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Box 1888, New Yea.
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D. S' 9a'''S %rsf ST. |. "a eS y; . ! S1S"a'' ~F''Se'''
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A Newspaper of the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro-
fessional Men, Workers, Thinkers, and all Nam
ner of Honest Folks, and the Wives, Sons, and
Daughters Of al such.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08
4 Charge OF Adultery Satisfactorily
nispr0vcd.

The wife Of A. G. Smith, grocer OF
Fort Lincoln, Bourbon county. Kansas,
some slN weeks ago, separated from her
husband and went TO a farm near Fort
Scott TO reside with a Miss Shirley Gil.
son, who had formerly boarded with the
Smiths, when teaching school at Fort
Lincoln and had sided with Mrs. Smith
~ her difficulties with her husband ON
the Sth inst. Smith sworc out warrant
against Mis- ellison and Mrs. Smith, and
alleging that the former was q young man
disguised iu Woman's clothes. ac-
cused them of adultery. The
two were arrested and taken
before o Justice Of the Peace for prclm.
mary trial when Miss ellison eNpr, sscd
her Willingness 20 prove her innocence
rather tnan submit a. the further annoy.
auce and scandal oc such proceeding.
\ physician and tro matrons we're dgnu.
tea 20 examine aud report After few
moments absence the three came In and
testified that Miss ellison was. as she
proiesscd % DC, female. The pru>reu.
ton was thercupon dismissed with cost,
taxed 60 the prosecuting witness aud the
large crowd IN attendance chgetcd the
women and icered Smith as he sncaked
out Of the back door.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08

The Chicago Board Of Education, with
but Que dissenting vote, has discarded the
Bible from the public schools 81 the city.
The London Echo Of the 2Sth SAYS the
British government has ordered q considerable
augmentation o. the artillery stationed Al sing.
apore and Hong Kong
or Glen Core, Long Island. the even.
ing oi Tie 2sth, q boat containing Rev. DR..
tieorge b. Proieus, late pastor OF An Souls
Church, Brooklyn, Lewis Benjamin and three
other gentlemen, was oopsizcd aud the two
named were drowned
The latest returns Of the ravaces of tho
foot and mouth disease among cattle in Eng.
land show that in East Sussex there are 5.ga.
affected, in Gloucester l2.O0g Warwickshme
5000 Cumberland 200. Westmorelaud 900:
Oookshire shows aMrge increase.
There Is prospect or Seryia taking up
arms aeHiu-t Turkey, after all, the Porte hay-
ing noticed the Soryian government that 1t Is
about @ occupy fortified island IN the nriua.
which servia claims "a. q part gifts terri.
tory
A special telegram q I've london Times
OF tue 18th from Sansl .JF. tlli Turkish
communication iu the m.utrouioasry dis.
iricts Of Herzegovina IS uuIy maintained n,
strong columns oi troops, aud tlc msurseut.
are increasing numerically Nt lack mn.
plies.
The building known q. "Rohy ward
on Long island, was DESTROYED T., d,r the piel,,
q the 2t Az the time o the hro ihpr, Won
~ bahies aud uumbsrol nurses uthc build
ing, with Oh female pupsis, tu, Nr.,arel
mhnrt
BY the swapping Of 4 battesu In Iakr
-. Peter, Cansda, Thursday night, Capau
Hamel, che owner, his wife and three children
were drowned Whom Mrs. Hunrl observed
that the boat wa sinking she said q nor hu,.
band, "Wemay a. well .1y eaod bye .ufsr.
and Jumped overheard ana sank
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08

not guilty was rendered by the jury with
out leaving their seats. The audience
burst into applause which the Judge could
not stop. Hats were swung and the floor
stamped wildly. While the Judge was
about to discharge the prisoner she
sprang on the bench, threw her arms
round his neck and kissed him repeated.
iy. This was the signal for another out.
burst of popular sympathy, which it took
considerable effort to stop. 1t was some
time before the uproar ended and BUSH
ness was resumed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08

