Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-28
AMERICA AT VIENNA.
Medals Of Merit to COntributors f.,
the Unified Stafes


I: +: West, for agricultural implements.
Mellick Co., Albany, for agricultur i'm
plements.
Peter Bros, for hardware.
Theodore Bcrgner, Philadelphia, for brew
| ing Instruments.
6. g. Watkins. San trsneisco. for photo.
graphs.
Goldsmith, Bachrach 500. New York, TO,
gloves.
7. Bradliss, Louisiana, for sugar.
| Elias Howe Sewing Machine Company, TO,
sewing and stitching.
! Michael l. Haskell, wearing pparcl.
L. N. Moody, Now Orleans, for sugars.
q. p. KupteI, California, for minerals.
Jules Marcot, Boston, for maps
The State OF Alabama, for minerals.
Il. F. Rothwell, New York.
The States of Indiana and Tennessee, fol-
minerals.
The Sutro Tunnel Company, Nevada, TO,
mine models.
Witherby, Sherman l. Co., Port Henry. N
Y. for tho magnet iron ore.
Tho Bienville Iron Works, Louisiana, fol
cotton oil
Henry Bowen. Philadelphia, for drugs.
Burkbardt e. Co., Cincinnati, for oils.
Chas. MorSenstcrn, New York, for starch.
+. Il. Colgate for soars
The Eclipse Oil Co., for petroleum.
6. Fox, Cincinnati, tor starch.
Alexander Fries & Brothers, New York, for
essences.
Cost 4 Atkinson, Cincinnati, for oils.
Pain Brothers, New York, for ether.
F. s. Pcnse, BuSalo, tor oils.
&. L. Hathaway 4 Sons, Boston, forsicathcr
II. G. Hotchkius, Lafont, N. Y, for ether.
! T. octor 4 Gamble, Cincinnati, for soaps.
Emil Scheher, Louisville, for pcpsin.
Stein, Hirsch 4 Co., Chicago, for starch.
| Darling, Brown T. Sharp, Providence, for
purvoying apparatus.
Anderson G. Meyers, New York, for pneu.
E1atics.
Alfred Dodge, for telling.
The Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridge
port, for War Department equipment arms.
Remington 4 Sons, Illlon, N. Y, for fire.
arms.
The Providence Tool Company, for arms.
The Schocppc Rifle Company, Hartford.
W. B. Wait
Wilson, Hcnkel L. Co.. Cincinnati.
The Joseph Dixon Crucible Company.
William Kessor & Co Cincinnati, for stoves,
Sargent, Greenlcaf d Co., for stoves.
The Government Armory, at Springfield,
Mass.
Pape Brothers, OF Cincinnati, for mou dings.
c. Weeks Co., of New York, for carriages.
Angelo Locola, OF New Orleans.
+. Whitaker and T. C. Burt, of New York.
Lo Clorcq Brothers, of Gallipolis, Ohio.
II. p. Cooper, for clothing.
". & 7. Sloane, for carpets.
The James s. Smith Manufacturing Com.
pauf, VI IIOtluCuCCs w. i.
Thomas l. Co., OF New York, for cloths.
G: II. h G. NJ. Walter, Of Worcester, Mass.
The Weed Sewing Machine Company,
John Gellci. of ST. Louis.
Moritz & Muller, of New York, for f,lrs.
W. W. Bachelor for electric machinery.
The Colt Manufacturing Company for fire.
arms.
The cities of Cincinnati, Chicago and New
York.
Isdor Busch.
Ernest Stciger. OF New York.
Schoch Brothers.
Luther Whiting, Of. Boston for music.
The National School Furniture Company.
The Prin. ing House for the Blind, Of Louis
vile.
Richards, London Il Kelley, OF Philadelphia,
for saws.
Joseph l.. Rood, Of Boston, for school fur
niturc.
The Geographical Society, Of New York.
Joseph Shcdler of Jersey City. for globes
Buckley, Lockwood 4 Co., Of New York, for
leather.
Better & Co., of Baltimore, for leather.
Conrad, Fabel l. Morrey, of Louisville, for
The Wisconsin Leather Company, of Mil
waukee.
The Baretow Stove Company, of Providence.
Charles Churchill, OF New York, for iron
drills.
John Crossings, OF Cincinnati, for stoves.
T. McDermott l. Co., Of Cleveland.
Smith Wcsson, Of Springfield, for revolv-
crG.
P. D. Konaly, for pumps.
The American Institute Of Architecture for
plans OF buildings.
Gate.
Harper Brothers, for educational books.
Aston Library Of New York, for the promo
ton Of science.
Brewer Gardner, books.
Cooper Institute OF New York, for the I'M,
provement Of the working classes
Cowperthwnite Il Co. OF Philadelphia.
Henry Barmauld, of Hartford, for cduca-
tiOnal journalism.
Henry &. Lea, of Philadelphia, for science.
James NJ. G. Martin, Of New York, for brush
Ephraim johnson, Of New York, for gold
pens.
Sanford 4 Co., of Cleveland, for account
books.
Duval & Hunter. Of Philadelphia, for chro-
mos.
the Treasury Department at Washington.
W. II. Howell, Of New York, for photos.
James Landy, OF Cincinnati, for photos.
Henry Mosslcr, Of Cincinnati, for painters
colors.
Henry Hickman, Of Cincinnati, for photo
graphs.
Charles Bierstadt for Niagara Falls stcrco-
scopes.
Scovell Manufacturing Company, for photo
graph apparatus.
Miss Sarah Fowler, Charles Maurice, Of New
York, for printing.
land.
Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing Machine Company,
of New York,
The Lamb Knitting Machine Company, OF
Cbicopce Falls. Mass.
Wthcrley, Rugg l. Richardson, OF Worccs-
ter, Mass.
The Stiles Il Parker Press Company, OF
Mil'tictown, Conn.,, for presses.
IL. j.. Townsend, OF Boston, Mass, for ma
chnery.
G. b Rogers & Co., Of Norwich, Conn.
Cowing 4 Co., OF Seneca Falls, pumps.
Jones Il Laughlin, of Pittsburg, Pa, for
shaftiDg.
The Rogors Wheel Company, of Cincinnati,
for wheels.
The Ramapo Wheel Foundry: of New York,
for car whit els.
Charles Churchill, of New York, for " heels.
A1olph E. Badcr, Of New Orleans, for sugar
cane.
Behan, Thornc 4 Co., Of New Orleans, for
alcohol.
Edmond Bourgeois, of st. James parish, La,
VuSSs
Kimball h Co., of Rochester, N. Y, for to-
bacco.
Niles Standish's Burial Place.
The Boston Transcript says that from
regent developments it seems very Ger
tain that Miles Standish was buried
near the site of the First Church in
Duxbury, Mass. This was situated on
one Of two little mounds or hills over
looking the head of Duxbury Bay, ut
the west of Captains Hill, approached
now by the new shore road from
Duxbnry to Kingston. The spot is
near the residence of Thomas Chantl-
Ter. A few years ago, in excavating n
road near the old church spot, human
bones were found which led to the
supposition that the first graveyard of
tho town might have been established
there. A tradition exists that old DR..