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FACTS AND GOSSIP.
Special Dtsp1teh to 13.4 Chicago I4fbuns.

D.. NOTES IN NEW YORK.
Ntw yonr :1u,v 23~.Aftor tho ,,oos- -ox.,,,,.
.,a,, -, NJ. sn,,.s .,',. ~ ~
said to reporter that 1t would DO his Judgment,
in which he thought tho Committee would con-
cur that all tho evidence and oross-oxaminatioo
ebon1d ha nuht,ahoa vic, ,ha ro,,.,,.t.s
.s-,. =, t'A" -, Au oo'na't'oe
"o!A ~ oohe. Ae sala that the statement
"h1cn Mts' Iuton referred to In her 1ettor
Of denial aR having beon prepared by
Mr, Tiltop for presentation ia TIM f}ommittoa
,nd ea v;ni,,cat,p, tha nonar =. ,,;e so ,nta 49,
c]esrlv aroo"ratns nr Roao.r ,.na 1 ".1a aha m
placed before tho Commmitteo. ue thought It
WAS in Mr. Tlton's hnnds, Ho also stated that
onIv threo .vitroaa,a .rouo;r -. h. .-.,,,.,.1
NIX Tiitnn. Hfr Haanbar nm1 T~an,, o1a1nuu' a1..u'
Mr. rany eo lared thnt Srra iion l,a 1,o..u not s
hIr. HeooRer far tTo veaTa ~''A 4"o A'' ao"h
vn.vrn. ~ ~ ,vv,.+
4, mi .,,ra. ".t a. ~ -; 4ttAur
H., '' arP'At aea .n u1't"uoo p3 tue ploo!ama-
thn tu,A ooa,eod uAoo9a'e =, W tho pa1t OF
thet H.Iun0a, .,;,1 .tx 49, 10 Eua.ooa'5 hlhtea
ca ean DO procured Iaey hope that the caso vii!
tho Committee should be adverse to him, whom
they say he will havo notiliur to fear. Frank
Mo1lton who hnn from fho +iret -is;n,od
to be- a friend to both nartiea rI ~'"'taud a"d
nas eouen4 ~ pIIns Apout RECONCILIATION
and wished to DO vol advised in the matter that
he should make no mistake for this reason, hay
consultod WITH Lis own counscl in othor M matters.
Gcn Il Il nntor ani niooaa hasorn H.. ~, ~
facto in cyidonco Witch Tia iattor aIaminod III t1
Mir. Butler tod him that 1Ir. Tilton ha3 a
Nuaso" which @'@
COULD NOT EAs11Y DE nnoKrs powH.
and TINT he (lr. Moulton) should do nll in hla
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BEFCEER'S DEFENSE.
Spectaf Hispatch to Tic Chicago IT7buna.

MA8. TiLToN 3 BTATEhlENT.
New YoRK, July 22.-l1rs. Tilton, in her state
mont telegraphcd you tonight, refers to tue
fact that. the day after sho appeared before tic
Committee, Ti|ton stated that he was prepared
to juBtify Beechor aud herself, and thus onl tho
scandal, and that ho would 60 before tho Com
mittoo and do his duty. It ia now known that
whom he appeared before tho Committee tho
first time, he madoa proposition to the etreot
that, If Deooher would leayo tho pulpit, he Cril-
ton) would prepare card which would justify
Alr. Beechor, and remove from him all suspicion.
OF course tho Committee laughed at tho propo-
etion, which so provoked Tilton that he pas
eonately exclaimed that
DEEouEn WAS AN OLD COWARD;
thoreupon Ar: Sage, Chairman Of tho Com
mittoo, replied that It did not matter what htr.
towards, and that they intended to 20 to tho
bottom OF this mattor without any compromise
whatsoever and that somebody must suffer.
After thia, Tiilon seems to haYe abandoned all
letter. in which ho promised 10 tell tho who1a
story.
nEEoMEn WILL PROVE AN AL1p1.
lnI1iton's statement, Dot. TO- 1869, ta mentioned
a., ss tue date Ct the first oonmssloi, Of adultery
Beocher's house. Mr, Doeoher has been very
busy since hiH acouBess work WAS mado public,
In establishing whore lie was On the day above
named, and has discovered that ho nas not only
out Of the city, boing At pookBkill, nut that his
wife aud several servants woro engaged ut tint
tiG'o, aud for several days previously, in eloan-
~ h's brooklyn roaidenoo, whore It was alleged
tho oilense was committed. Mrs, Deecher does
not hesitate to declare that, oven il ho wero
thon ln tue houBo, such act would have
been impossible, aa tho house mas thrown
open, aud servants moving through 1t
constantly. It IL understood that this attempt
10 prove ~ allbi will be elaborated In the state
mont which mir. Deecher ls now preparing
ANOTHER DISCREPANCY
will DO shown iu Titon's statement, where Ao
spoaks OF Mrs. Tilton az suffering thon mentally
because Of tho death Of young child. Tho
death took place subsequently.
Tho Committee stato that tue examination of
Heecher will be much more complete thau that
OF my other person who has beon called. He
WI! ho REQUIRED to glva tho fullest explanation
to cfery clrcu1nBtAneo.
49, ITO ths dsanctaitd FFets.]
NEW foRK. July 23.-Tho Deechor Invests
casmg Committee met ulis evening at the Eosi~
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The Propagation Of the Assembly
Likely to Be Made To-Day.
FurtI1e = vidence of Rorh,r;
Il = racticed by the
7 : Carlists.
Inc brit e ommons Vote Prince Leo.
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81: d His Allowance.
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Minor 'rems Of Foreign News.


