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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19
TO ADJOURN.

The Ohio Legislature deter
mined Monday to adjourn On the
9th of this month toeths 5th ei
next December. The discussion
which led to this decision was
long znd-excited and it was
worse than extracting deep-rost-
ed molars to draw from the Dem
scratic members a resolution to
adjourn SO soon. aa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19
DEATH OF SENATOR SUMNER.

Senator Charles Sumner is no
more. He died in Washington
on Thursday last, at 2 o'clock r
NJ, of angina pscsoris. He had
been suffering from this disease
for some time past. His remains
were taken to Boston and inter-
red on Monday. Thus another
of our great statesmen has pas
ssd away.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19
New Advertisements.
B RMS
Pocket Photoscope,

ting Counterfeit Money, shodjy in Cloth, for
eign substances in the eye, in Wounds, etc.,
and to examine Insects, Flowers and Plants,
to detect flaws in Metals, fineness of wood
grain; to decipher writing otherwise illegible
and for the inspection of grain, tobacco, etc.
Useful for every body. Two Double Convex
Lens, TX inches in diameter; mounted in
leather, and carried in the vest pocket. Price
GO Cents, free by mail. Agents Wanted. H.
lustrated circulars and terms free. Address
NJ. L. BYRN, 80 Cedar Street, New York, p o
boz 4,G69. 3lm1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19
NOVEL SUIT.

A somewhat novel suit for the
recovery of ten thousand dollars
damages has been institute by a
Cincinnati rolling mill company
against a former employee. The
plaintiffs allege that they had
employed from one to two hund-
red employees in their works fol-
more than five years past; but
that On the 1st of November last
this employee persuaded other
employees to leave their en-
ployment, because they were dis
satisfied with the wages paid, by
reason whereof they have been
unable to carry on their rolling
mill from November until the
present time. The company far
ther alleges that it employed men
to come from Pittsburg to work
in the mill at an agreed price,
and that the defendant sought
them out and urged them to
leave and not work for the firm,
as they would be willing to do
but for the persuasion of the de-
fendant, who stated to them that
if they would break their CON
tract with the plaintiffs and 60
away from the city the company
would be compelled to pay its
cid hands in Cincinnati the price
demanded; that the defendant
prevented them from commenc-
ing work, and caused threats of
personal danger to be sent to the
workmen, ,causig plaintiffs a great
deal of delay in commencing
operations of their rolling mil, for
which they ask judgment in the
above amount. We believe that
some two or three years ago, a
suit of a somewhat similar char
acter was decided by the Su-
preme Court of Massachusetts, in
favor of the plaintiff. The pro
gress Of the suit will be watched
with a good deal of interest, for
the principle involved is one of
great Importance.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19

Another great snow storm is
marching along from the westward.
The Central Pacific Railroad is
showed derfor the second time
this month. sl zHis.st
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19
VOCAL COLLECTIONS.

Shining Lights. Sacred Songs, sl5
Golden Leaves. Vols. 1 and , collection
OF Songs by VIII s. Hays, each, fJ
Hearth and Home. A Collection Of Home
Fireside Echoes, .s i.4s
Sweet Sounds, I5
Priceless Gems. Choice Ballads, LIZ
The above are also bound in cloth, gilt
sides. Price 500 each volume con-
tains about 5000 worth Of
Choice Vocal Music
The Opera at Home. Cloth, gilt edges, 500
Containing principal songs from over Is
Standard Operas.
German Volkslieder Album. 40 Songs,
English and German Words. Paper. go
Mendelssohn's Is Songs Edited and in
part translated by Mcfarren. Folio.
The same for : deep voice. $50 With
Original Words avols Paper, each, a5o
Do Cloth, each, $50
Moore's Irish Melodies. With New SYM
phonies, and Piano Accompaniment By
Balfe. Folis Elegantly bound Full
Mother Goose; or, National Nursery
Rhymes. Beautifully Illustrated BY the
Dalziel. TASK for Novelties Edition. or
you Will get cheap Photograph copy l-O
The same, elegantly bound in cloth Fun
schumann'ss Vocal Album. SC songs,with
The Same, elegantly bound bound in cloth
Full gilt, s.5o
We will send Of the above works, postpaid,
on receipt of the marked price. Cataloeues
from 700 to %, 600 Musical Sub
leets, sent free on application. Address,
]. L, PETERS. Music Publjsher
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19