held in New York on the evening Of the Goth,
at which resolutions were passed strongly de-
nouncing the mill owners and expressing SYM
pathy for the strikers Words OF cheer were
also sent 10 the strikers as follows "Perse-
we're, brave workmen Of Fall River. The
United Workmen offer you their sympathy"
The livcrymen, that is the voters Of
the several guilds, OF London met at the King
Street Guild Hall on the Goth and elected Al
dennan William James r. Cotton to be Lord
Mayor Of the city. The Mayor elect is, &C.
cording to ancient custom, the senior alderman
OF the city who has not passed the chair and
who has served as sheriff He will be installed
on Lord Mayors day, November 9th.
The stockholders Of the Jaggar iron
company Of Albany, New York, are fearful
that they have lost nearly all their investment.
The company has been run heavily into debt
aud its works, which cost 1861 900, ase mort
gagged 10 the Pennsylvania coal companies
which are its principal creditors.
The fine new court house at Winterset,
Iowa, and which cost $lO, 900, was destroyed
by fire Saturday the ID. The fire broke out in
the upper story Of the east wing at 1880 A. NJ,
and IN thirty minutes the great dome, reach-
ing 80 feet in the air, went with crash into
the court room, and ia one hour the fire had
finished its work. Nothing was left but the
gloomy ruins. The prisoners in the jail in
the basement Of the court house We're rescued.
The county records are all saved. No insur-
aucp
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08
POLITICAL.

Orders were issued on the 2Sth al
Washington, giving all Ohio voters in the ex-
ecutiye departments leave Of absence for ten
days.
An effort is being made in Louisiana to
unite the white Radicals and Liberal Republic
cans with the negroes, on pledges by the Rad
icals OF Undertaking certain reform measures.
Such combination, il is anticipated, by
giving confidence 10 the colored people, would
leave no doubt OF the Republican party gain
ing tull control OF the State.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08
singular sccuc IN a Ncw Jersey Courr
New Yurk Hemll. o. Isl.l

Anna lunnett. Young GIRL of more
than ordinary prrpu,scsslng appearance,
residing IN plninl,ld, was placed ~ the
bar Of the Union county N. j. Oyer and
rermincr on Tuesday, 20 answer a charge
Of burglary Il appears that charge
was preferred by neighbor Of the Con.
nets and grew ou. of some spite between
the families. on the stand the young
girl told her story IN such an artlesr.
honest and winning way that a verdict Of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08
How a sleepy Horse Won a Race

How 4 sleepy Horse Won Race.
from the Waverly iowa Republican
At the Dubuque fair, sleepy, poor,
homely horse called Lothair was entered
in every race. Vie began by taking the
3'l5 race, when protest was entered
that he had better record than the
race he was trotting in. His driver de-
MED the soft impeachment. and chal.
lenged proof The judges called him up
TO the stand and swore him. About
this time he had got his wrath up, and
swore he would show them a trick worth
looking at In the third heat he let the
sleepy horse 90 and distanced the whole
held easily cutting all others out of
the chance on second, third, or forth
money. The swearing Of an army in
Flanders was nothing 60 be compared
with those horscmcn who were scooped
The air got SO not that Lotha:r and his
driver lit out IN the night with several
thousand dollars pulled from the green.
les who played with him During the
selling Of pools the owner bought the
held = against S., and the end scooped
the whole business.
The query is, who is Lothian, and
and where Gid be come from" Nobody
knows further than the owner said lac
came from Canada. 81 all events he cat
the eye-teeth Of the sharpest horseman
IN the state and did IL SO handsomely
that they dii not discover il until he
had got their money and was gone. II
was the most laughabe scene that was
ever witnessed TO see ,he old horseman
and sharpers scratching their heads and
counting their losses by that "d-n
mule -Lothair
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08

the annuities distributed right. the
President does very little for us now. We
want to be helped and taken care of for
ever. lie wanted their agent and inter-
prefers changed, and the privilege OF Sc
Letting new ones themselves. He wanted
Catholic priests as teachers; they have
had all they want of other denominations.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08

an arm taken of by the ears, which ran over
her "Wednesday, July 7th.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08
LITE BEAR.

Little Bear. chief from the Cheyenne
Agency ma lc a longer speech, wherein
he said the President had got safe full
of money. The President protects Il. So
they have mountains Of gold. and they
protect It 70 cot rich ont oft. lie said
when the white ocn had n good thing
they got rich on It, His people wanted
to get rich out Of the Black Hills and
back pay for money taken out Of them
By whites. The President sent YOU out
here. What we have to say. and want
you to report 20 the President. "A that as
long AS an Indian lives we want
guarantees to be fed, clothed. and
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-19
A SOUTHERN RIVAL.

