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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03

Ex-CoLLEcroR HARPERs return TO Spring.
field was not under promise Of pardon, but
under a safe conduct from the United States
Court. This allows him to return, free from
arrest, 10 his hiding. place, after he has given
the testimony the Government wants. His
counsel state that through his evidence tina
Government can recover 5000, 900 in pena!tles
from the Pekm disters. The amount Of bis
delalcation was $40 600, aud for This they de-
clare his clerk, Smith, to be responsible,
The Pacific Stock Yards cf st. Louis have
been purchased by tho National Stock Yard
Company Of East st. Louis, for $3.50, 600. II
is SAID that the North Missouri yards will also
be bought by the same Company. and that the
entire livestock business OF st. Louis will
soon be concentrated IN East ST. Louis.
An attempt was n.ado the other dayby pris-
oners IA the Sardis, Miss, Jail, to burn the
building IA order to escape.
THE Chicago bank clcarings Tor last week
foot up tl7, ass, 23O92, being nearly 800, 900
in excess OF those Of the same week last year.
Two express and mail cars aud one passen-
ger coach Of The Chicago express train on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud Chicago Railway
LETT the track twenty-one miles asst of Crest
line, ON Saturday afternoon J. H. Woodward
express messenger, had several ribs and an
arm broken.
IhE Steubenyilc accommodation train col
llded with an express train on the Pittsburg,
| Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad, on Satnr-
day evening. near Holidays Cove. The eA-
press AID baggage car Of the express train
l IN
press messenger,w was burned to death.
A DRUNKEN brute named Thomas murdered
his wife with an as at Bay City, Mich, on
| Friday
Jos. KoRNELA has been arrested IN Albany
/ at the request Of the Sheriff Of Macomb coun-
| Is, Mich. for murder committed IN Nov,
| 1872. Tie bad been at work in Albany since
that time
! Az accident on the Chicago and Iowa Rail
way. -four miles west OF Rochester resulted
IN injuries to eleven persons danger
Gus,
! SIfBEtr, an .accompilce IN the murder Of
Marshal Page, at Charles City, Iowa, some
time since, has been sentenced to tour years
confinement "a the State Prison.
GtoRuE AND IIU0H DFFFENBtUGH, living in
| Pisgah, Cooper county, Mo-, male an assault
on Joseph Grlsson last Saturday, and beat
aud cut him severely. after which Grlsson
drew pistol and shot George Def.nbaugh,
inhicting a wound from which he died on sat
urday morning.
| II. ". BBowE, the noted Wisconsin Evan
gelst, has been holding a great revival meet
ing at the Baptist Church 10 Rock Island, H.,
during the last two weeks, and as a result 200
| persons have proicsscd conviction and joined
| the chusch.
As employe Of the Wlunesheik Paper Works,
| at Decorah, a., by the name Of Peter Sundal,
ON Monday received irighttul wound BY
jumping on ritchtork, which was IN an empty
vat. Tho handle entered the groin, passing
/ up 10 the liver Ths wound Is mortal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
A PittsbuTg Physician Arrested for
Poisoning Hts Patients.

\ telegra som Pittsburg states
that DIR. William Smith is under ar
rest ON a charge OF poisoning. The
illness OF Jones Mcdonald, a resident
Of Temperanceville, and subsequently,
OF his grand daughter, a child about
eight years of age, which resulted in
death under peculiar circumstances of
like nature, caused a post moItem
examination OF the latter to be held,
and a chemical analysis Of the stomach
developed tho fact that it contained a
large amount of arsenic. DIR. Smith
has been McDonald's family physician
Tor some years. Considerable excite
ment prevails IN the vicinity over sew
eral cases OF supposed poisoning,
some seven or eight deaths having oc-
CURED recently which had lvru under
the care OF DIR. Smith Some years
ago he was convicted of passing coun-
terfclt money, and was sentenced tu
prison for five years, but was subsc
quently pardoned aud resumed the
practice OF a physician in Temper
anceulle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
Rhode Island Savings Blnks.