The Madrid Government is about
making "a supreme effort" as they
say in France, and the main army
OF the secalled Republic, under its
chief leader, is face to face with
the main army of the Carlists. As
the two armies are of nearly equal
proportions there is bare possibil-
ity Of a decisive engagement. NJ.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19
STANDARD CLASSICS.

Bach's 48 Preludes and Fugues. Cloth. $500
in Four Books. Paper covers. each ]. 60
Beethoven's 3S Sonatas. Full gilt. $50
Beethoven's "a Piano Pieces. Full gilt, 400
Chopin's valses: Stiff paper covers, 10 5o
Chopin's Nocturnes. :" I" 400
Chopin's Mazurkas. 81 400
Chopin's Ballads. {. 800
Chopin's Preludes ss ESQ
Chopin's Sontas- = -sl $50
Mendelssohn's Complete Piano Works Fo-
lilo Edition. Full gilt. In volumes, % 90
The same. svo. Full gilt. Complete in
The same. svo. Paper. Complete in :
Vol. j. cont'g Concertos, sontas, ETC., Folio.
Gilt. 65o
The same. Svo. Gilt 3D
The same. Svo. Paper. $50
Vol. ". cont'g Songs without words. %
Books.) Folio. Gilt. $50
The same. Svo. Gilt $50
The same. Svo. Paper, $50
Mendelssohn's Overtures rs Piano Solos.
Cloth, $50
Mendelssohn's overtures as Piano Duets.
Cloth, 1a50
Mozart's IS sontas. Elegantly bound. Full
gilt, 800
gilt, 800
ly bound. Full gilt 200
Schubert's Piano Pieces. Elegantly bound.
Full gilt. 400
Schumann's Forest Scenes. Nine easy
Pieces. Paper covers, so
Schumann's Piano-Forte Album. Elegant
ly bound. Full gilt. $50
The same. Paper covers, LEO
Webers Complete Piano Works. Elegant
ly bound Full gilt, $50
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-19
.ssssss 4s4ssss
MUSIC BOOKS !!

We give below list of few of the best and
most popular collections Of bound Piano Music,
of the marked price
Address all orders to ts
]. L. PETERS, Music Publisher,
see Broadway, N. Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
SHERIFF s SALE

State OF Wisconsin County of Grant In Circuit Court
Hiram Chase vs. Nancy 5tatfitbat h, John Chase, Al.
ouzp g. Chase Enos base, Helen chase, Warden
A ndeI and Franklin Lyster, Administrators OF
the Estate OF Lew Chase, deceased March term
lS7l-in partition
BY virtue hDd in pursuance of an order of sale made
and ia the above entitled action at the March
term 1874. there OF the 3D. day of March 1874, 1
shall on Friday the Path dty Of Apr d 1874 at
one o'c ock NJ at the mont door of the SissOn Ho
in the village of Jamestown, Wisconsin in said
county; offer tor sale and sell at public ancou, to the
high 81 bidder, for cash. tho following desc lied
premises to wit;
Ten acres OF land more less Of the west half OF
the south west quarter OF sect one, in township
number one north of range number tw1, west OF the
fourth pfincipie MERIDIAN aud bounded follows; to
wit Con meneug at the center VI the Galena aud
Potosi RI d, aud at the south west corner ( land
owned by J,,ues MacBay thence rcnning ong tn
center o saiu Galeua and otosi road south 25%
east to land owned by Dluei s Cash thence east to
land owned By edward Burns thence north to lanos
owned by james Mackay, thence west to the place OF
beginning
Dated II the sherifs Office in the Village Of Lam
caster, Wisconsin, this 10th day OF March 1874
I. LARRIcR, sheriff Grant Co.
SAMUEL MERKICK pliffs ATTY lw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
The Story of Livingstone's Death.

