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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26
Another Joke by SOthern.

4 correspondent of the Daily Graphic
tells the following about SOthern, but
that person having acquired reputation
for practical Jokes suffers by it, and may
be innocent of this and many others laid
at his door: ...
When | talked with MI Sothern about
"Purtani'' he said:
Just come down in the shooting
gallery, where I'm just going to shoot a
match, and we'll talk it over"
When we got in the gallery, near
Browns chophouse, | found the match
was between Charley Cooper and Mr..
Sothern for $500, Mr.Cooper to shoot
with a rifle, and Sothern with pistol.
Mr.. Cooper, whose nerves were little
unsteady, having been out On George
Kids yacht ali the afternoon, took
rifle and put two balls out of ten in the
bulls eye, ringing the bell sharply twice,
and honestly, too
Il tell you, sir, egad! | hate these
practical jokes" said Mr.. Sothern, as he
winked at the bell boy, who had hold of
little string connected with the bell,
fixed up for the occasion.
Then the man loaded Sothern's pistol
with blank cartridges, and the boy stood
by to slyly pull the bell and fool the by
ISLANDERS into believing the bulls eye
should be hit each time.
Click goes the blank cartridge, ana
the boy slyly jerks the string, and the
bell rings.
Click" again, and the boy jerks the
string, and rattle goes the bell once
more.
"Click" once more, and another sly
twitch and ring of the bell. .st...-
So Sothern fired three blank cartridges
and the boy pulled the bell each
time. .....- .... -,.--
Eyes, sir" said the practical joke hater,
Mr.. Sothern, as he received the eongratu-
lations of the wags around, and quietly
took Charley Cooper's $500, II never
liked sells or practical jokes They are
inane, heartless and cruel" Then, turn
ing to Charley Cooper in the ihtensest
innocence said: Nov, Mr. Cooper,
as you've lost, Well go Fl. up to
Browns and spend this $500 for sup
per and champagne"
And the innocent man did it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26

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pc maze s. II he springs of yore
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I AND TENOR
STORY,
IT, an acting edition"
e. e Ravnsley's drawing
Place, Bayswater, A
=. ! ' publications, songs,
F. oolrerts, etc, strewn
=. o}4, profession. She is
a. r., talking 10 BERTHE
81 roas porH. =, T
Eact state Of the case, " ~ |
' IT, IN its enrelope. 1T
eci.ion, very black INK INK,
6sence Of beating about
~ forthwith set about
Efrioas proposition to !,2 a
rrlarIy iislike- W
sir H.. the possibility OF
f. .,.' proposition TO a girl
o 81 fond-Mr.
/ 3 be enabled to sub
b. affectionate uncle,
rar,on, Uncle George,
limit IN Won. more
,cci- in my speech, Ny
behavine like the tradl-
fonedy who probably
Ii, characteristics from
6Iutet. and insisting on
i;ng myself to a lady of
he Qualification of his
"a, that | had at last
2oaraze, and yentured to
achulent to Alice, OF
" disapproFed; but as
he a certain young Wo-
H. and considerable un-
b. whom Alice did me
biting much jealousy,
b. Of the letter as | had
6tted Of arbitrary inter-
up nay own story-for,
1 yi0us to avoid hurting
feelings by contessing
bhIeltcd 10 her. It was
H. aIlcoolly, for his dis
withdrawal Of the lib
hitherto allowed me ;
&ow that before Alice.
tnt change, you know, y
~ never consent to be
between you and the
. k 50 kind to you. Il
b. me that you-noW,
H. don't. I want to
mpt impossibilities,
Il 10 me. | read you
{ letters partly because
and partly because |
ow how matters stand.
e not the bone Of con
i uncle and myself-it's
Us subject than you,
IS A nuisance, a great
@eat enough to make
=
ho45h i -, nave no deh-
r. | shall soon see my
b think, Berthe, that |
fttertonS engagement"
~ u. l .5o ? ;5@s with y sing
az ''le Iaea Of o. your re-
5n-espeGlaIly on the
r about l don't know
never see YOU | self
Her take the h offer, dear,
E | Shall h nope; and
d, Besides, its worth
twelve saineas a week
!, ,, ,s,,,;:,,
doesn't want an active
o oas man in in the scene
3 # H.. sad II | trying
u r3 l9&y'. Don't YOU
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ln wy s o. Is sortot fellow,
Fry },n 10 afford NJ! him any
|, | b l3n.i think NY rem
s.a DSps@ n.a,.i., from the
b. ,s'' b;,,, would have the
.f !, 81 She said, with a
f r d. '1ul voice y i; and fin
hJle. W. " ! Il''le pile
,,i ,gT ", what Betterton
q .'.r rb;n NE MS letter, and
.o~ when N | T read
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f. Ia val ana deserves)
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NE ', 5o1L
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,-.,YrPE's STORY.

