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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
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First chap,ers of striking Serial story by T p Aldrch
THELOST OCCASION J. O. Whittier
THE UNDIsCOVERED COUNTRY. Part Four Of MI
Uowells SERIAL story.
"REMINISCENCES OF WASHINGTON Tho Jackson
Administration.
CANTERBURY PILGRIMAGE Richard Grant
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VERSES FOR a LETTER Sarah o. Jewett.
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DENCY.
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Ginning.
Gllnln9.
4 MEXICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
To be organized under the auspices Of tho
MINING TRUST COMPANY.

MINING TRUST COMPANY.
TWO HUNDRED MEMBERS win he admitted on The jth
day Ap 1850 upon payment Of Loco eac and 200 in
advance for dues for the first year.
THE COMMITTEE OF ADMISSIONS desire 70 act as
promptly undcrsGudIngly possible upon applications
and viii therefore glad receive by before the 18th day
of March such references applicants desire 10 oer
THE COMMITTEE WILL RECEIVE APPLICATIONS
for 900 seats in said stock EXCHANGE which WITH them
a share in tie Mining Trust Company, and which viii Oe
sold at 5000 each.
ALL APPLICATIONS AND REFERENcrs should be
addressed to The Committee Adu 20 TIE Office ~
the Mining Trust Company. 80. 10 Broadway, New-loA
City,
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LABORERS AND CAPITALISTS.
TEIBTNE EXTRA 80 81. NOW READY. 10 CENTS
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES.
STOCK RAISING. MINING and SORGHUM SUGAR.
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Dfpl0eno Noil:es

OFFICE GRTN MouNrAIN GOLD MINING COMPANY
on CALIFJtNIA.
30. - BROADsr.. NEw-i ohK, March u, 1850
NINIDEND M. 9.-Ihe Board of Trustees
~ have this d declared q MONTHLY Dividend Of
FIVE CENTS Per SHARE on the capita stock Of Ibis com
fOr the month OF February. payable The 18th inst
Tianser the 18th reopen tie 27th Of
March. L. D. CORII.ICHI, Secretary
WEsIERN UNION TEiEGnArH COMPANY
NLWN DIX, March 10. 1880.
DIVIDENB No. ~.
~ The BoaTi Directors have declared a QUARTERLY
DIVIDEND ii OSEAND TIKEEJOUR1HS RECENT
u9ou the capal stock Of THIS company from the earnings
OF The three ending March - instant, PAYABLE a. tho
10 shareholders record the ooh day OF March instant
The transfer BOOKS sill b. closed ~ three o'clock the
Afternoon of the 2O o March instant and opened tho
r. II. ROCHESTER,. Treasurer
OFFICE or DUBUQUE AvD SIOUX cry RAILROAD coz
81 WiLiIavsI., NEw-Y YORK, March 10 1880.
NOTICE.-A dividend of two and one half
~ Der cent 2i2 per cent? has This day been declared uD0n
the stock Of his company aso an add onA dividend OF one
cent from The earnings OF previous years invested IN
lands realized. both payable the 10th day OF
APRIL stockholders registered "a such at The cos
books Transfer vii DC closed Oh the 3ls nst
anu va ''' '''' ''' j. b. DUN0NT Treasurer
TTNlON. PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
u A dividend Of ONE AND ONEHALF PER CENT OF
the capital OF the Union Pacific Railway Company will
be paid alter April 1854 10 stockholders 0 record
March 20 1880 New York stockholders viii be PAID AZ the
Union Trust Company - Broadway and Boston siokhod
ers at the companys ce, 40 "a Equitable Building Boston
stock VIII bc closed March 20 and rcopeuec Nph ?
COMPANY ard Pacific Railway Company VIII
tee ba dend payable only 10 stockholders IN
Union Pacific Railway Company, anu that vii he neces
yary in Older 20 dividend that their certificates be
presented into Pacnc Railway Company
HENEY MCFARLAND. Treasurer.
pocToV farsh IL lsSO
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vVlIE CATHOLIC WORLD.
PRICE REDUCED.
MY 50 cents per Number; 81 per We

only 50 cents per Number, 81 per year
CONTENTS or THE CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR APRIL. 1880
INTRODUCTORY.
GENESIS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
THE PRODIGAL AT HIS BEST.
DANTES PCEGATOiuO.
NY RAID INTO MEXICO
THE NEW CHRISTIANITY
THE AGONY OF THE CROSS.
MARY STANLEY.
EASTER MORNING
TOILETTE CONTINUED
THE RELIGIOUS STRUGGLE IN IRELAND WITHIN
THE CENTURY
SONG IN TOWN.
lies
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
MR.. HAWKINS MR.. CROOKS, AND HARPERs
WEEKLY.
GOLDEN.
NEW Pc OBLIGATIONS
TERMS: 81 per Year: SO per Number.
The CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY CO,
LAWRENCE KEHoE. Manager.
BARCLAY Street. New.York. y. Y.
1FSHE SCALPEL, No. 6.-Edited by Edward
i IL Dixon. NJ. D.. 20 oh ave- N y, contains tie follow
nature is ever busy by the operation Of her own
forces eaaeayorng 10 cure disease Scr msoicnes are ar
,etea 81 instinct and fhst man most worthy name OF
vhysieisn who most Ieveies It's gnerling iaws"mlEd
Ts9 he eeSy Of Gsd sld 9sn' T. is taepc
ws for the horse bride Tor the ass and roa fr the
TARTAR EMETIc--An excellent sweating, nauseating
end vomiting sIee Tor The Profession" by medical
lerc ~ a yss .s,p an on yn o Soei
70 FsTiING Of IHE WoMB--It csnscs ana treatment
ear. ,naiscfe.ion is curative acion new instrument for
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Ex-senator J. T. Chalec, president Of the Little
Pittsburg Mining Company, who has been AZ Green
Cove Springs Fla, for the last three weeks ssls
from Savannah Tomorrow for New-Yorl. much i'm
proved in health. On bis return, MT. ID. n. MoiItt,
IT,. vicc-prcs dent Of the company, Will start on
pleasure trip 70 the South.
The latest adviccs from the Climax Mine ore
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rE'HE CARBONATE HILL MINING CO.,
LEADVILLE, COLORADO.
Offices { and pinest, Now-Ncrk.
Captal - rODOUD-2On OOD slaIc- par value, $40 each
Tfustccs-fh1- a. B-seli ". H. B1fEum. = W Dorsey,
T. H. Potter j. IT, Kctchlm, Hon VI. Bss Monroe Crane.
thas bissc Presidents w. II. Barnum, wee President
Iuln Swasey secretary.
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s,Ir- tCOM % OICLOCK ~ CLO5G " BUSINESS
: O'clock T..
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Z SABIN'S son, -
Os BOOKSELLER, PRINTSELLER and IMPORTER
"a Nassau ST.. NeW-IOlk.
collection choice imported books best editions OF
Shakespeare. Byron scott Dckens. 1hackelay Cooper,
Irving etc Works on the arts Old prints. French etch
tros ffr.f and vie
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06
MARTEL.

Spring work is nearly completed.
p Horstad. of River Falls, made us
an agreeable call last Tuesday.
Miss Henrietta Swenson is teach
ing the spring term in district No. I.
There will be ball here the 18th of
May. Don't forget it. A grand time
is expected.
Miss Bertha Cathrina is at River
Falls under medical treatment in care
of Dir. johnson.
Martel is not the worst place in the
world. You can buy goods as cheap
here us elswhere.
A pleasant smile plays over the faces
of Mr.. and Mrs. AsterOm as they rock
their fifth one to sleep.
Goods marked down to the lowest
figures, and wool, sheep pelts and rags
are taken in exchange at the highest
market price, at Forseth & Thomp-
sons.
Our pathmaster, Ole II. Rund, re-
quests those who have left lumber
along the streets to remove the same
at once, as the street will soon be un.
dergoing repairs.
Sunday afternoon. May I'd, the fu-
neral of DR.. II. Stark, of this town,
took place at the Lutheran church,
Rev. NJ. Thorson officiating. A large
circle of relatives and friends were
present.
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EsnATIE.

