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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
ELEVEN HEATS AT BUFFALO.
III ~ '''1- - -
ONE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND MOOSE AMo

ONE HEAT NULLfb-DAhb1 ANp AOoSE AAioNN
THE WINNERS
BUFFALO n. Y, Aug. About 5000
people were no ne .es Tue 23j race. the first tue
programme was also left unfinished OWING 20 darkness.
and kept the patrons Of the pool box guessing SIX rai'
being insufficient 10 decide the winner. G0st took the
hrst heat 10 2:262 Daceana the second in 227lS AaTie
Hall the 5GIrd and 2:2449 aud 225l9 and Da
ceana fifth Ia 22S while the sixth trial was declared
10 heat It beng apparent that the driver Of Katie Han
dil not drive 10 win.
In the oIS class the Of the day, barring tue
element caused BY change Of the drivers OF Bone
se ter and Driver, the quiet one, Darby
proving speedy for the party and t1Sng the race In
three = raIghJ heats IN 2:lyl2, 2:l9 ana 2:lcA2.
In 900 class, only two heats were tiote0f me
grdiuy Moose taxing I'm 10 22II2 aud LIZA Deng
CLOSELY pressed Chance, WHO evidently very speedy,
and il as claimed by that he cOud beat Moose u
driven 20 uln JouD Turner viii, in al probability, give
WAY % another driver tomorrow.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rarl1us ia 1L- cy - ei-
aim tirlHla l D At t" -
o-sessaF nlinlyat Irregular Shte Ir r-2ft ~
las Dfo@al d 40sA -1s
represents the Tsriatons IL Isglpsfsaafs
TRrsuSE OrFIcE. Aug. 9. a m.-Ihe movement
In the barometer yesterday was Irregular ana uplns
the afternoon aud evening was doWn"hiu. f4'"y
cloudy and cloudy weather pFeTAn'u' Win ie" -'ODs
81, ,,u AT IN once or twice during the second guar
Ter and arstn between 10 and II p. m. The temper
e.I-e ranged between To and 77o the aVersge brng
sll3 .Owor tLan OF "Wednesday. Tue AA'uN' VI 'A0'
arr an the ar has been increased - ~, l..t,
Cooler AID cloudy weather ~lLh chsUoss oi til
changers fo.iov ii Oy partly cloudy ana faF weather
49, n. yIact.d iu ms city ana vicinity to-day.
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Base BfiL SOLES

AT Syracuse, y. Y, yesterday, the fourth
League championship game between the Syracuse ana
Boston clubs. resulted IN iayor Of the Bostons
pv The close score OF 20 o. The National
Ciuo Of Washington. visited Baltimore yes
terday ami defrated the stroug Baltimore
eun by . score u II TO /. At Worcester. Mas-., on
Wed esday the National CEsm giynshlp game between
tn HnyOke and Worcester climbs resulted IN 10 eat OF
the latter by u OF 10 = The Rochester club
Waited sptusheld Mass, ana wore defeated by the
Springfield club by a score OF II o. 8
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presented fricht'ul Appearance. His head and body
were terribly a~ rated and both his legs were broken
He reUained unconscious for some time and Nben
lie recovered gave bls name az james Hlther,
aud sad tbat he resided AZ ODe-hundred ani-iOrtY-
nuth-st. and NOff-aVe.. where be has ricA
wife. Ho is man about dfty-hye years OF axe.
ant a carpenter by trade. An ambulance arrived
shortly after the accident and the injured man Wse
Ia ken 10 the Nnety-ninth Hospital, where Dr.
Morris pronounce.l his Injuries tafsl
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Flr1L R4ILRo4D AcCDEyE

The outward bound train on the New-York
ara Ne,ruaveu abroad which left the Grand Central
Depot a, 7s2o p. IN. yesterday. was going along
AZ the rate OF about twenty miles an hour
wien man, who attempted TO cross the tack
AZ Ope-huBdred-and-tbriy-d wss struek BY
tbe cow-catcher OF the engine and hurled o
stauee OF over thirty feet When he was PICKED up he
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GEoRaEw. CARLeroN s 90.

sUer Friend Lawrence. A aDye by Prank Lee Benz
act. author Ot Ny Daughter EllnOr." Cloth. - 90
Two of Is. A decorative novel. BY CaIista HdseY
Paper IS Coats
Ange A new novel BY Florence Marryatt author Of
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SENATOR KERSAN's FAILURE TO MEET DAVE
PORT


Mr.. Davenport was ready for the luqulsltion,
bur his accusers failed TO TO time. Mr. herman
deliberately lodges inch he ana his Demo
cratic associates IN Congress themselves INSISTED upon
M D.Veupor Is left without opportunity 10 slow lis
own eeahandcdness and to refute the accusations OF
the Democrats Congress. he IL under charZes and
au fuvfstnattou Is pendug but the committee or Ill
curry majority Of II his political enemies, sllrh the
inyes cation. Is II not confession OF the tasty o!
The enIrgesl Err Kernau's course IN this matter l.
oowardly and unmany. HE excuse Tor non attend
anea h not good and worthy.
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~ ALLEGED PERJUB6R ARRESTED.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA dispatch to The Irib-
une from ottawa says: Herman B. Cnapm al. VINO isat
SUMNER was tired and acquitted a charge " en-
bezzins - 1000 from the Uuted states Express Com
pany. while driving Of IT. delivery Wagon,
was TO-DAY arrested Ia Ssllr whsie robbery
committed. the charge this time bring peIiury.
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Titan. From ths most recent aath0rLeA BY taohani
Ford Heath. WIN Htteen Illustrations
RembrandI. From text o. q. VOsn8er By j. ". MOI
let. y. A. " Ith sixteen lluslrsfl0n-.
The Shakespeare Key. By Charles aud Mary CoEden
Carkc " " Toe Complete Concordance % shAxe
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CURE FOR SMALLPOX AND SCARLET FEVER
corrssp ,udent forwards tho following prescription for
smallpox and scarlet fever which he asserts has been
sngaltrly successful ia hunIrsis N cases It's; -il-
pnste zl1o one grain; ')xrovs tgilis. oae grain
hall re4s100n suytr; nil Two TAB! 'sp lDnffis OF
wstr- wRen Thoroughly 4 ia four ounces ~ w
t.r Tax 5000 lfal every lpIr. EitGsr d sesse WI
a. -rp.lr 30 twelve hours. For chiitren smau doses
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
gi,n0ysis r07 ne pat - hours.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8, l a. m.-Cooler and
general y clear weather has prevailed IN tue upper
Lake region aud the Northwest with norlherIy WINS
and increased pressure The barometer has fallen 10
-ber,uer lake region and the Middle states, vita
variable winds oca rains aud slight changes in tenn
,-g-Irr merry 70 westerly wilds have prevail Ell
IN tine southern Stlt~- with local rains ana No cbanxe
Il, temurrature Partly cloudy weather anu soutuerly
winds rr reported .rom New-Eugland, Win 10 enanSe
In temperature.
IyaitedtlGtS,
For Nav-Fngland, light rains, followed by clearing,
cooler " ath.r soutlerly winds shifting 70 west ana
north west, AID slgAJ ia, followed Oy Ii74ns '"ia-
ettr ,,-.., - H.
Iny cooler weather. wIuLs sutitlng 20 westerly ana
uOrthwesterly and slowly rising barometer
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GEORGE A. PUTsAu'- SOUS,

The New Republic"
The Round Fri, by way OF Panama, through CalifOr.
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MnWArEEE DRIvING PARK.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. THE Milwaukee Drlv-
Ing Z rs has Withdrawn from the Western
circuit and the announced for the August meet
lng are declared III
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Nile DAYS. Or Egyptian Bonds A novel BY r. Rather
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The Mrcvey Napier Correspondents Edited BY bis
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The Relations Of Mind and Brain. By Henry Calder
wood Ii. D. professor moral philosophy University u
hdnDuIgh
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REDrcED FRELGHr RArEs.

CHICAGO, Aug. THE Wabash Railroad
made l2-celt rate from Kansas City 90 Toledo on
grain destined Tor the -eao.ar b. cents reduction.
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The question food iorinta1t inoresfs ala moth
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Inns Food Or infants a. tie requisites as $40
mothers MILK and is highly cUumenaed by ne
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have
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-20
nlEn !.

At Hazel Green, Wis, March srd, 1879. Mrs. Eisa-
betn Gle me nts0n aged ssyenty-one years and nine
months.
Mrs. Clementson whose maiden rame was
Peacock, was born at Richmond, Yorkshire,
England in the year 1907. She was one of
four children the other three having departed
this life previous to her demise. In IS4l she
was married at her home in England, to Jo-
seph Clementson, Esq. In ls47 she with her
husband, immigrated to this country and set
tied in Hazel Green, Wisconsin, where they
have since resided. Mrs. Clementsou has not
enjoyed good health for many years, in fact
the malady to which she finally succumbcd,
had been undermining her constitution ever
since her residence in tits country. but her
health has been especially impaired since the
shock it received in the fearful tornado that
visited that part Of the country in 1876.
Mrs Clementson leaves large circle Of
friends to whom during her long residence in
Hazel Green she had endeared herself, who
will sadly mourn her loss.
But it il upon the bereayed husband
and children that the blow falls with crushing
weight; with whom her loss is irreparable.
Mrs Clementson leaves two children, Miss
Fannie Clemcntsen, who was her constant at
tendant through ali her sickness, and Mr. Geo.
Clementsop, OF Lancaster. Wisconsin
Mrs Clelnentson was member of the
Church of England, and died in the hope of
an Immortality beyond the grave, and although
death came unawares il found her veteran
reclining on her arms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-20
Bloomington Notes.

Mr.. Woodruff, Deacon of the Baptist
church, is very i'll.
VIM Clegg while saving wood one day
last week with buzz saw, had one of his
thumbs clipped off.
Frank Greer has bought the Mount proper
ty and is refitting the dwelling for residence
many improvements are going on in town and
great one might be ma le with q crossing to
the P. 0. A crossing or fiat boat for wet
weather.
-Messrs Newcomb and Osborn are about
to establish creamery. They have recently
returned from tour of inspection through
Iowa, where the creamery business has been
largely entered into and with great success.
The results being highly satisfactory not only
to the creamery men but the farmers, too.
The Carpenter of Rouen was played by
the Bloomington Dramatic Club, Friday and
Saturday evenings with full house. Of course
it was success, their playing always is. Lam
caster and several other adjoining towns were
represented in the audience
w. V. Bennett had his whiskers, eyebrows
and eyelashes burned off and his face consd-
erably singed by an explosion OF kerosene. 1t
appears that the oil was used to kindle the
fire, portion of which saturated the ashes in
the ash box of the stove and which was not
burned. IL is supposed that the heat of the
stove generated gas which was ignited by
stirring the fire and clearing the draft. He
sustained no serious injuries, but has indeed
monkish appearance.
Mr.. Samuel Kitto, who for the past four
and half years has been in the employ Of G.
A. Alexander. hardware dealer, recently pur-
chased his employers interest and is in BUSH
ness for himself at the old stand. Mr.. Kitto
is straightforward, honest business man and
deserves his share Of patronage. He was
thrown upon his own resources at an early age
and by industry, economy, perseverance and
integrity has made him what he is--a man,
earned his capital. He thinks of taking a
partner soon. Cosmopolitan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-20
Jamestown Notes. ohile" on the
Move Mining, Farming, Hunting
q Bear. etc.


This being ST. Patrick's day in the morn
ing, will note for you few passing events.
Spring is near at hand we think judging
from the roice of Jehiel Hyde which is heard
in the land. As Jehiel is with us and has
big stock ofgoods and located in 10. vosberg's
Hall at Pokerville where he draws large crowds
day and night to witness his slight of hand
performances and where he takes their little
change without stint. Jehiel is genial whole
souled fellow and is making money here in
selling goods at auction. He has become very
much attached TO some Of our people mere
thinks he will make this his home in the dis
tant future. Come again Jehiel; we welcome
you.
Our Public School closed here on Friday
last Il was taught the past winter by Mr..
Albert Lightcap. This being his first school we
think he did well and gave good satisfaction.
There is considerable sickness IN this mart
of the country. Several deaths have occurred
Of late. Antoine Diegman an old resident of
jamestown, died March 8, aged about rs.
Also died March 10, near Dickeyvie. Wis.
Mrs. Monday. wife of John Monday, and near
jamestown March 10, Miss Diegman daughter
of Henry Degman, Of jamestown, aged 10
years.
Mining has about played out here Quite
number of persons from this place win soon
leave for the west-Leadvile, Colorado. Hope
they will make a strike for the better.
Some farmers had just commenced work
on the farm here when the young Winter set
in, they now have laid up the plce and the
hoe.
A party of hunters went down on the
river the other day to shoot ducks for the ST.
Louis market nnder contract The parties
were VIM. Hoffman ST., George Hoffman, F. M.
Lyster, William Wilkinson and George Hinton.
They all got something George Hinton
thought he saw Bears track over across
the slough and in trying to ferry across on
log raft had shipwreck His legs became
weak and he bowed to the wind and lost his
hat in the river. This discouraged all parties.
How to get Hinton home without freezing his
long ears was the question. They resolved to
make a start and succeeded IN arriving back
to jamestown at ~ o'clock at night-eight
miles travel against northeast wind and very
cold. Hinton's ears are not badly frozen after
all and are termed lightning,spltters. I |
stated that they all got something en- this
hunt and SO they did, all got bad colds; that
was all NIGHT WATcHMAS
Jamestown, Wis.,. March II, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-20
North Andover Notes.

The FIGURING Mills of this place under the
management of Mr.. Chris. Atkinson s G. Y.
Bewnes who took charge Of them the 18th OF
Dec. last in a dilapidated and non paying con.
dition, are now running up to their full capsc-
ity night and day. George, while iu the
mercantile business last Summer and Fall,
travelling for a House Of indianapolis, called
at all of the Erst class mills and took items of
the latest and best modes of FIGURING. They
are now reaping the benefit ofhis observations
Our Store is more and more OF success
Honest Robert is square and will give the
most as usll as the best of goods for cash or
its equivalent; so call al! ye who are anxious
for good bargain.
The Grog shop is on its last legs.
Our Mendoza Council il foarishing finely,
over loo strong. They held their second am
niversary Tuesday evening the 18th inst
Mr. Jne Wilson has monopolized the Black
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-20
Auctions.

Samuel Spearling, on the Gov. Dewey farm,
above Cassvile, will sell two horses, a colt,
rs head of young cattle, two fresh cows, lot
OF swine, farming implements and household
furniture Saturday, March 22d. J. II. G.
Sueclode, Auctioneer
VIM. Linton, administrators of the estate of
VIM. Chapman, will sell thirty odd shotes, $50
bushels of corn, wagons, reapers, plows, har-
rows, tanning mill, harness and other things,
four miles west OF Bloomington, March 81 !.
G. W. Lumpkin, Auctioneer.
Rirdsly Beardsley viii sell at auction, March
~, near Bloomington, brood mares, colts, cows,
calves, 40 hogs, 400 bushels of corn, Id stands
OF bees, wagons, plows, harrows, harness, sew
ing machine and household furniture. w.
Clack. Auctioneer j..
Fritz Roeller, half mile east of village of
Potosi, April 9Th. will sell at auction span OF
horses, COW, ieifers, s hogs, reaper, wagon,
plows, harness, bob-sleds, farm tools, 200
bushels oats. and 200 of corn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-20
Wyalusing JoItlngs.
Our village is unusually dull.

Our village is unusually dull.
Derby, the groceryman has plenty of time
to post his accounts.
The ice on the river has broken away CIV
ing us free communication with Clayton.
Some sickne 's is reported, but under the
watchful care Of DR.. Hartford all are doing
well.
A. Kendall, who few years since went
west to secure for himself home, will return
next week and take up his residence in our yil-
lage.
The l. 0. G. T. is we'll sustained, consid-
erabie interest being manifested.
r. Cranston in company with Briggs l.
Francis from Bloomington, after chartering
car in which to take their horses, etc, started
for Dakota last week. Crans,on will return
in the fall for his family.
WIN. Brodt has rented the blacksmith
shop of j. G. Hale in Brodtville. Hale and
family 60 to Yankton in the beginning of May.
Mr. Kern late from St. Paul purchased
the farm recently occupied by r. johnson.
He is preparing to build house this summer,
and from the many improvements added to the
place we think him well adapted to farming
notwithstanding the years spent in the city.
d Brodt has sold his farm in Brodtville to
F. Orr and removed 20 another miles west.
The Council of the A. o. II. with Jacob
Shrake for Sachem convenes every Tuesday
evening at the Stone school house. II is in
fourishing condition. constituted of about 60
members with more initiates every meeting.
We regretted to hear the farewell words of
Bro. Boorman at our last meeting. We un-
darstsnd he has again entered the live stock
business with Mclyer. "Hank' is success
in whatever he undertakes and will do as much
in the trade as some who have had more ex.
perience. 0BsERvER.
wyaIusing, March Is. 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-20

smith business By getting control OF both shops.
This Is No. l point for good Blacksmith "a
come and build shop in connection with our
wagon maker, Mr.. A. =. Fowler, who is very
anxious that one should come. Mr.. Fowler
has all the repairing be can do He is Men,
dota and has been for the past % months
having been initiated soon afe. their organi
cation here.
The Festival for Mr.. VIM. jackson the eve
ming Of the 9th inst, was quite success al
though not so much so as If the night had been
more favorable; net profits about 60.