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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-20
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-20

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-20

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-20

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-20
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

THERE seems to be great diversity
Of opinion expressed by the press
throughout the State relative to the
law limiting the number of terms to
which a person may he successively
elected to the Office Of county treasur-
er. The facts concerning this matter
are as follows: 4 bill providing that
any person having been elected to the
office of county treasurer of any coun-
ty in this State for two consecutive
terms shall be ineligible to such office
dining the two years next succeeding
the same, passed the Assembly and
was sent to the Senate for action
thereon by that body; the Senate in
definitely postponed this bill--in other
words. killed it--but through an error
on the part of Senate official or clerk
It was messaged back to the Assembly
As having been concurred in. The
beok-keeper of the Assembly, without
looking at the endorsements upon the
bill, accented the Senate message as
true statement It the case. SO entered
it upon his books. the bill was enroll
ID. signed by the presiding ofaeef OF
each House and approved by the uos'
ernoT by WHOM it was deposited in t.. =
Office of the Secretary of Stats as hay-
ing become a law and by the latter Of
dcer published as Chapter 2O5. The
Secretary of State is required to pub
lish all laws deposited with kim as
such by the Executive and has no dis
erection in the matter, the presumption |
being that all sers deposited in his Of
Zoe as laws have been through the |
Legislative mill and Tegularly ground |
out. Though this bill is ostensibly a
law the Supreme Court will doubtless
decide otherwise should that tribunal |
have occasion 70 pass upon the ques-
tion a the bill did not, as matter Of /
fact, pass both Houses Of the legisla-
tare. We are of TIE opinion that the /
people are capable OF protecting their /
own interests in this matter and should /
insist upon repeal Of this so.ealled !
lEw
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

THouaH the Democrats delight to
dwell upon the corruption OF Repuhli-
can officials, before the newly elected
Democratic Secretary and Sergent at
Arms of the United States Senate got
comfortably fin d in their seats charg-
es Of the grossest corruption against
them were preferred, which IRE likely
to be sustained. Now vii the Demo
Gratis give the corrupt officials of their
own party a httle attention.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03
THE GRANT MovEmENT.

However much anti-Grant men may
scott at the idea of making that DIS
tingushed individual the Republican
candidate for President in 1880 this
proposition is constantly gaining
ground, and is being supported with
marked persistence by class of his
admirers who win never tire in their
efforts to accomplish their purpose as
long az there remains the faintest
shadow of hope for success. This
proposition originated in small but
select body of stalwarts who dined
| with General Grant upon the eve of
his departure for the Old World, and
the distinguished consideration with
which he has been received by all,
during his travels in foreign lands,
| from the crowned heads of royalty to
the peasant, lends an impetus to the
proposition which is being carefully
and industriously nurtured. Among
other factors which seem to favor this
scheme is the ascendency in Congress
of that class of disloyal men whom
Grant gained such celebrity as q lead
er in suppressing after an armed con-
fict of four years; there are many
who are beginning to think that the
services of General Grant for another
Presidential term are essential to the
future welfare of the nation. Men
prominent in National and State poll
ties are being interviewed, many OF
whom do not hesitate to express very
decided preference for Grant over all
Others for President, while others
name him as their second choice;
these interviews are colored up in
good shape and given TO the public
through the Grant organs, and are be-
ginning to command good deal OF at
tention. Those who are engaged i'll
working this matter UP will pursue
the even tenor Of their way until the
time of General Grants arrival at
San Franciso on his journey homeward
shall be announced when they viii
prepare a reception so elaborate in its
appointments as to pale into compare
tive insignficance the most dazzling
ovations heretofore rendered any one
in this country. Preparations for this
reception have already been inaugur-
ated and if not carried ont upon the
colossal scale now contemplated will at
least be such an one as will make those
who affect to despise Grant believe
that he is Il good deal ola fellow in the
opinion of a very respectable number
of the American people. The ovation
contemplated by the friends of this
movement will create a widespread
enthusiasm for it's recipient. and
should it occur at the proper time
may enable them to crown their efforts
with success by securing the nominal
ton of the hero whose cause they
have championed. We do not make
these suggestions as in any sense en-
dorsing this scheme. hat simply to
show what is being done relative
thereto and to suggest the possible
ana by no neans improbable result of
the same.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

