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, 1873-09-17
DEATH BEFORE DIsH0N0R.
Suicide Of q Member Of the Board
of Trade.
He Shoots Himself to Escape Financial
Embarrassments.
Inquest by tho Coroncr's Jury---
Tho Verdict.


LILO Vcfu1ct.
Capt. DennlH Chapman, mon'bor OF the ooard Of
Trade, committed aiteso yesterday morning III tho
about 10 o'oloc talking with sono ot his follow ol-
bers. 1fo took scat on ono Of tho tables and rc-
manned ow minutes swinging hls foot ana netting
natural anu easy manner. suddenly 10 wohs 1o~afos
tho 1eadng-room and ontorad tlo vater-elosot. Two
TX In +ny .,sro s.nvu1 ty i1o rorort ~ pu,o and
.e "oof ss w. sno VI ph.u an
bis faeo, and Smith 1: wosson revolver by lia sao
Assistance was immediately rendered, It w.' found
.na' 10 aa shos nnse, IN INC @ , osse an ho
THE pEosApEp
has een Known in tho city for nearly anar'os
clcs. Trai4ot NJ sailor, lo followed tho BOA for
many years. In 1910 no salIod tic schooner Jonny
11au w. W tua ru 1nse " .r In no,n,,n1os +ho
sosefh seaacs una 4o'o "nu.. ~ ~ a,s'. t,,.a s
,.oass sao .r, bocnmo crain-3ntncctor un,1or tho
noara Of Trado, ue noxt engaged in TIC insurance
,' .oAA" ~ a t-aeo' "st ~, .,....i ..,,.t.
pusltae's Do'HS siSA4t4e "bo "
hs lnss conheetton pcuB WILL TUG ue4n u IL L. 'oE"
dan Co., With which ho had formed partnership q
enof' ',no snGe ~ oss t w 'ng s,; .o a as'
apfne no .os. ~ ,a
'o '1e oA1o "r.I wv ,,a sT.,or ~ r,,..
-. 49,. .,..'e, ,r, naa,e .,,t H.. ,o,,,,. In
vovod, not to largo ansotln but enough to opprosa
tho mind Of r,an sensitive as 10 Ills honor II ID
.,otea that lin owed o,1y 5000 hit that h1s croora
pressed him sorely Charges g were M M nreerIaa agast M
4M sno1t 'u @ nE;5 W onT ~, " ~ ~ ae as
on 1 81 e abe 10 ie bs sustns erp a
tn tion could To tnSen By tic noarI liz rs,narkoa On
3Aono~5 " = s,.erIr s .c. ~ 1Mssy ~, IN
nnd Mt1cn Mr aaTwoo, commission nere1t. ro.
their hooks; 10 replied; ~ WI 10 al Naia TO- 2
,ttm t,I o sa uto "ea ,t ~ " ~ ~ ~
nnSthsngMn%oo'a& & even sou 1ao cJ@' M OIL s ns
naeA1ratner .M tuan nn susnsMacu s'a " t!o
hoaI ineie a 10 @ 9nns ia ~ hs nnancal
e.s M @ %enea @ ~, AYE @ Mpon a ~ ton hlod
sches from which h9 suffered great agony Ho was
| may haye been thereby IMPAIRED sceihy 10 Way out
Tho arm Of Jordan 4 CO. had conueotion whuteser
With his operations On 'change.
e5e ne ns gns q nes s
ssye no sit s of Sa ragedy hs ntnIsd
enact
waH highly respected by those wIo know him for his
many 4ne qualities Of heal aud heart lIo was e1l-
dowsd with nice seao q honor, va. Of genial na,
those who wero intimate with him. c waa 81 yeara
CID md leayes wife and daughter aud grown. .,1r
non tn Tnnur4 lis lrat Io haa rescd giuce tha ire
~ Lake Forest.
| ACTION or THE HOARD.
unri Ito. whon it adjourned for lilo dny. The family
o Of raas t oocS tne
body placed ina coffin md laid In tho caat end Of
tho rcadingroon.. II was visited by those who were
| mGnlcnt,
, 1873-09-17

