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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-11-05
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

\ dozen Of the participants in the re.
cent fatal prze fight at Buzzy Woods, near
DO ton, have been held Tor trial.
The grand jury Of Concord, CT, has
indicted James Ia Page FOR the murdr Of
Josie Langmaid, Of Pembroke, Oct, Ath
The fur store of Paul Luiz Of La
Crosse, was entered on the night of the 10th,
and burcarizea oiturs tothe value Of 81, 100
Nelson Cool, for the murder Of Charles
Whipple, IN Little Valley, n Y, in Mare
last, has been sentenced 70 he hanged Noyem-
Der 26th.
John Dolan Of New York, indicted for
themurier Of James II Noe, has teen con
yicted, and sentenced to be hanged December
10th next
La Page, indicted for the murder Of
Josie Lngmaid, has been Identified as the
man seen in the bu-hrs near the road the g.rl
passed over on the Inorningni the murder.
lie is a young man, his name is Rowe,
and he is under arrest at Muucic, Ind, Tor
stealing cvus Of the value ol 75 cents from the
eyes Of a corpse with which he VAS sitting up
Mr.. Ed. Harvey, superintendent OF the
arSe Smith farm near Paxton, M, has run
away With ayouny women Of Loda, leaving hi
own wife and iour ehildrcn to take care OF
themselves.
Mr.. Combs, Jr,, who has figured at
Memphis. Tenn, since the war as a calm
agent, has been sent to jail 10 default: ut SO, 900
bail, ON the charge OF being a party N an at
tempt to defrau in bounty claims OF culored
soldiers
For the first time in twenty.threc
years at Montreal, criminal w,s punished
last week with the cd.'o-uine- tMls under
seutel ola court. The piis n r was n,mcd
Caahria; his oI.nse was an indecent assault
upon aNolnan.
The evidence against La Page in the
Pembroke muri,r, Is that he was NJ or near
thu snot when Josie Lmgmaid was killed,
within ten minutes OF the time she was lbs,
seen alive also that he chased another woman
through The same woods two days poviou,
fhos NJ. Judd Of Lee. member of the
Massachusetts Legislature, the Republican
central committee, sc. and one Of the most
prominent politicians Of the state, his lacn
arrest q for forging the endorsement OF E.i.ar
Smith to Anite Of o. 900
AZ Ilackcttstcwu. y. j.. Sunday morn
i'm, James Kicker shot and killed bis two
sons. aged s.N aud ten, aud SHOT Vi hi, vie,
but missed her he then shot Lim.ali o. the
cd The woUndi. not ser Gus Kicker was
arrested Domestic trouble led 70 therrimc
Nathaniel Bowduch, who recently dc.
serted Young wi e, las huaiy turned up rs
atrst.cla,s iislmisi, he having aduoN lodged
70 having wife and two children 10 Burns.
Vi le, laucey county, y G., tor which
he WAS arrested ana l~gd 10 ja.. BeGfe
the arrest he ATTEMPTED suicide vita audA.
mum.
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GENERAE. MATTERS.