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ny studied diligently,
Ut 5s. DAY my Industry,
a. account; so | seized
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sacen Ne +, acceptance; re- &c
a..y yuen' Of NY candida Ia.
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$ Nav WI ! X kindly sins 3
Raras,srI,i.o, look through
! IS Thi ma ,jou.yencelle,,
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I ~ then f for s@ 11s Ito to play
''-' and trying in s''' t.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-15

SCIENCE AND COMMERCE. There is
in Hamburg a mercantile house as devoted
to the interests fscience as to those of trade.
Messrs. Godeffroy, South Sea merchants,
employ their feet of fve-and-twenty mer-
chantmen not only to carry on their busi-
ness, but to obtain information of all
kinds relating 10 the geography, ethnology,
and natural history Of the South Sea
islands and Australia for periodical pub
lshed by them from time to time, and to
collect curiosities for the museum es-
tablished in connection with it. The
following singular fact was lately recorded
in the journal of the Godeffroy Mu-
scum. An Englishman residing in
one Of the South Sea islands possesses the
faculty of discerning the approach Of a
vessel a day or two before it becomes yisi-
BILE, and even of describing its shape, and
whether it is brig, schooner, or a bark.
He states that it is possible to discover
ships which, by reason of the shape of the
earth, are perceptble by the direct action
Of sight by means of the yapors which
collect on the horizon at certain height
above any solid object. The shape of the
little cloud thus formed enables him to de-
termne that of the vessel beneath the hori-
zon. He adds that such observations can
only be relied upon in clear weather and
then made from high ground.
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wAsHINGToN,.



o. Aristarchi Bey, the new appointed en-
yoy extraordinary and minister pIenipoten-
tlary Of his imperial majesty the sultan of
Turkey, was yesterday presented TO the
President by the secretary Of state.
Professor, Herman jacobson, translator
for the bureau Of education, is preparing a
report of instruction in Egypt by Dr.
Edward Dor, an eminent French educator.
Y" DIR. Hnderman, director of the mint, is
in receipt of information from Carson CITY.
Nevada, which shows that the trade
dollar is going into pretty general circula-
ton there, especially, in the mining
regions. f.ai R'ih4 F'9R
The commissioner OF internal revenue
has notified his collectors to keep sharp
lookout upon national banks dealing in
currency or scrip issued by municipal or
other corporations, and directing tax of
ten Per cent. per month to be collected
upon the amount of such currency used.
The number of dstilleries running on the
LIST instant was 314, with producing ca
pacity of 227, 800 gallons of spirits daily.
The increase in September was &c, 255 gal
Ions daily.,as .s
q. L., Richardson was yesterday ap-
pointed ganger of internal revenue 10 the
Fifth district of Virginia.
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STATE NEWS.