FRANCE.
PAR1s, July 23.-In tho Assembly to.f1av
casimir rericr's bill was rcjcoted-933 yeas to
87d nays. Immediately after tho vote, Leon do
Mallviilo, Moderate Republican, submitted a
motion Tor dissolution OF tho Chamber, sun.
ported BY the signatures of 800 members.
LONDON, July 24.-Tho 1imes corrcspondoot
tolc graphs from Paris that tho Marquis Of
castelltno will movo tho propagation ct tue
AFsemni9 to-day, and that motion will probably
DO carried, as tho Government will accert 1t.
!, The Assembly rejected III. DoAIaley1llo's mo-
tion by voto of 840 yeaH, $40 nays,
A long and excited debate PROCEEDED tho divIs-
ion on e. Caslmir porier'a b1ii. ii. Lambert de-
Ut. orolx 1rpusel tho bill, and adyooated his
owl, own co'ntor project N: porior spoke in sup
dut at roea deotarE ts was tic
10, which Tas tho only poaaiha government for
Franco, lie said tho present sYstem combined
tno Weakness q provisional state Of affairs aud
Tho DUO do Broglio replied to NJ. perior, He
criticised tho Republican institutions which hG
doclared did not guarantee the country against
nonnpartism. Ho aafd there WAS no fear Of
not qohaanop pH9iaa ana executing re coup O. ea
violently olected nnd frequently Interrupted.
=, hl' Jhlcs DufRure said tue bill wontd fncroaaa
the power Of the President. MacNlalon's loyalty
vas "e! known, but the strength Of tho nation
au4aM iu uopono upon lis institutions, and not on
Gen: de- Cissey rcad communication an.,
nounoll,ng The opposition of tho Government to
.1 tao 6ll: It eot forth that tho only object Of
public, which WAS inexpodiont, as It would sat-
isty only one party. The Government expects
the adoption Of laws demanded BY tho preaent
condition Ct affairs leaving the country FREQ to
uotofmloe tth own destiny at the expiration Of
miufstration.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 23.-Thc Project Of Cuenca an.
rouncos that thirtyfour bodies of Ropubloang.
murdered by CarlBts, havo beon found iu
house in that town, mutilatod 10 horribly aa to
be nnrecognzablo.
Tho Ep0ca says that Don Carlos invited Ca-
brera to accept position in his army and .Aat
Cabrera replied TINT he would '.noyer make
common cause with cannibnlB and fanntics."
MiniBtor Of Flnanco, has informed the Counoif
Of Ministers that he has sufficient funds on hand
to arm 125 900 reserves, and to meet tho ordinary
requirements Of State until September next.
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NEw YoRk, July 23.--A Loudou letter states
that Rochcfort is still in London, and that he
has never quilted that city since hia first arrival
there The story Of his going to Geneva. Swift
cortland, was sot atloat to nlislead tho enemy.
LONDON, July 23.-In tho House of Commons,
this evening, Diaraoli moved for the annual
grant 10 Prince Leopold OF 575O0O. Ho oulo-
glzod tho intellectual and scientific attainmonts
OF tho Prince. whose health, ho said prevented
him from adopting profession.
Gladstone seconded Disraeli's motion.
Taylor, mpmber for Leicester, mado q brief
speech. protesting against tho grant.
Dlsrho'is motion was then adopted almost
unanimously.
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TURKEY.
LONDON. July 23.-The Daily Nes1s reports
that the Sublime Ports has ordorod go Krupp
cannon.
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Arrest for Violation OF tho Revenue
Revenue Ln1ys-Judicisal Itcsl0na.

