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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07
Reform Misrepresentation

The Reform press is loud in its de.
nunciation of the Republican party
and take it to task severely for malad.
ministration of governmental affairs.
It is needless to add that all the cry is
for political effect, and that not the
least proof has been brought forward to
prove any of their allegations. PEG.
pie who are credulous may perhaps, be
fooled into the belief that the Repub-
lican administration has been profit.
gate, and Ignorant people may easily
be led to believe that fraud and chi
canery have been practiced by every
body save Taylor and his confreres
All virtue, it is claimed, is centered
in the ssreform movement which is 81
glaring a misnomer, that it needs only
to be seen to reveal its political mis-
naming and corruption.
The following from the Madison
State Journal shows that there IS littl,
honesty in the reform party; that tn
great cry of $500 day saved to tn
people is lie based upon no founda
ton whatever. The Journal says:
aBut it is in the statement of tn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

W. D. HOARD, of the Jefferson Co.
Union, uses the following hard Ian
guage when speaking Of W. R. Tay-
lor, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor:
While at the State Fair for over a
week, we took especial pains to find
out from all the prominent officers of
the Agricultural Society whether they
believed in the charge made against
Governor Taylor of defauding the So
ciety. Not man from President
Stillson down, but were decisive in
their expression of their belief in his
dishonesty. Coupled with this comes
the proven charge upon the affidavit of
Captain Carter, that he (Taylor) when
Supervisor of the town of Cottage
Grove, defrauded the town out Of a
number of hundred dollars in raising
men to fill the draft. Then again is
the undeniable charge of his trying to
bride a fellow supervisor of the county
board to vote for certain measure, by
offering him $40. These are not cock
and bull stories, got up for electioneer-
ing purposes, but solid facts. Is it
any wonder Hon. Walt. S. Green says
he can not and will not support him
Can any decent, honorable man sup
port such man for Governor of Wis,
consin? Certainly not, if he has any
respect for himself
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

STRONG ARGUMENTS. w ebster' $
Unabridged Dict'y contains a hundred
and fourteen thousand words, and three
thousand pictures. Jones says when
he came home late the other night, in
the space of fifteen minutes his wife
applied ali the words to him, besides
some extra ones and the fire shovel,
suggesting to his mind the picture of
the Ducking Stool On the 418th page
Of the Dictionary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

The REFORM press is trying to
apologize for. and excuse Gov. ny
lor's acts Of fraud and malfeasance,
but they make poor stagger of it.
The fact IS, Gov. Taylor is as corrupt
as Satan, and his mouth has not opened
to deny, or in any way to refute any one
of the vile charges made against him.
They have all been proved beyond all
chance or possibility of contradiction,
and he only hopes, by appearing in the
role of the "perseouted, by keep
ing as mum as death, to make these
grave charges weigh as little as posi-
BILE against him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

The HANGING of Schell at Belle
fontaine, Ohio, by determined mob,
for the alleged murder of Miss Allie
Laughlin, is another instance of the
uncertainty of the administration of
justice in Judge Lynch's court. The
evidence was so strong as to almost
make Schell the actual murderer. Con-
sequently band of citizens numbering
nearly two hundred assembled and de-
liberately planned for the capture Of the
prisoner confined in the county jail,
and for his immediate execution. They
were masked, and acted under the
guidance of leader who mentioned
no names in the issuing of orders,
which promptly carried out were
soon to deprive human being of life
with no show Of defence, nor possible
opportunity to prove his innocence.
Since the murder Of Schell by the
mob, facts have come to light which
90 far to establish his innocence of the
terrible crime. He was convicted be-
fore Judge Lynch's court upon the tes-
timony of his wife; but now micro
scopical investigation reveals the fact
that in all probability she was the muir
derer instead of her husband. In the
death clutch of Miss Laughlin's hand
were found number of long hairs.
which being subjected to microscope
ic investigation reveal the fact that
they are neither her own nor Schells,
but Mrs, Schell's, who undoubtedly
perpetrated the deed in moment Of
jealousy.
A telling commentary indeed is the
finale of this tragedy upon the opera.
tons of mob law. The soul revolts
with horror at the thought that men S
passions may be so aroused as to blino
the reason to an extent that will per.
NIT the usurping of law. Undoubted
ly an innocent man has been hanged,
and upon those stern defenders of jus
tice and morality Of Bellefontaine
must forever rest the outlines of the
execution of so horrible a crime.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07
County superintendent.