NEW YORK. March 20 "A Herald
cable dispatch f ON London says tn.
steamer Melina arrived off Snez at IL
O'Clock Saturday night. Arthur Talg
and Jacob Warner Wright were Oh
board in charge of the remains of DR..
Livingston. The following account
is given of Livingstone's fatal illness
and death:
He had been i'll of chronic dysen-
terry for 90 seral months. He was
well surl ed with stores and nedi-
oines, tut had q presentment the at
tact wouli prove fatal. AT first he
was all to ride on doi key, but
soon had to be carried Arriving at
Muilils, Beyond Lake Bemba IN the
Bisca country, he Raid, "Bul l me q
but to die in" A hut was built BY
his followers the 1st of May he
was confined to his bed, and after.
wards suffered greatly, grooming
night and day. The third day he
was very cold, ana requested tina,
more grass be- put over the hut. Re-
Jumbo, chief of Bisca, sent some -four
and beans, and behaved well toward
the party. The fourth day DR.. Lir-
ingstone was insensible and died
about midnight Makadhoa, q ser
want, was present. DR.. Livingstone
made his last entry in his diary Aprii
q. He spoke much and sadly of his
home and family. When he Was first
seized by the fatal attack, he told his
followers he intended to exchange
everything for ivory to give them,
and put on to Ujji and Zanzibar, and
to reach England.
The same day on which be died
his followers consulted what to do.
The Nossick boys determined to pre-
serve the remains. They were afraid
10 inform the chief of the death of
the doctor. The Secretary bad the
body removed to another hut and
built high fence around il to insure
privacy. He then removed the ip-
ternsl organs and placed them in
tin box, and buried H. inside the fence
under a large tree. Jacob VAIN
wright cut an inscription the tree
there, thus, "Dr. Livingstone died
May 4 1878" and superscrlbed it
with the head mans name, Susa
The body was preserved in salt and
dried in the sun twelve days.
Chief Ketnmbo, on being informed
Ut Livingstone's death, had the drums
beat and guns fred as token of re-
spect, and allowed bis followers to
remove the body. which they placed
in 8 coffin of bark and commenced
the journey to Unysmjembe, which
consumed about six months, sending
in advance 8 party with information
of ali that hsd occurred, addressed to
Livingstone's son. The advance par.
ty was met by Mr.. Cameron, who
sen back the bal of clothes and
powder. The body arrived at Un-
yamiembe two days after the adj
vance party, and rested there two
weeks. Messrs. Cameron. Murphey
and Dillon also arrived there togeth-
or. the latter i'll, bis sight gone and
mind affected. He afterwards com.
mitted suicide 81 Kassaksra, and was
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
How Frank Pierce Got the News of
His Nomination for tire Presidency.

Setting one night in the fremont
House with the late Colonel Barncs,
he said TO me: That was a queer
thing about the nomination of
Fran - Frank who z" | said.
why Frank Pierce General Pierce.
You see, we int 1ded to run Frank
tor the Vice Presidency. We though
the South would concede that Office
to the North. and we pitched upon
tho General He was very social in
his habits, but very quiet. He spent
bis evenings with set of fellows.
aud the fact is be drank a G ,od deal,
though it was not generally known.
The morning of the nomination, it
was agreed between Frank and my
= Ii that be should spend the day in
Mount Auburn, no one but myself
knowing where his place of resor'
was. He was very nerVous and
grea'ly agitated. l agreed to drive
out in the afternoon and tell him
how things looked When the news
of the Generals nomination came on.
men rushed into the fremont House
by hundreds They knew my init
macy With the General Bat | kept
my own council. | drove out to
NJ unit Auburn. Il waS q long time
before could find Frank. He was
solitary and alone, leaning on the
monument over the graves of the
Webster fam ~ AS soon as | saw
hin | shouted, By, Frank, you
have got itP Got what?' Got
the nomination for the Presidency 7
Not the Presidency = 'Yes, You are
oomin4ted foi the Presidency by the
great D m peratic par J OF the States ,.
P.ls ss marble. Frank turned from
me-hslt kneeling and half standing
-grasping the sandstone shaft, he
took solemn VOW that he would
drink no more liquors during the
canvass, nor, if elected. during the
Presidential term. That VOW those
who knew him best knew that he
kept. "-"Burleigh's" Letter to The Bos-
ton Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
buried ,here.