The cpizootlc is affecting nearly all the
hor,es mildly in the vicinity OF Omaha.
4 Madrid telegram Of the 2Sth says it
rs rumored that the Cariist General Dorr garry
ha- leen sho, by order o. Don Carlos
1t j. reported at Vienna that the Turks
have murdered sixty Christians in Biha,eh, q
fortified town n. ar the D dmatian frontier.
The Pekm Gazette announces that the
English demands on China, including the pun.
ishment ol the Margary murieres, are still in
attyauce.
The earnings Of the Illinois Central
railway Tor September were S7j7, 5000, a de-
crease. as compared with the same month ioi
asa, Of so, 7m 81
Adyiccs from England say the cases Of
foot ami cattle disease among the cattle are
rapidly diminishing many districts uuw being
entirely free rom the distemprn.
In tue suit uf .. Gott VS.. the Boston
n rola, Tor 500 o damages Tor libel in calling
the Cardiff giant fraud, the jury rendered a
yer Vet tor the defendant.
The officers # the National and Saw.
irgs Bank Of Winthrop, Me-, robbed IN July
last, have secured the restitution Of $4,000 Of
he bonds stolen hy rayins reward ofS O,UOn'
Mining men and stockholders in tn,
mines al Virginia City take a cheerful view Of
the situation and promise that the work Of
hoi-tug ore will be tally resumed in two
weeks.
The postoilicc Department has made
arrangements with the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad tor twa uly lightning mail trains lee
1--WE II B fillmore. Wash ngton and Chicago,
the service to comm nee Monday next.
At Union Mills, near Laportc, Ind, on
Sunday the 24'h, about iorty women, armed
with axes, ba ehrts md crowtars, lurst open
the one village saloon and utte,ly demolished
an It's contents, iuc uiing liquo.s, bar mrni.
turc, glasses and wind ,ws
The treasurer Of st. louis county. No.
hts Glgi d PETITION III he United states Ds,ric,
Court, asking for an adjudic ton OF iuyuuu.
tuy bankruptcy against the Missouri Pacific
milroaA s,ul amy tor thr uon.paymrnt oi tn
'erest Tor the past tour months o S'01,ms I
houis Issued g. that,ompaoy luly J., 1876,
Marshal Maxwell Of Utah has ohcved
the o,drr Of Judge Bare uau L. take Brigham
Youns into custody ADD holi him impr's med
urtl lie pay Ann El.n', allowance OF $500
and cb-'. ofait, hut he inpti-ous him % Lis
Young owu residence TIE prophet how
ever, !, s,k ana n's y y-i,iaus .ay il would
10 nscrou. d move him.
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A Grcni Conyenienre.

Most Of our readers, at d fTerent times,
are in want Of some book which is not to
be obtained in this place, and for want Of
a good name TO address. conclude to do
without it. 10 all such we say that +. S.
White & CO., the most energetic and en-.
terprising book and stationery dealers in
It. Paul, corner Of Third and Minnesota
streets, carry splendid assortment Of
the best reading matter, and will forward
TO any address, any book desired e. send.
ing to publishers for those not on hand
cpon receipt Of price. All information in
regard to books chcerfully given. Cor.
respondence solicited from Sunday school
.upei intendentS, teachers, and all others
in want Of miscellaneous Sunday school
and common school books. They also
AIRY large and we'll selected stock OF
stationery. which they are jobhing at the
| west prices. Mail orders from country
lealcrs will receive special and prompt
attention.
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Nol nn I-naceomnlab,c pl.nprearanec

Mr.. luciuS W. Pond. Of Worcester.
Mass, who prcfxcS Honorable 20 his
maine, has been lancnicd for some weeks
past rs prominent addition 20 the list
nf uraccouu.abe diSappearances. Iii.
absence is now regretted by the large
number Of persons whom he swindleG.
HIS custom was to remove hy some chem.
icd preparation all the writing on notes
~ his possession except the sgnai Tres,
and OH them up with increased amounts
he microscope has now revealed the
lricketv that was pcrpeiratcd, suspicion
having h"cu previously excited hy people
finding their names affixed % note, which
they were certain they nes,r Crgag.
Cd 90 pay. Out Of notes
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Mnior Edward 4. PhaIen. .who was

Major Edward A. Phalen, who was
Denver, Col has been Mortified b. tho
discovery on the 2lst # the bodies Of four
Italians in tie cellar Of an old houst which a
short me before hid BEEN the headquarters
Of a band Of strollers, eight or ten In number
Tie nurdere ones were identified as an old
man named Uncle Joe and three bows who
hal formed with him a saloon laudin Denver
They were evidently murd' red 10y heir c IN.
rades, wno have dis,pp aaed, about three
weeks before the bodies were dIscoveTe l.
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james Freeman Clarke. or Boston. in
li, Biblical researches. has discovered
the Original mlltioni>t. Tie was the un.
Just steward who rouuivei 80 that man
who owed d hundred measures or Oh
seemed TO pas his deb, with hfty
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Sporting men are to have a Mecca in
Washington. The skeleton of the famous
ace horse LexinE On is TO be wired,
md presery, d in the Smithsonian
Institution.
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s,orm. ln Englnnd nnd scollnnd.