In obedience to the request of many
friends of education, I hereby an
nounce myself an Independent candi-
date for the Office of County Superin
tendent at the approaching election
IF elected, I will do my best to deserve
the appreciation of the people.
G.. B. GARRISON.
Centralia. Oct 5. 1878
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

1t IS pleasant to see things put
strongly and pointedly. Some one
asked Col. Howard, of Georgia, lately,
if he tkonght that certain politician
in that State would steal. STEAL
responded the colonel. "Why, if he
were paralyzed and hamstrung, [ would
not trust him by himself in the middle
of the Desert Of Sahara with the big
gest anchor of the Great Eastern
Steal I should think he would !"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07
Centralia, Oct 5, 1875.

"A schooner was wrecked near
Michigan City on Lake Michigan,
about the middle of September laden
with turnips, onions and beans princi-
pally. We knew something would
turn up explanatory of the terrible
winds experienced the last three
weeks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

The BOARD of Foreign Missions
holds It's annual session at Chicago
this week. The session began Tues
day. Rev. L. NJ. Foster and Rev. J.
Ii. Cameron are in attendance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

The BANK of California opened it's
doors on the I'd instant. The excite
ment was apparently as great as when
its doors were closed; but it was of
anoth type-it was great rejoicing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

cost of managing State affairs that the
campaign document circulated by Dem
ocratlc papers most mislead the
public. The reason is that it includes
permanent Improvements with current
expenses. But every man of brains
knows that this is unfair. Over two
hundred and forty-three thousand dol
lars were expended on the Northern
Hospital, on the Capitol and Capitol
Park. and at the Industrial School in
1873, every dollar of which was for
permanent improvements The people
have the property to show for the mo-
ney. This expenditure having been
made by Republicans the Democrats
spent little over seventy-fve thou
sand dollars in 1874 for permanent i'm
provement at the places named, being
S167, 749 SO less than the people,
through the legislature, had ordered
expended the year before in improving
State property. Under this manipula-
ton of figures the Democrats set up a
claim of economy. But proper COM
parison Of figures is one that excludes
permanent improvements and gives the
total entire current expenses of the
state. Taking, l, salaries and perma-
nent appropriations 2, Legislative ex-
penses; 3, miscellaneous expenses; 4,
prison and charitable institutions, we
find the expenditures to have been as
follows:
R RsmG sieae rule rule 1 ls7s ss9
Saved by Republican economy s42.41262
IF we exclude from the above the
expenses of the Legislature of 1873
and 1874, we find the difference in
current State expenses is S57, 147.37
in favor of Republicans. IF we add
extraordinary expenses incurred under
Republicans in 1873, for protection of
Superior harbor, Presidential Electors
and State Board of Equalization, the
above difference would be increased to
over SCI, 900 in favor of Republicans.
We give some items below to show
that these excessive expenditures are
directly charyable to the candidates on
the Democratic State ticket:
Expenses of Governors office 1874 $3.50 90
1873 10000
Balance in favor of Republicans s25o.0O
Governors contingent fund, 1874 : $1,000 90
1878 60o.0o
Balance in favor of Republicans $4,000
LABOR ABOUT Capitoi ana Park tS.4 Sl969947
1910 lo'9o4.o4
po1, :; p,,. ,-o1 90
Contingent expenses, 1874 S13,375.19
1915 !I.o3l.I ~
Balance in favor of Republicans s1.744.o9
Gas bills 1874 $e,799.5t
0asS 0iiis' 1919 oslo
Balance in favor of Republicans S927.79
osate frison' 1913 1913 WI '999.o y!
$50
Dalance IN faV0r OF Republicans l2'84'''2
On 'oVal miscellaneous expenses ex-
ciuolns Perihanen' improvements 'he
le'"A' i'U
EEx xpenses h ast year. Year,
y. er. e g D,,; 5e 20
nv III, INV - 49, ~, " 'OpN'-..-i9 l'f:D'
1o oo ep10l"i appiupi "a 1a'iono ii'oe
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

'Ioo much record and too little
character" is what ails the Democratic
candidates in Pennsylvania and Wis
consin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

Gov. TAYLOR wishes that "soldier' s
bounty testimony had been Farr
off.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07
The DEMOCRATIC papers are max