buried ,hsre.
At Uayamjembe, Livingston g re-
mains were placed in auo, her bark
case--a smaller one ami done up TO
represent bale of goods. and to de.
ceive the natives, who obj cted to the
passage of a corpse, and thus carried
to u, zibar.
d.. Livingstone's clothing, papers
and instruments accompanied the
body. When sick in bed Dr.. Living
stone prayed much, and SAID, Il am
going home"
Mr.. Webb, the American consul at
ZAnzibar, received letters, through
Murphy, from DIR Livingstone for
Stanley, and will deliver them per-
sonaIl
The only geographical news is az
follows: After STANLEY q departu' Q
from the Doctors at Uoyamj mbe,
he rounded the south end OF l. k.
Tangany,ka, travelled south To lax
Bemba or Bamgueoleo, crossed q
from The south TO the north, then
proceeded a,ong the east side, return
ling north through March TO Mu II !,
All the Doctors papers are sealed
and addressed To the Secretary Of
State and are in charge Of A thur
Long, British merchant OF n. q
bar. Murphy and Cameron r.ma u
| behind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09

1t is estimated hat the milk of .

1t is estimated hat the milk of 4 :
260 cows is consumed in this produc,
of the Green G unity cheese factories,
and be Sentinel says:
those that have been already In operation, have in
creased their capacity and number OF cows fully IS
per cent. tor this years. business.
While the whole country is deeply
exercised over the question of the
rates of transportation on Western
products TO The seaboard, the Green
County farmers ar. partly solving
the problem by converting their
crude, heavy produce INTO more val
liable and less bulky substances. A
great victory over transportation is
achit we'd by the farmer who converts
fifty-six pounds of corn into three
pounds of cheese. The farmer who
milks his cows several years and COR
verts the tactical fluid into cheese.
gets more money for them than the
farmer who sends his three-year old
cattle to market for beef, and. into
the bargain. not only sti has bis
cows, bat possesses a smaller herd
of younger cattle for the fu,nre
This is what the Green County, w.
consin, farmers are doing 70 clrcum-
vent the transportation companies.
Inter- Ocean.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
ESTATE-ZlsLER.

STATE of Wisconsin Grant County SIS
Probate Once lancaster March rs A. ID 1874.
In the matter at the lroof Probate of the last
will and testament of John Ziser, deceased late of
the County of 6rant
whereas, instrument in writing puI porting to
he the last will aud testament OF John Zi-ier,
deased late of the County OF Grant has been flied in
,hi- ,fice; and whereas appicati N has ma. g
Inv Peter casper RAJ ing that the same DO proven and
admitted r. ubae according the laws his State.
Therefore 1t is order that said Application be heard
b.fore me at the Probate Office Tie village of Lam
caste in said county, tbs 2Vth day OF April, A
d 1874 at one CLOCK NJ.
An1iti is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased aud to al
Interested by pub ishlug copy OF this order for
thr 9 successive weeks prior said day of heaiir
In the Grant County Herald, "a weekly newspaper
printeC and published at Lancaster IL said County
BY the Court.
2w3 VIM. McGONI6 AL, Couhty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
Cesal Notices.
a STATE : Foley.

