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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

A much needed rain-storm set in
last night.
C. III. Bexrud has gone to Chicago
to purchase goods.
Opercodtst Opercoatsi OUercoatSi
OUercoatS! at Burhyte's Cash Store.
A couple of notion peddlars were
vending their wares upon our streets
yesterday.
Wagon repairing of all kinds done
at j. Stephens blacksmith shop. New
work made to or
Compound ence of Pepsin. A
remedy for d iaand Indigestion.
Fifty cents al at c. E. Davis.
The Dime ,ert last Friday even
ing was well attended, and all were
well pleased with the entertainment.
Overcoats, under-coats, pants and
vests, for men and boys-prices as low
as the lowest-at APP Roberts store.
f. B. Holmes, Esq, is in attendance
at the Democratic Congressional Con-
vention which met at Sparta to-day.
CIoaks, dress goods, clothing, knit
underwear, hosiery, and gloves in
| great variety at APP Roberts store.
WANTED.-Two Canvassers to sell
Singer Sewing machines. Enquire at
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

Parties desiring to purchase Town bot IN
any of the growing Towns along the lne Of
the st. Paul & Sioux City Rrajroad, should
address, HON. S. MILLER, Field Aaut,
WorthngtOp, MINI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

RIVER FALLS WIS. OCT. IA, 1850.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

Compound ence of Pepsin. A
remedy for d aand Indigestion.
Fifty cents a at G. E. Davis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

Nessss. H. Conklins 4 c.. havs Just con.
plsted their telephone TO the hardware sstsh.
lishment Of W. u. Remington Co., whore
orders for the foundry may be left. fl1-tf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
r. a. r.. RUBY COURT NO. 8,

I. o. F., RUBY COURT NO. 3,
NFFETs ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
Nl Mondays Of each month, at 80 o'clock
P. NJ, in the Odd Fellows Hall building. All
members Of the Order in good standing are In
vited to attend. B. O. LEVY, W. O. r.
JAs.w. SAITH, r. 8.
Eureka. May II, 1880. mylS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
gHE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
,..,o EVERY MonSISa tExcEPT MON
DAr), Br
CASSIDY g. sKiLLMAh'

GEO. W. CASSIDY.
4 sErLLMAs. .na ps,ensn az
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

TrAs FOR SALE, SWITCHES. BRAIDs.
III Frizzes, Curls. Puffs. French Crimpee
Front Pieces, Wigs Toupees. and Scalps: All
kinds Of Wigs made to order and repaired.
Combings or Cut Hair made up In any style.
Old Switches repaired and covered Win long
hair.
Cash paid for Human Hair.
south Main st.. one door from the Turner
House. ,.e.s
Eureka, June Z, 1880. juns'u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

1.-TWO BUcKsKIN MULES. ONE WAS
branded with two "blotch brands on
the left min and shoulder, and the other with
the following: The mules were taken from
the SNOWFALL - ranch, on the Tybo road,
about the Isl OF May. I will pay $50
for the return Of the mules at J. X. Colerick's
JAMES INNES.
Eureka, June q, 1880. tun3-1m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

sown showed In June last an increase Of
per cent over last year.
The yield of corn promises to he nbout
as large as that of last year. New England
falls eli pc, cert. The Middle ard South
Atlantic States SLOW large increase
Texas shosa An Increase, the other Gulf
States produce less than last year. OF the
Western States, some fall cd others in
crease. Uatifotnia's yield is larger. while
Oregon's is smaller. .+#
Reports from the cotton states indicate
an increase in toe prospect of the cotton
crop since October 19t. The Clrolinas,
Georgia aud Florida Indicate au increase
of from to II per cant. la Alabama and
the states along the mississippi, there is a
falling Of OF from 10 10 20 per csnt, owing
to rain, rust. rot aud ether causes. Texas
shows an increase Of from is 10 % per
cent over last year Ftosts are generally
reported, but except in few localities :be
damage has b.en slight, The acreage OF
cotton is per cent larger than that Of last
year. "...
The tobsceo yield viii fail short of that
of last year The area planted was esti-
mated in July to be q per cent less than
tina, of las, year Maryland snd Virginia
fall Cd 80 and IL per cent. respectively
Connecticut Ollo and Wisconsin show ar
increased area soan. Kentucky, Tennes-
see snd Missouri have decreased acreage
The average yield is 40 pounds per acre
against 1.,5 last year,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
CONDITION of The grops.