The DEMOCRATIC papers are max
sng fearful ado over the lack of
courtesy shown by the Republican
press. They bring the accusation that
so many hard things were never before
said during campaign and point to
their own gentlemanly coursel!) in
saying nothing derogatory of the char
acter, political or otherwise, of Harri-
son Lnddington and the balance of
the Republican ticket. These papers
forget that they have made the vain
attempt to bring charges against nearly
all the Republican candidates. Major
Batz has been called "defaulter' and
a rascal. Hans Warner has been ira
duced and blamed and abused because
he didn't make has father lsue to be as
old as Methuselah. Harrison Lud-
duington has been charged with having
bought up school lands in Buffalo
County and then skinned the settlers
thereon alive, financially. All of these
charges have been refuted, and they
have "dried up" because, like Alexan-
der who bawled because there were no
more worlds to conquer, they have
spent their strength, and their lies have
only recoiled upon themselves. The
simple fact is, our opponents can find
nothing in our ticket to make capital
Of, hence they are compelled to be de-
corous, whereas in their selection
of State officers they have made the
grievous mistake of selecting men
whose defects are glaring, whose po-
litlcal and official records are the very
cream of inconsistency and venality.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07
c. A. CADY, In -.
g. s. " " R R1HhBBBSE t ESS1 Gonmi5 R5s

CARL scHURz is stumping Ohio 70,
the Republican ticket.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

at tnre re 2 clock IN the afternoon, for the pur-
Member Of Assembly, and for The transaction OF
such such other business as the Convention may
Adams la county is entitled to eight delegates,
veation. - o''-N 0oD
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07
Republican Assembly Dist.
Convention.

: Rep4biican Assembly District Convention
Tor the District comprising the counties Of
a ADAMS and Wood: is hereby called to meet at
in Adams county on 7 -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07

(Coattaued on 5th page.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Dec. 14.-Recnforce mtnts
5000 strong have arrived here.
LONDON, Dee. 15.-Mr Rendell has been
appointed Secretary OF the British Commission ior the
Philadelphia Exhibition.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 14.-The Hamburg-Amer
can Company's steamship Herder. Capt. LudNig-, hom
New-vork Dec for Hamburg arrived here to-day.
LONDON, Ont, Dec. 14.-Three carloads OF
silk worm eggs from Francisco for NewYork passed
through here via tine Great Western Railroad last night
They were valued 1T SG,000,00O.
TORONTO, Dee. LITTLE total number Of
unacs and idiots confined in the several asyuus aud
tails in Ontario in september last 1l79 increase
over the number in the preceding year or lOl
TORONTO, Dec. 14.-ln the Legislature last
night Mr. Curre moved the second reading Of his bill
establishing manhood suffrage, which discussed and
finally thrown out by q large majority.
BERLIN, Dec. 14.-In the Reichstag to-day
the clauses OF the Penal Code Amendment BILL detected
against oenses similar 70 Count Won Arnms, passed
second hearing.
MONTREAL, Dec. IA crowded meeting OF
the ST. Paricks Society held last night, ID. Deylin
President in the chair Mr. Deyln referred TO Father
Dowds unkind remarks concerning him on Sunday last
and said he was in pew without opportunity TO reply
He said HE brother had twice Intellectually endeayo'ed
have the bells Of the French Church tOltd ~ lht
recent funeral Offering money 10 No purpose, ana hn'd
That there was implied insult In hi, 10 lrish CNhoncs
Eventually resolution carried, with one dissenting
voice President in the course lie mas taAth
in calling this meeting and declaring that no blame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
MURDER IN EAST NETWORK.

rnE aUTILATED BODY OF A YOUNG WOMAN POUND
IN A rIgLD-TERRIBIE WOUNDS UPON TIRE
THROAT AND PACE--THE IDENTITY on Tnk VIC
TIM UNKNOwN-1uE FATAL KSITE TIE ONLY
cLEw TO TIE MURDERER.
The body ola young woman who had been mys
s,rously murdered found ycsteriay field IN East
New-York Isaac Schencs owns . farm lying on tie
road from East NeS-York 10 Jamaica, and this
year ia. leased II 70 Richard Vessel, German.
the latLcr has In his employment another German named
Martin sigolton. who, while walking yesterday through
ono OF the fields hich comprise the farm, at dis
TANGO what appeared TO be y reclining upon the
ground Upon going nearer, lie discovered, 10 his sur
prise and horror. the dead body OF with
her throat cut and the clothed blood col
lected upon her body and clothing
An examination revealed three terrible wounds any
Of which would have been sufficient cause death
There was deep incison extending from behind the
right ear 10 poin the Of the throat arge
enough ~ adult persona hst II bore evidence VI
having been done with sharp knife, but IL
81 If tds weapon had been turned round
und indicating determined effort on the part Of
TIE who inflicted the cut " surely take the victims
lie smother cut the same SIDE OF the face
extending from the cheek-bOne to the sngle OF the
mouth another noslon The other side OF the fso
eennas across Tho left ear and extending down TIC Taco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
TIE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS.