IEVFGEla1U IEWB-JIIW1EIS1A 1kEHIKNU3
tf0ns
Spsc,0i Dispatch to The Chfcaao Tribune.
Srn1S0FrRLp, ILL.,, July 23.-Uucle Sans de-
teotivea caught another unfortunate man, D. L.
hlcdcnniss, OF Morgan County, yesterday, aelt-
ing tobacco and whisky without paying revenue,
bonds for his appearance at tho next term of the
United States Court.
sylvanus s. Wilcox. of Elgin, Kane County,
Judge Of tho Fourth Judicial Circuit, rendered
hls resignation this morning to Gov. Beyeridge,
assigning as reason for bis action his i'll health
The Governor has ordored q special election to
oloot hts successor, to bo held on the 9th Of Sep
tembor noxt.
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THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 29.-For the Lake
Region. increasing cloudiness, east or south
tor. For tho Northwest partially cloudy aud do
cldedly warm weather, with southwest or north
west winds, and continued low barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAUO. July -. 1874.
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ENJOYING s11, him to te long -abrsod man, and that o
t,.fr lrnm hurting others n order 10 shield
i,sI ' 're9olYen That tla defense nhond bD pub
n, atsnea qua published 1t. I did 10 without his
th" WI B uf coasent an did rtgL and stand by
.ne ny as an act Of fisco to triat WHO l,ua hcci
r. tWsonASa anu community that Ias right to know I'll
1oVr-LErTERs TO nEEouEn,
a gontloman' whose ollfotal buBinoss has Ind
MN to rccolvo and open much OF Mlr. Doocbar's
eofrespondenco, satd. last evening":
IN mr. Docchcrs lovo-1cttcrs yelt wou} In e,,r,rod
70 Know ha'Y fooliahy homo women wriio sn iu,
Esniy once In awhile wollan gcts Il 1ltto crnzv nni
writes 70 Bccchor to tell him how ,n,ch sho ntfnrnS I'm
1neso otsera used to 60 to tho i,leps,ent of1rc nm
luton, nnder orders from, Hcecor opeucl t,e,n mi
@ @.anS OF them ho made copies of aud today Ina
the man,'acrlpta nnd nat,es md conIrss "as ~
Ill., sho letters, nil connected With rcsnsctnhio
,In,gs ~ ,a, WE have fooliahly written 10 Uoeohcr
w ~ tao reain aud cord, and tho foke Vi It IT, lhs m
s w1fa takes caro Of all tho lettors that conn., tn
n.' ne roads tue loyo-lctte.a before he eceu ths,
Aea. 1tona letters to Dcccher wero yory ofTncnnRtn
~ gath'tsasto and expressed ccp peryajin0 Inyo
M tns MnH. nifs lcccler read inom all before In Jaw
thena anu they arc alf iii l1ur possession now yhc
~ ~ scanda VIVA nolaod ntou Mrs. l}occor lnokc;i IN
them for hcr. Nea"'0'' las lfeses9eu
H.. Mrs. BEHCrEn6 roslrtoH
fou can't convince Mrs. DcoeAer that ler hush,ra
Il gastty of anything that Til.on charges te sawa
t4ak Il AZ tho Womon In creation wnrc to nwear t$nt
levo thcm." "'"'A NV ne-
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would not say whotlnr he Ind proparod INV
statement for publication. An intimate friend
and advisor of Docohor mid TINT thoro woro goy-
eral PARTIES who had geon aud read tho original
statement state mado BY Triton c1culpating Doachor
by Tiieon, and that they soro proparod, If sum-
fact. AN-' " s""S
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donoo Of Augustus storra, Drook)vn. T. v,a
stated by ono OF tho memberB Of ths Oomm,tic cn
that no witnosaos wero examined, but tint tho
original lestors copied III Tltons statement vcro
ii nnbmitted to tito Oommittco for examination.
Inc uommittee will mect again tomorrow oyeu-
ting. whom It Ia believed that Horny Ward Ioochor
and Mrs. Tilton will submit tioir full stato-
moutA,. 1900 "<"'o
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05

