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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17
BclsenoeS ginseIantt entaeamen
it benz ,Wadter am @rie," eiepelaho,

,,5eit brei Sabren .puroe meme 6rau
bul d. beftise @iidsnIdmerSea il, Der gde>
reuseseno bsin,se|uht nno sipar 10 befti8,
ous lie san3e Ndhte feiue 0fute fanb, SD
,cs bic beltsn Nerste su Nathe, braudte
bic telteu Meoijinen, unb CAB pIel 0elo
aus, cine SeiIuus gu er5ielen, ieocb Ser.
aeblh. Nles tradte feline 2inceruus.
Bel Witterungsredlel itsi9erten lid bic
sdnerseu in loldem 8taoe, bab iie gang
uub gar unfdbis mar, ibre biusliten @e
1dlite su perridtsn uno oab ic5ar baS
9iesen idmer3lid fiir lie mar.
Oa fam id, in oeu Belte elmer 9tunss
mer ibrer seiadbten 3eituns oes :, Ndt'
ter am grie," unb Las bic wunoerbaren
@afultate, bic bus ct. Satcbs Sel ersielt.
Sd taufte eins Tlalde, lief meine Srau
bamt aerau mad gprlhrift einreibeu uno
ihpn mad ben eriten @iureibunssn fanb
Te 2inoeruns, pdbreuo faum cine SlaIhe
nptbmenbig ,sar, 1e gan, ber5ufeaen. "
@so. VI. gols. Glpee, ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17
2eras e.

SIM 8rn,cs Bottom bsi yr9an talt
g. 8ailey einen Gture unp esrtaufls
Dor 3mei Mcna!sn slncm 8arbigen, Der
Gbintn rerlanste, aus 8erleben Norpbiu.
Dicle 8srmsAsiuns bat tereits sme
Ms nfdenlstsn setolift; s0aRcns Wfuttsr
uno &inb natmen SSn BEN Worp9in nnb
iino bsioe oeitcrbsn.
- en Dallas tatsn Gh bic Salont
batter sersinist, un has sOnatassssisb
In ben @smeinldaft gu bstampfsn.
= prfsberesr unp Gpleman. relde
&auF Feute in Waritau NIB Ssfsrfcn Be-
ftwintelten unb hebhalb In ct. 9ouis
pesbaftst wurpsn, fnS osm Sssriff in
MarlbaG iitereeten morbsn..
- Die GcnRatlss Sectt unb Soterts
BON 6earre MOLTEN eiuen Jarbiaen I'm
Brasos Bottom wegsu Disbiiabl Ssrbaf.
ten. Ger 5arttee wiberiebts ii6 uno es
erfolete Elm Saupf in ms!aem mebrsrs
SdlGe abseFsusrt wuresH. Ser 5artise
tisb nit tsm HspOloer uw lit berum, ,braAie
Ssoberts mebrsrs erttblihe Gunosn BEL
une enlflob aarauf.
= Sn Qultin bat eas 8oasb Of gqua
li,etion" tie In unorsaniifrten Gcunttes
belsgenen Qaneersisn gu so gents ben
gdsr etssl&abt.--Die Gatl son o.
0rsb min man aus tsm grunos angrsi.
fen, neil er Elm oubsr Disnf tefabli9es
Sfii,isr 1T, ber balten Cob tesiest.
: Das SinanSeumite bes Staetratbes
In Scuiton bat bsn @Orldlas ssmaat.
nit ben @lau6iesrn ssr Staat einen Ser
slstA otsuldlieben, mad wslasm eieisl
ZEN 80 unb S33 gsuts fit isosn Dollar
ibrsr 8orteruas erbateH. Ser Wuridla9
1T nod niat beraiten werten.--Dsr
Termin fir BEN gau TER nsuen Sail In
Suufon III ubeslaufsn unb bic Gontrat-
tcren baben jebt fir jsbe 0Ohe, bic BET
Duu LANCER tauert, 800 su sabitN
= gor hem OiarittesriGi In Mariaa(I
tsFabsn fd So gbsiasituaeatlassn, Is
earon tstrsfrn weibe uno % farbIos
per{cnen. -
- Der poRretter, Der bic ppalaheu
swiiden Waint Rpf une Sort Condo
beSSrtett, pirb felt BEN 90. OfIobsr Der.
miSt.
- Die pcavsrbinbuas sniidsn Borne
uno Comfort iea aufbSren. Dif Stage
sompaanie bal befhlufsn, ris poffader
fir Comfort 6 Mei!en Supcn an be,
grciFng ab,ulIeiern. llm bisies proisf
ri,dgdngig su MAIDEN, bat fih Ssrr Sar
aer erbotfn, St1Qe fiir bic Wferbe Der
Gomraenie gu srtaaen uno 5000 an les
tere iu 5asleR.
= Sn Bprne mu,bsn su gtrsn bel
reputlifanil&en @iese in ssrlaieoener
NOrb. unp Wsitaaatsa puresu lsbtsr
Gret.as unssfasr ID Sanpnsnl&iife as
eefsusrt.
- Das Qmenbsmsrt sur Qblhafun,
Der SwptsboaEe 5ar" III, wts @cussr
neur 8obsrts groflamirt. NIT as,6o6 sc
gen 4129 Stilamen eir gerfalfane be-
Gtaatss etnpsrlst I.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17
Gr unb sic.


CT an 1snaer, Gle eeseteiasn
gr ntmntt's @las, uno sic ttat's AUDI,
ST minti' ratsr Sie fdnet deuer.
50blt fdpn iunser Qisbs 4auts.
gr it aludIid. sic serldmnest.
gr tofit weitsr, Gle sriAsint,
ST madt 3sitsn, Gle erlpbsrt,
Day lsin Jlsten nidt pereint.
@r blidt slutenp, gle srrOtasno,
Gr oriidt1s ns,,, Sts'n 6eaRsffnopi.
Gr mirh Ruff, uup sic 0faei,
SulepOa 3eiBt sis tbren &cpf.
81 Il, islis, sic ihidt Slds,
ST trintt Wonne, uns Sis nlft,
gr tsmsrf't bas ier Singer
Solo unb CART elm Brisfhen brudt
Gr Riirst 'auntsr, Gle last's Rattsru,
gr fdnst auf br lisb' @sSitt,
gr tritb!'e Sls8sl ane sif Haltsrt
9siit NOD: p8srslb nlsia ntht !"
Gr idpOrt's lfia ibr, @is tantt slautis,
ar iab!s Ytatt, gle ltett aefhnino,
81 lief sisris /: ser Id bate
Nstt, cap Sis Elm - elsi Anp |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17
Stu3 Ser Sieeb= SMfbs.

- Sn eem 8risItaisu rss In Neubamm
erlasiasnpsn Was Mn3. fur bic Sud- une
Wcaenwaarsn. .Sranhs faben mir folsen-
cen Belaeip ,,Das Mbtlopfen bss &sliel'
ltsins seihiebt am 8efsn bnr4 ben &siiel'
lein-@prius pon 5rtsos in Sam6urs."
Nus tem gBittensr Nn3eiser uQaT
awei Stuisn fsist in mebreren Nbiabtn
elm Yofameut smpor '---- uWShte aud
balo bic woblsslsitsts uao sspFsSte Natur
Der Runf 3ur Silfs tommen. .Nus
bemisltsn 8latt: u6suts Hno als @s'
wurse turh nas i6drtfe BON alien, ben
pfsfsr, aus BEN Suttsl esbobsn." 49,.
,,ane NaAaeaunsen unp Sts9en auf
esm Qnlaab bliebsn chne grfolg." &c.
= Sin Circular ber aSlnsr Widie~
fabrit lautet: uSierbnrd bic ersebene
Wiittbeilung, baB mein Eranspcrtmasen
binmen GurSen bas Yersniisen baben
mirb, sic gu beiuden." Sa iparum ioll
senn Elm Granspprtwaseu nt4t aud etl1z
NAL ein Gersniisen babeu?
= usbrissns liefert and bic beutlds
amer fanlI6e prelie peS tretlpiat8 uno
uufreipiais 3omiIden sar Manhes BON
oeul ,selebten QsutIdl", oas bic i'll Uin.
ton ,rideinenbe nSpwa 8reie Drefe"
Der3apFt, folsen bier Elm paar aufs @era'
bemcbl entnammeue 4rStden
,,als CONDUCTOR @ibereose an Der Sta.
tion Zero ben 3u9 beitei5en wp0te, mibte
ct baS Irittbett. Die perlebuns 1T
naiiirlid iebr i6mdr,baft."
,Oes Doctors Hepuoiation behnt iid
iibsr ben aanaen @tsat une eariter b.
naMs aus"
,.gs miro fiir jeberalaa sewis iebr ua,
teriant iein, bic jeeise @rbSruns Der
Yrelbe gu etfahren &C."
,,9eler Sie mShtsn penfen uas 5ie
ppl,en, ater mir slauben enolid bod, bab
es cine 3uridtsbruns pon miloen Ver
tederupsen it," est wObl Wadtetr Der
te6eren 3eitea senleint
= Gius alpheisr 3situns entbdlt bic
foi3saoe nase Mnssise. gu permisiben
elm airdsuitubl nit iAonfr @asiitt aui
bic 0fmetnpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17

= Nus enblidlide 5tlfe. = SD bate
mebrfad @elesenbeit, iGreitt 5err 5cban
9toli, 42O gallptpbia Str., philadelphia,
Ba., tefcnbers iu Briitiabr uno Serbif,
Or. aueut8Snis's s am burse
9ruttbee AT sebrauaen. Obsleih
ppn Suseno uuf INNER BON seinuoer uno
itarter Nutur unb nod 3iemlid riilis fir
meme Stbte, babe i'd leccd piel purh
&opfleioen ourdsnmadeH Sd nebme
tann ieslei@ meme 3ufdudt su een'
$ am eergruii f BE e uno finoe
fofert 0iilfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17

Dtt
EdaliAe Treie Nreifs
srIbe,r;
taali i NIT Musuabme orp Sgitntags
unb tpEf'
on fir bis Sabr pber - so fir RET
MbnQte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17

- easter wlrS notwithstanding bod nod
sinsn SiB I'm prsu6ildsn qtesuronstea.
baus ertaltsn. Setsns bes gBoblmGn.
nsrtoniitss ser aationaIitssaien Vartti
In 8restau If ndmlitp tsidloNen uoroeu.
benz DablmGnnsrfOaeeIum bic &ansisa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17

tur 9asfsts fir bic beDcrfsbenps 9lata
matl pceuiAtaeen. Da bieie Saneloatur
wabr1asiuljA bic llntsritlsuns Der Sort
fhrittasattsi freet 70 farm bic sSoal
eaetsrs in Brsslau, wsnn aud nur nit
1ama:acr Majvritdt, ais sslitert Bsitsn.
9a6tss fat bsrsits e,fIart pab CT Die
@abl epsntucu nnfbmsu !perbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-17
Is, e { II tl1 t.

Gin @ssnt Oosr @srfaaler in Gan @ntoaiO unb
Wosal Gt. Sosn Sfdbmafd1inc
1T esrtaastn. 9igS greiis uas slaiiiss ST.
pnaunata. Man abrslire
Grsnlbap & Sadlcn, State Mauassrs,
Sberman, EsraS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29

onrthrd OF the tax collected IN the lost sch yesfl
should regarded admonifOn that IN tncluteI
eat uf the public rsvcpue we'll a. ~ ipdu Try hna
commerce. further change In tire esfaOusbeo ta'Vs
IaxIiicn sha uld Tor the present be made.
THE STATE or AMERICAN SHIPPING.
The totai tonnage N vessels OF the United STAIRS ~
shown by the records of tho Regstcs Bnrran NJ the
close of the fiscal year ended June 30. lS1'. was
4IGy GOO TONS OF this tonnage 1s9l,533 ioa- repre-
srnteI 27l7 vessels registered ortlc ign trace am
2G7S O67 tots represented 2f94 vs~1s enrolled ~"
licensed ard engaged IN the cOasfny or domestic trade
There has been an increase OF 1880 ioas cmpi'yc ~
domestic trade and decrease OF 1884 IONS employed
in the foreign trade by sea, comuarci with ihe 'on
mage cf last year Tie vessels hut during he year are
cassod : follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29
4 NOTED CANAL VERDICT REVERSED.
THE JUDGMENT AGAINST DENIsoN AND OTHERS SCI

THE JUDGMENT AGAINST DENIsoS AND OTHERS SET
ASIDE.
ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-In the case of the Peo-
pie against Henry nison and Others Judgment has
bceu reversed by the General Term Of the Supreme
Court the reference discharged and trial granted.
tlc costs To abide the event This action COM
menced In August. 1870 by ATTORNEY General Pratt
against Henry d. Denson and others for the
OF S4i7.57l. witt Interest from January l. 1870. and
costs, cOntr.ct mode In 1869. removing
wall benches and stralgh ening toe Erie Canal from
Pot schuyler 10 tA, Lower Mohawk AQurduct
rhc referred m 1876. ny one Of the supreme
Court Ju>iices Ia james T. MO Charles %. Tappan and
Isaac Lawson. Toe rcifictS, alter tedious hearing OF
TIC cast Irpof c! on Dee inter - 1877. giving indg-
mont or tlo rte tor 1851 100 oi itoa which an up
neIl Na9 in our mo akeu O. tie Geucrai Term OF the
- reBlr tua wAita Las handed down the decision as
ul t..i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29

AT wEpBs. oHio-Loss 100000.

TOLEDO. Nov. 2s.-A stove factory and
ana p'anag uii. oWnctby schneider Brothers. az
Wcsbs. email station The Pennsylvania Ratlr0ai,a
Few antics an. ni.re wesc dcstro, "a ~ nre last
Hl-lt. IAs $50 3 10000; INSURANCE $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29


The amount Of collections shown by TIE foregoing
fable includes commissions sales Oi stamps paid
kind "a well amounts collected IN 1875 but de-
po-ited till the last fiscal There thus arises
APPARENT variation between The amounts of collections
given in tie table and those shown by the covering
warrants OF the Treasury. The llriegsc Of tlc rev
enne iron sliiits dnring 1879 s2.1i9,iG9 50;
Tie increase from iobprco tor the same year WAS
are -pluts rAIcco ana feIlntal. lqt ia which yield
thi- Year a. Income eft lOi.fSi TOO II nuf of total
Il rnai revenue II Sll3yl ,ibb =. iic very large
proportion oi fcNrulr dtINci fI~'n Ausr
Of iurni for thc STABILITY IT l.ttS of
[ xnion upau them. l. thr az p.!t4tn were enali.
nu,iulilou iu the laie- Il taxation would &c OF
les. Consequence H." simple az tdflNn 81 the
qu stDu the reduction OF The tDblcsn TAX
caused temporary "a prn-4Vn az OPP tfiiDhs IN
various uauulacirits t tuuacc and o. b. estimated Ol
the Commissioner Il lufcInai kvgenue 30 nave
caused 81 iuiLat IN the ec,pis froal FAX taat
arfc.' di ras fGc afsi nlf yt ro 1875 81 rcur
millions al uoiars. bsd'e ttltrins the ucOl, iiOM
the ih~ uncertainty afihiHg roni Iu anticipation Il
tiuiss oil working rropi" out Of employment IT,.
change 81 rates ia the tax on iublcro aud
ATirt- 81 tie Anticipation OF sucI change
tends AZ Ourc 10 diinInsh the revenue Il su.-
game the nhuSires rcafing TO those cOmMutlities
aud 10 driangr trudc THE demand Tor change 81
not orig nate with consumers, who pay he
greater part o Tie but chiefly viii those who
rnhancfncht OF profit ihe capital Invested In the
manufacture. Tue faiilng oil in the income frum
tobacco that anticipated from the Inst reduction
III the rates OF taxation ESTIMATED likely toamount TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29

Making saving In the ANIMAL interest since Marcn |,
1877. Of Sl42aO4lG 30 These transactions have been
plisicd without the loss Oi dollar and without
fcclabiy disturbing the current business OF tAe
country. In few DAYS copies of tn contracts, en-
cuars. Important correspondence, and accounts per
thereto, aud also To resumption, w BE- laid be-
fore Congress. The entire transactions al rounding
since $50, have been as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29

The remainder of the report comprises u
summary OF bureau reports which already been
largely published In The TRIBUNE. The Secretary
these details to the Lfesavng Service the new
National Board OF Health. the District Of Columbia and
tie general efficiency OF the public service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29

,hc s,usi ~ Fund accoun, during the year the sum Of
talOlooV0.
FsTjMAris FOR 1S>0-'Sl.
- -. 4, -, .,, ,.fsu.. .tune 40 l-Si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29

In place of the above honds there been issued
bonds herring Interest as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Tic receipts from the several sources or taxation
undr The internal revenue laws for the fiscal end
ing June So 1879. follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
A National Historical Clock.

A clock having "three times more dial
indications and more moving embellish-
ments than any clock on EARTH has
Just been finished in Columbus, o.
the result of eight years of toll. In a
few days it will be on exhibition in Co
lumbus and then will begin the grand
tour of the states. From the Columbus
Journal the particulars of this remark
able structure are learned. The ma
ker's design was that it should be "an
embodiment of the great events Of our
National history" To begin with, he
has supported it by "a ponderous pair
Of eagle claws, dra bed and banded by
the thirteen stars of the thirteen original
states" 1t Is five feet wide and ten
feet high, and the two sides have repre-
sensations of the two greatest events in
American h,story-the war of indepen-
dence and the war for the union. In
dependence hall is there, with the old
cracked bell within the belfry and an
old man ready to ring it. The Goddess
of Liberty strikes the hour, and the
Goddess Of Justice balances the scales in
favor of industry. In the centre of an
Eolian harp is model of the famous
Strasburg clock only four inches 10y
twelve in size. For the grand Apostolic
pageant the figures have been made
after Leonardo's painting. All the al
legorical figures are made of ivory ex-
cept the one of Satan, which is very
properly made of ebony, and has garnet
eyes. Historic scenes are enacted on a
stage. AT the first quarter hour loco
motive appears, as the emblem OF our
first progress in industry. At the sec
ond, the bell is tolled in Indep
hall, and Washington walks majetically
across the scene. At the third the
Apostles bow to the figure of Christ
Peter denies the Lord and the cock
crows. A skeleton hastens along. bear
ing a green scarf on his shoulders, with
the words "Time flies and an infant
emerges from an opening door with q
rattle-box in its hand. Just before the
full hour arrives, monograph makes
music to herald its coming. At mid.
day emancipation is acted. Lincoln
proclamation in hand, moves toward a
slave bound to an auction-block, while
the slave turns TO look upon his deliver.
er, his shackles fall, and his hands are
raised as in prayer Of thanksgiving.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
Women on Ne,0cipedes.

Bicycle riding by women promises to
become fashionable in Detroit. The ex-
ample was set by wealthy and reput-
able young lady, who at first rode
in secluded places, but aftorward took
to the suburban roads. She uses the
ordinary two-wheeled machine, sits as
tride, wearing very loose trousers, anu
is frequently accompanied by half a
dozen female companions. A tumble
resulting in a broken nose temporarily
cooled her ardor, but the sport has
more than regained the lost favor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

THE interconvertibility of greenba cks
and chewing tobacco has been ilustrat-
ed in western Massachusetts. A farmer
who invariably carries the weed in his
waistcoat pocket went to Springfield to
sell II load OF apples. When he found
II purchaser he took the money and
rolling it up into little wad stuffed it
into his pocket. Not long atterward he
emptiod his mouth and thrusting his
hand into his pocket for fresh supply
of tobacco bit off iairsized section,
and ground at il while with unwonted
zeal and relish. When he discovered
that he was chewing greenbacks, and
that what remained ol the wad was
worth barely 80 cents on the dollar, he
smiled sweetly md nurmurcd, 81 vun,"
after the manner of all sturdy yeomen
Of the noble old commonwealth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
4 WAR INCIDENT.
Taking Desperate Chances for a Chew of
Tobacco,
Conncil Grove tKan.) Republican.

Council Grove tKan.) Republican,
Grubby was miadie-aged, easy
going sort Of fellow, who felt a sort of
martial pride in pointing to the address
on his letters, which read as follows
Godfrey Hardy. Company X, Thirty
first New Jersey Vol. Infantry, Thrill
Brigade, First Division, First Army
Corps, Army of the Potomac 1t was
on hot day in the month of June,
1S63-the day before the northward
movement which eliminated ut Gettys-
burg-that "Grubby,' with many 9TH
ers of his regiment, was sent to do pick
ct duty at a point on the Rappahannock,
about two miles below Fredericksburg.
About 10 O'clock A. NJ ne was duly post
ed close to the edge of the abrupt bank
of the stream. On the opposite shore,
and perhaps one hundred feet distant,
were the enemy's pickets pacing 10 and
fro. There WAS no picket-shooting be-
ing done at the time, ana although the
opposing lines were only separated by
the narrow river, they placed their
beats IN full view of each
other without fear. After "G.ubbyn
had held his position some
twenty minutes he approached the SEN
tinel on his right and asked for a chew
of tobacco, but the party accosted new
er used the weed and was unable to
supply his wants. The sentinel ON his
1 left was next interviewed with the same
| lll-success. The case now began to look
desperate, an nour and a halt yet before
the relief would come, and no tobacco.
He slung his gun over his shoulder and
walked to and fro IN n mechanical sort
OF way, the very image Of despair. But
presently he halted faced quickly to
the opposite shore, and called cut in n
subdued tone to the confederate sentry:
Say, you Teller over there, have you
any tobacker?"
YES" came the quick response,
"Will you gimme a chaw il I'll come
over?' Yes" said Johnny. In Il
twinkling "Grubbv inverted his gun,
thrust the bayonet in the ground, peel
ed oil his clothes, and was in the water
pulling for the other side. He got his
tobacco, and returned to his post just in
time to escape detection by an officer
who rode along just then to inspect the
picket line.
The writer of this was on picket duty
at the same time and place and can
vouch for the correctness of the story.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

anu coulu not HNe, put IN the evening,
when he recovered from the effects oil
the liquor, all traces of the disease had
| disappeared, and speedy recovery was
accomplished.
WISCONSIN.
GEN. FITZPATRICK is lec.uring in Wis
| consin.
HUDSON is to have ndinavian
college.
HERsEY is one of the growing towns
on the West Wisconsin.
A BOARD Of trade fer tue purpose OF
handling dairy goods is talked of at Wa
! tertown.
The Eau Claire saw mills will proba-
bly, run to their full capacity during the
season.
IT is reported that 5000 were found
secreted in a lounge i'll the residence of
a priest who died suddenly in Preble.
DURANp wants railroad to the Mis-
sissippi. If she can't get broad gauge
she will be content with a narrow gauge.
The late Father Daum, of Brown
county, willed $4,000 to Father Leecia
of the town of Brussels, in the same
county.
A MEETING of the stockholders of the
North Wisconsin railway will be held in
Hudson on April 18th for the election
of board of directors.
THERE have been five mills erected in
Barron county, aid frames are up for
eleven more, on the line Of the North
ern Wisconsin railway.
THE lumber cut on the Green Bay
shore during the year 1873 was 322 1885,
294 feet, this product representing the
work Of twenty-three mills Oh the Me-
nominee, the Oconto and the Green Bay
shore.
SOME of the Polish families near Ar
cadia employ their time during the
winter in basket-making, and on Mon
day last they shipped a carload to the
eastern markets.
The mail carrier that drove his stage
up in front of the Princeton postoffice,
threw the mail bag out upon the walk
from whence it was stolen before the
postmaster got back from supper, was
assessed a fine of $25.
Mr.. JAMES RYAN, who lived one mile
and hall from Hanover, got off the
train at the latter place on his return
from GAINESVILLE, the other night, and
started through the darkness to set to
his farm. He did not reach his home
and after day or two his unaccount-
able absence led to a search aud his
body was POUNDS at the edge Of pond
not far from the Hanover station. He
had lost his way and had probably died
from cold and exposure.
THE people of West Prairie, IN Trem-
pealeau county, have been enjoying a
fright for the past week by the appear
ance of some strange, unknown. and
unaccountable object about the bluffs
in that vicinity. 1t makes its appear
ance in the forenoon and remains
standing in one place and position,
until, upon being approached, it van
ishes as a phantom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
lruOuSned Marcn 1t. 1851
CHAPTER nj.

AN ACT To appropriate to the county OF outa.
ganle certain sum OF money tHvrein named
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin,, represented
III senate aud assembly, do enact as followsi
Section |. There is hereby appropriated 10 the
county OF Oulagamie the sum of four hundred and
Sixty -onc, aud thirty seven one hundredths or
dollar, being tho amount said county has paid the
state Tor the support or an insane person not prop
ofly chargeahe to said county.
Section This act shall take effect and be In
force from aud after IFS passage and publication.
Approved March l. 1871