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PASS DENVER GOING EAST
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CONNECTIO.S,

CONNECTIOLs,
AT Logansport with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
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q Chicago Railroad, Tor Fort Wayne, Lima, Crest
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
Queer Suicide.

An old man of 20 years, named
James Copeland, committed suicide
at ShulIsburg LIST Friday night IN
the following peculiar manner 1t
seems that be arose from his bed ID
the night, and, with no covering Or
MIN save his night clothes, quietly
went out al the back door, took an
ak and proceeded a short distance TO
a small pend, where the water Wa
about foot 10 depth, chopped hcle
in the ice and inserting bis head into
the hol,, there dr. wned, being found
the next morning frozen 80 stiff tba,
the ice had to be chopped away 10
get the body out. A hole was found
chopped 10 tho ice al another place,
where the water was but four inches
deep. and it is supposed that the sal
eide first tried that Place, but found
it unsuited TO his purpose. For sotne
months he had been regarded as fn-
sane, and few weeks previous had
attempted to end his life by taking
liudanHm, but tail sd. Mineral Point
Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
A Valuable Discovery

A considerable quantity of mice
mineral has been discovered upon th.
premises of farmer named Moore.
in RICE township, in this county
The young son of Mr.. M, while On.
gagged on Monday of this week,
burying potatoes. unearthed la:g'
quantity Of the mineral about three
feet from the surface of the ground.
Portions Of it have since been ex-
amined and found to contain ninety
five per cent. of the pure mica. The
owner of the premises says that .
considerable quantity has beer
brought to the surface while blowing
his land, and that be does not doabt
thai large strata could be found by
digging. The wbel sale price OF
goo1 mica is one dollar per pound
and if Mr.. NJ. proves the correctness
of his snrmises, large fortune is in
store tor him. - Gdlend Gazette
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
The Proctor Moulton Suit Ended

The suit of Miss E Ina Dean Proc
tor against Francis d. Moulton, for
defamation of character came to an
end, on the 9Th inst, through COM
promise. The overtures for settle
ment were made by NJ buttons couu-
s=l, and were in substance that he
{ Moulton) should pay al the ex-
penses of the proceedings thus far,
amounting to about $4,000, his coun-
sci acknowledging, 10 open court,
that he could not prove the charge
against Miss Proctor, and had not
pretended that he could that be did
not claim it to be true, and only pub
lished it as hearsay, and part OF his
case against Beecher. as this was as
complete vindication of Miss Pr
character as if a Jury had awarded her
large sum 10 damages, and as such
vindicstion was what she sought, and
not money, shelaccepted'the Offer. 1t
is also stated that Moul,on is to make
q written apology to Miss Proctor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
The Narrow Gauge,

The Galena Gazette saws: The
Narrow Gauge Railroad is at present
unatl TO handle all the freight that
Is off red, az a portion of the cars
are now employed at h,ullng ouv
iron and ties for construction Several
ear Dads of hogs per day are being
aiken in for r ans slaughter house
Burrows. Taylor and Co.. who are
starring lumber yards at B 'nton and
S.. Il ,se, arc unable t. secure all the
cars they want to take out lum Der.
As soon as the road is completed to
Piatteville and the cars released That
are now used on construction, it is
probatl, that a the freight can be
handled promptly.
Toe question # location of the
depot in the neigborhood of 81. X 'se
and Cralglow's has final b zen set
lied the depot having been located
on the land of Mr.. Michael KlIbride.
about half way between Cralglo@ :
and the Junction House. IL is a fine
location for a depot, and will proba
bly, accom- Dd4te as N my people as
either of the p Iints that have been
mentioned. Ii is about four miles
beyond Benton, and is fine farming
country. The depot will be erected
ut once, the people Of tie neighbor
mood having contributed SOB to pay
for the grounds and BUILDING. The
depot Will be the sam sig =, sly 10 and
expense AS the one at B snton.
The Plittev depot will be erec-
ted very soon, and Will DO located on
he land of Fl In. Il r ,bbins, near
the depot OF the P,att6vllie aud G A.
amine road. The ueppts az G ,na,
Benton, S.. e use and PlAttev,ll, are
The only ones that will bo put up the
present winter.
Asr town aid was voted to the
rad by any Of the towns between
G Ina and P,atteviIle. the 9 ,mpany
expect that those ncighb' rhools that
Aesiro depots W do as Benton ano
ST. r so have done-donate the
groon is and pay the expense Of
erecting tho building. 1t is pretty
W Il understood that no depO's will
be built at the expense of the Com
pany.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
Proposition to Form New State.

The Oshkosh Northeastern says of
the revival of an old pr ject to form
new state out of portions OF Wiscon>
sin and Michigan Tho Michigan
peninsula newspapers. Including the
Oatanogon Miner, the iron Home. OF
IsnpemIng. and others have revived
the old project of forming new state
u: of the Lake superior Peninsula
aud the northern portion of Wlscon-
sin. The portion asked of Wisconsin
includes the northern part OF the
counties of Oconto, Marathon or Lin
cola and Chippewa, with the whole
If the counties of Barron, Polk. Bur
oett. Dougias, b .yf Id and Ashland.
Tn would give territory larger
than the present state of Wisconsin
Or Michigan ; larger than any of the
New Elglsnd states. aud nearly as
large as any OF the Middle States.
The region hus bounded would be
chi. fly mining ami Numbering one.
With Identi al Interests and homo
geneous population. The present
population Is estimated at 10000.
II is barely necessary o discuss
the proposition in this state, as the
circumstances have materially chang
ed since the adoption of resolution
by the legi.l .ture many years ago, in
relation to the proposition. Al that
time the peninsula was a foreign
country with no communication by
lines of raj wav, aud communications
were very difficult between our Lake
Snperior counties and the capital. -
Within few years the Northwest
ern road has been bull to Lake Sa-
perior, the Wisconsin Central IA near
ly completed to Ashland, and 40 miles
Of che s.. Croix and Lake Superior
have been compl 3ted Thus all the
argum ants 10 favor of a new state
have been destroyed, excepting so
far as that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mich
gan is concerned.
This portion is now naturally
province of Wisconsin, and might
very properly be attached to this
state. The United States Senate does
not need to be increased by the addi-
ton of two members rep esenting a
population OF 10000 as claimed. We
apprehend that there is no danger OF
the Legislature giving the matter any
encouragement, since there is neither
iIstice nor reason in it. We have,
besides, enough now states with
-m Il populations and affording am.
pie fl Id for multiplication of officers
and expenses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17