Marietta, Georgia, either has de-
signs on Davenport, Iowa, or it pos
sesses remarkable destinations of its
own to bewiIder the southern mind.
For several years it has been the
winter resort Of some of our citizens,
who, in companionShip with other
visitors from northern localities, have
generally had "a good time" accor-
ding to their own accounts, and album
dant good health. Marietta captured
one Davenport family almost entire,
and the head of it, nearly 4O-year-
old resident of this locality. Now
we hear another Davenporter has
bought lot and intends building a
dwelling thereon, but we presume
merely for winter residence. Two
other old aud wealthy citizens of this
place have evident designs looking
that way. The family of Geo. S. G..
Dow, formerly ofthiS city, have been
residing this winter at Marietta and
Col. Ira NJ. Clifford and wife are
promised as new arrivals. Rock
Island, H., our next door neighbor,
ls also represented in that place of
health and pleasantness.
Now all this is very well, as mat>
ter of winter taste or desertion, but
we respectfully suggest to the Mari
ettaites that there should be some
reciprocation. Let Marietta send
some of her good people to Daven~
port ia the summer time-return
our calls, in fact with proper courtesy
We can show them "the loveliest
village on the plain" and hospitable
houses will welcome them to hospita-
ble-tables. Davenport (Iora) Ga
gette.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-19

A correspondent, elsewhere IN thls issue Oh
the Commercial wants 10 know to whom COT;
Jones paid The $4,000 of bonds when ne paId
them This is precisely what the people OF
Georgia want to know.-Rome Commercial
Certainly, it is.
Nobody doubts the honesty of
Col. Jones, if he has entangled the
financial affairs of the State, and
nobody should doubt the honesty of
the Committee but the disposition
on the part of some the press to ex-
onerate Treasurer Jones from all
blame, by abusing the committee in
calling them "bungling" commit
tee, is not only wrong and unjust,
but is "too thin" in view Of the
facts in the incompetent and inju-
dicious management of the Treasur-
er's office. That Treasurer Jones
had ample time to arrange his bust
ness and present creditsble and IN
telligible exhibit of the peoples
money, all admit, yet when question
ed as to how much money he had in
various banks, he did not know, but
.s,.oya e .@about" 50 much, and up.
r..
on teIegraphiffsEss,'ss:.sr Information, he
would in some instahtsss come out in
debt to banks that he had sgd owed
him. He had no cash book, bond
were uncanceled and money PATS
out contrary to known law, and be,
cause the committee would not allow
the "treacherous memory" of Col
Jones to be deemed sufficient evi-
dence of where the money had gone,
forsooth the Committee must be un>
generously assaied and abused.
The committee could not have
done otherwise but report facts as
they found them, and if they had
"whitewashed' the matter over be-
cause Col. Jones is a Democrat, they
would have been recreant to tho
State and the trust cOnhded to them,
and if afterwards disclosed these
same rampant editors would have
denounced them for it.
Such unjust censure will, we fear,
have a bad influence upon future
committees who may desire to do
their duty, but who would prefer not
to be murdered in the house of
their friends"
And the enquiry is very pertinent
"were the $4,000 bonds paid"
when, and to whom, did he (Jones)
pay them. lfpsid the second time,
the bonds can be traced back and by
legal process recovered, and the
State saved from loss.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-19
THE VALUE OF TRurHFULNEss:

A man who stands in the midst of
affairs, tested, tried, proved to be a
man Of answering integrity, man
Of absolute truth, man that is true,
faithful, honest, honorable, is more
valuable than gold, even in a com
mercial point of view. A man in
politics who, though he may be am
bilious and partizan is shown to be
faithful. honorable and trusftul, such
man, in the long run, wins. One
reason why there are so many mush-
rooms and puff balls in society is that
men forswear morality. In the great
hustle of commerce, 10 the conflict OF
affairs in the heated war Of public
life, men think that it is not only
safe but justihable and profitable for
them to set aside the fundamental
qualities of true manhood. That is
the reason why, wher they are cut
down, they never srise again. We
honor great men, but it does not take
much to make great men in com
munity where there are newspapers
Great men have campaign; great
men have one term in Congress {;
great men have FIVE years or ten
years career in the State Lcglsla-
ture, and great men think themselves
to be immovably great; but many
great men fall, and once falling new
err rise again. 1t does not hurt some
things to fall. The elastic ball, when
it falls, spring up again; the solid
metal, when it falls, may not spring
up, but is solid yet; but find me an
apple that, though fair of skin, is
rotten to the core, and let that once
fall, and what becomes ofit7 How.
ever tempting it looks when the
shaking hand touches it, and it falls
shall it rise again