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
p1rrsnunur1 Gart, 1g--Qrude petroleum In fur do
maud, aid firm, at t1.l7. Renncd-sales Of future at
SLID.
, 1873-09-17
TT+VF~F@ -
NC,rIQE,
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

ussbio book Of three stnrlas nn basement. 10 bs
arced on WsbastaY.. near Ihirty ~, On sn.oN.
and p1ana at thu atlcu ot H.llHHMOLDT, Asohiteut,
IL nxnlu!pl.Rt,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

FREIGHT TARIFF RAISED. - The
Central Pacific Railroad raised the
freight tariff over its road from
M~arysville. San Francisco and Sacra-
mento to Reno by adding to the old
rates seventeen cents on the hundred.
Considering the high rates heretofore
charged, this is simply eXtortion.
The new tariff went into effect last
Saturday,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19
The Grand Calico Ball,

we must take occasion to remind
the public of the grand calico ball to
be given by the Odd Fellows on the
18th instant-next Friday night. The
new hall has been engaged, and will
be in complete readiness for the occa-
Slon-the largest, smoothest and hest
floor in Nevada. The DAYS celebra.
ton will consist in a parade in full re-
gala, and an Grafton and other liter.
airy. exercises at the new hall-to
which the public generally are in
vited. Judge c. G. Hubbard has been
chosen as or tor of the day. The hall
is to be tastefully decorated. and to
make sureof it, work in that line will
be commenced next Tuesday. We
are assured that the forthcoming ball
IS 10 be n grandeSt ever yet wit
messed in Eureka. Tickets can no
had at Mr.: Heads store, and also of
the committee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

BROAD .Corinne Report
er learns that the projectors of the
Elko and Hamilton railway have
abandoned their original design of
building a narrow.gauge on that line
and will make it on the width of the
Central Pacific. All right, gentlemen.
We are not particular as to the gauge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19
ATTENTION. HOSE COMPANY

CMITH HARRIS, THE FINANCIAL
y Secretary of Rescue Hose Company,
is now in readiness to receive all delin.
Quent dues and fines due the Company
Go to the Postotfice, boys, and get your
bills. apl0 ot
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

NJ. B. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city. Also l. c. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. O1fice at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor
ner of Buel and Bateman streets. apl0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

SPECIAL NOTICE.-It is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes OF nearly all the diseases that
the human bCdy is heir to; then why
pay enormous doctors bills? by using
DR.. Henley's celebrated ! X l. Bitters
they can be thoroughly eradicated from
the system n new life impaired to the
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
column. mh2l-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19
STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Is.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Is.
MORNING BOARD:
,ub,r 1871, 1875 b39,
~ Upnnna,r rb, 4.bl0, II, ilhb3O.
s.. Ino,dd"S, curry, g., Sbl9, Sb5. "a.
4l5 oouIu 40 46. 1888, 47hs3o, As.
40 SaNaIs'S orcross, s., 3iH, 35. 35hb3.
~ n a,o Jacket, IL, Hh12hb3O.
Grown Point, 81, ~.
q ITn~ickerbocker, Ia, IN.
y, y Eclipse, 8, Sb3.
s ~ Silver Hill. ID. 1878, l2H.
81 81 New York Con-, lOc. -
s @ Empire Mill, 90, %, ossoo.
~ ~ peIrher, II. -. AZ
~ fonfidence, 81, 9he, 9'soSOs
.W Kentuck, S, Sab30, 8.
% - aop. Virginia, 81. 52bso, 81.
IN Seq. Belchtr. 3!H, 81.
" 0yerman. 80, 81, 81.
al Justice. 49,;
- mia ~. 24blO.
y raaledonia, I2N, l2a, 1878, lskb3O.
+, W0odville, 81.
EVENING BOARD:
-. r,rolxa Consolii ,tcd, 10, loA, 10, II,
." p',, l0As5, lOh. l0a.
100 Jackson, l2c
no Pioche. !, IN, r,,,o
IA RAYMOND X Ely, 60, I'll, 6l
.;s Meadow Valley, l2S, l2'' 1914 lido.
s IN Wash. Il Creole, s71ac.
rs PAGE x Panaca. Ia, n.
~, ,@S II. & Hunt. 81, 3ss, ss3b3o.
ion Peavine. soc.
az, American Flag, 6k, 6a.
IN chief Of the Hill 2a, ~.
i io BELMONT, 1850. 4. Al b3o. Al.
"a Chief East Elk, toe, SIC.
x Pioche Phenix, |, Is, Is.
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AZ. w;s "Esr.-Senator VIM. Stew
ads a sss and daughter passed Pail.
sllia Cit" days ago en- route for Vir-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

