Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22
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seat in the New York State Senate.
--Miss Mary Thomas, of THIN,
Ohio, has been admitted to the bar.
A Connecticut horse has ac-
CURED the habit Of chewing tobacco.
There are one hundred vscan.
cies in The Naval Academy 81 Auap.
oils.
The Republicans elected their
Governor in Rhode Island by 1000
msjority.
A tornado blew down building
at Burlington, Iowa. on the 9Th and
tiled seven persons.
brigham Young has resigsed
the presidency of the UIah railroads,
and will go 10 Arizona.
The citizens of Sheboygan have
subscribed $lS 600 for the establish.
ment tfanother chair factory.
An Indiana grand jury has in-
dicted 81 ministers for failure to re-.
turn marriage licenses with the
proper certificates.
The body OF an infant child was
taken from the river OF Lowell, Ohio,
on thursday, tied in q coffee sack and
with cord tightly around it's neck.
In Oshkosh, on Wednesday
morning, little daughter Of John
Cores, aged three years, was choked
to death by swallowing brass rivet.
Parties in Burlington are fur
nishiRg farmers Of Southern Iowa
with FAX seed for planting, and coma
tracing for the cop at $50 per
bnshel.
Three post-ofices have been es-
lablished by the Government in tho
territory awarded to the United
States by the San Juan boundary
arbitration.
"A Connecticut editor having
been elected fence viewer, calls on
oil them who have fences to be view.
ed to bring them to his Office, under
penalty Of the law.
Tobacco and whisky Manufac.
turers are nov The most successful
business men 10 the country, which
s. ows that the people will pay more
for vices than for virtues.
The immigration from Ireland
to the United States has been de-
creaslng of late years, while that
from England, Germany and Scan.
dinavia is annually increasing.
A Boston religious paper says
that Wisconsin wives grumble terri
bly, because the managers of the Ag-
ricultursl ia RS don't give at least q
years notice when they offer prizes
Tor the fnest babies.
The Galena Gazette says that
Flora Belle, little mare raised by
DR. Cutter. of Dodgeville. and siace
owned in ST. Louis, wac sold q few
days ago to some eastern men for
1913, GOO. She is fast.
An Iowa county man thought he
could run q steam saw mill without
q steam gauge or safety valve. 1t
proved success, and on Thursday
last the mill went ell TO pieces, near.
ly killing two employees.
A distinguished Democratic pole
tician recently remarked that "the
Democratic party had gone to H"
Now If tho Liberal Republicans 20
over TO tho Democratic party, won't
they get into warm place?
--TheKentucky House has amend.
ed the capital punishment statute,
by leaving to juries to choose be-
tween death and Imprisonment for
life as the penalty in convictions
of murder in the frst degree.
General Sherman has telegraph
ed to General Scofeld to punish tho
Modocs engaged with Captain Jack
to the utmost, an order of which
the President approves, aud which
will be sustained by the people.
-Presldent Grant, after spending
couple of weeks at St. Louis, will
come TO Galena, arriving on the lst
May, and remaining there three or
four days. During his stay there he
will be the guest of Mr.. l.. s. Felt.
A proposed division of the State
is what now agitates Nebraska. IL
wants two more Senators, and anoth.
er batch of State officers, besides q
State Capitol on both sides OF tho riv-
er Platte. which is the proposed di-
viding line.
A letter to the New York Her.
aid says: "One of the common sail
ors on the Atlantic was O woman
about 25 years of age, who lost her
life trying TO save others. Her sex
was not known until she was being
prepared for burial"
George Francis Train is not GO
ing 70 have his sanity questioned
without a full and complete examina.
lion. He is reported to have sum.
moned for his witnesses nearly ev-
cry statesman, fnaneier. editor, and
ply sician in and about New York.
The editor Of country journal
in New York thus appeals TO tho
better nature of his delinquent cub
scribers: "To ell those who are in
arrears one year or more, who will
come forward and pay up, we will
give 6rst-class obituary notice in
case il kills them"
"A worthy old lady offers the
following advice to girls: when
ever fellow pops the question,
don't blush and stare ct your foot.
just throw your arms arond bis
neck, look him ful 10 the face and
commence talking bout furniture"
TO comprehend mans life il
is necessary to know not merely
what be does, but also what he pur-
posely leaves undone. There is g
limit to the work that can be got
out of human body or q human
braid, and he is a wise man who