state of Wisconsin, u ant county. S.
PROBATE Uthce Lancaster, aareh I'D A. d. 1874.
In the matter the Proof and Probate of the last
viii aud Testament oi Margaret Foley, deceased, late
OF the Guuhiy of arant
Whereas all instrument IN writing. purporting t.
be the last viii and estane mt OF Margaret Foley de
ceased Of the County OF Grant, has been flied ia
this Office; an whereas appca ti0n has been made by
Michael HcNamara praying that the same be proven
ddnit' to Probate according to the laws Of this
state
ThsTetore, IL s ordered that said application be
heard before at the Probate Office, in the village
Oi il County, zuth day OF April
A. ID 1914. at one O'Clock p. 81.
ordered urther that notice thereof be given to the
heirs OF said deceased 81 persons lnt rested
by publishing supy OF tns rider for three suceers
weeks prior To said Jay OF hearing il he urant
County Herald weekly newspaper printed aud
published at Lancaster in said County.
by he court,
2w3 VIM. McGUN ldAL, Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
SHERIFF'S SALE :

State of Wisconsin, Grant County-ss Circuit Court
Judgment Of Foreclosure and SAFE Jesse Bro, ks
as the general guardian OF Minnie and Sarah Hitch
cock infant heiIs OF Eti A Hitchc ok deceased
Plaintiff, against Levi Hitchcock and Fanny Hitch.
cock his Mi q, Defendants
By virtue ana in pursuance of judgmen emit and or
DIR foreclosure ami Sale rendered in the above
Titled action by esid court IT the March term
1874 thereof the tn day of March. A D. 1874
| shall on Thursday, the l4th day of May, A. d
1874 at O'Clock p. "a. the door of the Conrt
House in the village of Lancaster, in said county
ofe for and sell at public auction 70 the hghe
bidder tor cash the TO towing described mortgagsd
premises situated lying aud icing 10 the County a.
Gfant and state If " Wisconsin to wit:
The east half the south quarter of sectien
thirty one Town seven north of Range three West
containing eighty of land be the or
less
Dated Sheriff, Once Lancaster, Wis Mar % 1874
3w6 T. CARRIER Sher fl
ppnrp r1v,, NrscN n A. -,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
ESTATE Golfer.

tate Of Wisconsin, Giant County, So Probate OF.
ice Lancaster. March 80, A. D, 1874. In The Mat
ter OF the Proof aud Probate Of the Last W i'll and
Testament of Hugh X. Golfer deceased, late OF the
County OF Grant,
Whereas instrument in writing, pnrportfnR to
be the last " and Tes ament al Hugh X. Golfer .,
deceased late OF the county "f Grant has been filed
in this ofbct; and whereas, Application has been
made by sarah Golfer praying TIA the same be prov
en- aud admitted to Probate aocordil to the II of
this State
Therefore ii Is ordered that sad application be-
heard before the Probate Off %. in the Village
OF Lancaster in said County. on Friday the 24th cay
of April A. D. 1874 at one O'Clock PM
And il IL further ordered that notice shall be Civ
en- 10 persons int rested in said Will OF the time
aud place 81 said hearing by pub IcAt in tbs Grant
County Heralda NewsphptI Iiint in SAID county
for three successive weeks each week prior TO
the time Ut .uch hearing By thu Court
3W3 " III McG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
%tiEkIFFS SALE

State of Wisconsin, Grant Caunty-ss Circuit Court
Judgment of Foreclosu and Sale. Allen Bar
Der Plaintiff. az ainst Hiram b. futile, james b.
Dalton aud Michael Traver defendants.
BY virtue and ia pursuance of Judgment and order
Of force and sale rende in the above entitled
action by said Court at the March term 1874 Their col
on the 18TH dizzy March, 1874, snail Thursday the
llth day ct Nay, D. 1874, at O'Clock, p. NJ at
the trout dool of the Court House. in the village
Lancaster, in said Oun'y offer tor sale aud sell ut
public aucto TO the highest bidder for cash the
lying aud beng in the County Of Grant and State OF
Wisconsin, to wit:
rhe half of the north east quarter Of section
seven aud the Il OF the q OF u of section
seven and the "a OF the south east ,4Ot 81 ction
SIX and the north weet quarter of the north west
quarter OF section eight aud north half of the south
west quarter the north west quarter Of section
eight ali in Town six north OF range four, West.
Dated Sheriffs Office Lancaster VII. Mar 23. 1874
3w6 I. CARRIER, sheriff
GEO. ClgMENTsoN. Atty for Pf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
SHERIFF SAL e

