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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
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MILWAUKEE, August Flour Dull and
weak Wheat-0pened firm and &c higher
closed steady No. hard, To- No. /, Loo NO.
2, 953. S9ll for seller August; S61a for seller
September; s5la for 4ee- October; No. 3, ~;
No. 4, nominal; rejected, nominal Corn-finner
No. >, 352. 0ats-Quiet; No ., y. Rye
Quiet No. J. g.. Barley-Dull; No 2, IL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

THE coolest place in the United States
now is the signal station ON the top of
Mount Washington On Wednesday
the temperature ranged between 81
and 10 degrees, and on the day follow
ing a thin film of ice was formed, the
mercury having fallen to 81 degrees.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

GEORG WILLIAM CCRTls iits Gen. Pear
son, the Pennsylvania rep Ican who has
deserted 20 Hancock, = severe rap. Pear
SOD gare a. reason for joining the demo
crazy that Hancock had proclaimed that
the right Of trial By jury. The hGJeas o0r1ess
the liberty Of speech, the natural rights u
persons. and the rights u property mus
be preserved" On this Mr. Curtis re-
marks.
The party which has denied the right 81
trial by jury, which refused and contest ed
the protection Of the great writ II Liberty
70 the mosi innocent and most unfortunate
Of Americans, which has always insUiently
attacked freedom Of speech and the pres,,
which has outraged and destroyed every
natural personal right. and which furnish
. recruits 10 the forces Of communism, j.
the party % which he has now betakep
himself
On the other hand, the party which has
demanded thai all eli Lsns. black az well
a. white, shall serve eq 1Glly upon the jury (;
which has invoked for the poorest and
iaost oppressed citizen the right OF the
aa5,e1s corpus, and has suspended the wrls
only a. against armed treason and to save
the government which has asserted every
where the liberty IF speech and Of the press
attacked by democratic foes, which var
born 0f respect for the equal natural
rights Of persons; which is the uncom.
promising enemy OF every form Of com
mnnisIn including that which would lower
the yalu the dollar OF the laborer, il
the rep an party which the general
leaves.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

VERIFY the United States is the
grannry Of the world. a conservative
estimate places this years wheat pro
duet Of the country at 10000 900 bush
els. Gathered into one pile it would
make very big mountain
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

As many as thirty-two thousand emf
grants left Hamburg during TIE first
six months Of 1880 The number for
the corresponding period Of 1879 was
tr.clrn thnnsnnl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

GEN. ItScocK has declined the in
invitation 70 attend the Soldiers Re
union to be held at Springfield Aug. IL,
II, and Is. Gen Garfield has also been
invited and is expected to attend.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

Mr.. GLADSTONE. the premier Of the
British Government, is i'll with fever,
and there is much anxiety On the part
of his friends Mr.. Gladstone SNOW i'll
his Isl Nn1r
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
- writing up the west for his paper and
left CHEYENNE

.. writing up the west for his paper and
= left Cheyenne.
JOIN MCKINNEY, Butler county pa. J
farmer, met his death in shocking man
ner on the 9th inst. While in the field
among the stock no was attacked by an in
furiated Attorney bull, and attempted to
its horns and tossed him in the air. When
he fell to the ground the animal again
gored him and trampled him under lis
feet, literally reducing him to mass of
blood Mrs Mckinney and son witnessed
the horrible affair. The victim died in
two hours He was over 20 years of age,
and well-known citizen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

A CITIZEN Of Louisville, bitten by Il
licensed dog, brings a suit against the
city for $4,000 damages The point
involved is one Of interest.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

SAMUEL GEORGE, JR, said to be the
Youngest bank president in the United
States, died at Pittsburg, Pa, on the 4th
inst. He was 81 wears old.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
Be wise and Happy.

II rou wiH stop al xoVr exirEyagaut aud wrong
notions IN scs5csrine Fcursef and families VIII
expensive doctors or hHEhEg care ellsr thai 90
harm a8WavE and nAe oIa3y nature = -ffnp z rem
ea3ee for a4 YguT s3lTahItryDp waii se wise, wtt3
and happy and save great expense. The great
est remedy for tine the great wis and go9G a IL
feii run. - Hop BlttsFe-relF Oh ssr apotttT
auiuun Press
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

ton of Hamilton county, Ohio, renomin-
ated Hon. Benjamin Butterworth for con-
gress in the First District, and Hon.
Thomas l.. Young in the Second District.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

THE trains of the Denver and Rio
Grande and the Denver and South
Park railroads now run into Leadville.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

CoTToS-PIcKISG has begun in some
parts of the South One of the most
successful crops ever raised is expect
od
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
INNOVATIONS.