Those enthusiastic statesmen who
have interested themselves in the pas
sage of laws creating a State Fish
Commission, and the consequent APP
preparations which the creation of q
State institution of any nature implies,
in support of this Commission, are dis
gusted with the fact that the Super
lntendent of the State Fish Hatchery
has subjected the young speckled
trout fry of that institution to mode
of treatment which has resulted in the
wholesale destruction of the greater
part of the same, in consequence OF
which the State Fish Commissioners
will be unable to fill orders for this
commodity during the coming season.
as had been previously announced.
Sprinklng prairie muck and salt into
troughs occupied by the fry is what
did the business. The State Journal
thinks that while the merest novice
would have known better than to pur-
sue such a course, proceeds to justify
the action of the superintendent in
this matter by the statement that pre-
vious to his assuming control of the
Wisconsin State Fish Hatchery he had
had but little experience in handling
brook trout. which suggests the idea
whether or not the Fish Commission
ers had better get the novice of the
State Journal to run the Hatchery. in
place Of the present manager. The
Commission should profit by the les
son it has learned and employ some
one to superintend the Matching pro-
cess who knows that prairie muck and
salt are not elements conducive to the
health and prosperity of brook trout
fry.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

A NORTH CAROLYN. Confederate
bondholdcr who has an abialng laltii
that Congress controlled by Confed-
crates will provide for the redemption
Of Confederate bonds in the lawful
money of the United States illustrates
that faith by filing with Secretary
sherman a Confederate bond of the
denomination of $1,000, for redemp-
ton, and writes that his object in filing
this bond at this time is to entitle him
self to precedence when the day of
redemption dawns. Confederate bond
holders will find in the course of time
that few of their Democratic allies
in the North win object to the redemp-
ton at the National treasury of Con-
federate bonds.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

We last week gave currency TO a re-
port of the organization Of a Grant
Club at Madison. We are informed,
however. that no such club has been
organized, the newspaper correspon-
dent disseminating that information
b eing somewhat mistaken. The
Grant wave has not swept over the
capitol city yet to any alarming extent,
slough this is no sign that it viii not
utter do so.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

The breach Of promise case Of OH
yer vs. Cameron was decided last Tues
day in favor Of the defendant. From
the prompt action Of the jury there is
no doubt that they regarded the wo-
man Is ~ lInposter and the whole
thlrg as i put Up lob O. Caaaer0n.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

ri Democrats N Congress
are not at all bach :. - -, -
recognition. There ars
cratic Senators from the -. -.
twenty Of them are cIairmen OF s.
ing committees. tile other nine Dem
ocratic chairmanships being very gra-
cionsly accorded to the North.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

THERE are a few prominent Demo-
Gratis in View York city who will OPP
pose Tilden in his scheme for securing
the New i DIRK delegation in the Ma
tional Democratic Convention of 1880
but they will be vanquished and Tilden
will go into the Convention backed
by the entire delegation from that
State. and he will be nominated. Do
YOU heart
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

UNDER law of 1872 a State Board
Of Immigration has been formed, con-
sisting of Governor Smith and Seere-
tary of State Warner as c.r-o6icio mem
hers of the Board, and j. NJ, Smith, of
Marathon, j. A. Becher, of Milwaukee,
and X. A, 0stergren of Price, the
three latter having been appointed by
the Governor. At meeting of the
BoarG held in Milwaukee last week
Mr.. Becher was elected President and
authorized to employ such clerical as
sistance as he might deem necessary
until the next meeting Of the Board
,~Len it IS expected that a Secretary
viii ,re chosen. The salary of the
Secretary has been fixed at $1,000 per
annum.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