The monthly statement of the Bureau
Of Agriculture for the month Of November
says the average yield OF wheat per acre
for the whole country is IL 3 bushels
against IL last year. In New England
the average yield is pretty much the same
as last year. The Middle States show an
increase while tho South Atlantic and
Gulf States snow DECLINE. The Western
states show decline in the yield per ac-e
but the area sown brings the amount of
the crop up largely The pacific slope
shows large innrease-the total area
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
The Quartet of Faisiriers.

SIR. Bsyafd wrote Mr. Oonklins on the
18th of November, when his attention was
first called to the Philadelphia Pres
report of bis Dover speech, that the
report appeared 10 him 80 grossly in
accurate as to cause tie Relief that IL could
mot haze been is,1ttsn 5yan honest pereon."
How could a stronger statement of the
insccuracy OF the report be made? MIR.
Bay ard, however. cares enough TOR the /
truth to avoid those half truths which I
often convey false impression, and so,
having denied the accuracy of !
the report, and not desir-
ing to deceive Sir. Conkling, he
told HIM The substance of what he did say.
For Mr.. oonking to pretend that he did
not understand Mr.. Bsyerd's lstter to
deny the accuracy of the Dover report
was, therefore, childish for him to pretend
that he had never seen the House document
in which his own disgraeeful connection
with the moiety business was brought out
was silly. and for him after all to dare
print card in q newspaper, nearly
month after this correspondence saying
that Mr.. Bayard had never disclaimed the
words put into his mouth by the volunteer
amateur reporter at Dover, was to tell
deliberate and wilful fslsehood which
brands him as without the pale of gentle
men.
Az to the Press itself, does not deny
that it also had knowledge OF MIR. Bayard's
denial of the accuracy OF the report, but
j it would not admit euch knowledge with
out be would condescend to write card
or editorial for it in reply TO an anony-
nous correspondent at Dover. We say
again that having accepted a statement
from such source the Press was bound,
in common decency, to investigate it the
very moment it discovered that its sccu-
racy was questioned. and on it alone
rested the obligation to ascertain the
truth. 1t attempts to bolster up its report
this morning by ying that it received 1t
from "a thoroughly responsible
Source and that il was "a verbatim
"-eport" We fear the Press does not
know the character OF the Repub.
licans OF most prominence just now
in the town of Dover, or it would
not allow them TO lead it into
making such statements. The report wa.
not verbatim report and there is, we are
confident, no man in Dover capable o.
making verbatim report. Csrtainl,
there was no stenographic report made o
that speech, and what was printt
only purported at first tt
be made from memory. Mr.. Bayard'
MEMORY Is certainly, TO say the least of it
to be as much depended Oh as any othe
as to what he said about facts with which
be was peculiarly familiar, while we pre-
sumo the Press even in its present strsi
will scarcely dare attempt to raise an issu
os yeracity between Mr.. Bayerd and sue
y people az it is depending on for th
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
Mr. .sayard,. y ord s.l,tc, \,

Philadelphia ChrUnire-Heralh
just why o reporter should deliberately
misrepresent Senator Bsysrd in repOrtitg
"a speech delivered by the diatiugmgt ed
Delaware statesman is not easy to imagine
We ere quite sure THAT the Press did no;
order SO Shabby a jlb done IL Its behalf
1t has happened that false reports have
been made for a purpose, and tins may be-
one OF thgt wretched kind
But it is not necessary 10 speculate on
the fact or the motive. When Ihomas f.
Bsyard makes a statement you may pin
your faith TO it. He is IS mach above ~
evasive bubble as he ID sJoyr hat-footC d
lie. He is too honest to uisY prest nj prd
800 courageous to dodge TIE pbelu4.
Dodge Il 90. air was a burning disagree.
80 written in tho off ial record 1t was a
Disgrace to the government and TO ali who
had hand in fqaeeHing Respectable firm.
1t is proper thing to refer 10 in a
public speech ana TO denounce III STRONG
language, MIR. Bagafd knows how FIR he
went in his Dover speech, and his repudi-
alton If the speech M repqrled stands as
the word of Inan whose racity is MS
rnimpeaehable es LIS character il ire
proacheBie.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