The cNteut of the destruction on land
and sea caused by tho storms in Eng.
land and Scotland on the 23d and oath.
is even now but partially known, though
the latest adyices tell fearful tale Of
n,od and shipwreck. The floods in Lin.
colin county. England, are the most des.
truetiyc known for years. the river Trent
having overanwcd lis banks, washing
away the railroad at that poin. and doing
much other damage. Nineteen lives are
>uown have been lost by the inunda.
ton at nottingham aud other towns in
the valley Of the Trent, ant j, is feared
that the worst has not been toli Within
the last week tiny.ivc lives have been
lost on the Scottish coast
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Personal.

COLONEL CHARLES NJ. M'GHEE, of
Knoxville, is in the city.
G. n. ROBINSON, a prominent lawyer
Of Shelbyville, Kentucky, was in the
city, yesterday.
GENERAL PETER TRACY leaves this
morning for Louisville, Kentucky, to
perfect arrangements for his excursion
party to the Mammoth Cave. He goes
to Louisville in response to the invita-
ton of Colonel Albert Fink, superin-
tendent Of the Louisville and Nashville
and Great Southern railroad.
COLONEL SYDNEY B. JONES, the pop.
ulsr and indeistigabe agentof the PEN
sylvsnia Central railroad arrived yester-
day from the south. We are glad to
note the fact that Colonel Jones is in ex-
cellent health, robust aud active as
usual, doubtless due to the sumptuous
banquets Of roses, magnoliss and bananas
on which he has been feasiing while in
the sunny south. He leaves the city
this afternoon for Nashville.
The Western Methodist OF this week
says: ION Monday. afternoon last we
went on board the steamer Belle Mem
phls, bound for st. Louis, to bid farewell
to Rev. 2. Tuggle and family consisting
Of his wife, Mrs. e. c. Clay, his daugh.
ter Whose husband, Major Clay, is In
st. Louis waiting her arrival therel:
Miss Moss, his sister-in-law, and his
ward; Aaron Tuggle Brock, son Of the
late Rev. Moses Brock; also, in the
same company, were Brother Thomas
Tuggle and wife, of this city. With
these dear friends we and many Others
have regretfully parted, and our prayers
ascend to heaven that they may be hap
py and useful in California. Brother P.
Tuggle, it is understood, will ask to be
transferred from the Los Angeles con-
ference, OF which he is already a men,
Der by transfer, to the Pacific confer
ence, and he expects to reside in or near
San Francisco
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THE PROTECTIVE UNION.
Annual RepOrt-ExecaGive Committee
Elected Meeting TO.HOrrOw.

The Merchants Protective union
held its annual meeting in the rooms of
the cotton exchange, yesterday after
noon, President AppersOn in the chair,
and the following members present: n.
M. James, It. B. Micou, II. B. Packer,
Amos Woodruff, Jacob Thompson, w.
A. Bickford, w. L. Vance, Hugh Tor
rance, F. A. Tyler, NJ. Meriwether,
Joseph Specht, ]. Harvey Msthes,
James Elder, F. A. Tyler, jr., and John
s. Toof.
Colonel F. A. Tyler submitted the ex-
ecutive committees annual report,
which gave an account of the dOings
and workings Of the past year. The re-
port was adopted.
The following-named gentlemen were
elected to serve as the executive COM
mittee for the ensuing year: w. A.
BickfoTd. Jacob Thompson, Amos
Woodruff, Hugh Torrance, F. A. Tyler,
W. l.. Vance, H. NJ. James, E. M. APP
person, A. w. Drew, r. G. Brinkley, J.
l. Ammonett, and NJ. Burke, who will
meet in the cotton exchange at four
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for the pur-
pose of organization by the election of
the necessary officers.
After making a few changes in the
constitution Of the association, the meet
ing adjourned
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WARM SPRIN GS,
MADISON COUNTY.
Western North Carolina.

