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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

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unb 3erne tel iur ueberfenhuu6 0ele uuh ieGteu
~ 1T ~ babeu inb basu sebrau6t rersen.
Dem ole Namen unteri6rebern eineeauet neretn
eaten beuth seidreben ietn nnt bas FsHant erust1
uap STAR senau unb rhtte ane.seten werhsu
D.nu eine 3eituae ppa etnem prHamt an e'a anfuSe
sesfest perben pa r. mus thinner aud hae Trndn1 d"p
ath en- uerbeu pp bic 3eune fruber empranarr rnre.
yDenn ssemaat itin Blatt ni6t rese!mdtta emp1ane'
sb.r I'D auf Urgent eins Art 5ebler ends6en 70 toatt
be. ser.Henbs Ween fruie BIZ 5erauseeber 'rsle BE-
nabrtdtai werbea.
81. Verantwprtlih fir @eleenennssn fur be 3es
tuua erb.n mir baun uternshmen rsnn e'eeen pei
reaihrirtes Bref ebsr per G1hStFee WsTessbrne' g.
ldeteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
4tnfff na6ri6tfu
auf Der prttten Sette.
Mnsldmoii@e Na9ri4ten.

Mus Ncm melpet man Was tfsber
nur fir cine leere 1robuns sebalten
murre, 1T nunmetr erfilt. Ter italiez
ni1he Suffisminifer bat rem Miniiter>
ratb ben @s1eBzGntmurf in 8etref ce,
untererlduns rer relisi6len S6rper>
fdaften in Rpm rerseleat. 0erMini
fenatt bat eenielbtn eintimmi9 ansez
npmmen.
@el6e Gclle Gictpr Emmanuel in
rielem Sdauipiel aueflbrt sei9t fol-
eenre@urreepcnrfn,: ~Dns Grprcpriaz
tions Deeret bstrefenp bic 8eldlas=
nabme pes erpeen Seiuitenflcfters in
6rm mar u,ipran9lid 70 ateefabt, rof
ben todmurrisen 8dtern nur etmo
,rSlf 3,mmer 9ela0en murcen> obne
= Spetielaal, obne alde, pbne oeicnrer>
ten Ginsana, ia feltft pbne ras n6tbtat
@a0er. Gle nun ater bic Grprppria
transformations erltisn, pa sstaIs'
ih pie Gcmmii1are ietr nadG,et.s,
nabmen bsrsit,piIia,t 3uffdt auf bic
@c,f ftQuneen res Yater Generals, BET
tbnen 3eiete, rae eine lel'bs Grprcpria
tipn e:nsr rtuisen @sstreituna slsid:
tomms unp ter,uistyn ibm cbne
Shmieriafeitcn ale ne Gdumlidfsitsn,
rrelde n6tbie raren> romit rer @enez
raj leltf nit 1einen Alfltenten unr
Subf bf'tuten i'm 0auie tleiben f6nne.
lifie 10 gang unaemphnlide @iufdb,
rioteit rsr 6nrn m:ro in 0elssnpsn
ibre Motioiruns fnren. Am Mrrasn
renelben laaee, oil rem aesen Miltao
oisGrprcp,iatipn ftattfneen lolte, mur>
os rsm yater Bedr Elm junser Ntbe
anaemelcet. 1etielte iteute fd BET {st@
mem Gintritt ols l>offaplan Sr. Maj.
ree &6nies &1etpr Gmnonusl sor unr
loste, IT tomme i'm 'pecislen auftraae
Sr. Nai.> um cem Yater General bic
iefe 3uiuee unc s;s,Nheruns ~ b'inz
asn, rab fcrtan Ter Srren TEL "elru
lhoft Selu in Stalten reter in ieiner
Gr1itens nr9 in ieinsm Viseattum bic
aerinefe Beeintrddti9una erleipen merz
re s.; peniafens fri Se. Moj. entldiulz
fen, in 3utunft fein perarti9es Geclet
mebr ~ untsraeidnen. Der @eneral
h6rte ibm lade!np ju unr errioere
bann: ,,Gr ifBe rrrdaus feinsn 3reiz
TEL in risle f6nislide @eriideyuns; al
lein auFaaenr ml0e es ibm er1asinen,
|rob er cine icIde 8eri6eruns eeraee
in rem Auaentlide erbalte> mo- Dor ibm
auf rem lilde Elm pon Sr. Wajefdt
unterSe,dnetes Oeeret Iie9e, reldes ZEN
Sreen beg Ifsten ibm nod in Nom
pertIiebenen aloitere in elmer 8eile be-
rauhe, rab leltt fir ibu nebit lcinen
NlIltsnten &c. Der Aufentbalt rattn
taum ldnaer m63lid lei." 1amit ldcb
er leinem Belude pas 1ecret bin. Der
junse Ntbe iab es etmas bctretsn rurh
unc petleBte rarauf: ~6o9wurren
S1 werre rariiber tem &6ul1e
[1eIesropbi,en /; penn i'd bin lter;euet,
rob er Ten umfane rs0elten gar nidt
fenut." Tos leleeromm l&eint renn
in rsr ltat feine' Bilfuns oetban su
bobea ; rena tielem umaanpe l9reibt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

man bic telcncere @iu1dbrtafeit Ter
Gommilfpn su. llebrisens maren ou6
ldcn, icbalc nur bic Nahridt pon ciez
ler lsttsn Grprcpriatipn befannt oercrz
ren, aus allen @eaenren Stalien5 ron
cen sornebmnen unp reiditen perl6nz
lidfeiten rie ercemdtbiaifen Anertie~
tuneen zen Ssluitsn suseeaneen. 6ier
murre !bnen Elm Sdlob> cort eine Tilz
la, rolt Gin palait ansetcten, cab ite
rarin ibre mubnuna nebmen, ia Sniff
tuts sriincen lollten."
Gus Qonbcn murte pom 1orisen
Dienftae eemeloet: Gin entlegIidee
unoliid beee9nete beute Mcrsen einem
po0asisrsug wslber ron cieler StaGt
nah Grinbursb abeina. @dbrsrr
cerielbe NIT raienrer @eidpinpiefe:t
iter ras 0eleiie fubr, fieb er in Ter
yldte spn ~&irbie Britse' nit einen'
Jradtsue suiammen, in Golse rei1en
neun perionen ausentlidlt9 eet5rtet
unp piele perleBt murnen> pon eenen,
pie mon tefiir6tet, einiee fterten perz
cen. Spdtere Na@ri&ten iasen> raF
eer Ya0asier;ue 3eit peridumt bate
unp NIT Der er5bten 0eldminrisfeii
eotin fubr, um rielelbe einsubolen.
= sr llneidsploB 1T niht peit pom
Carlisle BET 6auptifaet Der Orafldaf!
9umterlanp sntfernt. gpn jenerStart
rurre Elm 3us atselanct um Die 500
ten unp GerIey!en pprtbin III trinaen.
lelearamme aus Snr'tuitn melcen,
ooe lie Gtrlera in JeAtl ylosiu; aus.
ostroden lei uno in montsu 0tsencen
10 beftis auftrste, rab eis e'nnpbnes
lid eenDtbist iaten, na4 se|unres
rem Srten aus5urance1n.
Nue garen fcmmt noS Ioneerbare
9sriiht rab aus Dem 0rpbberscsthum
nddfene Elm Sbnisrsid perren iOu :,
10 ist ss in Berlin tsIdlclen morren,
unp ;mar in Nnerfennuns Ter aueeez
,eidnsten 1ienlie, mslde rer tapiihe
Wrceter;re Ter preubilden Majeftdt
oeleiitet babe. Natiir!ih wii,pe in ciez
lem Sale raa patr'ctilhe taptlhe Gplt
bic Gbre taten, gum untertalt ces neuz
IN RSniae unr leinss 6pfifaates einiae
WiQtonhsn mebr gu idpiBsn. 9ncsb
mag es li9 ramit dbnli1 perbalten,
mie NIT rer Nahridt rob aus rtm
81nta gietor Emmanuel Elm &atie'
pom Stalien eemadt wercen icu. s'n
Watsrial 3u rieier StanreezGrb6bur9
piirpe es aud pielem ssf'6n 6auplt
niht feblen, unp menn er nidt eeraps
Elm @elpaian purre, 70 hdtte er rod
wsni9fsns paa 3eus Su einem-gitel>
lIus.
Oa mir einmal an ter Mlittbeiluna
BON Senlaticnenadridten fnp> 70
mag au6 nod riele Naum fin,
cen, cab rer 8urfiirit pom 6tlcn= =Nai>
Tau 9lsieunB ssiaeu icu. aur fatbUIiiden
Sirde uter3utreten, uno 3nar lou eisa
Gem Gin1rude ieiner 0attin su,uldreiz
ten lsin, tie es bereue, Dor Sabren ib,
ren fattoliiden @Iouben pe,leuenet au
boten. Gin frei9nni9es Blatt meint
frelli9, raB bieran pieper tie SeIuilsn
S@ulp lelen.
Nus @esenstur9 fdreibt man bonn
IA. september: Die Ausfdbrun9 pes
5tiuitenseleBes bat nun aud in Dap
eru unp lpee'eu In biefeer Start be-
8ennen, no ii9 betanntIi9 felt mebre>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
Ser ,,2Ranterer" na6 europa,

Sebe @o&e seben eine Nnasbl eremplars bee
,,Wanrertr" na6 europa, unf p'r maten e't
2eler befonners aufmertlam, eae BIT ueb@rien'
buns pee Blattes an Verpaubte une 6rsnnes
ieufeite'res Oceons etn 'sbr seetenetes aR'tte'
IL, eiuen ununterbro@snsn Vertee1 NIT eenlel'
Ben su lnterbaIten unn Ns lter e'e 3u'fanof
Brtefpe t.sI sei9eben fonnts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
Ciuftnbuu9tu nnb Aerrt(peasfn3su,

betsubers iber ttr@li&e uub anbsse pipt.se 81
aebeubeiten, fub ieberaeit ptutpmmeu, muheu
abtr pom Berfaltr uateraet4nft ietn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
. as y itror ort %

ben @er. Staoten uab Canada terdst 20 a ptr Sae'
une mus bem &mpdnaer BET ener prfe1aet sterteI'
idbrtidb oorauSbe3abIt rerbea.
Nau iaux II fe>er Belt auf Zen .,aDaxserer eten'
1trea.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Beauty.

4 thing of beauty is a JOY forever.
Keats.
Beauty is short lived tyrrany.-
Socrates
TIE essence of the beautiful is uni
~ in VAR, ty.-Mendelssohn.
In life IS in art, the beautiful move
in curves.-Bul,Cer Lyttoa.
To give pain is tyrrauy-to max e
happy is the true empire of beauty.
Steele.
There is no excellent beauty with
some strangenoss 10 the proportion.
Bacon.
Beauty can afford to laugh at dis J.
tinction.-Boree.
There is nothing that makes its
way more directly to the soul than
beauty.-AddiSoa.
The soul, by an instinct stronger
than reason, ever associates beauty
with truth. - Tuckermdn
Lovely sweetness is the noblest
power of woman; aud it is far better
to prevail by parley than by battle.
Sir PHILIP Sidney.
Every good picture is the best Of
sermons and lectures. The sense in
forms the soul. Whatever you
have, have beauty.-.Sidney Smith.
The useful encourages itself; for
the multitude produce it the beau
tiful must be encouraged for few
can set it forth, and may need it
GPthe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Christmas in Yorkshire.

In no part of EugIand is Christ
mas so splendidly celebrated as in
Yorkshire. The work of preparation
commences some weeks before, and
its sports and tes ivities continue du-
ring the first month of the new year.
The poor of the parish visit all the
neighboring farmers to beg corn,
watch is invariably given them to the
measure of pint each. Poor old
women called yessel-Cup swingers go
about from house to house with a
waxen or wooden doll, fantasticaIly
dressed, and sometimes adorned with
an orange or rosy-tinged apple.
With this in their hands, they chant IA
carol, invoking blessings upon the
masters. mistresses, and little chill
dren OF the houses where they call.
At eight o'clock on Christmas eve
the bells greet "Old Father Christ
mas" with merry peal, the children
parade the streets with drums, trum-
pets, bells, kettles, warming pans and
shovels, taken from their respective
cottages. Tho yule tree is now light
ed. Supper is then served, of which
one dish is invariably frumety, from
the mansion to the cottage Yule>
cake, one of which is always made
for each individual in the family and
other more substantial viands are
likewise added. The Christmas pie
is still regular dish, and generally
consists of a goose, sometimes two,
with the addition of half dezen
other fowls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Gen. J. K. Proudht.

We make the following extract
from the Ne,c Merieo Union, a paper
printed at Santa Fe, dated December
8. The editor after reciting the cor>
ruption Of New York Judges, their
impeachment and conviction, goes on
to say
1--WE in New Mexico have no adj
vantage Of the impeachment process.
We have to depend upon the Pres-
dent and Senate alone, to relieve us
from the ignorance and meanness of
an obnoxious unjust man, clothed
with judicial authority without our
consent. How long will the Presi.
dent suffer this people to bear these
burdens Not all Grants parti2ans
are grovelling ''low-down" men.
There are bright characters and splen-
did intellects among them. Why
cannot Grant fill with such men the
offices ia New Mexico? Is Gen.
Proudft, the Surveyor General, the
only gentleman Of this class with
whom the President will favor US ?
As the doors open to new appoint
ments, the President can make him
self beloved if be will reform the civ
il service here by appointing such
large hearted and liberal Rinded
men as Gen. Proudft"
This strong commentator Of
man who so lately left our state must
give pleasure to all his numerous
friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Law of Newspapers.

The following General Law for
the protection Of newspaper publish
ers, has been ruled upon and ac-
knowledged by all Courts in the
United States
/. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing TO continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their periodicals, the publisher may con-
tinue to send them until all arrearages are
paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take
their periodicals from the office TO which thev
are directed, they are held responsible, till
they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
q. II subscribers move 70 other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to their former direction, they
are held responsible.
3 The Courts have decided that refusing
10 take periodicals from The office, or remov-
ing and learving them uncslled for, is prlma
facie evidence of intentional fraud.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
A First rate Appointment.

Late papers announce the appoint
ment of Col. B. w. Bsisbois of Prai-
RE du CHEN, to Consulship at the
city of Verviers, in Belgium. This
will please the many friends of Mr..
Brisbois and we hope will be accept
able to himself. IL is said that he
had not solicited the place, and knew
nothing of it till the nomination APP
peared in the papers. There is some.
thing refreshing aud antique
in these instances where the office
seeks the man, and the man does not
seek the office; where log,roiIipg,
begging and petitioning have not
been carried on for years 20 get It..
Would that such instances were not
80 rare.
Col. Brisbois during the war was
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for this
district. He has been a steady and
useful Republican,in County where
such men are greatly needed. His
integrity and business abilities fit
him well for the position, besides
which he is thorough French schol.
ar, and therefore will be perfectly at
home al Verviers, where the French
tongue prevails.
Verviers is an important manufac-
turing city Of $4,000 people, shout 100
miles north east of Paris, and is the
great centre of the wooden manufac-
ture in Belgium, exporting some eight
million dollars worth per year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
PopnIation OF cities of other states
The Diamond Swindle.

There ia seldom q more colossal
and groundless fraud perpetrated
than that lately exposed at San Fran
cisco. The c)nspirators went to Lon
don and bought S37,0 worth of
rough diamonds, and used them in
New York and California With such
success, as 30 fill the public press with
lying accounts of the richness of the
pretended Arizona diamond fields.
A stock company was formed and
Gen. Mcclellan was induced to take
the office of President. Shares began
to sell rapidly, and now and then the
telegraph would spread before the
country new batch oflies to support
tho preceding ones.
The doubtful called for some ez-
pert, to 90 and examine the ground,
and the swind!ers got Mr.. Janin APP
pointed, who was plotted thither, saw
diamonds dug up just whore they
bad been planted, and reported in
the interest of the company. The
sale of shares goes on lively and the
Diamond "Ring" pockets vast
amount Of money. At last the emf
nent geologist, King, State Surveyor
Cotton, and others make q thorough
search and find that the ground has
been sailed" Legal Investigations
have since been held, and truth of
the matter begins to appear, from
some Of tho subordinate members OF
the swindle, who are confessing the
tricks by which it was so long main
tanned
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

TT is twenty-one years since
the present Constitution Of Indiana
was adopted, and many of its fea-
lures are far behind the times. For
instance, it forbids negroes or mulat.
toes to enter the State, and prescribe
punishment for any one who en-
ploys such person or gives them
any inducement TO remain in the
State. It's terms prevent the pas
sage of any adequate election or
registration laws, and, under its pro.
visions, the Judges of the Sta'e are
becoming the mere creatures Of par
ty. TO remedy these evils, the
Legislature, now in session, is asked
to call Constitutional Convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Direct Election by the People.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2O-Reprosen-
tative Porter, of Virginia, introduce
ed, to-day, joint resolution propos-
ing an amendment to the Constitu-
ton providing for the election of
President and Vice President by a
direct vote of the people and also
joint resolution providing for the
votes of the people, both Of which
were referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Both these propositions
have grown so rapidly in favor of
late. that they will undoubtedly be-
come the leading features with
which the next Congress will have
to deal. Like most other projects
for important new legislation, they
are introduced now only to bring
them before the public for discussion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

ls now one oftho largest weekly editions issued west
o. New Notk, very handsome eight-page sheet with
MY SIX columns of matter expressly seleci cd and
mace up Tor TINS issue with choice variety of orgi.
Ma literary, art and AZ icultursl topics
IL VIII continue IN every pect To be made Yves
TERN Family journal, equal IA literary excellence 10
any published ~ this country while its caieiul cola.
ton VI the news OF tue daily editions constitute II a.,
nhsurp sseu 2ompend of the fresh est topcs of the
DAY Among the Writers on home themes the contri-
buttons OF Rural vii hold their place and tpcrease
the wide reputation already enjoyed by this beat of
al writers on "ta and Garden" for years welcome
IA mulatude Of " estern homes. We shall fnrpsh
also large variety II articles social topics Liter
stuEe art, education, commerce, general culture and
Tue progress OF Society all made more prominent
feature OF the Weekly than heretofore Tales and
eketches, original and selected will be flrni he'd in
each number Attention is drawn 20 the ftctthst nv
me terms presented bel ", the Weekly TrJ,as viii
pflng 10 the country h,eside and the farmers home
Isadlhg Tor all Classes reaching In amount each year
inc bulk Q! many volumes from the best writer's with
variety ahd iuinoss, the best thoughes facts and dis
CoNsfea OF the age, at price which makes it not only
me oest but TIE cheapest Of reading matter within
in the best.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Now Soldiers Bounty Land Bill.

This bill, which has passed the
House Of Representatives., has some
very fair and benevolent featur 90 on
it's face, and il there were not already
most generous bounty land laws in
force, il would doubtless become
lAw without opposition. But the
well known evasions and abuses Of
tho present law seem tosuggest that,
With all their precautions, the gener-
osity of Congress to the soldier will
ultimately fatten the land speculator.
The bill provides that every SOL
der, seaman, musician, &c, who
served for ninety days and was hon
orably discharged, or il dead, his
widow or minor children, may enter
100 acres of the public domain, and
receive certificate Of entry without
paying fees that such entry may be
made in person or by agent, and SUBJ
ject to such rules as the Secretary of
the Interior shall prescribe that the
patent for such land she'll be issued
only to the person entitled to enter
the land and that no title and inter
est in said land can be conveyed to
any other person, until the patent
deed has been actually delivered to
the soldier or his heirs.
There seems no doubt among prom
inent Republicans in Congress that
under all this overlooking stream of
generosity and gratitude to soldiers,
there is powerful undercurrent of
future speculation in soldiers lands.
The sentiment Of the Republican par
ty has become 30 decided againstany
further great land grants, ard in ia
vor Of holding ell lands for actual
settlement, that the spectators are
becoming alarmed lest they find it
not so easy to get hold Of lands. The
presentHomestead aud Bounty Land
laws do not favor them sufficiently,
50 there is an effort made to obtain a
land grant to soldiers, which if fully
taken advantage of, will use up some
s0,000,000 acros, and perhaps leave
the poor settler Of the next decade
little more than tho Rocky Noun
,ains from which to select home
stoad. The General Land Office ia
much opposed to the bill, and the
Senate is not considered friendly TO
t..
IL will be seen that the bill propos-
es TO give away millions Of acres,
without actual settlement that is, to
10 held on speculation, and therefore
ii is opposed to the true policy Offset.
ling and improving our western ter
r.tofies,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Observation-Disclosures.

STArE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and for
~ Grant County Grant County.
Addison Bnu q Theodore Burr partners n trade
under tn hrm name Of A. q T. A. Burr, Pitts Va
Joseph Banding, Defendant
The Saie Of Wisconsin 70 TIE Defeaddn, here NAMED
You are hereby Summoned aud required 70 ans yer
the complaint in this action which il filed IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of the above named Court A.
Lancaster In said county, on Dec 5th, 1874 and 10
serve copy OF your to said complaint on the
subscribers at their Office in the village Of Lancaster
Graut county, Wis, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service
and If you fail to answer the coropla nj ,g,lgn -
time aforesaid, lie plaintiffs in this action will take
Judgment against 80 u Tor the sum Of two hundred
ana ninety nve dollars aud stEty three s19.63
With interest at P cent from July Ist 1871 TO-
gether with their costs W.
BARBER CLBNENTsoN, PITTS Au,y.
Dated Decembo, It'll 1877 5s,s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

acs-CoLFAX DECLINEs.-A Wash
isgton special to the Chicago Jour
nal, Dec. 10, says
Your correspondent is permitted,
officially, to state that the negotia~
tions between Vice President Colfax
and the New York Tribune termin-
ated yesterday afternoon by mutual
consent, when Mr.. Orion returned to
New York to make the announce
ment of his proprietorship and plans.
Mr. Colfax wrote q letter formally
declining the offer. A rumor is cur.
rent that the position has been Of
fered to Geo. William Curtis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

GE-The French spolistion claims
are again before Congress. They
have been before it forty times be-
fore during the last seventy years.
They amounted to $4,000, 600 at the
outset. Twice a bill has passed both
branches et the national Legislature
to appropriate 100000 for liquid
ating them, and twice a President
has vetoed the bill. The original
claimants are in their graves, and
the matter has been often investigat-
gated and found to have no basis
in equity. 1t ought to be an offense
unstable with expulsion for any
member Of Congress to bring the
subject forward again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

tS The Catholics of Dubuque are
greatly exercised over the conduct
of Bishop Hennessey in refusing
Christian burial to the remains of the
late J. ]. E. Norman, who was very
active IN the city schools. The Bish-
op claims there is not sufficient evil
dence that he was a Catholic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24
Cities of wisconsin over 1000.

From the Ninth Census Report
we compile the following list OF cit
les in Wisconsin, whose population
is over 1000, with few additional
in neighboring states most interest
ing to our section. They are here
arranged in the order of their size,
aEd the growth some of them exhib-
it in the last ten years, will astonish
many readers of the Herald:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

G$Tho Wisconsin delegates in the
House Of Representatives, with the
exception of Mr.. Hazelton, voted for
the Soldiers Bounty-Land>Specula-
tions-Steal.Bill. The same will
doubtless be killed in the Senate, as
il should be.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

@-The Supreme Court Of Wiscon.
sin have Just decided case against
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
psny, holding them responsible for
the prompt transmission Of dispatch.
IS, aud liable for pecuniary losses
growing out Of their neglect or de-
IGY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-24

nE Edward A. Pollard the South
ern editor and author, who, IS editor
of the Richmond Eng .rsr during
the war, fired the Southern heart -
and who subsequently, published a
book entitled "The Lost Cause. /"
died at Lynchburg, Va. on Monday
evening, aged 45 years.