Gordon seemed calm and self.pos-
sesscd, but asked if this was another
kidnapping affair. On being assured it
was not, and on hearing the nature and
regularity of the arrest, he begged he
would not be taken through the States,
and also asked the privilege of chang
ing his clothes for heavier ones, and the
handouts were removed for that pur-
pose.
Monroe following him closely,he went
to the foot of his bed, pretending to
look for his Scotch cap, when he seized
a pistol and declaring 81 will not go a
step further placed it to his right ear
and fred, killing himself instantly.
The tragedy has created much ex-
citement here. An inquest is now be-
ing held at the deceased's late residence
at Headingly, sixteen miles from this
citV.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05

THE Winona & St. Peter railroad re-
duces passenger rates to four cents a
mile, commencing to-day.
Ar the Wadena county convention
Saturday, G. J. Stuart was elected DEL
egate to the Republican Congressional
convention. He is for King.
The police of Winona were notified
Saturday that about fifty professional
thieves had joined the crowds of harvest
hands which were landed there Friday
and Saturday.
ONE S. W. Randall was arrested at
Mortified Wednesday last on charge
Of horse stealing in May last in Good.
hue county and has been taken to Red
Wing for trial.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05
ASSOCIATED Press Report.1

Cotton quiet at tic for middling uplands-
Flour dull and heavy; receipts 1900 bar
rels; sales 5000; prices unchanged. Rye
flour steady at S.. 10 to $500. Wheat quiet
and nominal; receipts 81, 900 bushels; sales
Al 900 at sl.25 to $l.26 for No Chicago;
$1.29 to sl.3O for No. 2 Milwaukee; and
$1.30 to 81. .36 for No. spring. Rye quiet
Gefa steady receipts 1890 BUSHELS sales
mixed. Barley nominal. Oats nominal
receipts s, 900 bushels; 85c bid, 81 asked
for western mixed and white. Pork firm at
$22.60 for new mess. Cut meats steady
western, nominal Lard firm at 1870
Whisky Sl.03 for State and Pennsylvania
Petroleum, crude, SC; refined 11xc.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05

SETTLERS in the southwest grasshop-
per regions who desire to go away to
work for month or two, are puzzled
to know how to provide for the safety
of property they leave behind-their
farm tools, machines, etc. It is pro-
posed to try to organize country po-
lice for the purpose.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05
Suicide of Lord Gordon.

Fort GARRY, Aug. 3.-The noto-
rious Lord Gordon Gordon came
to a tragic end on Saturday night.
1t appears that one Monroe, a detec-
tive from Toronto, arrived here on the
steamer International, with two war
rants issued by Police Magistrate Nc
Nab, of Toronto. One was on the infor-
nation of Marshall & Son, jewelers., of
Edinburgh, Scotland, charging Gordon
with obtaining goods under false pre-
tcnses. The second warrant charged
him with bringing stolen goods into
Canada. Monroe had the warrants
endorsed by the stipendiary magistrate
here, Gilbert McMincken.
Detective Monroe, accompanied by
two local policemen, and Mr.. Balm, a
lawyer-acting for Marshall & Son,
started on Saturday afternoon for
Headingly, where they arrived in the
evening; and proceeded to Mrs. Cor
belts, where Gordon boarded. Mon.
roe made the arrest in the presence Of
others.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05
New York Money and Stocks, Aug. g

