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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

A little hey in Rome Ga, while play
ing with fling suspended from a grape
arbor, recently, accidentally got his head
into the ring, and was choking to death,
when servant happening to step into the
yard saw and saved him from the very
| Jaws of death.
Hartford, Conn, has the greatest
| sOmnambulist in the country. lie found
| himself, one morning, at Hayden's Station,
| ten miles from home, and said he had not
the slightest recollection of making the
Journey thither. The last moment when
he was conscious was about eleven, when
he lighted a cigar and went to the front
door He had evidently walked all the
way on the railroad, and the wonder is
that he wasn't killed, for he met three
trains of cars.
"A marriage ceremony was performed
in Sydney, on Sunday evening last under
very painful circumstances. A young
girl, daughter of Mr.. William MaCdon-
aid, shoemaker, had been engaged to be
married, but protracted illness prevent
ed the performance of the rite. She grew
gradually worse from day TO day until at
last all hope Of her recovery was despaired
Of. At five o'clock last Sunday evening
the young man TO whom she was engaged
procured the services Of a clergyman and
the pair were united. At nine o'clock the
bride was a corpse. Toronto GL0be.
"A cruel disappointment was that Of a
party of ladies and gentlemen exploring
the depths of the Bonanza mines the 9th
er day. Ii was arranged that "a lunch was
10 he eaten on the 800 foot level, and
therefore at noon large basketsfull OF dain-
ties, both liquid and substantial, were
lowered into the depths. These descend.
ed first among a group Of honest Cornish
miners delying on the 1,2OOioot level,
who, in the absence of any Instructions,
decided, after much discussion, that 1t
must be an American national holiday,
or something OF the kind, above ground,
and that this was kindly little compli-
mcnt from the Bonanza Princess. They
therefore fell 10 on the catables with
much vim When the exhausted cxcur-
sionists inquired for their refreshments
they discovered only the empty hampers
and about twenty brawny miners full OF
chicken salad, Roderer, etc, dancing
Cornish breakdown by the tltiul light OF
the fiaring torch.---.San francisco Ne1s
Letter.
"A monstrous thing happened here
this morning, in which a bulldog fought
lleoplc who tried 10 rescue an idiotic
| Soman from a fire which was consuming
tn house in which she had been placed
iofsafe keeping. Mary Ann Dolan was
the, daughter Of Pat Dolan, proprietor ot
the Cnlege Hotel. She was an idiot, and
was KEEP in a sort OF coop in an clubhouse
used as 4 kitchen. She was twenty i've.
years Of age The cook had gone out,
| leaving tie door fastened and the idiotin
her coop In some way or other IRE
| broke out, but the woman might have
been saved had not a big and feroclous
bulldog stationed himself before the door
and fought the fremen like q fiend, as II
really possessed by the devil. II was IN
vain that the men attempted to enter The
place; 1t was impossible 10 do so. The
dog would not bulge except TO snap and
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

next day than any she had ever done; but
sne must; and, white as little ghost. she
look her seat at her desk, to blush on the
Instant red as little rose over the handful
Oh orange blossoms scattered round let
ter lying on her desk. Miss Bellies.
chevaux has valentine!" cried the girls.
But just then the bell rang, and she took
her letter and one great, sweet blossom
With her to her MUSHROOM. where she
would be alone till she summoned her
cass ana she tore the letter open, and
SAW the verse she had seen once before,
anu below IL. TO complete its use, another
verse oil the same poem:
love her with a love as still
As broad rivers peaceful might.
Nhch oY high tower and lowly mill,
uees wandering at its own sweet will,
AND yet doth ever fow aright;n
aad beneath the whole, as If he had been
Proud to set his hand and seal to it
vas the boldly-written name of John
Mowbray.
There came tap upon the door, and,
as she would have concealed the letter, it
opened, and Mr.. Mowbray himself came
IN. She thought she was dreaming, she
did not dare to look up. Hewalked straight
TO her, and took the hands with which she
was tIylng 10 hide that she had been hold
ing the letter to her lips.
Are you going to answer my valentine
Are you going TO wear my orang &c flowers W
said he. Look up, and lei me read the
answer in your eyes. Tell me | did not
dare too much.n And she sat still like a
statue, Are you really little frozen
jasmine fower!n he cried; and he bent
and kissed her "Did you think could
live every day of six months under the
same roof with you," he murmured, land
not learn 70 love you? And did you think
my darling, my little darling now, that
never saw the change stealing over you,
like sunrise into the SKYE
And when the principal, in neat
speech OF regrets, formally told the school
that Mr.. Mowbray left them that day, he
added his regrets that Mr.. Mowbray was
10 take Miss Bellescheyaux with him.
.HdFDer'S Bdzar.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
How lie Got " Bounced"