How TO READ CHARACTER-To-
night Professor Mcdonald promises
to deliver one of the most instructive
lectures of the course. Phvsiognomy
or reading character from walk,
shaking hands, build, complexion,
mouth, nose, chin, etc, will be scien-
titicallv treated. The Professor is a
juicy joker, an able lecturer, and
draws large audiences wherever he
goes. Those who would like to know
themselves. should give him a call
and get a chart.
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NOT so.-The statement, which we
made in yesterdays SENTINEL, on the
authority of Ohm McSorley. that I'm
Gle George Thacher had taken a SER
want with him to San Francisco, turns
u TO be erroneous. We apologize to
everybody, except McSorley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

Seen Several kites were to be
Ward last evening floating heaven
ton,s om Main street. Master Clay
the Modoc chief seemed to attract
spectstor. number of appreciative
send nn The attempt last night to
vyarisatapa d huge Chinese lantern of
failure coiors proved a disastrous
eountenA hundred or two men cave
Volunteer" the operation by kind
ering to boss" the ioi,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

ANOTHER FIRE-PRooF. - johnson
Bros, the well-known merchants,
have commenced the erection of a fire.
proof building in the rear oftheir pres
ent store. 1t is to be a large and sub
Stantial structure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-19

Town GovERNMENT.-We print on
the first page of to-day's SENTINEL
about one-half of the law for the
government of towns and cities in
this State. We Mere unable to get 1t
all in type for this issue. The entire
law will appear in to-morrow's SEN
TINEI,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-08
The RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.

FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
TERMS $50 PER YEAE
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TRIDA Y,
TERMS sI.2s PEI YEAR.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Edition, published epery Friday 81
A. MORSE & son, ProprIetors.
J4R PRINTING
OF every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices. -
OFFICE on Main Street.
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thing, let the road be built, is our
motto, and whether it be a competing
line or not, we cannot be any worse of
with it, than we are without it, especial
ly if its southern terminus is Prescott.
The Mil. & st Paul bids sharply for our
business on one side, and the w. Wis.
on the other. We are not very remote
from either, and we fail to see any
very great amount of good that can
come to us from this road being built
as competing line to existing roads.
In fact it never can be done. 1t must
be built, if built at all, as tributary
to the one or the other.
IF we have choice in mon. or in
companies. that is one thing, and if We
have choice in points, that is another.
To us the choice Of points as TO whore
the road shall terminate, is very impor-
tant In the first place, we want it
pcrmancnt-nothing vague about it;
and, to us there ia only one point in
Pierce county about which we need to
speak Red Wing is out Of the state.
and out of the question, since NJ COM
pany will forego the opportunity of
getting two hundred sections Of Ian for
the sake Of going to that place rather
than Prescott. 1t is the hight Of non :
sense to talk about a terminus at River
Falls Although it is in Pierce county,
a railroad can touch it and not ret into
the county River Falls neither asks
or wants the terminus Of that road, If
We rightly apprehenl her wants, but
she wants something bcttcr-shc wants
the road to touch the river; and, since
Prescott is the ouly feasible or practi-
able point. all things considered, it is
useless to talk To us about any other
point Let us take direct aim, then, at
the object we would accomplish, nor be
cajolcd, divided, or diverted in the
least.
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Wisconsin Items.