A formal trial OF the suit of Douglas Taylor
~ decide whether no Nj. Dunlap is the righiu Com
missioner OF Jurors. had yesterday in Supreme
Court Circuit before Judge Van Worst The complaint OF
Douglas Taylor sets forth that the office dates from ls4
and that IN SOL be was appointed by convention OF
tho supervisors with the Judges OF the Superior Court
and Court of Common Pleas and has since been entitled
70 his Office and ts salary Of $4,000 per year, from
which the intrusion OF Mr. Dunlap has excluded him
MI Dunap's answer admits that Mr.. TAYLOR was right
fully appointed claims that in July, 1870 the Office
nad becume vacant and that ne then appointed
Undor the admission proof offered by The palntn
Judge Van Worst said II was impossible Tor Inn IN tons
sImmary way TO decide constitutional question iuVClY-
ing The right discharge OF duties instant and pressing
lie would therefore decide TO maintain The present holder
Of the Oloe and directed verdict Or defendant allow
lug plaintiff to appeal without security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
LiTES7 SNIP NEWS.
For other shin Ne,rs SEE Second PGge.i



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sisal1np san Jacnto Hazard. savannah Dec II. With
steamship cy Of Aasiia ariiso Galveston Dcc Q. and
steamship CITY Of AtlIIta moodhul Charleston Dec. III.
siesmshp Nereus Berry Boston. with mse. and pass
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amship Tybee kouh savannah Doe II, with nlse and
ing starlight pf Banzop Tucker. Nassau 10 days with
mise 20 r. 4. MCnicl, vessel 10 L.. ". iOnn q 60.
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Brig Martha A. Berry Portand) B.rry Havana Is days.
Ses-e ORR Asakson Hamburg e. lays. ballast
Mary r. simmons, Candy, Richmond, with mdss.
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Scar ChailsJ woosey Ellis Georgetown D. c.. Ooai
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scr Jennie sweeney new. Hudson Mays Landing NJ j.
5chr Mary n. sand Hand. Wilmington NJ c., days. with
sclr Aiiods v Hey Wiley Pensacola Nov 3d. with yoL
scir FANNIE T. williams saslrer from Galyosoa arrived
1911, - Consigned 20 Uyerton q hawkins,
sehr 8yoning Toss from Jacksonville. arri'ed 18TH 10
''-''''''' - scaooSsGs~siyEs AND courvra
Nellie H. Benedict George Adile =. Avery. Baltimore.
h. g Tsrr ;e"re Gcorre ~ Alb - Pv
Amelia Il. Deaud. George Ply. Providence
Nov, IguvidaDcA
W ". Phsro, GeorgetoSn. Alison. stOnnston.
ID. .. Miller, Virginia
SAILED.
Steamships Dakota FOR Liverpool Sdonisr for Glasgow
Coiumbus Tor Havana leo 10. savanna sop Daie,D
singh, London barks >. L. Cdrl5 Glasgow SOpLiI
H. Lunrs Tor C0.u1nd brss AGabd'. tArieBa. f. A.
Merritt MaiaHlss Laura Gertrus ErJBspiCA O..
schr. 4. \. server. fOT Charleston.
WiND-Suu,sJ, squdlly, y. w: C.ouIy.
DISASTER.
GioucEsrER. Mass Dee JtI.e schr J. c. Roger, loaded
wt f.atH wiz
nsnn, sClJUnrg Paul Revere Pound l., and l.s
The Revere which Is nrary Nesse
9JIt inn the DOwsprii ait. The rigging
cham l-tos aud three ooitts smashed.
estimated ~ from $500 t. 500 Lho ). g. Roger. bus
-4shy damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