As newly.engaged commercial traveller
was about starting upon drumming"
trip from his place in Chicago, one day
this week, he suddenly turned to his en-
ployer, grave old merchant, and in
quired: "
say, boss. what shall do II get
out Of soapY
"Soap?r said the old gentleman" why,
save your samples, and then you won't
get out"
but / mean what If / should get out
of grease 2 Z" continued the young man.
"Greasel grease" pondered the mer-
chant: why, you don't need any grease
you're not working fora lubricating es-
tab
"Oh, but you don't understand me-"
chimed in the youthful employe, rather
embarrassed; :" mean what shall | do II
I run out Of spondulIx'-' stamps
wealth p"
spondulixs stampsS wealth q echoed
the mystified merchant, looking at the
young fellow over his glasses, 10 see II he
had gone crazy.
Yes, currency-grcenbacks," ex-
planned the drummer" casll--m0aey---
you knowY' a. ~
A light seemed 10 dawn upon the old
merchants mind at this moment, for,
gazing upon the creature before him with
d look Of mingled contempt and pity, he
broke forth
"Yoting man, I rather guess you
needn't 20 out, for ! don't believe our
class of customers could get along very
we'll with you--they~ all speak English.
Step up to the desk, tand The man there
will settle with you.phyg#. u.s
And that is the way the heightened
| KIDD got bounced rail Through the
pernicious habit Of sslinging slang, -
| Chtcag0 J0urA0L.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
WTsDOM OF LIFE.

HE
-.o lead q happy life,
Eosia or melancholy,
free from sre and thorny strife,
Gssslnf OF blind folly
Ann ror how 10 i've
x1nr III, aud truly,
Heal.~eet honey in your hise,
iIks bee IN Juis'
lee be our and work
LiTsheu the sun IL snlhihs'
Nnr;n - ! corner Turk.
Ngsef ~ and whining.
Rhimparr the fields, you'll find
ur c. or mint or cloFer
IDs,hing 10 4 willing mlnd
so s.od Will still discover
he sky is grim and gray.
VIZ the clouds rain fountains,
fpSus and molehills on your way
49, mistake for mountains.
p,ost beside you stand,
baSsEe no fearful comment;
~ ssre the shadow boldly. aac
.4ss vanished IN momentl
chat the folks OF you may say
eSeyer mind a rattle,
vo,,r aIliet yarn, while they
~ $50 their wind in battle.
-. Thai float on wintery wings
9th windy haste will perish;
a., he seed OF truthful things
ssn ~; fruitful womb will cherish.
wear your heart not on your sleeve;
Rat on just occasion
- men know Whist yon DelleVe
"a With breezy ventilation:
80 the good and make them thine,
W;th warm embrace and ample;
n..acer cast your pearls to swine,
pg Who turn and rend and trample.
yake penny when you can,
Wis useful az tool Isl;
mai Who says. Ds0bty makes tAe man,
Du meager-witted fool is.
pieh i he whose genial breast,
With liberal sanitation,
nah welcomed all that's bright and best
throughout the wide creation.
Prof. BIakie, Edtnbargh University
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

fly at the tiremen. The idiot woman
seemed exalted or frenzied by the fire,
and danced and sang 1.-The Prettiest Lit
tie Girl in the Country at the top of her
voice and as gayly as possible. After the
flames were extinguished it was found
that both her legs were burned oft, and
nothing remained of her head save the
brains. Raleigh IN. o. Cor. N. Y.
Graphic.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
The .Anti-MonoPOliSt.

and leaned ready made door against
the other.)
You will observe, my dear friend,
continued the Bronze Giant, THAT the
matter of expense in such proceeding,
will be inconsiderable, and | apprehend
that you will have no closer questioning,
unless there should be Jumper" to
bother you. This will be improbable ii
you intend to pecome bona fde farmer,
tor your improvements, in breaking &c
will keep off interlopers.'
With an insinuating remark / induced
my friend to accompany me to con-
tignous lager establishment, in which
small vice can best lieuidate any in
debtedness to him for advice.
In some future letter. Mr.. Editor,
will tell you OF the manner in which |
TO wed the Bronze Giants suggestions
TRULE A. RURAL.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
CORRESPONDENCE.

Another Creenback Club in Meeker County
The People Organizing
FOREST PRAIRIE, MEEKER Co.. MINI
May 10, 1876.
Editor Ant.- MonODOhst
We have got greenback ciup organ,
lied in this town and now IN a gooo anu
prosperous condition.
The farmers mean business here ;
they say they have been cheated and de-
frauded about as long as they wish to De !;
and now they propose running the thing
themselves. They can do it II they viii
mite, which they will, sooner or later.
think they will carry Meeker county
at the coming election.
n q Martin and r. X. Beecham OF
sLitchfield, paid US visit q lew Jays
days ago and gave US good speeches.
They are i'll earnest.
u Yours truly,
j, d. KARR.
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

Uncle Sans Farms.-hc~ mi. Great Amer
csa Government Gives A~ay its Lands
Our Correspondent is Instructed IN tire
Fire Points o. the Case.
KAsoTA. MINI, May 3sth, 1876.
Editor Ass:s- Aon0pcs,s..
had been up in county, had
trAmped over numberiess sections OF
rich prairie land, each succeedine ono Of
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A Question ard Answer.

PrNEIsLANp, MlsN., May 18th, 1876.
Editor Alstt- Monopol1st.
There appears to be great many dlt-
terent opinions as to how long soldier
that served in the, late war has to live on
a claim before he can get 4 deed from
the government. | thought perhaps you
could tell us all about it. The question
is, II a man enlisted for three years IN
the u. S. army. served eighteen months,
the war closed. the soldier gets an non
orable discharge, comes home, goes
west, into the grasshopper country, and
takes claim on government land, now
long has he got TO live on Il before he
can get deed from the United States
government?
Truly yours.
FLETCHER UAGLER
THE period required for settlement
on homestead Is FIVE years. Every year
OF enlistment. is deducted. Your friend
therefore would have TO live on the land
three years and a halt before he could
obtain .i.le.-EprroR ANTI MoNoPo-
LIST.
Another Creenback Club formed at Cosmos
Cosmos April % 1876.
Editor ds,n Aonopotast.
The legal voters Of the town OF tosmos
met n. the School House III said town, OF
Saturday tho 20 day of April for the pur
pose OF hearing n c. Martin Esq. o
iitohfivld. lecture on the great fnancia
question and also of corruption At Wash
inssou and with u view to organize
greenback club. Mr. Martin explained
the financial question in such an adj
manner that all present took sides witt
greenhacks As tor corruption he wen
into il righ. and lett and dissected tn
whole nest and laid It open TO our view
so plain that ! blind man could See II
YES, and feel il with his cane.
Alter the lecture Greenback Gu
was organized by the election OF the fol
lowing officers:
For President j. n. Mcdonald, 10
Vice President, A. b. Roa,sor; for Sec
rotary, Daniel Jackman Treasurer, c
H. Duekering.
MEMBERS
r. l.. Grindall, p. II. Clough, L.
: Loughrey. c. Holyssson. Lewis Ho
verson. Frank Saher, c. s. Royce. s
s. Kline. H. j. Stevens, NJ. ]. Steven,
Yours.
DANIEL JAckMAN Sec.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-13
BOD elmer bon Grants grruanbts
idjaft

&r6iiocnt @rnut bat cine lcbr 0roBc
@erponbtidoft. Sbucu allen Memter
5n perihaTrn. mar feline &Icini0teit,
Sept uber, 100 iie gIemtcr baben, ent.
puppt iidJ elmer nuch Dem auoeru ais cd.
ter Sollunf. So iItS.g. SrpiQe @rant,
ein 8rubcr OcS Yrdiioentcn, lucIdsr bis
ou Den SAILS i'm Srsf itift; icin Sbpn'
ger GOicb 1T I'M fcin 9onr beIier; mn
iebttuu0t Rod Elm &erluonOteroui ndm
Iid Der Munn Der Sdlweiter Scr Srou
bsS SruOcrs Der Srou Nes Yrdibcntsu,
NamcnS 8cruoro, Bernard lit nam.
Iid init Der Sdpciter Der SSrau Sobn s.
Gent perbeirNtbct, lucIher lcbtere Elm
8ruber Der Srau 8runt 1T. SaS 1T Die
8erwanbtdaft, nno bnS 8eidift 1T
foIgenoeS. Bernard erpirftc i'm Sabre
1867 BON 8eneraI 8rant ais Sberbe.
febIsbaber Der Slrmes bic gruennung ei.
neS Srn, Barron bon Rep'gOrf ais
0arnilon8bdnbIcr in Sort Union, Nep.
@cEicO, luOfilr or rim 0rittbeiI bes Sc.
minne8 bsSog. SbluObI BARRON re0eI.
mGbis 3abItr, tuurbc cr OOb nud elm
paar Monaten Wifoer abseiebt uno
Bernard uuo elmer bon ben OenfS, Iei.
ue8 3eihcnS Elm ,Shwa9er", iiber.
nObmcn Den Roitsn. llub an ie mub.
te Barron init ioI6em @erIuit Dcrfan.
fen, oab er banferott wuroe. @dbreno
Gent unb Barron in ct. QouiS betrcffS
Der llebcrnubmc Der Mo9u3ine berbon.
ocIten, ucrluaItete Bernard bieicIten im
Sort; oa8 mar ludbrenO Der &rdiiOcn.
tcnluabI i'm Sabre 1868, uno CT tuettete
cine 8uocnIuOuuo 3ufer unO 8aTee,
bob @runt iibrr 10000 @iebrbcit in
Nem.g .gorf bobrn luiiroe. gr perIor unO
Barron mubte bic 8ctts bsSabIen.
Bernard wurbe infOI9e ieincr &runsaf.
tiOnen in '&elu'@sgicO rcipcftubeI unO
1T iebt 8anf.ggaminutOr in ct. QOuis.
Barron bat Die sausc @eididte iebt
auf8eoeft. llno iie Srn. GIBmer'S Cont
mittee in 8oibinston er3dbIt.
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Suh baiiirt.

Die nniinni9e 8iIl, $4,000 jur Sin.
quartirun9 bon 5000 bis 10000 Mann
MiIitdr auf benz Centennial 81 pcrlpiI.
li9cn, lit cnoIidb bob paiiirt. Bir bel.
FEN bns cine refine 8elnuerprnlun9, mel
DIE NIT cinem SpOtt. unN SobnoeIdd.
ter fir baS gauge Qanb enecn pirb,
Sorcn mir, luns Der YbiInoelpbiN ,,9c'
mofrat" ourilber gu iu9en bat;
Der Sennt in SurriSburg bat ben
0cicBuOrlhlag oeS SauieS abaclebnt,
$4,000 fir IuSiteIIuno Der MincraI.
id6be beS StauteS nuf ecm Centennial
Sll perluiIli9eu. 0u9c9cn bat or s55,.
900 ucrluiIIi9t fir Gin Eager Der WfiIi.
Scn i'm SuirmOunt &nrf luGbrcnb Der
@nSiteIIuna. Sir cine b6dit nnniibc
Spiclcrei bat man cine gang il6eriric'
bene Sunme, rno ubcr fir cine uid'
ti9e, lebrrcidIc unO mbbrin9cnbe Ga.
DIE bat man tueber @cIb nod SntercI'
ie. 0u$ Sous bate suUor $4,000
bnfir beuiIIi9t. 8obcr fOmmt bicie,
luenn ond nidt onTaIIcnbc-benn mas
lit nod uufaIlcnO in oicler Belt bod
b6dit Wioeriu6rti0e Griheinuug? Oie
MineroIien bon $ennlpIpunien baben
fein @otum unb iinN WeNcr 8riiSer,
nod SObne, nod @crluanbte Der e..
natorcn, nbcr Die MiIi5cn iino Iieb c
SrcunOc, Iino brouhburc Sreunoe, iino
5000 obcr 10000 Stimm9sbcr uub ID.
nen cine foitenfreie Geiic nnb IbilabeI.
pbiu uuO freies SOmmcrQuortier untsr
Staots3citcn 81 pcrid,offeu 1T ni6t
bumm uno mnB iid lobnsn.
Scr 8ruuO fir Oisiss @ebubren Iau.
tct. uniere MincruIicn broudcn Sic.
manNcn bcionherS 9cScigt Su luerbcn, bic
fcnnt Sober, unO infer @rnnit, Mor.
Nor, Giieu unb unIcrcaobIen pcrbcn Iid
auf Der @uSitellnn9 obncNem brett &c.
MIG MAIDEN SlGcr nnierc Wlili; feunt
NlicmunN. lnO bod ioIlte Die 0un,c 8eIt
lie fcnnen Ieruen. @enn MIR Die &cIt
iid nht frnnf Iodt, I'M Sail NferS.
mann 8eOroc Den Colonel aui rid.
wdrtS9cbcnNem WfouIeIcI madt; Sc.
neral 8ilI picIIcidlt pom &fsrb f6Qt,
oNcr ilbcr icincn SdIcppidjeI itoIpert,
Udbrcnb feline Brigade bon 200 Mann
und uerIdienencn $immeIS.8c9enoc
oeplODirt @enn iid bic @cIt frouf
Iadt, mas ioII barnuS werbm; eS iinO
Sluei fIeinc $oipitdIcr auf Dem @uSiteI.
luuos.9lob.
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aie staatsmalll In Gpnnsetitut.