VIM. Cook is again unfortunate.
Crushed one of his toes.
Our school opened last Monday for
term of nine weeks.
Our school house has received a
good securing and winte-washing.
Miss Ellie McOlelland returned home
last Sunday.
Prof. Borst gave concert here last
Monday evening.
An addition is being made to the
st. Paul House here.
Miss Eva Spafford will spend the
summer in Ellsworth.
John Biddle sustained some painful
injuries by falling upon the boring
machine one day last week.
Mr.. Potter has decided to return
home in consequence of falling health.
Mr.. Bolster's family will soon start
for Barron county.
Maggie Spafford vas successful at
the teachers examination.
c. A. Hall put in an appearance last
Sunday.
A class in vocal mnsic was starte d
last Tuesday evening. Prot. Borst
instructor.
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Little Fanny Paine is very low and
there are but little hopes of her recov-
cry. Her complaint is said to be spi-
nal meningitis.
David Pool the head sawyer at the
stave mill will leave to-day to take
charge of the shingle saw in Cogel's
mill at Red Wing.
Uncle Charley Dunbar talks of NOV
ing to Beldenville and starting an eat
ing house and restaurant, in view of
the railroad prospects.
Bert Fletcher, son of Geo. Fletcher
has gone to Ortonville. Mimi, to clerk
in a drug store. Bert is a good boy
and we wish him success.
Mumps continued; new cases--J.
Skaro, Ii. Lowater, Miss l.. Wheeler,
Mrs. G. b. Wood and son, Wesley Kin
ME. Some of those reported last week
were quite sick.
The whooping cough is quite preva-
lent in this village, and is fast assum-
ing the form of an epidemic. We are
looking for the small pox and measles
and the railroad.
The weather vane ON the church
spire has taken another twist and if
outside appearances are any indica-
ton the church society is in a twisted
and dilapidated condition.
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D. Jackson is on the sick list.

D. Jackson is ON the sick list.
The Catholic society will repaint
their church soon. we are tod.
Gillig & Son have a large stock Of
goods on hand and one that will reflect
credit to country store. Give them
a call.
VIM. Teare, VIM. Hamilton, Thos
Dunn. F. W. Bliss, F. G. Bliss and
Frank Bliss departed for Minnesota
this week.
We learn that our chairman has of.
fered license to Jas. Stolzel, proprie'
tor of the Big River store. In oul
opinion this is a business we have but
little use for and should be opposed
by the balance of the board.
Two colts belonging to Charles
Stolzel were badly cut up recently by
jumping into barbed wire fence.
Our assessors wages were reduced
at the spring election to the sum OF
$50. Though not acquainted with its
requirements, we are of the opinion
that the fee is rather low, but accept
ing the Office knowing of the fact nc
fault should be found on his part. and
now that the time of beginning is al
hand let those who are favorable tC
low salaries endeavor to be at home.o l
leave their property in shape to re
quire but one visit.
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kINNICKIgNIC.


Seeding is finished.
Mrs. Tobias Lord has left here for
her home in Glenmont.
Lutte Dodge commenced his first
school in New Centerville on the 10Th
ult.
Miss Ida Deyarmond commenced
her school on Seminary Hill last Mon.
day.
L. P. Whitcomb has purchased a
new sulkey plow of the Furst & Brad.
ley make.
Miss Celinda Gray commenced her
school in Pleasant Valley on Monday.
the 10Th ult.
Miss Cox, of River Falls, commenced
her school in the stone school house
on the Sd inst.
School in the Deyarmond district
commenced last Monday with Miss
| Johnson at the helm
Frank Nj. Nye has returned from
| Madison. He leaves with his family
for his home at Clear Lake this week.
Since Mr.. Hobart left us we learn
that he has assumed matrimonial re-
sponsibilities. May JOY attend them.
Our lodge seems to be improving;
there was one initiation and two re.
| ceived by card last Saturday evening
The lodge last Saturday evening
| elected officers for the ensuing term
| as follows: W. G. T., E. H. Lowell;
w. V. T., Miss J. Deans; w. Sec, F.
Perrin; W. F. Sec, j. Wilson; W. t.,
Miss N. Smith; w. NJ, Clark Mapes;
w. c., C. E. Weston; w. l. G., c.
| Bewron; W. 0. G., Miss NJ. Atchison
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DIAMOND BLUFF.

Steamboating lively.
Business in town lively.
Wild geese on lakes and river.
d. B. sports several fast horses.
The village school starts in finely.
improvements on the church con-
tinue.
Our merchant, D. n. Wethern, sports
team.
Much attention is given to stock
raising.
Miss Alice Nero has returned to
Diamond Bluff.
Miss Carrie Grant,of Diamond Bluff,
commenced her school in AllehOe on
Monday.
The Chicago short line railroad
question is still agitated in our village
hopefully.
We are glad to acknowledge we
have a photograph gallery in our town.
Our girls made May day appear
romantic to our ''boys'' with baskets.
Rev. WEIGH preached good ser
| mon at the school house last Sunday.
G. II. Grant has been repairing the
bridges and constructing new ones.
Quite number of the young ladies
of D. B. practice rowing on the river
on pleasant moonlight nights.
Tive packets, the Clinton and the
Minnesota, made round trips during
| this week.
Elias Hutchins' house caught fire
by the carelessness of children and
was burned a couple of weeks ago.
We do not know whether it was in
sured or not. Some of the household
goods were taken out by the little ones
who were alone, but the articles on
the windward side of the building
were consumed by the flames,
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OsCEoLA MILLS.

There is talk of starting a new drug
store here.
Ben. Kent is about to build new
paint shop.
The school in district No. com,
mences to-day with Miss Glue as
teacher.
Sam Dresser has recovered from his
late illness and commenced taking the
census of this county.
Some of the reports of the blasts in
the dalles were heard quite plainly a
mile below Osceola Lake, distance of
nine miles from the dalles.
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DE La MATYR, the Greenback Con-
gresham from Indiana, thinks the
Greenbackers will nominate either
Ben. Butler, Solen II. Chase, or Hen
drick B. Wright, for President. If
the Greenbackers persist in making a
second nomination and the ticket
nominated at st. Louis by the follow
ers of Brick Pomeroy remaining in the
field the Greenback vote will be hope
lessly divided. The Greenbackers
should ''fix things VI" that is, ''com-
PROMISE and center their vote upon
one candidate. Last falls elections
Indicate that the cheap money party
has no votes to fritter away by intern
al discussions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

The majority of our farmers have
finished seeding and are preparing to
plant corn.
Some of the knowing ones predict
a poor year for corn.
Trout Fishing has again become the
pastime with some Of our citizens.
School in district No. 2 commenced
on the Sd for the Summer.
1t is rumored that j. W. Barrett will
invest several thousand dollars in land
in Minnesota or Dakota the present
spring.
Willie Teare, Fred Bliss and several
other of our most promising young
men will go to Minnesota soon with a
view to making that their permanent
home.
Will Caldwell has commenced his
seventh term of school in the Fisher
district, which speaks volumes for
him as a teacher. AS an instructor
viii has few equals and no superiors,
and the people of the Fisher district
know it.
Sebastian Richards is quite i'll with
rheumatism,
Poverty in its most impoverished
form has again laid violent hands up
on us. The assessor is around.
Many of our farmers are preparing
to build the coming summer.
Miss Mary O'Brien who has been
teaching in Minneapolis the past win
ter has returned home.
Miss Mary Towey will teach in Min
nesota the coming summer.
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MAIDEN Rock.

Seeding nearly done near town.
The boats do not run with any reg
ularity.
Don't forget the I. 0. G. T. S con-
vention to be held here in June.
The seattle law does not meet the
approval of all the farmers around
here.
Our p. 0. is doing a good banking
business in the P. 0. order line.
Letters from Castleton, d. T., say
they have had two "blizzards" there
in the last two weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

w. r. BLOOMFIELD, who in 1879 was
the Prohibition candidate for Govern
OF of Wisconsin, has been sent to the
Washingtonian Home for Inebriates
at Chicago. We saw in an exchange,
three or four weeks ago, a statement
that city council had warned saloon
keepers against selling whiskey to Mr..
Bloomfield, but regarding him tenn
perance man we had supposed tia joke.
4 man who desires to let whIskey
alone and does not possess will power
sufficient to enable him 10 do SO is not
the kind of material that makes W
into good Governors. and our temper
ance friends may well congratulate
themselves that their candidate was
defeated by such man as William z.
smith who not only believes in but
practices temperance and sobrlety.
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Ell PAso.
Vegetation is starting SLOWLY.