The Governor. The Legislature is the sole
judge of the suficiency Of the reason for
making such a request, and the Governor
is the sole judge of the propriety of grant
ing it when it has once been made. 1t is
nonsense to pretend that there is any
power other than these TO be consulted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Now that the Levy Court Committee
has accepted The new court house from
the contractor it Is to be hoped that the
inside work viii be pushed forward with
all possible speed SO that the removal Of
the county otlis4s may take place. What
sense is there il Delaying 4 Change which
was considered OF sufficient public
importance TO warrant the eGpendi-
ture necessary IN tie erection of
the lew building Suppose the county
had been compelled to surrender the old
building by the ! st of January. Does any
one suppose the new building could not
have been made ready to receive the
county officers III time to make true the
inscription declaring the c unity St At was
removed in 1880: An that is needed to
make those offices fit Tor uaa is to com.
plete the highly unnecessary DIRE places in
them and put in the carpets ard far1'Hre.
/ Why lot do this Immediately
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Daa,n OF Henry g. Nieid., u. :. N.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, bee. II. Lieutenant
Commander Henry G. Nields, OF the United
States Navy died at his residence here this
morning Of pleuro-pneumonia. He was
stationed ut League Island at the time If his
death.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
riisam stnprecedon,e,r su.ce..

~ ia atn Unprecedented Success
Said MIR. Charts $. D'Arcambsi, the WILL
known Beldick House druggist, when
asked for his views in regard to The ST.
J4cots Oil, it is highly extoled, and is
giving general satisfaction. = Il aLamds00
Nici. Dai}g Ga.ette.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

forfeited or whether the particular article l
affected by the fraud may be forfeited 1
The witness went on to say that he ex-
pressed himself willing to give advice regard l
less of fee. He then informed the gentlemen I
that in such cases the courts had universally
held that the forfeiture affected the whole
invoice. Senator Co,lkling then read from
statutes 10 tie same effect, and stated in his
opinion Il leas The duty Of The collector TO
bring suU for the ichote amount Of inroloes.
The collector said he had grave doubts but
had finally come TO the same conclusion. |
Witness said that was for the collector to
judge, but the custom had been the other way.
Here then we have the facts which 10
to show that all the parties mentioned in
the inaccurate report OF Mr. Bayard's
speech were concerned ia the shameful
transaction, the exposure of which caused
the practical abolition by Congress of the
moiety system. Mr.. Boutwell, was then
officers, aud to some extent the informer,
Jayne, were his sabordinates. He cannot
escape responsibility for some share Of the
infamy. He is one of the siguers of the
recent card, Judge Davis who talked SO
vlrtuously about giving adyics regardless
of fee after he found he had no chance
for tine half of the fee he tried to get, Is
the witness who discovered aud described |
| the private conference in the room OF /
toe naval offieer. He IS another o:
the signers of the caro-. Senator
Couklng was present, law book in hand
| ADVISING and encouraging his ht nchman,
Arthur, to bring suit for thu whole mon
strous claim against his honorable and
nouored constituents whose counsel
sat below, III the room Of the
-py awaiting the decision as to their
clients fate. He, too, is d siguer of this
card, though hs knew of his own knoIl-
edge that Mr., B4yard had discisimed
having spoken the words attributed to
him Chester a. Arthur was there, pro-
Tossing TO have some doubts, but also de-
tsrmined to 60 on with the prosecution
which, if successful, wonid bring him gu
the card, dlriug to impute falsehood to al
honorable and stainless member of the
body over which folly, passion and bribery
aave called this local politician TO preside
With them were the chief vullure, Jayne
e the spy, Surveyor Cornell ,now Couk-
: Hcs's Governor Of New York and Naval
q Officer L.flln, WHO Ill had an interest n
g tLe spo'ls.
+ Consider The Transaction; cali Ill lie
=, details bafare your eyes, and then say
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