A summary of the condition of the
Rhode Island savings banks is printed
IN the Providence Journal OF the 10th
inst, which contains some interesting
and very significant figures. The whole
number of savings banks is 81, aud of
depositors 93,12i. The average TO
each depositor is $500.5O, and the
largest amount due any depositor $780,
S9l,36. The increase in deposits from
the previous year is Sl,033, 6i437 the
average rate per cent Of last dividend,
IN 30 institutions, :. per cent. per an.
mum and the amount loaned on mort.
cages of real estate in other states, 81,
30, go 40. The total amount due de.
positoB is SO, 6l7, 1S3. 03. and the excess
of assets over liabilities, /, $50, 430. So.
Such figures as these show that Rhode
Island, though little, is thrifty and
proyidcut Out at its population OF
2lI3J3, almost one half are depositors
IN the savings banks, with an average
of over $500 to each person, laid away
for o rainy day. The result shows that
The homiles of old Roger Williams
have borne good fruit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
iiindOO Legend,
ahmin on the lotas pod

A Brahmin on the lotus pod
Once wrote the holy name o. Cos
Then, planting IT, he asked IN PRAYER
For souc new fruit, unknown aud rare.
slave upon the dusty road
Fell lam;iug, meath his heavy load.
The Brahmln, thoughtlese, straiShtway ran
And lifted up the fallen man.
The deed scarct done, he stood aghast
At touching one beneath his caste;
Behold be cried, am uncleau!
Ny hands have clasped the vile and moan
God saw the shades on bis face
And wrought miracle 81 grace
The buried seed uprUse from calth
And bloCled and bios somcd into birth.
Its leaves were msrPCd with letters rure.
And gladly read the Brahmin there
These words Count all 81 equal caste,
Then count thyself the least ut last"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
AGraletul Horse.

\ curious incident occurred at
Messrs Williams h Cassldy's coal ward
at the Covington depot few DAYS
ago. An old black horse had inst been
driven into the yard pitched TO a wa.
tcrlng cart. The bell band, an anti
quated concern, gave way IN an attempt
to back the cart into IT'S place, and. as
the water was heavier than the horse.
the cart dropped md the shafts rose.
the horse going with them, and hang
ing hy hls neck, his hind feet being two
or three feet from the ground The
animal struggled and kicked IN terror.
Ills eycballs became distendcd ia the
excess OF his fear, and roth stood
upon his lips. He was rescued from
his dangerous situation after much
trouble. When he touched the ground
the poor beast stood for moment APP
parently hcwildctcd, and then, rccoy-
criug himself, he looked around among
his rescuers, and, approaching them
quietly. rubbed his nose against the
shoulder OF one of them. = iCriRyioR,
~, Press.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
Tho West.

RrruRIs II dcsuiuuau amau- thl Indians
q N.rm.Ihou Lake mc tall confirmed, but
nu caunihalnm hhs occurred as stated
iHE ONO Falls Car Company % lcner.
souvie Ind, Which suffered bs tlo PANE. TO-
Gently perfected satisfactory arrangements
with aslr,h.'rs, aul rs rr,ral,l 60 t,.ume
work
GrrAe excitement rr ,sil,d ~ Denver over
th, iem.t,l oi Goviuur iIr,t. Secretary
llall, AMI suisrs.f O,u,n. Ie.slr an .r,pu.
ary - lben.Ns 1858 a,r il unexpected.
MOI Che l1as. suspicion Of th.e.au.o .iu those
oh0t bong entertained ~. new an.
puut.. oreth Al,t .uh wa. Ga,uus, "a
'oi'tti'nHn l-il tpl ,l3 AMI Waesu.c,eicd
hS "a, HHs.ht incumbent There elsa ior,t.
ing H CD. rt,uu. o. protest as5..i Ma.
COON rmlmnt lu, tl. lauus umlt
town preseason lHd hal I'd ..i th,iruNu .aa,.
me legislature h.Ida Iout r,s.iou. ana rs.
dors,4 GOV Elt~t
IHl 1hemwu COMMON Council has p,..,d
f'-olu'l01HppH .umttte of "a, of
ih,tnumnori."r uta.bm.tan. spI ,ptr,
% protest II the uly a.nu.t stepplur work an
the new gntr,ruru' luulm.a
Iuf mll q allow Oum.p IS Is .l.,tal \,
ONCE undtt ~" .huu'lN ts Gr,na.lr,t,J
700 the lsoot House y thr Al..onu lr.laa.
tue.
'piohAp' ulAns,t. a, tbr. IL form
Ieiltotiai GWue. lnr order. which had al,
icothoId 90 Colorado ,,arb.a.n nov number.
oyel forty graugoa
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
Further Particulars of the Death of ~,
SiampSP TWINS.

Or James lIollusWorth, OF lount
AIRY \. G., at one time family phy-l.
cian to the Slamcsc twins, states that
Chang lor some time tad been suffer
lng from some pulmonary disease.
Thursday before be- died hu rode som,
distance M the cold aud suffered great.
~ that night. The TWINS got up and
sat ny the fire, Chang complaining of a
pain III the breast. About daylight Enp
was heard calling, aud when the family
entered the room Chang was found
dead.
Eng said he fClt very bad. ana VA,
suffering in his cxtrcmitics. Hcuskcd
10 be rubbed, rs ho was covered with a
cold pcrspiratiou. IL only lived two
hours after being discovered.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
THE NEWS.


A NJ ,NumENT is to be erected IN Central
Park, New York, in memory Of the late james
7. Brady.
The SIKH annual meeting OF the American
RraLch Of the Evangelical All ance was held
on Monday evening, at ~. Paul's Church, in
New York city. William f. Dodge was elected
President In the revision Of the constitution
the name Of tue Alliance was altered from
that Of American 10 that VI the Evangelical
AlhaLce OF the Uoited states Of America
The annual report was read, and, after adj
dresses from prominent clergymen, the meet
ing adjourned.
ALEXANDER y, HAMILToN, City Tfeasurer OF
Jersey CITY Is missing. II Is allegad that he
has fed with several thousand dollars Of city
money and ono hundrcd thousand dollars OF
water bonds. The official bond u Hamilton
cannot be found
A. W. MutBtB, sexton OF Trinity Church,
New York, was arrested ON Monday, and held
10 bail IN 5000, tor alleged completely in a
number Of thotts by one Mickey, OF Brooklyn.
other stolen property is said 10 have been
found in the chmch
CASES Of starvation and suffering arc re-
ported from Philadelphia.
THE Boston correspondent 81 the New York
Tribune writes that Dr. Wyman has concluded
work on the autopsy Of PROT Agnssiz, and
reports that he cause ot bis death WAS dis.
case and oh.,rpc,i,p oi IN. arferle, of the
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
The French Budget for 1874.

The total OF the expenses contem-
plated In the French budget of 1874
amounts to 2,532, $50, 993 francs. This
figure is divided among the following
departments # the public service
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
Legislative summary.

MoNpAY, January %. Schmidt III
iradu,oi o resolution asting the sccrctar, 81 stat,
% report hr authority Ter auditing ana alltvine
NftaiH aycuuuts. laid pNsr. 49, HIS were intro
luccd by Mr. iicds. relating 90 the assessment n
property and levy oi taxes thercun; hy Mr. Bieek.
man. hll rliing o. excise also. rcliiiHr ID pow.
frs II tuNu baris ~ supervisors u aunF opi
highways. ---lho Committee on Public lands -.
ported hadk thr hll fnr The sale " DELINQUENT lands
Ter taxes recommending e passage. --Adjnurntsl
Af iU..M q. NJ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03

The exact figure OF the receipts will
not be fixed till after the taxes intend
ed to cover the ii9, 900, 900 deficit have
been voted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03

\ NEW plan il to be tried with Mich.
igau couvicts. The striped garments
are to be abolished. The prisoners
are 60 be allowed 10 correspond with
their fticnds. Those Who are unedu-
Gated are 10 be taught and, when lib
Grated, each man is to receive a suit Of
clothes, $40 IN money, and whatever
he has earned bv ovsrwnrt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03
Asse molly
Senate

TrrspAY January 27.-Most Of the
forenoon wa takcu mp discussing the resolution
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03

ANoNG the treasures at the late Duke
OF Brunswick, concealed with cover
of base metal, haas bevu found thr On.
cbrltel Vase IL Mautul. 10 Is 1T
onyx, and q tuc masterpiece uf artistic
workmanship. Its fame is great among
anhquarians, who think 1t ls of Scmctc
production, aud the vial used az the
conservation of the Hebrew kings
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03

THE death was announced at Great
Massingham, England, on the 9th Of
November, Of Edward Cholmendeler,
eldest son Of the Rev Edward Gladwin
aud Lady Chariot Arnold, at the age of
eighteen years. Deceased was n great
grandson of Gen. Benedict Arnold
who married a daughter Of Chief Jus,
ticc Edward Shipper, Of Phila delphia
TuE following advertisement appear
ed in the Philadelphia Ledger of
Thursday last Wanted-To trade
vault in Monument Central tor
piano.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03

Mn GpLpwIN SMITH who is now in
England, has been Invited by Che Fell
lows of All Souls College. Oxford, to
deliver course OF lectures on history,
but ha, declined. not having the requi.
site time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-03

asking the Secretary of state to show authority for
allowing certain accounts II was referred 10 a
select committee with instruetion IN renort a hin
HhDitine the expense of the Legislative manual &c
hr,1 memorial 70 Congress to extend the time OF
s,,snansS .ne Central Railroad was passed under
oy surehar TO regulate ins1rance cor,paniss by
for The monopolies; b. Field to provide
Of raroaS Of the track and other property
journed 4'--At lS.3O toe Senate ad-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02

NORMAL Schools. The sweeping away
OF the Board of Education has not made
much change with these schools. The
tine Of their existence is extended to
Aug, ], 1880, and the appropriation to
them is not changed, IL was very evident
that the legislature had 40 intention Of
going back on tho policy of the state as
to the special education Of teachers. In
this connection it may be said that the
duties of town superintendent remain
substantially the same as before. We
believe they hold an annual meeting in
each county, in March, to agree on u list
of questions for examination of teachers.
The State Superintendent is not, however,
by the new law required to meet with the
superintendents; it being thought that the
time required could be spent in other
work to better advantage.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02

sou or association other than a national
banking association. Fourth, that no IA.
tiona bank shall be liable TO make good
any deficiency which may hereafter arise
in any special deposit made with such
back, unless receipt shall be produced
by the owner of such deposit in which the
liability of the bank shall be distinctly
stated. Fifth, the repeal of the two-ceot
stamp tax as an act providing that all
bills Of exchange, checks, or receipts in
place Of checks, drawn upon any bank or
banker, shall be subject to stamp tax
with penalty of $50 for each violation
thereof.
The controller renews the recommended
ton contained in his last two reports for
the passage of an act to prevent the issue
and circulation of unauthorized currency.
and requiring the words counterfeit"
ALTERED, "illegal," to be stamped on al
counterfeit or unauthorized issues; also
his recommendation for the repeal Of the
fourth section of the act of Juae l, 1870,
so far as it applies to the organization of
savings banks in the District of Columbia,
and for the enactment its instead of gen.
eral law in reference to such savings banks,
with judicious conditions and restrictions.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02

A fine new rvad has been built by the
japanese government, which passes by
tie race-ccurse. aud winds over the hills
aud down along the shores of Mississippi
Bay, which is described as 81 the most
beautiful for varied scenery in the world. ="
OF course We are quoting from those who
speak in the same sense IN which moth
er speaks when she asserts, and really
believes, that her babe is the last GROWING
wonder of the universe. Nevertheless,
Yokohama numbers among its residents
many tourists aud sometime residents in
the Old and New Worlds in many habita-
Bile ATTITUDES. Their almost unanimous
verdict is, that Mississippi Bay, especial
ly at the sunset and twilight hour, is
matchlcssly lovely. The Road, after pass
ing along the beach and through several
Japanese villages, past rice and wheat
fields, and through beautiful valley,
rejoins Yokohama at " Legation Bluff"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02
y he Woman's National Tcmnerant

The Woman's National Temperance
Convention, appears TO have been a very
interesting and successful gathering
Sixteen States were represented by ac.
credited delegates The following ladies
were the Vermont delegation Mrs j.
M. Haven, Rutland ; Mrs, Joel Foster,
Montpelier Mrs. Il. r. Backus Spring.
field; Mrs. Mial Davis, Burlington. -
The Vermont delegation took prominent
positions on committee and other business
of the convention. Mrs. Foster, of Mont
pelier, and Mrs Mial Davis, of Burlnc.
ton, addressed the convention. Mrs.
Davis said that she had come all the way
from Vermont because she loved the Lord
and the temperance movement. When
the women of Vermont beard the result
OF the crusade in the west last spring
they were moved and soon bega to organ
ize. Many thought they we're going to
appear upon the streets, but the Lord
pointed out another course. They are
still working on and hoping to get the
prohibition law so amended that any one
can be convicted Oh the FIRST offence and
not require the third as now is the case.
We feel that five follow in the footsteps
OF Jesus we will finally succeed. When
| left home | was reminded not to forget
to tell the women of this convention that
the people of Vermont were with them.
Mrs. Davis was appointed one of the com.
mitteo to draft constitution for the Ma.
lonal Womens Temperance League a'laaI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02
Business Notices
Patents /!

Persons having Inventions which they
wish to have patented, or having business
connected with the U. S. Patent office.
cannot do better than employ the services
Of Fred A. Lehman, Solicitor Of Ameri.
can and Foreign Patents, Washington, d.
o. Mr.. Lehman has not only had a
large experience in obtaining patents, but
was for number Of years an examiner
10 the Patent offices of some of the larc.
est and most important classes there. lie
makes no charge unless he obtains you a
patent.