&C General Malone has sent $500 to the
Memphis sufferers. .;i2is Fss,A i,e !,
s,a---Captain FL. III. Cooke, formerly Of
the United States navy, breathed his last
at his residence in Dinwiddie county, on
last Sunday. IN nv
The supreme court of appeals at
Staunton adjourned on Monday until the
first day of the next term, the 10th day OF
September, 1874. sslis si ~ X .fs -si
1t is understood that tho invitation ex-
tended President Grant BY the Lpudoun
agricultural society. through Colonel .. w
Fairfax, to visit their fair, has been &C.
copied !. ii.f ,.',S.,b ''A - -
The fourth session Of the Medical
society of Virginia will be held in Norfolk
on the 11th, 18th and 18th proximos, and
the prospects of a largely attended and
successful meeting are in every particular
encouraging. !.
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. Z
"PRoFEssoRv fay is exhibiting his
dark sequence" to the people of Norfolk.
A man who has a.ssequence" can gene
rally pass, 55',a.
CAPTAIN j. BARRON Hope, of Nor
folk, has written Masonic hymn, which
has been set to music for use by the. lodges
in Virginia. ar iata. aa.t8 ia
THE POLITICAL PRESSURE is SO great
at the present time that we hear nothing of
the next exhibition of the Virginia State
agricultural society. "tt4 r
THE GOVERNORS COW will be happy
animal this winter, the grass on the Capitol
Square having been moved for its benefit
again few days ago. Iaii5J NJ - -
THE MEXICAN WAR VETERANS COM
mittee of arrangement will hold an inn
portant meeting at the Office of Captain
r. g. Scott at ~ o'clock. n
f.. H. BEAN was released on $4,000
bail yesterday by Judge Wexford, to ap-
pear at court and answer the charge of
feloniously shooting A. Staude. II
THE VIRGINIA STEAMER TREDEGAR
is at Norfolk preparing for cruise in Tam
gier and Pocomoke sounds, where the oys-
ters are fine but comparatively scarce. is
INCITED BY OUR SPIRITED REMARKS,
adventured a few days since, on the .neces-
sity and duty Of doing something for Mem,
phis in her yellow fevered condition, our
citizens are now rallying to the front with
money. 1t is we'll. However, Jack Frost
is about to drive away the fever from Mem
phis. gifi,s ..hag.i.a ,fla4
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KEMPER ON THE SCALAWAGS.-
While General Kemper was in Staunton he
met in his room two Confederate officers,
of prominence in the war, and now as
citizens. Thinking that both Of them had
supported Greeley, he asked, "How will
these damned scalawags go who refused to
vote for Greeley?" He met the quick
and determined response from one of
them, as s'true spirit as ever Stirred
humanity "Yes, you put up an internal
scalawag, and now wish to denounce
every man. who would not support the
old reprobate, as q damned scalawag."
The gentleman. who had called ona visit
Of respect and friendship, got up and
instantly left the room. Hehad not voted
for Greeley.
When it is remembered that Kemper
was the author Of the resolution that COM
mitted the Virginia delegation to Greeley,
the slanderer of Virginia's men and
women, the rebuke was stinging and we'll
timed. The intolerant spirit manifested in
this instance, in classifying respectable Vir-
ginians as scalawags, the peers Of kemper
in everything, to say the least who would
not vote for Greeley, is shown in his de-
nunciation of those who will not support
him as "Benedict Arnolds and Judas
Iscariots. - Vdlley VYginidn.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ed Young's sister a week ago.
wounds are painful but not sarions
His

Gu IouHgS sister week ago. His
wounds are painful but not serious.
Judge Alexander McCue, of Brook
lyn, one of the proprietors Of The Eagle,
has commenced suit for libel against the
Brooklyn Argus, laying damages at $780,
600.
The irrepressible George Francis Train
returned to New York on Saturday last.
lie announces that the country is going to
ruin and that he will no longer remain in
it. This is the silver lining of our cloud
we can stand the ruin if it will only rid us
of Train.
One of the terms of release of the
Indian murderers, Santanta and Big Tree,
was that five men of the parties raiding in
Texas should be given up to take the plac,
OF the chiefs. After some opposition il
was acceded to, and a Comanche chief
took his band and went forth with COM
pany of United States cavalry to capture
the raiders.
The dwelling house and extensive stables
of David NJ. Taggert, Goffstown, N. Y,
valued at $4,000, were burned Monday
night, and also IL blooded horses, among
them Ned Hastings and an Abdallah stall
lion, valued at $4,000. The carriage fac
tory of Bench, Bros. & Co., and the PLAN
ing mill of Smith & Vickers, at Albany
were burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The Long Island savings bank in Brook
lyn was robbed Monday evening of box
containing bonds valued at between $780,
600 and $75, 900, while the secretary and
clerks were attending to their duties in
another portion of the bank. The loss
falls on j. P. Seebach, the depositor. The
thief was not arrested.
Ex-senator Pomeroy appeared at the
police court at Washington yesterday, and
made affidavit to the charge against Mr..
M. +. Conway, (who shot him a few days
since) of assault and battery with intent to
kill, upon hich warrant was issued, and
Mr.. Conway brought into court, and the
case was called. The counsel for the ac-
cused entered plea of not guilty and
waived examination, whereupon the court
fixed the bonds at $4,000 for the appear
ance of the accused at the criminal court to
await the action of the grand jury.
Austria has small diplomatic quarrel
with Turkey on hand. The Turkish min
lister of foreign affairs quarreled with an
Austrian consul, and was constrained to
send out a circular regarding him. The
Vienna court made the cause of its repre-
sentative its own, and demanded an apollo
gy from Constantinople. The language of
the cable dispatch leads us to infer that
Austria means to have that apology or
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-15