Minister Kasson expects the leave
Vienna for home about the middle Of
August
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

Professo rBaker, Of the University Of
Der Nome :, has been chosen principal
of the Minnesota Academy al Ovation
na
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

The Princess Louise and Primo Leo
pold leave f0r England to-day, and the
Princess is not expected back far nearly
. year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
By any new appportlonmer

A small boy who lives In R.oOklyn,
is very fond Of drinking coffee at break
fast time, and his mother do = not want
him to drink IT, He i also f,Jssy about
what he eats-saying he dcesn't Ike
this or that Recently his mother,
after refusing to give him Office, was
chiding him for saying that he didn't
like something that was on the table,
and told him he must eat what other
people eat. tsNery well. said he, with
an injured look If I've got to take
what other people take. bring GA your
coffee
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
Annortionment for Congress.

BY the constitution Of the United
States the ratio Of representation in
congress 17S9 was fixed at 10000, and
the number OF representatives. 81. I'm
der the first census Of 1873 the ratio was
80 600. and the number Of representa-
tives los. Under the second census in
1903 the ratio remained SO 600, and the
number Of Representatives was IA. Tn
der the third census in 1881 the ratio
WAS 5000. and the number Of repre-
sentatives Isl Under the fourth cen
sUs In 1873 the ratio was 10000. and the
number Of representative 213. Under
the fifth census In 1888 the ratio was
A. zoo, and the number of representa-
tiyes go Under the sixth census in
1S43 the ratio was 70.6Sl. and the num-
Der Of representatives 223 Under the
seventh census in 1853 the ratio was
SO. 4333. and the number Of representa-
tives 2S7. Under the eighth census in
1868 the ratio was 1881, and the
numbe- If representatives 243 Under
the ninth census in 1873 the ratio was
ISI .435. and the number Of representa-
tives 293 As this Is a subject always
within the discretion Of congress. the
ratio may be increased or diminished
hv any new arpT0rtipnn1qnf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

One Of the leading democrats Of Wiscon-
sin, Hon, i. A. Orton, has come out for 'ai-
field and here II an extract from his letter
giving reason for joining republicans this
year:
There il, however, this obvious differ
ence between the Southern and Northern
democracy: They equally desire success /;
the South primarily that they may lave
political power, the North that they may
have political place. They work together
very tremendously now. The South must
have help from the North to be successful
To secure this help the epoils Of the vic
tory are promised 10 the Northern demo
cracY. Both sections are now satisfied y ith
the arrangement, but sooner or later the
good and patriotic men of the Northern
democracy will rec that they have sold AN
invaluable birthright FOR trinkets, and
that they have been used as tools by their
Southern associates If the South hal lhc
strength unaided 10 elect president aill
anybody believe Wade Hampton would
have stood up, as he did, in the national
convention Of the party az Cincinnati, and
pledged the 1873 electoral votes Of the South
TO the candidate for president the North
might select? The temper Of the South al
this time will justify no such conclusion.
JEFF Davis said but q short time ago,
that the principles Of the eoniederacy weae
eternal. because righf Beyond doubt
this l. the opinion Of the great mass Of tie
white population Of the South. They
failed on the battlefield 10 maintain these
pr.ncip pies ard now seek the sane Object,
substantially, by political manipulation
through the democratic party.
This practical question then presents it-
self 10 every honest voter IN the North D.
ii wise or just. and ought the American
people 70 place the republic in the control
Of this party Of the South
Will the national credit BE- safe IN its
hands2 Will the national treasury be safe
be thrown open 70 satisfy the greed ~
thousands Of Southern claimants, Whose
LOYALTY can be easily established ~ tae
satisfaction Of this Southern party Nji
Tho principle that the republic i q nation
be honestly respected and acq0Iesced "a Wy
a people who individually D. eve that il
il lie. established by might and pos
right il the righG Of all classes Of cit5-
zens at the South 10 vote Fespe, ted. 50 tb&t
their elections can be considered s fair and
intelligent expression Of public sentiment
OF are such results simply dictated By 9
class. desperate for political power via
be North be true 70 the noble history 4
has made, now 70 pass he g0yernme'a
over 10 the control Of the very men who
fought 70 detroy it2 VIII this be- just ~
the memory Of those slain Ia Ils defense
Can the politicians Of the easy-gOing South
appreciate the needs 81 tbe great. eirf-
getic, progressive North and MI lbeF ~
disposed 10 regard them
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
How a Little Boy Faced Death.

