursting Of q balance wheg on a
woodworking machine.
There were three Visions n gov
,rnors at the legislative party 81 fri
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