In the State of Kentucky, where
Southern chivalr. fou ishes. a Judge
of the supreme Court was shot and
killed last week by Major Buford
because he had concurred in an opin-
ion adverse to Buford S interests. This
gallant Major had another charge
of buckshot for another Judge but
not succeed in meeting him and so
was partially frustrated in his plan of
shooting down two Judges. And yet
we are told that in the South greatdef-
erence is paid to law and order.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03
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The Fairchild Block, located on the
south corner of Main and Pinckney
streets, near the east corner of the
Capitol Park at Madison, was badly
damaged by lirs last Saturday after
noon. A number of persons
were seriously injured by an
explosion inside the burning building
the origin of which has not yet been
explained.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

would say to those desiring new kind Of
Potato that / have the Eureka, Snow Flake,
Paliihc and Compton Surprise, all OF which |
am offering tor sale at 81 per bushel. | can
recommend all the above named potatoes to
be good eating potato, and also the best
yielding potato that have ever planted.
34-Sm LESTER GRIFFIN.
Mann VallY. ST. Croix Co Wis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

SENATOR CHANDLER'S brief speech in
opposition to the proposition to pen
sion jeff Davis, made at the close of
the 45th Congress is IN great demand
and will doubtless do good service as a
campaign document. 1t was an inn
promptu speech and summed up the
matter in very comprehensive way
not the least of its merits being its
brevity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

II. L. wADswoRTH, Manufacturer of
and dealer in Boots and Sh es, Gloves,
Mittens, Hosiery aud every thing usually
kept i'm a frst-class boot and shoe store at the
lowest possible prices. Custom work spec
iality. Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Shop on Main Street first door south of Cam
eron's bakery, River Falls. Wis. 2l-35
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

THE Government Bureau of Stats.
tics announces that the excess of ex.
ports over imports for the twelve
months ending Feb. q, were 1925. 800,
354
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

The Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 Panl Railway
i tho enfv Nn-thgves ssru fdnf CONNECTING IN
SANG den5t IN fAicRaa with shy Il tie Crest
If.stsrra fd S3gfAera RAll ways ana Is The mot
CONVENIENTLY located sffh refswBce 10 reaching
sny Depot Hotel Or place G husa Hess ~ that CRY
Thrnrch Tickets ans Thrauea Baggage Checks
70 All Principal Cites
Steel Rail Track thnroaghly haIlasiea. free from
anst WestSngno1sc improved Automatic Air
Brake. KILLER Safety Platform and C0zp pings
f9r ali Passenger Cars
TSe Fiaesf Dag Coaches and Palace Sleeping
Cars.
l,i4 road csnaarts more Bns4arss Centers Health
ara p3sasnre pezggF4s aua pisces through 2 ausr
--utrg. Kilt gran 8eT y sHery, than any other
CO. -Sxagn IsHa
NeT1aM z. CARPENTER.
.. :. p-ss. sHa T3cses Agent.
3, q MERRILL jAass., sress.
s,,rsNs $500 lSGs W.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

PRESIDENT A. ID. WHITE, of Cornell
University, has been rendered the
Berlin mission made vacant by the
death of Bayard Taylor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03
Grocery Store!

have Just opened full stock of Goods
in the building on Main street, nearly oppo-
site tho Commercial House, formerly occu
pied by John Barnard for a meat market,
consisting OF
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

Hon. T. o. Howe has been suggested
as a possible candidate for Guberna.
torial henors.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

The inhabitants of Chicago live in
constant fear of an uprising of the
Communists of that city who are be-
coming more and more outspoken in
their sentiments and holder i'll their
actions as an organization.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

DEMOCRATIC journals are mad be-
cause Republicans in Congress refuse
TO pair.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

FROM specials sent to yesterday $
Pioneer Press from various parts of
this State we are able to state that
Judge Cole has been reelected by a
large majority.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