lhAHG llt sc tltNit - q Z +7s ~ HpAlHt Tue b
n / notoriag5 ,iuuhg vhich was B G. il
'ayu1 who -.dise1yers2' tbs ''ffaud" q y
onmit.a hv Poeips, Dodge a Co y
Tic ess5 IL taly reported in HouFe i
Document No 2Gi Of the first session of y
be Forty-.hira Congress and fair idea j
Il tl- Whole lrAu4actoa may be gotten
rom the clo,irg testimony Of Mr. William
& Dodge. lie began by declaring that it
Tes less the tx,ortion Of the S27l GOO :
ban manipulation Of fraud that the firm
,3red about. and hs declared that it had
been atated again aud again as evidence
of conscious guilt on she part of the arm
thst they had been willing to compromise.
To NEE! this inpuEalio1, Mr.. Dodge pro-
ceeded 10 demonstrate how il was that
hey were brought to consent to anc
desire a compromise, The full amount
claimed as l5g4dy iue from the firm wa
placed BY the iuiormsr and his advisers at
07is ailioa, se5en huhdred and atty tiou
sal,d do!iqrs though the los. to the Govern
usu by the alleged fraud was hat staten
hundred 89tiirs, Ihis monasrous claim was
pasted on the assumption that the wholt
cargo among which tho una rgalued qooaF
we're fluad was to be made the basis OF
the tgrtsi.nres prescribed By the Law.
Il smslnhtriug that tao G4ited States
courts were ia The hands practically Of the
-lan iateres.sd ia The claim remembering
the great SUNS that Reuid % to the
trf5rmer and ca-toma Off 'sr9 u case
verdict against the firm, aud remembering
also thGt thu f-m was kept in ignorance o
many u the alleged fact, 1t is Lot wonder
I ful that It's members should seek the
cheapest and speediest escape the rspscity
OF their Prosecutors would permit, Bear
lug these facts in mini it is easy to com
/ preLsnd the care aud the firms position
from the following extract from MIR
D9dge's testimony which will be fond OF
page 20 Of the documSnt quoted. lie
said;
Now since tie first day this was brought to-
our notice and we examined into the case We
luyu never refused to admit openly every
where before friends and fees that We CON-
United irregularities ard unutentIunaily niade
ourselves liable to aw, int we never have
! anywhere. uuder any circumstances 0r III any
position admitted 10 any human beng that
Sc did II Intentionally. Again. this -. fad.t lJ,
as ! -uld before, wns the terror held over lls,
was the pistol ut our ears. ! have - stated
before and / rgf it nov, sir. and / VIII state
! the feus9u HG were 70 HuMIUuS 10 huyt II
settled. why, | CAME to See Air. Boutwell, tWO
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
WILMINGTON, ThuesdaY. DC l6, 1890
a silly AI.ncls on senstor IeYard.

Wilmington, thursday, DC l6, 1880
A silly Attack on senator ss'sYard'
Some time during he feosn- campaign
Senator Bs5ard neGa a speech at boysr,
in the courss Of wUiel be alluded 70 tie
shameless manner ia Which the NV York
custom house was managed during the
collectorahip Of Mr., Arlhpf sinoa chosen
Vice President of tue United 5tates He
cited the outrageous case Of eSt5f'lon
on Phelpa, Dodge & Co, which was after
wards investigated by Congress, and Of
course presented il strongly and equally /
OF course, accurately l. % happened
that the speech 1ss moi reported |
by any newspaper man, but the !
precious gang Of Republicans WHO /
make DoYel theiT headquarters,
land VINO We wish, for tbs sake q justice
to soy do notgeprsgsnttne Republicans Oh
the only portion Of Delaware which either
is or eyer was Republican, made report
OF their impressions Of the speech and
sent it to the Philadelphia Press They
naturally printed in their organ, the
Dover STATE Sentinel. similar report and
thus got up that wonderful concurrence Of
statement referred to Ia an article printed
elsewhere, which We copy from the Phila-
dslphis Pres.
This article ID i formal AID rather
pompous denial Of the Truth of certain
charges attributed to Senator Baysrd rs
the report coueoeied on Dover Green
Tho wonderful concurrence of statement
between the two papers is alluded to by
the four distinguished" sigrcrs Of the
denial, and as much as possible is made OF
it, and the Press editorialiy treats it as
something OF grave importance TO the
Delaware senator, to whom it attributes
in some range way, some soEt Of respon
aibility for the statements it chooses t
accept at the hands of petty Delaware
politicians. The Press Is getting to be
pretty good newspaper but It cannot al
of sudden assume that everybody read
it after dragging through 70 many year
OF existence during which no one read
except those who tsit impeiled 70 90 50 b
some strange sense OF duty aa grotesqa
as that anim4tng thu hero Of tn
"Piratea OF PM .nes. Mr.. Biyard did nc
read It's article aud could not coniradI'
VIVA the had never heard Of, even il it wei
his b4bit to occupy himself il contFsdie
ing newspaper reports. The Pre-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16