Teachers Institute begins al Darling
ton, October Sd.
A highway ro5ber has been chucked into
Jail at Wausau.
Mrs Van Colt will labor at Brandon
sometime this month.
James Seymour was found dead near
Stockbridge, Thursday morning
Four weddings in one day is the latest
evidence of the prosperity of 0mfo.
Wolves are killing many sheep in the
town of Pennington, La Crosse county.
Mr.. Henry C. Battell, of Berlin, had
twelve sheep killed and one badly injured,
out Of a flock Of one hundred, by the light
ming, on Thursday evening of last week.
Ga Tuesday of last week Mrs. Thomson,
a Norwegian lady in wingville, while dig
| ging potatoes for dinner was bitten on the
foot by rattlesnakc, which resulted in
her death on Friday
A boy named Dorsey was killed in the
town of Jackson, Washington county, last
Monlay,th 18th ult by a log rolling from
a wagon on his breast, which resulted
fatally, almost instantly.
A lady was relieved Of So by pickpock-
cts at the depot in GAINESVILLE, on Wednes-
day. Another squad of six supicious- look
ing chaps were arrested and lodged in jail,
charged with the above theft.
Tuesday night flock of over 200 sheep
belonging to James Webster, Esq of Elba,
got on the track of the Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad through break in the fence.
aud two trains ran through them, killing
y aud wounding several more.
Near Plymoth, Friday, wagon, in
which Adam Riekmeyer and John Adam
were riding was struck by an engine on
The Milwaukee and Northern liailroad, the
former being instantly killed, and the lat.
ter having several ribs fraelurel.
The geolog cal surveyors in the western
part OF the state have run line through
Shullsburg, Mineral Point and Dodreville
to the Wisconsin River, and arc now work
! ing through Richlaud county, with a view
Of examining into its iron resources.
Mr.. John Bliss an OIL man between sew.
eny five and eighty years oil, living he.
tween Fall River aud Doyle, was ia his
COW yard one day the last Of last week.
when he was aocidently knocked down,
and COW stepped on his breast, from the
effects of which he died.
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Republican Convention.

4 Convention representing the Repuhli
can Party of Pierce County, is hereby called
r meet at the Court House, in the villag,
OF Ellsworth. ON Tuesday the l9,h day Of
August, at o'clock = N. for the purpose
of choosing two delegates to the Republi.
can State Convention. to be held at MaIi.
son, August 9th, 1879; electing twenty
fonr delegates to the Republican Senatorial
Convention, to be held at Hudson, August
20, 1873; placing in nomination candidate
for Member Of Assembly for Il e Assembly
District comprising Pierce County; nomi-
natin, candidate for the office OF County
Superintendent of Schools, and for the
transaction of such other business rs
properly come before the Convention may
Each town and ward will be entitled Ia
representation as follows: Clifton, 3; Dia
mond Bluff, >; Ellsworth, 5; III Paso. /;
Gilman, 3; llartland, 5; Isabelle, l; Mar
tell, 5; Maiden Rock, 4; Oak Grove, 3;
Prescott, LIST ward >, "a ward /, 3rd ward
,; River Falls. Z; Rock Elm. 5; Salem, ];
Spring Lake, .; Trimbelle, 4; Trenton, ,;
Union, 3. Total, GO.
Ia accordance with resolution passed
ut the last Republican County Convention,
il is respectfully requested that primary
meetings be held in each town and ward
ut the usual aces Of voting, on the Satur-
day previous to The day appointed for the
forthcoming Convention, a. three o'clock,
a N
Dated July a, 1878.
O. S POWELL Republican
NJ. B. KIMBALL. Co. Com
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End EDITION.

