Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-11
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| -The Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky
is s'to be let.n
kansas has planted corn very ex-
tensively this year.
Cape May will try to out-brarch
the Branch this season.
Careless pistols kill five boys FER
day iii the United States.
The temperance excitement con-
tinues to increase in Pittsburg.
Steam has been successfully used
on the street railroads in London.
-Similia sipili6us curantur: Vicfo.
ria Woodruff is trying to reform Utah.
"A Quebec dispatch states that
Lake Beaufort is still covered with
ice.
China is to follow the example of
Japan and borrow money from Lon
don.
"A Mississippi Judge sent man to
prison for five years for stealing q
hoop-skirt.
Two ladies' have become insane
from religious excitement at South
Bend, Ind.
-Colfax says he shall live to sac
the day when there is not dram shop
in the country.
The body of an unknown man,
who had evidently been murdered,
was found near Detroit.
Daring the past six months the Khe-
dive has built three palaces and mas-
ried four of his children.
1t is proposed in England to use
enameEed iron plates as substitute
for roofing states and tiles.
Setting bull dogs upon inoaensive
Chlnamen is one of the pastimes of the
civilized heather of San Francisco.
"A Philadelphia broker, worth 50
one time quarter of a million of doi-
lars, is now peddling books for lives
lihood.
Dancing is going rapidly out af
fashion in Europe, because it has be-
come no longer an art, but means of
flirting.
-Vasquez, the California bandiA
has denuded hilnself of feminine in-
terest by denying that he ever kille:l
anybody.
At New York there were ovee
10000 prisoners brought before its pc.
lice courts during the first quaster CT
tie present year.
AT Indianapolis, o lady named
Gebhart had both arms blown or
while attempting to clean a stovo
with gun powder.
Fifty saints were out of from thu
Mormon Church lately, and 6urnea
over to the buffetings of Satan, for res
fusing TO turn over tithes.
John Fitzpatrick, who lose both
legs by an accident on Little Maimi
railroad, has recovered $4,000 dam
ages against the company.
One inillion two hundred and nine
ty thousand watches, occupying 12,000
workmen, are said to be annually pro
duced in the Bernese Jura.
MIR, Cutler, whose pig caused the
San Juan difficulty between the Unit
ed States and Great Britain, in 1859,
died at Swinomisn, recently.
w. - -e., ""rnliad with clear
spring water, at temperature OF 80
F., brought from the heights of the
Sommering, distance of about seven
ty miles.
The Prince of w ales is said to be
one OF the most inyeterate clubmen Ia
London, "Mrs. Wales" they say,
has TO ST up night after night 10 les
Edward in.
A telegram from Anuprior, Onta~
rio, states that two boats, containing
thirteen raftsmeD, colided in Flat
Rapids, Saturday, and several men
were drowned.
Emily Faithful continues 20 in
sist that the Incorporate use of ice
water throughout the United States ia
the chief cause of the bad health of
American women.
The Fort Shaw (Montana) Post
Office has been made a money~order
office, to take effect as soon as arrange.
ments can be perfected at the Wash
lngton department.
AN eccentric person named Jon.
son has just died in England who
spent the whole of his fortune, esti-
mated at 100000, in trying to de-
molish the Malvern Hills.
"A singular disease has broken out
among the hogs in Menard county,
Illinois, and is causing much fatality.
The victims are sick but few hours
when death relieves them.
The Providence Journal thinks
that the crusading ladies ought to
interview the owners and not the
keepers OF rum-shops. Many of the
ladies could do that W ithout going out
doors.
4 young lady of Portland has
purchased the fast yacht Spy, and is
fitting her up for the present season,
in which she will find homo on the
rolling deep, accompanied by a lady
friend of the same city.
There has recently been diacov.
cred inscribed upon wall at Kanark,
a list of upward of 1000 Egyptian
towns aod cities. This very impor-
tant contribution to the geography of
Egypt viii shortly be published.
They have got story ont, that
the Rev. Dir. Brooks, OF Arkansas,
looks like Parsun Brownlow, of Tenn.
essee. 1t was designed as a compli-
ment to zach of them, but singularly
enough, both have got mad about IL
The 2se families Of Mennonites
in Dakota Territory are working hard
to make the lsads they have settled
upon bear rich crops. Their farms,
though newly broken, are said to look
better than most older ones In the