Nc" Il Hork money ana Stocks, Aug. 3.
ASSOCIATED Press Report
Money-Loans quoted at 2. Gold LOOK
Governments active. State bonds dull.
Stocks steady. Western Union TAX;
Pacific 45A; Adams 100; Fargo 73x;
American 6ON; U. S. 81; N. Y. C l0OX; Erie
isIsed Ssx R5sfefP'sd Psnaa Eli R'r1fP I1s Prs
73X; Pittsburg 80; N. W. 38x; pre-
lerred 56K Cleveland and Columbus So !;
B. l. 99N St. Paul 35x; preferred SAX !;
Wabash 36x; preferred IS; f. Wayne
90; Ohios Is; Hart. Erie TX Ind. Gen.
15X st. 10 25X.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05

$50 0A.M-Wheat A. nominal at $l.14x for
No. L; 100 for No. 2; $l.O7X seller Au-
gust and s1.03x seller September. Receipts
$1,000 bus shipments q, 900.
1890 A. M.--Wheat steady at $l13x for
No. l; s. .U7 for No. 9; s1.O6X seller Au-
gust and $l.03 seller September.
1925 P. M.-Wheat steady at s1.13X for
No. l; Sl.07 for No. 2; 9l06X seller Au-
gust; $l.O3X seller September.
2:l5 P. M.-Wheat weak at $l.18x for No.
l; $1.O7A for No. Q; $1.O6 seller Adjust,
and sl.03H seller September.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05
Chicaxo Market. AUGUST 3.

Wheat lower but fairly active at $1O1X
for August and $1.OOX for September
Corn quiet and firmer; 6lxc bid for Au-
gust
The Grange advance., 1874-08-05

New York Produce Board, Aug. 3 -
M-Flour dull at S.. 50 to $3.50. For
wheat there are few buyers but holders are
higher.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

II is very seldom that this place in.
dulges in the luxury of a fist i-cuff.
But, on Friday last ''hlghwayman
who was up-rooting scurvy tree in
front Of residence on third street, was
intercepted by ''ye landlord who COM
menced active operations with his cane.
This familiar demonstration resulted in
very sudden transfer of the cane and
slight conclusion on the northwest
corner of ''ye landlords" auricular,
properly described as a eartilaginous
funnel covered by the integument serv-
ing TO collect sonorous vibrations and
determine their direction. On the
whole the scene was very amusing. II
furnished an exhaustless fund for
amusement among the "highwaymen.'
and took the peacock entirely out Of
''ye landlord"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

The building on Main street recently
erected by Mr.. Gill, Is rapidly APPROACH.
ing completion. j. Watson has leased
the same fol ten gears. and he is now
arranging things therein in excellent
taste, and we predict that his abors
will result in the organization o f one of
the finest harness shops in this portion
of Wisconsin. It will be perfectly safe,
as well as pleasant, to give him a call
at any time after reading this notice.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Gov. Taylor has announced one Mr..
Osborn, Prof Hoyt and George II.
Paul for Railroad Commissioners. The
railroad companies in the state, without
exception propose to defy the law.
Whether they will defy the commits
sloners and the Governor, or whether
they will intimidate or subsidize them,
remains to be seen. All desire to see
the law enforced if il car be.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

A four horse team belonging to j..
IL. Lord, driven by Andrew McCrosky,
took load of goods from GIenmont to
this place one day last week, which
welgl g in bulk, wagon included, nine
thousand four hundred and ten pounds.
Who speaks next? Like jordan, Glen
mont (this way sam hard road to
travel"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