ton for some weeks. The court before
whom they were arranged ordered
them to be committed, but finally re-
leased one of them upon bail. These
gentlemen will doubtless be permit
ted to serve few years apprenticeship
in British penitentiary. Like the
crows, they are on cold stone, but We
hope that only one will fly away, be-
cause lone" would be decidedly clone
some there alone"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-08

A LOST COW was lately advertised by
the following notice, which was posted
on trees and fences near the owners
building: "Strayed or stolen-A large
Red Kow, with Yallar Specks o. her
left side and pair of White Specks on
her right ear. She is about seven or
eight years old, and belongs to poor
widow with stump pail. Ten dol 'ars
will be given to anybody who will turn
her to Newark Gune IL, S0069.
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Observation-Disclosures.


In the abstract, it is seeking, or en-
deavoring to gain what another is en-
lcavorng to gain at the same time; Q
common strife for the same object. In
its more general sense, it is applied to
business, and there is an endless amount
IF cheap talk about competition of rail
road lines, steamboat lines, etc. Once
there was the same talk about merchants
aud manufacturers, but that has all van
shed into thin air. The merchants,
as they very justly should, will sustain
one another, and manufacturers will do
the same. Neither will railroad CON.
panies cut each others throlts, nor
would it be well for the community to
have them do 80. That they are vast
monopolies may be true, but what
would the country amount to without
them? They may to-day Cypress the
people of this country, but what sort Of
a country should we have without the
railroads? We neel not look hack over
thirty years to fnl satisfactory an.
swer to that question.
We bid the railroads come, and we
offer them inducements to come, but
who ever knew place or community
to have ono railroad, which was not
twice as anxious to have the second az
they were the first? There is a contin.
ual bowling and cursng about railroads
huge monopolies and great wrongs, aud
not one in a hundred who raise this ont
cry, can point to wrong with which
they are afflicted But whether they
can or not, the day is long since past
when competition will do very much to
wards relieving existing evils in society
There Is no principle no Tact be tier
established than this Men invest their
money TO make m)ley, hence there is a
common sympathy among moliel men
every where, aud in all kinds Of bu.i.
moss. II exists not alone among rail.
road kings, but among merchants me.
chanics and farmers. II exists, also
among all classes. whether their pursuits
in life ire legitimate or Legitimate
All know the fact that the most
abandoned will divide their i'll gotten
gain with one another, aud then com
bine 70 fleece an unsuspectiug victim
In speaking Of the land grant rail
road, among the first things We heal
in some localities, Is the cry Of "compc
tition"--"that road should be bnlt a
a competing line to existing roads, etc
etc. Now we don't believe any sue
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from HesroH
Mr.. Levi Bailey is lying very
low, with no hopes of recovery.

Mr.. Levi Bailey is lying very
low, with no hopes of recovery.
"A portion of the fixtures for
Commodore Roche's mill passed
through here last week.
The earth taken from Stone,
Gray, d Childs' lot Is being used
in filling up our streets.
j. l.. Barnes has returned from
a trip to Boston and reports "every
thing lovely at the Club"
Last Sunday the town was
thronged with harvest hands. but
there is not one to be had at this
time.
The repaircr Of the N. w. Tel
egraph Line is in town and is max
ing himself useful in the way of
making ncedful repairs hcrcabC uts.
Harvesting mas commenced IN
sood earnest; wages ranging from
$500 to $3.50 per day. There
were many men in town on Satur-
day, anxious for employment, some
asking $500 per day, with the as
surancc Of two weeks labor. ut that
price. This class Of men failed to
find their customers.
An cstray notice was handed as
last week, for publication, which
was mislaid, and consequently did
not appear in last weeks issue; but
as The COW was lately found the all.
vcrtiscr will save the cost of one IN
scrtion through the neglect Of the
AGENT. This sort of business is well
Tor Che advertiser but death on tho
printer.
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BY the way our contemporaries observe
our movements here in the senatorial
contest, VIC infer that there is unusual
Importance attached to the senatorial
election in this district. There is not
another district in the state that has
received single notice, outside Of IFS
own limits But VIC are pointed at
from every quarter, and the la Crosse
PepuJ1ican 4, Lca,7cr has kindly con-
descended to attempt to ana us III our
deliberations. 1t gives the matter more
prominence than it has the entire state
ticket thus far This is kind in the
Lca,ler-kind in all who tender their
advice or sympathy But the proprie-
ty Of coming into the controversy here,
may we'll be questioned; the prcpricty of
savagely attacking prominent, yet I'M
o5trusive gentlemen here, and Of prais-
ing others-of telling us what we must
do, and to whom only we can look for
aid, is the kind Of propricty that we do
not admire. IL there is no other job
on hand for them. however, they must
attend to this. If their occupation is
gone in other localities, their sweet
voices must sing peans TO the great and
good in our midst, or utter denunca-
tions upon those they judge their foes
We still have unlimited confidence
in the masses, and to their will and
wishes We bow with due respect. We
ask every voter to take an active part
in the preliminary meetings, for there
the foundation is lai for future opera
tions. A mistake there is fatal every
time. Let no partizan or personal
strife stand in the way of local or gen
eral interests, but take a broad view Of
the situation, and act only upon cool
reflection In other words, take the
sober second thought.
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Republican Union Senatorial GOnven.
ton.

A Republican Senatorial Convention is
hereby called to meet at the Court House
in Hudson, at i o'clock, A. NJ, on Wedues.
day August 20, 1878, to nominate candi-
date for State Senators and to elect two dele
gates TO attend the Republican State Con-
yention at Madison, Aug. 9th, 1878; and
TO transact am other business deemed prop.
er when met
The several counties in the District will
be entitled to representation as follows:
Ashland one delegate; Bayfield, one; Bar
ron three; Burnett three; Douglas one;
Polk eleven; Pierce twenty-four; Saint
Croix twenty-thrce
Dated July l4th, 1873.
G. d. PARKER, ( Republican Sen.
SAM. s, FlrIELD, | Dist. Committee.
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The first Edition. containing sew
enteen columns of reading matter,
is issued every Tuesday morning.
TERMS, one year, $3.50
The second Edition, containing
fourteen columns of reading matter,
is issued every Friday morning.
TERMS, one year, S1.25
The two Editions, one year for
two dollars, CASH IN ADVANCE.
The Weekly Edition, containing
local matter, and local advertise
ments, is issued every Friday after
noon.
Terms, one dollar a year, IN AD-
VANCE.
Sample copies of either Edition
sent free.
A. MORSE e. Son.
River Falls, Wis.
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Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of this town are
requested to meet in Caucus at grcolian
Hall, Friday, Aug 18th, at o'clock =. NJ,
TO elysi seven delegai es TO attend the Coun-
ty Convention at Ellsworth on the l9ih
inst.
by order of Rep Town Com.
River Falls Aug. g, 1878
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"TuERE we're three crows sat on a
cold stone" and there we're three men
who went from the city Of Minneapolis,
to the state or province Of Manitoba, in,
on, at, or about Lake Winncpeg They
went aot thither to buy seed wheat for
Minnesota farmers, but to capture, kid
nap, or otherwise map" or uab' one
treachcrou- Gordon, who was upon bail
for his appearance before the Superior
court in New York City They went
at the request Of a gentleman in thot
city whose name was unfortunately
stuck to the bottom Of Gorlons bond
But, 10, aud bcholi. when they had
got their prize, Gordon embossed the
"Gordon knot" which bound him, 10
his captors arrested, aud the newspaper
have been full ofthe details aud contro
yor'y about the preliminary czam.ua
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-08
FORFEIT MILLS.

Ry FRANK IIuoT.-One mile below the
village Of Trimtele. A fair share of pat
ronage is respectfully solicited IL 46 ly