Ole @abI lucIhe porlebten Wonta9
i'm Staut Connecticut absebaIten iuur
be, bat Gin bicI erfreuIidersS &eiuItat
er9cbcn, uls man @nfauss 9laubte.
Sir 9oDernor iuaren bier Gambia
ten int ScIO. namlid Der Ssmotrut Sn.
9erioIl, Der 8spubIitaner &obinion, Der
Sempcren3ler Smitb, unb Der @reenbud
Ganoiout Gttputsr. SnscricII er.
belt cine Webrbeit bon 1910 Stimmcn,
uno iiber uue ;uiammcn 37OSl
Sn Der 2e9iSIatur bobcn bic Semc.
fratcn bel 9cmeiniomer gIbitimmrn8
cine Mebrbst bon SO, ba iie IS Scun.
torcn. nnb 100 &eprdirntanten crwdbI.
tell, pdbrenO bic Icpublifuner bios brci
Senotorsn, rnb "a &cprdientanten ia.
ben. 9cbtcS Subr mar bic bcmOfruti'
idc Mcbrbrit bel 9cmeiuiamer glbitm.
mln9 81; iie bat iid nIiu mcbr ais
uerbOpprIt.
@ie bic GcpubIifoner MN nod be.
baupteu fOnncn, bab oieS fein bcmcfra.
tiidcr Sics ici, acbt iibr 9elu0bnIihe
motbemutilde &enntniic. 9luNcrc, lucI.
dc bic rcpubIifaniihc glicNerInse in H.
rer pOIIcn gIusncbnun9 3uScitehen, ibic
ben Die SduIb sem Ihledltcn Bettcr gu.
Oils Oh cS in Connecticut nidt icbeSmuI
AM @ubIta9e re9netc!
BobI ourite unicr ,,9tOoiter" IeBte
8ode frGbcn; aber eS fommt nod bcI.
ier, lusnn Die eroEe ShIndt ndhitcn
Scrbit IOSeebt. Sa luirN ben &cpubIi.
fanern bnS Sell nod poIIenNS iIbcr bic
Sbren 9e5o9en.
Sn Gbooe SSIanb, baS fnnm 9r0bcr
aIS Elm Sudsncit 1T, fano cbenfaIIS cine
8ubl itutt, bel lurlder inocb fcincr Der
8opcrn6rS. @nnbiOnten pom &oIf CT.
lpdbIt purbe, no &eiuer bic 9elebIide
Mebrbeit bate. So inbcb bic &epn.
bIifansr cine Mebrbeit in Der @eieb9c.
buns babeu, 70 miro ibr GanNioot bon
bieicm 8orper erludblt ueroeu.
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psishsr einsr In Der sflsmms

Ser Ser. Staaten Warine. Sefretdr
Geo. 30. Siubeion. ioa iid ebcnfalls in
elmer idIimmen 8lemme bciinben unS
Gnsiidt baben, impcadsb 3u luerbcn,
oa CT beiduloist luiro, init pcribieocncn
Betrilgern unb Oieben auf 9eaeue So
lamb (oem SdiffSbaubOf nube @biIabel'
pbia) psrbunbeu eepeIen 5u iein. (gs
1T bcrieIbe Srt, loo uIidbrIid fur5 Dor
Der 8abl bunbcrte Grbeitcr an9eiteIlt,
natiIrIid bios I'M ;u itimmen, rnS nad
Der @abl mieber entIalien 81 lucrben.)
8ir bsbaupten 81 fuscu, bab aud nj d. I
Elm cin3i9er ebrIidcr 8rn NJ
ter bon @rdiioent @ront bis gum 9e.
rineitcn GIcrf biuuilter In @aldin9tOn
lit Die sun3c MOtte itirblt, betriist,
unb 1T non aopf biz CUR SufiubIc cor
rubt.
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Nudl iitlimmer tuie htrr.

8ir fIaeen in @merifa fiber IbIed).
tc 8eiten. ubcr in 0eutidIanO Oebeu Die
@eibdite nod uieI ibIedtcr pie bier.
Mon Ieie MIR. mas Elm Correspondent
aus Berlin idreibt: Son iaIedteu Sci.
ten Idbt iid nidt pieI cr3dbIen. GS 1T
INNER buHeIbe 9ieo. Mfau bIidt in
ben @n5cisetbeiI Der 3eituusen binein
unO finbet, oob bic slnfilnOi9uneen bon
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