and laying open the whole side OF the head The arms
were uphfted az II wardng off tho murderors blows .
An examination OF the wounds showed that the carold
arteries had been severed on both sides of inc hcu III
nent of the right side had been made by ground mcc
after the He began thorough search for Rniie
with which he satisfied the deed had been done: M
ordered the stack of cornstalks TO be demolished ana
lying upon the ground the side frthest rcnoveu from
the dead woman discovered knife, the blade on when
was covered with concealed blood The po,loh vi we
weapon was such that IL could not have been simply
thrown where II was found but must have been putneu
from view Tie knife was used by tobacco
nists in making cigars, about three inches ~
length and thrre-fourths inch wide IL must nave
been carried q sheath. Whilc the blade Vas Spotted
with blood there not drop on the hdnnle LUIS III
dcate ed that the blow struck downward 49,
The general impression OF the Coroner ana onccTs
that the deceased probably worked In a factory
or store and had been induced by some man to accom-
arisen which had resulted In his stabbiug her The Cor
oner is satisfied that she had Deen married
and is OF the opinion that her companion falling IA Pui
nose violate her had taken her life The police mink
that the OF Southern bth, ana as the hiho
is OF the kind used by tobacco manufacturers they
will search the tobacco manufactures OF the TWO
cities for further information No person could De
found in the ncghbOrhoOd to identity the woman
Detectives Van wagner ana Butts OF lhe NEhi" Un,S
returned AT an early hour this morning TO Police Head
quarters and reported that they had mol he elghest
eiow In some respects they said the case looked IKE
suicide they acknowledged that IL Was surrounded
with my stery. ,,.,...,
gaze ON the Jamaica road, stated 10 an officer, who
visited his house late last night, that he saw WOnan
answering the description OF the murdered person III
earnest conversation with man near tue scene o ts
murder about o'clock Monday night He described
e man a. very ell DIRE ssed, live feet ten inches
hight, OF slender form, and wearing long Ulster over
coat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

The SPEAKER proceeded to call the States
for bills sld resolutions, under which eau bills, etc. were
introduced end referred ne follows:
By Mr. BLAINE (Rep.. Me. Proposing en- amendment
to the Constitution providing tLat state shall make
any law respecting the establishment of religion OF pro
li6,tig tle exercise thereof. ana that money
raised by taxation ia any state for the support of punc
school. derived flOm any public fund thereof or any
nublc l9rds tOtcd thereto, shall be under tue
couUo OF religious sect, aid That no money or lands
devoted shall De litd among rctlr VI
BY Mr. EANFs Rep., r. Ito reduce postage by
providUs that aicr March l.I-76, postage stail DC
rlard on domestic rnailbe mattor OF the first class
embracing al correspondence wholly or ia part ~
sheets passing between authors and publishers, aud u
cludu hone or drop citer5 ~ the uniform rate VI ono
c mi t, I, each half ounce OF fraction thereof
By Mr.. sTAEkWEATHEK dRop.. COnn)-To extend
' Ey Mr. COX Cljem. n N)-A bin for like purpose.
Isl Nj MONIOE DOM. OhiOl-Io amend the act ere
ating tho Alabama Commission.
~ Mr. CHiITLNDES Und Rep. n. i.)-Io fund the
United States lee calender notes and 10 preparo the way
for resumption ofsIece payments az sOOnaa pr1cncabc
directing the zee etaiy Of the Treasury 10 sell tor legal
destroy eli. millions I'm AZ per cent 20 year bonds
on n fist Tuesday Of every month.
By Hr BLISS 0ib. Rep, \. VITO provide for thc
sale or exchange of part OF the Brooklyn Na'y-haFd
property . -. A., e.-. Z,
War to transmit copies of the orders aad Instructions I'M
der hic Mclgs J. hctlns Tor me
1joverBDe during his absence from the United states
By Mr.. WILLS iAo. Rep. y. fl.for Tue improve.
meBt Of the Harlem River between WARDS leland ana
BY Mr. RANDALL Dem. Pennl-Proposng an amend
ment the Constitution providing that after the next
Presidential election the President OF the United >tat.s
shall hold hs Office for six years, and that neither The
President The Vice President, when he OH of Pres
dent devolycs upon him. shall be eligible 20 reflection
By Mr.. OWNSEND rep. P.nfil--Fo abolish stamps
on bank ehecks as III the rates OF postage On third
BT Mr. o'RRIEN D.m Md)-Calling ou the Secretary
AZ he Treasury for information when tue internsl
Buiean may Or absorbed by the bureau under
the charge OF thr toDislssinnhf 0f customs -.
II