state of Wisconsin. county OF Grant-ss In Circuit
curt. Henry Budin Plaintiff vs. John Remker
and Mary Remker. defendants
By virtue ana in pursuance CT a jndgmantC f tore
cosure and order OF sale rendered the above eni-
tied action by said Court at the March held in
and for the County OF Iowa 1874 the 25th day OF
March 1874 shall on saturday the 10th day of May
a IA at one O'Clock l. the afternoon the prem
in said County OAer for sale and sell pub
tic auction TO the highest bidder for the folow
ing describ mortg 'ged premises situated lying and
being in the County Of Grant, to wit:
The north halt of he south west quarter of section
number eIevsn in township number one, north OF
range number two west OF the fourth principal mer-
dian in Grant County, Wisconsin.
Dated at the SheIiffs ON o. Lancaster. Wis thi,
3ist day OF March i'71 CARRIER, -he'iff
SAMUEL MkkkltK, PitH's Atty. 3we
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
SUMMONS ELLIN.

Circuit Court in and for Grant County, Wisconsin
John Mel in, Plaintiff against Sarah Meliip, Defend
ant. The State of Wisconsin to the defendant here
named;
You her by summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which is fled in the Of
Ace of he Clerk Of the above named court at the vii
lage If Lancaster in Grant County, Wisconsin, aud
and to servea copy "f your answer said complaint
on the sLb cribeIs at their office In the yillage
Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive of the day such
service; and il YOU fail to answer the said complains
within time aforesaid the Plat tiff in this action
Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
said complaint.
Dated, March 14tb. 1874.
BUSHNELL 4 CLARK
Two Plaintiffs Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
SEEKlFt'o SALE

State Wisco nsin. Grant Connty--ss Circuit Court
Judgment OF Foreclosure aud sale bernard frank
enhoof. Plaintiff against Edward PAllett Mary Pal
lett and Edward Prime Defendants
ny virtue aud in pursuance Of ia lgment and order
Of force and rendered III the above Untitled
action by said Court. at the March 1874 thereof
on the It'll day of March 1874 sbailon Thursday the
I4th day OF May D. 1874 at one O'c ock z NJ at the
front door OF the Court u0use in the village of Tan
caster, in sAid County offer tor sale and sell TO the
ghet bidder for cash the FOL owing de. cribtd
gagged premises stuated lyiI and being in thr
IL Of Grant and state of WISCONSIN,, te wit:
The wet hat % the south east quarter OF sec ion
number twenty three In TOWNSHIP. number Que north
of range two west
Dated Sherlffs Office Lancaster, %is Mar. %, 1874
3w6 Z. CARRIER, sheriff
BARBER Il CLEMENTsoN P,ff Attys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
aS-It is now stated that Rochefor

aSeIt is now stated that Rochefort
and bis companions escaped from
New Caledonia by slowing them
selves away in the hole of vessel.
1t is possible that the French author
tiles on that island connived at his
escape. He was originally sentenced
to death, but as so extreme q punish
ment was thought to be undeserved,
it was changed to Punishment to
New Caledonia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-09
Cheese in the West.

The Monroe (Wis.) Sentinel gives
some interesting STATISTICS in reg ,rd
to the extent of the cheese manniac-
ture of Green G unity IN that State
There are ten factories in The county
and their products for 1873 (lnclud-
ing some large priva'e dalries) is
summed ar as follows: