The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-06

Int '"rn crop of Centeral Illinois ,b,.
year viii exceed any previous crop eve,
grown IN the history Of the country. Nor.
gan county alone will raise {, 600 600 bushels
;"".CaIlfornIa's wheat crop this year is the
largest and finest ever grown in that State,
The pesMoines llowaJ Typographical
Union made the award of the prizes com
Peted Tor by the compositors of the State o..
Wednesday, August IA. The first prize. a
soma silver stich, was given to C. T. Nc
ConneIl, of the Marysville Miner, who set
sos ems IN one hour. The second rrize. a
goa pm was awarded to John W. Jenner,
time. ~
IhE hrst vessel flying the japanese colors
aud manned by japanese sailors that eyer
entered all American port arrived at San
Francisco, last week, with a cargo of te,
.....Some three thousand peopIe hIcd
on the race course at Milwaukee. last veek
tosee an exhibition Of speed between those
noted myers, Goldsmith Maid. Lucv- FIn,o
and Jay Gould. The exhibition was a mis-,
cradle farce. OF the four horses, two wera
declared TO be in an unfit condition To tro,
whiie the other two-Jay Gould and Elmo
went around the track at a dog trot. The
I4safPeIh'ed audience became so enraged
hhO IIutTS Oh the horses off
the grounds, abused the managers of the az
far, attempted to tear Down the stands and
oahaved generally in q most outrageous
ana dIsgracetuI manner.....G Gen. Norrow il
hAibg up AiiLtle arrangement with the Utah
red-skins which, IL is hoped, will obviats the
immediate necessity of cnm,Dencing the
threatened war of determination aga inst
them...lhe st. Crispius of Cincinnati. 500
strong, arcon a strike. Archibald CIybourn. |
the oidest settler IN Chicago, died in that
cIty iast week, at the age of 40 years. He
'iIS'a'el rom virginia 10 the site of the
udrden Cityin 1878, where he continuous ly |
resided up tothe time of his death.
Il PhizE-FIGHr was lately contested at
"a'hoe Lake, Nevada, between Ben Will
hams and John Chatham, upon the resul.
winch over $4,000 changed hands. Will
,I&hhs was the victor in 4j rounds. The
ldVest accounts concerning the Arizona dis-
mona NEEDS locate them at the headwaters
the river Chi1uito, but the value of the
discoveries Is doubted 500. Helena, Montana.
mas been visited by a destructive fire. in
'olVing a loss of about $4,000.
ihE Rock Island and Pacific railroad ia
io" running througl trains from Chicago
~ hUchlson, Kansas......Li III WoIf, the vail
the NOVA Indians, has mo- .
.iainled ms uitimatum to the Indian Conn
~ y, AZ tne Cheyenne Agency, which is that
= = lace can be secured until the military
eha NOV from that country and Fort |
.Ii aoahdoned".- Cain Higgins. an old ,
and respected farmer residing near 7
"h e q was found dead near his house. the !
-. a9 ira dsy' with several pistol shots through d
is oody ana his head badly crushed TSne =
mar is enveloped in mystery.-.Tbs hns =
;noIera rs playing havoc with the swine IN I
'Ieen ana Jersey counties, ILl......Gen. Ord 5
eIegraphs that The reports CONCERNING tba !,
indian troubles in Utah are greatly exsro !
and that all the Indians bavi6c ="
have gone home......lhe VEN
lao!e BISHOP Uphold, who died at Indian r
Polis the other day, had been Bishop of :,
aiocese since lS49.-....A little boy, son :
! the CITY recorder of Dubuque, Iowa, was 7
iro"hed 10, the Mississippi river a few DAYS :
nee Mr.. Remington, foreman OF the =
lihois Central railroad shops, lost his life
q an attempt 10 rescue the little follow. !
The mean average temperature at Chicago