writer in Tbs Contributors Club of the
November 1tlmte declares that in New
England the law Of energy translated into
the law OF work is realized all too
deeply and exei4i,as, but who shall
teach us the FORGOTTEN law OF jlyt'
Without attempting to off r any oue name
as the sufficient answer to the question
we YOU d suggest that look beyond the
the borders Of New England would bring to
the view of it's people one writer who has
sought especially 10 teach the law of Joy
and beauty. Speaking to AID Of the
people among who II he was horn, Bayard
Taylor il his August Pastoral" asks:
Who shall dare to speak Of the possible? Who
shall encounter
Pity and wrath and ieprOach, recalling the
record immortal
Left by the races when Beauty was law and
Lay was religion
Who TO the Duty IN lrab sllall bring the
garlanded rlea-rwet
Break with the chant Of Tile gods. the glad
SOME timhrtl- of morning.
Nasal mOnotunpu7 churals. sung by the sad
congregation --.a
BETTER II were III .1..,, ,,,th IN ,,I T.. I,,,.,
with the hornet
Than 10 conflict WitL thr satisfied ,pa,aI .,,,-,
Of the people
lbey corfcnt viii, M, ,,t.,,. - = ,,,,,e,,1,,
tamnsrrd tI,iii',Lt o." - " '''''''
Ncas,,rnd ,,nI.n. ~ i,,, ,,,t .l.,.. ,,,.y,,.i.
~ t6o senses ZOO % Wv -
stand aghast At my dream Of the SIN. and
~, Wy ?'"'it-'' "i"' ~ SlNthuoI
'"''''' ~ -" io'''''t7' H7'Hl'lS tltt threat
e.,h ~ ~ hLn1tl'l' II,
'7''' ..oilnH fnFnth3 ilE 'l'' ana l'olilis VIVA
'f1Sl'''''7 ~ H'His'r'
Those who arr familiar with tine tur.
r9uudrga OF The pDet mons, kuGY web
ho;y tho cnm,nlqnl.r. t,st,i.. sIauf b;t,
/
| uiu StAHu agud't ~ ti7 dream OF the
"sun, " but /, nevertheless gtill did shane
/ li.t,. .,
40 tia, ;bss, IA wiz. .,, .,,i,, ,oa..
than fragments .hs b,,rar NJ n,s,y atl,srs
less gifted bur b3ro AID resr "a u5tm, In.
c,na,,io,,s r.. b;s tyri. an, R,rd., y,
Vine p.,o y. mann ,ivss ey,,.s.;a, !,
the same iices in a Il fy.rcn, form
nv W. ' tht l it1n anu t S th. AMY
Who assert Ills place and teach
idShttr labor nobler speech?
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

The reprint OF tic October EblSHUlGtG has
reached us, and opens with an interesting
biographical sketch of hurnUs Graham better
known Us Lord lynedOck on still better
known to FAME rs the colpHeiuf the renowned
Nlnetleth regiment, Which he raised Al Ills
own charges, III lbs. Colonel Graham lived
the lite ol country gentleman until he was
~ Years OF age. when the death o. his wife
plunged linn in such guct that he sought
distraction by an active life, and Ghost that
Of a soldier. The sketch Of his life i.
romantic, and graphic, as also the history Of
TIM regiment which Aa- ledH part IN Ap many
military events since Itr birth.
lie Records of Early English Adventure
take lis back to the beginning OF the siNteenth
century, when the discovery Of America Had
gwen an impetus to Hli maritime adventure.
Tie mluds of merchant, aud mariners were
particularly turned t. the northwest or north
east passage to India on Cuthay. The article
gives sketches Of snine attempts, Int Is most
interesting Hs We read ut a later pclIud of the
Last India Company it, formation and
growth is one Of Tie important events IN the
commercial history ul England
"Nnilt Sllnom Parallel OF Ircr Kings j.
reviewed tn this hUntttr. IL il Il French wurl;
Of the eighteenth century and nos secs
light 10y the Efforts 81 VI frlttTe whu inl
tic past eight years f5t devoted himself tr
examining the Saint-SHu0n manuscript ard
NOW popO-e- 10 publish as Volumes "a
selections. he first one is on the ihlrt
Bourbon kings, Henri t.I.uuts &ii and l.Uui,
MN. II II llat0meal comparison of tlcil
relgls and characters with tllr enthusiast,
desire OF adding to tho fame Of Louis Nii
I whose fate il has been to he ovCrsAaduwut
! by ms predecessor aud ly hs successor. aiit
4 above All by Ills own minister lilchrnru.
The review OF "irtptlyWls Early iiiatur,
of luXN Is another historical article sci
worthy oil attention. as also the review %
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

The man who gets present of pair of
suspenders will brace up for Christmas.