4 ten-vear-old. whose legs were
recently cut off By train Of cars in this
city, was too plucky to make any fuss
over the incident When the little fell
low was taken home his legs hung limp
but he did not complain But the
tender look he gave to those who stood
by his side told plainly that be was suf-
fering great agony After the doctor
had dressed his wounds he called bis
parents. sisters and brothers to his bed
side kissed one and al farewell and
left a tear upon their cheeks A see
ond time he called biz mother to his
side. placed his little arms about her
neck and said Mother, / am going
to die Please forgive me for not
minding vou. With this the little fel-
low fell back, and. a. the mother said
-. my angel, and took another
look al his face. she found him dead
and beyond alI pain alid suffering.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

The Emperor William L. NOW IN ex
celleut health and instead If declining
appears 70 be gaining strength and vlg-
ar. He has been maintaining "
strict an incognito as possible at Eins
where he drank the water and took q
walk regularly at halfpast 3 O'Clock
every morning. During bis constitution
al he graciously Acknowledged the salu-
tations q tie crowd and had a ready
word for any whom be personally
recognized. His memory offaces Is as
founding. Herecalls IL an instant even
persons whom he has bot rarely met
IN lis eyentful life. During his visits
al Ems the emperor i rarely seen N
uniform. His civilian dress, not IN the
latest style. nevertheless becomes him
well. although the ~old martinez may
be Immediately noticed in les erect
49laip4.lv hearing
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
PERILS TO FALSE TEETH.
= Way in which They are 0rtener
Lost Than Amy Other Wa.

Parties losing their teeth while bath
ing can have them replaced in One day
is the advertisement of a Third avenue
dentist. An inquirer at this dentists
rooms yesterday found lady temper
arly i'll charge.
do many persons lose their teeth
while they are bathing!
80, II great many" she said. You
often hear of people sneczing their
teeth out of car windows, but we never
had but one case of that kind II is
different in the surf, where people gel
to laughing and carrying on. We have
had SO many cases that my brother
thought he wonld put an advertisement
in the papers. Last week q gentleman
came to us, i" the lady continued He
was an old gentleman, but he was little
and spry. He said he knew his teeth
were going both sets, upper and
lower, but he couldn't get his hands up
through the water quick enough. lie
saw them after they were in the water,
and grabbed for one them with both
hands, but he couldn't catch il Tie
wave dashed into his mouth While it
was open, and he was so startled that
when he elected the salt water the
teeth went with it, His descriptions Of It
was very entertaining.
When water is dashed INTO the
mouth il sometimes gets undct the
edge Of the plate and loosen< n,
the woman explained She added,
When n person sneezes, on the other
hand the teeth are loosened by the ylo-
lent action of certain lhucleS ia the
arch of the mouth
IL suppose more women than men
/ lose their teeth in the surf, the report
er said.
"No; about as many men come Ia rs
rs women. Ii has been suggested that
people with false teeth deposit them in
the safes Mt the bathing houses, and |
really do not see any good reason why
teeth should not be left with the cloth
ing i'll the dressing-rooms. Eat people
are peculiar There arevcry few adie.
who, even when they are bathing with
intimate friends would allow THEN
companion To see them without their
teeth. You have no idea how many
people wear false teeth. | have got So
now that can tell false teeth 1T glance,
and it seems to me that nearly half the
people meet have false teeth.
The lady explained that if an appli
cant would remain in the dental rooms
20 that the cast could be tried la hir
mouth, it was possible 10 make fs,t 81
teeth for him in two hours and bali.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

Three hrndred workers are busily
making the Princess Stepi tnle.s bridal
leI. IL il nearly oval IN shape. aud is
four yard. iong vs. three and h9lf
" de- The design u a central bouquet,
around which j. circle composed Of
y, lgiau and Austrian arms, ard Of
thosa If the provinces II the two
realms. and when il j. done il viii
be beautiful. doubtless, and much less
...-............ No. I'm. IL. iIllt.lrtL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

IHE arrangements are not yet som
llel- EOT opening 10 settlers the
nagfiiie, ut country on the River kitz-
roy, in the northern part Of West Aue-
tralia. which has recently been dis
covered by Mr. Alexander Forrest; but
il is fully expected that it viii prove
well suited for cattle IA Well M for the
cultivation Of tropical products, though
il may robably be- found that sheep
viii not thrive there
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

4 Young scholar, the first day at
4ch1o! va. asked her name by the
teacher. and replied Her fathers
maine VA. tie next question, and she
did nH know his first name. The teach
er then askei her. What does vour
snohef call hiu? You iackass. said
{becllld.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12

The most troublesome and dangerous
effects sometimes arise from the slight
est cauf d and often the Baby's serious
sickness could be prevented by prompt
Isl using DR. Bulls Baby syrup at the
beginIrg g. Price only rs lets. bottle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-12
Criminal.

:. ". HOFFMAN, ex-auditor of Cincin-
natl has been arrested for Incorporating
two city bonds of 81 coo each.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-04
TIE CAUSE" IN EUGENE.