THESE Springs are situated five miles from
L the Tennessee line, on the bank of the
French Broad river, in the very midst of the
highest ranges of mountains east of the Mis-
slSslppl river, in country generally known
and truthfully called the Switzerland of
America. The hotel accOmm odatiOns are un-
surpassed AT any watering place or summer
resort in the country. The baths consist of
large pools OF a clear, powerful, mineral and
electric water, TEN perature lU2 to l0i degrees
fahrenheit, which are wonderfully lnViEOr-
atng to all lnValids, equaliZing the circule-
non and stimulating the secretOry Orgsns,
ana VIII IN most cases OF chronic and sub
acute govt, rheumatism, paralysis, dyspepsia,
neuralgia, secondary syphilis, nephritic and
calculOus disorders, scrOtula, cutaneOus dis
eases, and many diseases peculiar to females
effect speedy and radical cure, There is also
cold sulphur Spring near the Warm Springs
resembling very closely In temperature and
color of deposit the Yellow sulphur Springs
OF Virgins, with sulphurous odor much
stronger. These springs are easy of access
from all southern cities by all the lines of
railroads cOnveTging into East Tennessee via
Memphis and Charleston, and East Tonnes
see, Virginia and Georgia railroads TO Nor
ristOwp, Tennessee: thence forty miles by
Cumberland Gap and charleston railroad to
Wolf Creek; thence eight miles by hrst-claSS
coaches and hacks TO The Springs. The stage
route has been 50 changed and the grade so
improved that IT is now an easy and cOmfOr-
table trip Of one hour and fOrty-fV minutes.
Excursion tickets are on sale to and from
this place in the principal cities at great re-
ductiOn on local rates.
Rates of Board $40 per month, s l2 60 per
week. 81 per day. Children and cOlored
servants half price,
Apply TO manager or principal dru ggistG In
this city for pamphlets and circulars.
j. \. SAMPLE,
General Manager for Warm Springs o.,
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BON AQUA SPRINGS,
Hickman County, Tenn,

THIS well known Summer Resort VIII be
L open TO visitors June 10, ESz5.
A thorough analysis of these remarkable
waters will be sent, on application, by mail,
and will exhibit in detail the estimate placed
upon them by the highest chemical and medi-
cal authority in the State.
The springs are located eight miles from
Bon Aqua station, on the Nashville and
Northwestern railway. Every convenience
and amusement will be provided for the ca
tertainmeut of guests that can be found at any
similar resort. Loo alton elevated and unsur-
passed in romantic beauty.
Elegant new Hacks have been built by the
company and will promptly meet every train.
You leave Memphis on the morning train
and arrive at the Springs before night same
day.
Ed. Doutaz, formerly OF the Overton Hotel
will have charge of the Table.
Rates of Board, $40 per month. Usual - luc-
ton for children and servants.
Railroad fare from Memphis 70 the Springs
and return, Sl2. Telegraph and Express fAcili-
ties perfect. We invite correspondence.
NJ. L. SELDEN, President.
W, g. PATTERSON, secretary myls
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ONE DOLLAR FOR THB APPEAL.

Persons leaving the cjtyfOr the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOWntin9-rOOno-Or
for any time longer than that at
the same rates,
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United States District and Circuit
CouEGs-TrigR, Judge.

United States District and Circuit
CouEts-Trigg, Judge.
Yesterday the following cases were
dismissed: Sullivan VS. steamer Belle of
st. Louis, Norman VS. steamer Julia,
Johnson VS. steamer Julia, Cock ct al VS.
steamer Geo. w. Cheek, Moran vs
steamer Marble City, Campbell & Hull
Rhea, Gilman vs. M'Campbell, Camp
bell vs steamer Belle of Pike, Brown VS.
steamer Marble City, Mitchell ct al vs.
steamer Grand Tower, Vaughn VS.
steamer Belle Memphis, Goldsmith Va
steamer City Of Alton, and Lockard VS.
GWynne ct al. Hampson VS. Steele ct
al, argument not concluded; will be
closed this morning, after which the per-
emptOry call of the district docket will
recOmmence with No. 693.
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no, FOB CALIFORNIA!

By reference to card in another col.
umn it will be seen that Mr.. w. H.
Toler's grand excursion party for Cali
fOrnia will leave here on the steamer
Grand Tower the tenth of July. The
round trip is only one hundred and
eighty dollars, the excursiOnists being
allowed ninety days time in which to
return. For information apply to W. h.
Toler, No. 28l Main street, or to AID.
Storm at the elevator.
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UBBS & AUSTIN,
332 Mafn Street,

Continue their closing-out sale Of clo-
thing, and, to aid the working-peOple,
will take the new issue Of city warrants
at par for all goods in their line.
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VICKSDURG & MERIDIAN B, B.
OFFICE SECRETARY AND TREASURER, }
VIgKSBURG, MISC lime Ig75-