QUITE number of the large manufac-
turing establishments in Philadelphia are
now running on half time. Among the
number are Messrs. Porter & Dckey, em-
ploying three hundred hands; Irwin Il
Stinson, and James Nolin's Star mills, foar
hundred hands. The mills ,of james
Long, Brother & Go. have suspended ope-
rations temporarily. and Martin Landen-
berger's knitting mills have also sus-
pended. A large reduction has been made
in the number Of hands in tho various
manufactures. The cause of the reduc'
ton is the coGntermanding of orders by the
customers. At the Baldwin locomotive
works enrichment has been going on since
the panic commenced. Last Saturday nigh
there were between five and six hundred
hands discharged. There are two thousand
men still employed. The railroads are also
decreasing the working expenses. of theil
roads, thus lessening the demand for loco
motives and other rolling stock. .,5@
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FOREIGN.


~ the Pope and Emperor William
] BERLIN, October l4.-The correspond
ence between the Pope and Emperor Will
liam is officially published.
The Pope writes. August 7th, that the
measures of his majesty's government aim
at the destruction Of Catholicism. He is
unable to discover a reason for such sever
ity. Being informed, and believing that
the Emperor is averse to the increase or
continuance Of this harsh policy, he points
odt that measures injurious to the Chris
tian religion only tend to undermine the
throne. He speaks frankly, as truthful
ness to all is his duty; and all baptized,
even on-Catholics, belong, in a certain
sense, to him. He cherishes the convic-
tion that the Emperor will adopt the me-
cessary measures, and concludes by pray
ing God to be mercifnl to the Emperor
and himself.
isfl1he German Emperor replies. Septem-
iber Sd, rejoicing at the opportunity to
correct errors relating to German affairs.
If the Pope was truthfully informed, he
would be aware that the government can
not act against the approval OF the sover-
eign. The Emperor deeply regrets that
portion of his Catholic subjects-the
priests-have organized party which is
engaged in intrigue against the state,
disturbing religious peace to the extent
of open revolt against existing laws. He
points to indications of similar
movements in other parts of Europe and
in America, and declares he will maintain
order and law so long as God enables him
to do SO, even against the servants of
church which he supposed acknowledged
obedience TO secular authority as COM
mandmentof God This doctrine of obedi-
ence, however. he regrets to see SO many
priests in Prussia disown. He expresses
the hope that now that the Pope has been
informed Of the truth, he will use his au-
thority to terminate the agitation which he
declares before God has no connection with
religion or truth. He takes objection to
the Pope's remark about non-Catholics,
and, concluding, says, = the difference of
belief however should not prevent our ly-
ing in peace"
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- When you read "bear steaksp on a.
mountain bill of fare, it is good thing to-
ask the waitress if they raise their own
bears. If she be pretty, you will see
her smile, and that is delicacy not on the
programme. e9ieus s "a
If wise men never made mistakes,
this would be hard world for fools-of
whom a great many are wise. itsi aa
AN accomplished young lady at Cedar
Falls, Iowa, whistles one hundred and
fourteen tunes.
Why are the bars, Of convent like a
blacksmith's apron? Because they keep
off the sparks.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 15.--The Gaulois esti-
mates that the Bonapartists contributed
one-third Of the vote cast by the Radicals
in last Sundays elections.
Krantz, deputy from the department Of
the Seine, has declared in favor of the Re-
public. df
Bazaine, in his trial, reiterates his asser-
ton that he was not informed of McMa-
hons advance until the 80th of August.
In reference to this and several other points
he offered afiidayits in support of his state-
ments.
The president coldIy said they would be
referred with other aflidavits to the court
when the time came for the examination of
witnesses had arrived. The feeling is that
yesterdays proceedings have been unfayo-
rablc to Bazaine.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY.