From the Eugene City papers aud
this weeks Editorial Correspondence" /"
we learn that the Woman Suffrage
cause is awakening much enthusiasm
and some opposition in the city named.
As a matter Of course, the advocates OF
the reform got the better Of the subject,
though the opponents stopped to con-
temptible tricks to thwart the result
The point that the opponents were so
badly worsted that they could not con-
tinue the discussion, and must therefore
loek up the Courthouse, is well taken.
This exhibition Of might, when the up
holders Of the present one-sexed system
Of representation could 10 longer hold
their position, is a practical admission
Of the right Of the views Of the sufra-
glsts. The opponents will endeayor to
maintain by force what they cannot by
argument; but an enlightened public
sentiment will put them down.
The State Journal says the debate be-
tween young Skipworth and the Wom-
an Suffragists was tame affair, from
which We inferred that the STRIPPING
could not maintain bis side OF the argu-
menti and our inference is shown to be
correct by paragraph in another col
umn Of the same paper, where the state
ment is made that there was bat very
small strip" Of the lad left when the
debate was finished.
Fhe Guard is severe 10 It's remarks on
the actions Of the "persous" cannot
call them gentlemenn-wh disgraced
the city Of Eugene by their conduct At
two of the lectures.
Eugene will come out OF this agitation
on the side Of justice and right, as those
who study the matter are ever convinced
that equality Of rights is the first Of
rights"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-04

land, we have found in Eugene two
ladies Of whom we prophesy much fu-
ture fame-one, Mrs. Rev. Juikins,
who Is yet 70 succeed as al author, aud
Mrs. Rev. Price, who ~ill some day as
touish the world as an orator. At pres
ent these ladies are rearing their chill
dren; but this good work will be ae-
complished by and by. The world will
hear from them. We know whereof We
speak, aud request our readers TO mark
the prediction.
The two newspapers here seem 10
prosper, one can hardly imagine why.
Unfortunately for the Guard, il has a
suggestive name, with which it always
tries to color everything an earnest
woman says in defense OF liberty with
the slime Of its own imagination. No
matter who edits that paper land its
management has all the lunar phasesl,
| there Is always something Suggestive
and black before the eyes NJ the Guard
| wheneverit hears = word I'm opposition
to tyranny aud wrong from the lips of q
pure minded, pure-speasing woman.
But this letter is growing beyond its
legitimate bounds.
On Saturday, February 2S, we took
the morning train for Junction, aud al
this writing (AIonday) are awaiting the
evening 10 begin a course Of Lectures
here. a. S. d.
Junction City, March /, 1880
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-04
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TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The taxpayers Of School District No.
! have spoken. In vehement tones they
have declared that the public schools
shall be sustained; that the monOpo-
lists ring shall not undermine our sys-
tenn Of free education; that the High
School shall not be Overthrown in the
interest OF sectariau schools; that the
wealthy classes shsll not establish and
perpetuate an aristOcraey. In the meet
log at the Court House on last Monday
evening, the large majority Of the tax
payers said 4l-mill tax was and is nee
essary to maintain the schools during
the coming year, and they enthusias-
tically voted it. Also, they appointed q
committee to investigate the charges
preferred against the schools by the
OrsgOniGn, the mouthpieee Of the oppO-
sition; aud the "only newspaper" ad-
mits the unfsirness, not to say fslsity,
Of its accusations, by declaring the ex-
animation "qnite unnecessary" Yet
the Oregonian, after this admission that
1t made its attack without just cause,
groWls in sullen discomfort, and intl-
mates that an effort will be made to set
aside the tax levy on account OF irregu-
larities in the manner Of voting. This
attempt would cause some aunoyauce,
but in the end would rebound 10 the ad-
vantage OF the upholders Of the free
schools.
Now that the tax is levied, the next
thing in order is the election Of man
who will do his duty to the people and
labor for the perpetuity aud welfare Of
the school system. The NEW NORTH
WEST supports the man who is out
spoken; who does not allow reports to
circulate as to his views, but openly
says he is in favor OF our schools; who
announces his belief in the utility OF the
present system; who promises TO do his
duty, and who has the ability to make
an efficient School Director. Such
person 10 Mr.. John Wilson. He is a
clear-headed, competent business man,
large taxpayer, an exemplary citi-
zen, aud is numerOusly endorsed. All
who desire an able administration, and
who wish to maintain the High School,
should vote for him.
Several candidates for School Clerk
are in the field. Between the present
Incumbent OF the Office, Mr.. D. w. viii
liams, and Mr.. E. F. Heroy, there is
little choice, both being well known a.
honorable. and responsible men. Wm.
A. Daily is regarded as political wire
puller, and his defeat is therefore desired.
Mr.. r. B. Curry is also a candidate.
The election takes place next Monday,
March sth, between the hours Of . and 9
P. n, aud all taxpayers should fulfill
their duty to the youth OF the district
by voting for men who will uphold the
free schools. Women taxpayers, re.
member you have vote; do not miss
the opportunity.