~The Supreme Court of Wis
consin denied the writ of mandamus
sought by the counsel of D.. McDill,
forcing the State Board of Canvass
ers to reject the returns from Wood
County, and award him the Congress
sional certificate of the Eight Dis
trict. The court censured the Board
of Canvassers of Wood County for
gross neglect of duty, but said there
was no power outside of Congress
competent to reotify Il. Il is under
stood that Mr.. Med II will contest
the seat of Judge Cate in next Con-
gress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17

Hol FOR THE BLACK HILLS. Gen.
j Ohm CJmstocg, IN tut uullOrm, wa
very active on our streets one day
last week in raising company Of
Dragons for the Back Hills Ii
says be wants a company of 100
able-bOdied men-men that are NOT
accustomed to drinking water; men
that can -uhsist on sea biscuit. anti
mony whskey and dog-leg tobacco !;
men that can sit ia the SADDLE ana
take fifteen drinks of the above
whiskoy every fifteen minutes for
fifteen days-such men he think
would stand the trip, which be says
will take about atieen years, unless
sooneg discharged. The Gen. pro-
poses to uniform and equip through
out, ct his own expense, 100 men Of
The above oalibre aud will start for
the Black Hills as soon as one 100
names are enrolled. For particulars
ca on the General at the Empire
Saloun and he VII snow you speci.
mems of the Uniform side-arms, "a.
tious, etc. -B0Scobel Dinl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
Bank Swindler.

The Dubuque Telegraph tells OF
the successful expl its of 8 bank
swindIer, as FLOWS;
Marshall, thu sharper who attemp
ed 10 swindIe the German Savings
BinN of this city short time ego
succeeded in beating the First Ma
licnsl Rank OF St Charles. NJ, out
of So 900. He first went 20 the Saw
ings Bank in that city and presented
letter from a prominent commission
house of S.. Louis, upon which ae
wanted mun-y, but the officials were
100 shrewd for him Marshall then
visited the F,rss National, where
his credential were accepted, and The
amount mentioned above paid to
him Soon afterwards the officers
Of the bank dl@ooueTed that they bad
been duped, and pr 'mptly put a de-
tective on Marshal = track. The
officer overlook Marshall. while eros
ing thu bridge at tEat point, and up
on demanding bis surrender an
accompice If the sharper Knocked
me detective down, and b }, h thieves
escaped. The First National Bank
has paid So, 300 for experience.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17

SPECIE PAYMENTS The Portage
Register is in no great haste for i'm
mediate specie payments. 1t can't
see how 1T is going to produce a ia
vorable effect on markets or sweep
away present business depression
Suppose specie payment had been
resumed December 1 Every dollars
worth OF farmers produce would be
reduced 10 per cent. in value; his
taxes are due, and they would have
to be paid in specie, which would
be equivalent to adding more than
10 per cent. to them, and all debts
would be increased by the same
amount, and we see nobody who
would be benefited by the operation
except the creditor class. We are
quite certain they are not entitled to
that benefit"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
ESTATE -PENDLEToN.

Ia Probate-Grant County Court. In the matter OF
the Estate of Jonath iu Pendieton, deceased
On reading and fling the petition OF Edmuud PenSle
ton, of tn county OF Grant. representing amanE
other hings, that Jonathan Pendleton, late Of III
county of Grant, on the 18th day o. November b
lo74 at the County of Grant, died interstate
leaving goods cAattels and estate within this STATE
and county and that the said petitioner is the eldest
of said deceased aud praying that adu nstratou
OF said estate be to Thomas Rsn-leton granted.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before
Judge of this Court. Monday, the llth day OF
Jansary, A. D. 1874 O'Clock p M at Lancaster
II said county.
ordered iurther, that notice thereof be given the
heirs of said deceased and to I'll persons
by publishing copy Ofthis order for three
i've weeks prior to said day of hearing. il the
Comfy Herald weekly newspaper printed snd
Publishedat Lancaster in said County.
By the Court,
WIN. McGONI9AL, Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis, the l4th day of Decesn-
Der, A. d. 1874. 30%3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17

sara few years ago Henry Ward
Boecher made quite q sensation by
preaching q sermon in which he re-
pudiated the doctrines of endless
Punishment and birthstone. In the
words of New York newspaper OF
that date, he "knocked the bottom
out of He'll" Last Sunday he ander-
took the task of knocking the bot
tom out of Sunday. He protested
that the Hebrew Sabbath is not OBJ
ligatory upon Christians, and that
the substitution therefore of the
Lords day has no warrant in the
Bible. Make the day delight, be
says; go to the park and the opera,
abolish the sabbatarian laws, and lei
everyb body enjoy the fullest possibl
liberty.