WIZ. CADwELL, in the Spring Grove
district. Trimb ellie. registered II pu-
pills, and the house will accommodate
about half that number. The ev0lu-
tons of that school at recess and
changing classes, resembled the move
ments of the Macedonian Phalanx
rather than the tactics of modern
skirlnish line. Close order was inn
perative. We agree with the district
in their decision to retain Mr.. Cad
we'll another term. His work was
very fine, and his discipline. under the
circumstances, was study and won.
- to the observer. Nothing but
- .esded energy and self possess
eie4l I'D chaos. Let teachers
Ion prevent nsver being h,,Y.
cultivate the art o. 80.
RED. We found that there = $50 -.
for a general exercise in physiol.s
and some work IN drawing How did
he dad timei Let those who with 80
pupils cannot see place Tor these
give ansWsr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03
CHARLES F. KRAUTH.
new Kind OF POTATOES

River Falls. Wis. Nov. 90. 1878. &c
, 1879-05-20
SUICIDE.
Il Seeming Increase In tho Number Of reo,
Pic Win Xiii The,nselves - Yesterdays
IknEnr1.

Il Seeming Increase Ia tho Number Of reo,
plc Who Kill The.nselvea - Yesterdays
Kecorti. =
Hueesal DtsoafcA 10 Taa 1s1bYns -.
1T. Louis, Mo-. May 19.-I!ept, Ohqr1aa n.
Carrow, Of the 3eventh limited States Cavalry,
committed suicide here to-uay In Ills room at
the Planters House By placing 1ateo-sE2etl
army revolver to his head and eenutng bullet
through his brain. Although thu deed must
hayo been accomplished ut about a,80 in the
aateT1opn, nothng waa known OF tAe affair. By
tlia attaches Of tl,s hotnl until slprtly after /
o'rlock, when u bel.boY who had goue, up
TO the ROOM to deliver mcasage from,
tho clerk found the door locked frun tho Inside,
aud, receiving np apswer to ,h|s summons
loolkcd through the tra1,so,n a1ll saw the body
which had flowed from Il wound Ii the right
III. revolver. held BY Il deat.l:grip. Tie hotoi Id
authorities, whun iufvrn4ea Of. lt!e aboyd facts,
IND found thu body ot tho young Lieutenant
still warm, although llfe wus extiaet. No ciew
llas been found as to the motivo which
iGa 1a t,s ist man TO-, commit t4s ra#h act
IT, ssxg IT. 10 ss ss on exsf srt % It, ayeruss'Ss laaSs
tn sntl all WA evidently no ng-braodeti fnten-
eNted. The discussed Sas oniy n years Of ngo,
graduated last yrar Ut Wost Point, an4 l,ntna.
liately tcined tho saYsnth lfcglment, ~l,trl, was
tltn ttalioHe1 ut Fort Smith. Ills fnther residea
at pnttsyllc, Pa, mud ID o distinguished divine.
Your correspondent called on Mrs.. Gem stusats,
IN whosu family Carraw was IN thu habit OF Vis-
ittng, an1 from, that 1adY learaed that Carrow
wus addicted to strong drink, and, when undor
the Influence Of liquor, was very nervous uuu
cxgttablc.
pAvHsssf sassI IT, ntss'S' sas insn e n 1san H. uoct,
a respectable GUTGnnn 4fpter of ttlb UitV. Gt,tII.
, 1879-05-20
a COUSTEIsrElTEls.
tfpff{a{ pjsputeA to 1AS Tfttuxs.


PnLApkLpnlA, May l0.-Asa brown, alias
Frank Vlntreo, but uettor known ls Cal u,ml
"Dou" Vlntrcc, tho leuler Of gang of cou,,-
trrtsitera who huve bccn working In Bradford
County foil Into tho hatk!s Ut scrrut-Herylco
Otilccr Drummonu tl,is afternoon In tits city.
brown IL u n tive nj this state, hayng been boru
III roNa1'dn, hut he has been In Jail In many
otner stases, lll.r!Hg his teTns Of imprisonment
t'ui1E ollu Ut ten ycars IN illp ssatu pglsun ut
Columbus, atl long service IN ths ll!iuola State
l'rison NJ joliet. In May, lB70 he was urrcsscl
III this city for sulllng counterfeit afty-
teut fractional currency, md sentenced
to two years. and six months In
tho Ea4tern psntuntiary. llu wAs rrluasetl In
Muy Ut lust ye4r. and WAS SOON aEprwarsl heard
flanI in Florida, but Il, Qctuher JoIaua u party
vi manufacturers Ut cnuntarfGst c0l,I lu Bradford
County, The Secret 8eryitu office soon berasl,e
awlrn Ut h4 moYeHlenth, and utghL l,uvlls-
tli,'uy makers weEa asyu4tel 4ll tnkcn tu l4ttx-
burg. rliltree ESCAPED, MHl reccAtly returned
y ths city. lle was takcu het0rs un!les! States
Commissioner Gibbons anI held In 81 ,hCU (lail
for huaFinE tomorrow. II bu ctgers ilu ob1c,,-
t!oI liz will b. taken to t1!a Wnater,l District Ut
Pennsylvania fur tFlat. liz haa bpan one Of tllt,
must extensive Wholesale dealers tu counterfeit
lDuneY IN tAts section VI wNutry. 4aulut,A lIis
customers WA lAp wett.knovn JosepA tiuFtub.
NOW ia THU EastrrA tenltcntiAry, uud li0ary
Gule. who mas latcly sentenced to ten yeasa At
Trenton.
, 1879-05-20
CROP PROSpEcre


1n*e'ai ntspaic,e4 is IA. r,,a... :
DWIGHT, May 19.-l'ln. rorn WIKI. IT.
cl Two "eeka aso Inns come 10 Door,y ,h., 1'aas'
cra nra how rcPtautI,1g. Thcse nro n',s 's'sa|
alpnsl eases but this eonl!tun Is 30 s1ysu
1t j. perfectly safe m yorrrrt II, ,totr t,,. saas
l1alf the ctro corn crop In mt on,y ,.' ,a. oSst
IT. but in tic country ''S ocalE.
anna ho, Gv. rh,, ,.,,,aa s"''"'!o"''l7 fs u Tho
nroat f,.,It ~ .,'. >4uasa asc seF5 slmnIa. Tia
st0.s p".N y. .'c 'alh1 waa plowel orr t.s
hos peeu 10 co1 , at ~ .a ,om lays The weather
up. Again, tho ground wa. ~ ~, .,.s ~. a warmed
,vaa mt anouob ] s,a,..'., ""s ~ ." o'S that thcrs
thc corn, and there II ha. ''Iuq' I.fa
These facts ncgan to deyclop thsm' 'se''
selves last werk. ultl. In order In ,,,,'.' t'.'
We tlave made pcraonnI examination Of man.
corntlelue. and have convorsed' With iarn,-s
p]autcl corn viii l,aye, IN In rcn,,r,,, '"' a'sE
iowcycr, Tint Wa nlantc1 vi ,c.. p"u.'. mea.. tom1
scenls dong wcii: This morning wo were our
In our own fleltls, and found corn that ~,
p!autod last Thursday Just rpaty IN .a,,'. VII
What wo mood Mt nrrsent for c,,-,, ~ J." spsoa1
good is good hot vsa,l.eT Az, 4. ,cr.,a 70 come ~
also The SEASON sae4s to bo shaping for ps1Ess ts
one. "5
aarrou ,oo r. Nav IN 1,u d,
~. ,.,. ,. - 80 10y ~ f'e weeks With.
out 'asa la6 nhu ba't eject oil nll sma!l grain
npa gra's; :.,; s9mo Of the corn p1auteq on d,y
Ids1l Inst. Also comnintrt If ftrfr.t h. ~. ~ ~
corn snal Graa npt NJ rood az lnsi yra, seed
DEtLHy,i4tr. 81. Cla!r o., slay is.EWa bar,
good stand Of corn. Acreage lararly rrrgc,.n "ass
Winter wlpat in better spe tIan for tan sssa:
buck. Prospects could not bn better, '|"''
BNpuoHr0Y, Hamilton Co., May i0.-WIote,
wleAt huadtnK ont well. Praspcet for 'rsS. nv.
much hntter tan lust year. Not as much cop, my
planted ne Inst ypar. se'a
CMAlltssToy, Cplcs Co., May lo,-Our fam.
tn All old -fastuncd Mu!g crop u Of wjnfer whss.