OFFICE SECRETARY AND TREASURER
VICKsBURG, MISS, June 4, 1875. !
GTOLEN from the mail at Grand Junction
y Tenn, about the LIST of last April, bond No.
$780, OF the Southern Railroad Company of
Mississippi, dated at Vicksburg, March Is,
1sS, and signed by II. Emanuel, President,
and n. q. BrysOn, Secretary, for one tho usand
dollars, payable at the Girard National bank,
Philadelphia, January /, 1899, with couTo
payable In April and October Of each year.
All persons are warned against purchasing
said bond or any of the coupons thereof, az
payment has been stopped.
suitable reward will be paid for the de.
livery Of the same TO the undersigned.
N. G. BRYSON,
jus Secretary and Treasurer.
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SEE advertisement of the Kentucky
military institute. Call on Major R. n.
Wildberger, 26S Front street.
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LIVINGSTON Il COMPANY,
Don EsTIC AND FOREIGN BANKERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business OF out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals,
Usual interest allowed on daily balance
objections made and promptly RENTED.
Co7reaPondeT.ce solicited. Exchange on prinei-
pal cities of Europe,
LIVINGSTON, HEWBERN q CO.,
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LECTURE.
"sPURGEON AND HIS WORK
LECTURE BY DAVID WALK.

A LECTURE BY DAVID WALK.
At a regular meeting OF the Pastors Asso'
citation held In the study OF the Pastor OF the
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on
Monday, May 3, 1875, the following resolution,
offered by Rev. 3. B. SurrRtt, was unanimous
~ adopted:
Resolfed, That Rev. David Walk is hereby
requested to deliver before the public at as
early a date as may suit his convenience, MS
lecture on "SpuTgeOn and his Work.
3. LANDRUM, President.
Official: q. 7. STAINBACK, Secretary.
In pursuance OF the above request, the Lee
ture will be delivered in the LINDEN
STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Monday Night, June al, 1875,
AIS o'clncz Admission 50 cents. iu.5
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Second Circuit COurt-BaIEey, Judge.
There were but two cases disposed OF
on the calendar yesterday. The calendar
for to-day is the same as last published.
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Criminal COurt-Flippin, Judge.

The following cases are set for to-day {:
Ala, Hans Peterson; 467, Ann Dunn !;
569, John Royce; $40, Lizzie Lyons; 269,
StOneWal Jackson; 81, Ben AYent.
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TON, NEWBERN 4 CO.,
London
Go TO Kenealy's Business College.

See advertisement Fosters second
Texas drawing postponed for few days.
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Slmmons' Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
FOR DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
CAUTION.

Buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR unless IN our euEraved
wrapper, with Trade Mark, Stamp and sigma
ture unbrOken. None other is genuine.
=. H. ZEILIE & CO,
Macon, Ga, and Philadeiph
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FINE STATIONERY.

A full line Of the latest styles sold at
popular prices, at A. F. DoD & co.'s,
81 Main Street.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
PLANTs-Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig's
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LAW REPORTS.
First ChAuCsEy COUEt-SsGEEan, ChaD.
ecker,
This motion day, etc.

First Circuit COurt-8eiskeII, Judge.
The call of the calendar of yesterday
reached the second case. The remainder
of the calendar will be called to-day
with the following additional ones {:
1923, 1921, 1923, 1874.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, June l7.-Westher: Clear
and very warm. River risen inches.
Arrived: Belle Memphis, Memphis;
James Howard, New Orleans. Departed:
City of Helena, Vicksburg; R. w. Du-
gan, Jefferson City.
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu.
DUETS and decorations. Craig's, 379 MAR =,
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FOB GENUINE ICE-CREAM,
go to Specht & Walters, No. 81 Madi-
son street.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
and CLKAEIEG HOUSE IN the city is at 2l6 Be-
eond street. HANSON d WALKER.
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TAKE
SINGONY LIVER REGULATOR

For All Diseases OF the liver, Stomach and
spleen.
AS a remedy IN EalariOUs Fevers, Bowel
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression
Restlessness, Jaundlce, Nausea, Sick Head.
ache, Collie, Constipation and BfliouSuess,
1T HAS MO HOuAr