In pursuance OF order om the United
States District Court, upon petition OF creditors
and to me directed. in the matter of W. It. X.
Frayser bankrupt, l will receive sealed pro-
posals for the purchase of the PHOTOGRA-
PHO ESTABLISHMENT OF said Prayser,
lO11 M ain street, Richmond, Va.
The gallery will be sold as an entirety, and
contains everything needed in the business, and
of the latest Improvements.
A credit until July !, 1874, for one-haif OF the
purchase money will be given.
Proposals will be received until IL O'Clock, M,
October 20, 1873. Full information, with the
privilege of examination of premises. may be
obtained upon application at my Office.
DAVID B. PARKER,
oc l4-5t United States Marshal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. Virginia l.. Minor has notified the
assessors Of st. Louis that she refuses to
make them return Of her property, as
under decision of the supreme court of
Missouri, she being feae cocert, cannot
own the money wherewith to pay the taxes
thereon, and further, because she thinks
taxation without representation the sum o.
all tyranny. a
I'm Memphis yerterday, James D..
Young shot at @, G.. Thompson three times,
each shot taking effect. Thompson insult
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THE Next MEETINa PLACE OF THE
CoLoRED GRAND DIVISION Sons OF
TEMPERANCE "A few days ago the
reporter was handed a postal card, re-
celved at this Office, stating that the next
meeting of the Iaboye body would be at
Charlottesville on the 18th instant, and he
was directed to notice the fact, and did so.
Yesterday we were handed another card,
from the G. w. P. - stating that the above
Grand Division would meet OH the 26th
instant, at 10 O clock .. M, in the town of
Manchester. and not in Charlottesville.
Parties interested will please bear this
statement in mind. =
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ApRoPos of Mrs. Livermore's lecture
on the question "What shall we do with
our daughters?" the Davenport Democrat
furnishes full list of answers, begin
ming in the good old fashion "Teach them
to make shirts; teach them to make bread !;
teach them to wear thick shoes; teach
them to make thoir own dresses,' and so
on, down to The concluding Injunction,
"and then let them marry"
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Gvtning Statt ydilFtiat.'
) OUR CITY TICKET.
ron HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WILLIAM WOODY. ~
- !. SPENCER w. SNYDER,
JOHN RANKIN, ,55sTT i,.s;,gd
* n. M. MANLY, siaadsee1
J. HARMER QILMER.r
ouIR Crrv I,EgTsLATfVE TICKET.

OUR CITY LEGIsLATIvE TICKET.
; The Republican convention for the city
of Richmond met this afternoon, and after
a brief and harmonious session the follow
insgsntlemeu were unanimously nominated
for delegates to the General Assembly !:
WfILIAM Woody, SPENcER w. SNY-
DER. JOHN RANKIN, r. M. MANLY,
j. HARsfER G1LafER. II ''stl ~
az We announce these nominations for the
Legislature with pride and pleasure, con-
iident that they are such as will command
the respect, if they do not secure the
support, Of candid men in both parties.
They are men of superior intelligence and
worth, identified in business interest with
the people Of this city, and may be safely
trusted to represent her in the General
, Assembly Of the state. We have no
doubt of their triumphant election in
November. This is the workingmen's
ticket. and we call upon every hard
handed mechanic to support it. ya
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PERsoyAI.-Wiliiam s. Gilman, esq,
Conservative candidate for the house of
delegates from this city, has returned to
Richmond to do little canvassing on his
own hook. i
M. M. Welch, esq.,. that courteous and
gentlemsnly agent of the Pennsylvania
Air-L,ne, is in the city. and is stopping at
the American hotel. Travellers should
consult Mr.. Welch before journeying,
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aCITYm NEWS,


RroHnosp THEAfhs. .-spalding's combination
the elite star, Miss Lille Eldridge, in Mignon."
(ivrserai orxHA- HopsEs--p professor Young, the
wizard, assisted by Madame Young, and Sig.
vivaldi and his Fantoccini-
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REPURLICANs EvERYwHERE VIC
\, y. - ~. TORlOUS. t,s4srr.

In the District Of Columbia Republicans
carry everything except two Democratic
members of the Legislature and four in
dependents. Pennsylvania is carried by
d large majority, Philadelphia alone
giving $4,000. There is a great falling off
over the vote Of last year in the Keystone
state. Ohio elects her governor and
lieutcnant-goyernor by sweeping majorities.
From Iowa the returns received indicate
that the Republican state ticket has been
elected by from 10000 to 10000 majority,
although opposed by combination Of
Changers and Democrats. l.s.fr
In Oregon James w. Nesmith, Demo-
crat, appears to have defeated Hiram Smith,
Republican, by 1000 majority.a iqs9
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COUNTY PoLITICs.


\ The people Of this county were addressed
on the 18th inst, at their Courthouse, in an
able, forcible and eloquent manner by Sem
ator George w. Graham in behalf Of Re
publican men and measures. He was fol-
lowed by Captain VIM. l.. Fernald. 10 {
few spirited remarks. w. G. Nash, the
Republican candidate for the house of dele
gates from this county, will be elected by
400 minority. AE Aae