In view of the fact that the Lake
Superior 4 Mississippi Railway Com.
pauy again have exclusive con troll OF
the road, we suggest the propriety OF
reviving the interest once felt in the
Prescott, River Falls & Northern Rail.
way Company,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Prof. Pratt has now complete va.
riety Of organs and he is prepared to
furnish any and all kinds Of pianos, at
his store in JOURNAL BLOCK The time
has come when an organ is not only a
joy, but a necessity, to every household
Give the Prof an early call.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Whereas my wife, Clara Hooker. mas
left my bed and boa d, without just cause or
provocation' Wherefore this notice il 10
orbid all persons harborihg her or trust
ing her 0 my account, a | shall nav no
debts Of her contracting after this date
c. l.. HooxER.
Ellsworth, May |, 1874
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Prof. Coop. with his singing class,
will give a Concert at Agrieolitan Hall
on Friday and Saturday evenings, May
22d and 23d. To every lover of mu.
sic this will be one of the rare opportu
mites of the season. This is not all
The Prof. has succeeded in awakening
more interest in the art and science Of
music in this place than was ever felt
or manifested before. This important
branch Of education has heretofore been
sadly neglected, and now, IL by word or
deed We can do anything to keep the
ball in motion, it is incumbent on us so
TO do. Not only for our own gratifca.
ton. then, but for the good that we
shall receive hereafter. should we en-.
courage this enterprise by our presence
aud our dimes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Mrs L. Harrington anl Miss w.
Harrison have opened first.c'ass dress
making shop over Burhytes store
They will also make suits for boys, be-.
tween the age Of ih,ee and nine years.
These ls3. aubcrtl the printer
sas ...e p''4.p. la,nes the pubic ~
re,pember ,.e ud.e,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

The pioneer house ON Cascade, built
by .. c. Hicks, and now owned BY Ed.
Pratt got under motion few days ago,
and found a resting place on the oppo.
site side Of the street, two blocks near.
or Che Normal Sehool honse
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Henry Mann has just put new en-
CINE IN his machine shop. 1t was
made by Young Brothers, of this place.
1t is fine specimen of workmanship 10
every respect, and close inspection Of
the same will convince any person that
these gentlemen are master mechanics.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

TIKI PnRgSoLooICAL JOURNAL AND IIPE
lILusrRArEp for May must suit all classes
Of readers, so div,r sihed Is itsIreading mat.
ter. Beginning with an appreciative sketch
OF Cha les Sumner--a r orirait accompany.
lng-the large RACES are filled with other
interesting subjects, viG Conversation
about Faces, or running analyses 81 sever.
al distinguished characters. Horse Physi.
ognomy, with illustrations. Are Troubles
blessings in Disguise? "A Southern lady's
opinion Of affairs down South: Charity.
True and False "a practical hint for these
lines OF scarcity; The Latin and Teut mic
Races an elaborate and learned article
Ga ne causes Of modern uermanic growth.
VISIT 20 Pompeii-a pleasing recital Of
an incident Of travel. How TO Goyern and
| Ira'n Chillren--the mothers who Rad ~.
lorrSAt viii he grateful for tbis. yais
Nt'arysles-a sharp and logical consider
alton Of DR. Porter's slrictures ON phrsna.
loEy; Real Gentleman -eyeryhaJ,
should read IL; Life 10 the pecp Sea' IN ~
| egant bt Of composition. Sir Bar,le prsro
'he African Commissioner. ETC.. e,s p,,ss
! 81 cents; So year. tllre.s
/ Wrst, Now lora
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

The farm gate, manufactured and
sold by S, p. Mann, Of this village, is
the lighteSt. cheapest, most convenient
aud most durable gate in use. Call up.
on Mr.. Mann, aud look at specimens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Immediately, thirty good steady labor.
ing men, to whom constant employment
will be given for the season. s26 per
month, and board will be paid.
River Falls, May A, 1874.
A. Il. HENRY.
Q. G. KNOWLES,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

s. l.. Cox, with his family, left
this place for Sat Lake, yesterday. They
were among the very FIRST settlers Of tins
village, aud they leave multi ude of
friends. We shall expect to hear from
them at an early day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Burhyte Bros. have the contract for
furnishing the lumber for the Normal
School house. G. G.. Knowles has the
contract for furnishing the brick, ex.
cepting the weather brick.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

The prce of board for the workmen
on the Normal School building, seems
to have been settled at $3.50 per week,
nearly every bid having come in at that
price.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

Messrs. Coon & Wilkinson have taken
in exchange for their organs, some
Prince organs which they will sell
VERY CHEAP.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

John ClOugh gave up his project of
converting that hall into n dwelling
house, aud leased the same to the Good
Templars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

G. y. Bracket is bringing to his
store and surroundings an Immense
stock of hardware, farm implements,
wagons, white lime, cement, etc, and
he still has over forty tons on the way.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-05

The North Wisconsin Railway Com.
pauy has accepted the land grant, put
up their bond, and propose to 20 ahead
and build the road. That's business.
Give them a clear field.