Vegetation is starting slowly.
The forest trees are putting on their
garments of green.
Stock, in many instances, are out in
the woods getting their own living.
Rufus Kilbourn, of Merrilan,i is here.
We learn chat he intends to engage in
farming here this spring.
A Mr.. Glass, from the eastern part
of the State, is negotiating with John
Hurley for his farm.
Ed. Hurley writes from Dakota that
there is a large immigration to that
country this spring.
A stranger of the female sex at Mr..
Martins.
At present writing zap ril SOY, it is
too late to SOW wheat. Barley and
oats will be In order for a few days
longer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

a MOVEMENT has been started for a
soldiers reunion in Chicago the first
week in June for the ratification of
the Republican nomination for Presi-
dent. If the .'boys in blue vote in
1880 to sustain those glorious princi-
pies for which they risked their lives
on the battlefield of 186l-5 they will
vote the republican Presidential ticket
and it seems entirely proper that a
soldiers boom be inaugurated for its
support. The Chicago reunion will
have no connection with the Milwau-
kee affair of the following week, the
latter not being intended as a partisan
gathering.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS
WAyERLY.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Chidister, of Rock
Elm Center, became the parents of a
bouncing boy on the 9th ult. They
are to be congratulated upon this
happy event, as the prospect for the
perpetuation of the family surname
had begun to assume dubious aspect,
the opposite sex having heretofore
predominated unanimously.
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0Nn.

The Good Templars are still doing
good business. Three candidates
last Saturday night.
Miss Libbie Van is proving to be an
extra reader. Her rendering of brok-
en- German was about as good as we
have heard for a long time.
Winter wheat and clover has sue
cumbed to the heavy winter. Every
body is sowing their winter what
ground to spring wheat.
Bath & Solverson have already made
800, 1000 feet of lumber and have about
$4,000 more to cut.
Mrs. Hunter is entirely blind. 1t is
hoped that as her health improves her
eyesight will return.
DR.. Amidon has sold about 200
bushels of wheat for seed this spring.
Farmers are burning brush.
Fannie Thomas school commenced
May Sd. in district No. 3. Salem.
d. r. Amidon was elected justice of
the peace at the last election in Union.
Dave says, come on now. he will marry
the first couple free and make the
bride present to boot.
The following officers of Linwood
Lodge, No. 21o. /. o. G. T., were in
stalled Saturday, May LIST: George
Geuitteau, C; Alma Powers, w.
": Oscar Thomas, w. r. s.; Jacob
solyerson, W. f. S.; Mary Martin, w.
T.. A. C. Sanford, W. c.; Lester Marsh
". NJ: Fannie Thomas, w. /. g.: A.
b. Cornmeser, W. o. c.; Alet. Van,
w. r.. III. S; Sarah Van, w. L. ii. s.;
Lexa Marsh, w. A. r. s.; Jennie Ihom-
as. W. ID. III.
Lester Marsh jammed his foot quite
badly last week in the mill.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

Farmers have nearly completed
their springs work.
The school in the Lauder district
commenced on Monday. G. G. McIn-
tyre, teacher.
G. W. Mcintyre commenced his
school in district No. 4 last Monday.
G. E. Sather, of Glenmont, visited
his relatives and friends here a few
days last week.
Sandm and sisters. two Normal stu
dents, were visiting at Mr.. Sather's
on Saturday and Sunday last.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

THERE is likely to be an unprecedent-
ed rush for spectators seats in the
building in which the Republican Ma
tional Convention is to be held, and
Hon. James p Root, member of the
National Committee, advises every one
desirious of ticket of admission ''to
be pretty friendly with the delegates
from his Congressional district.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

If the Investigation into the admin
istration of affairs at West Point Mill.
tary Academy should result in a
change for the better in the manage
ment of that institution such investi-
CATION will not have been in vain.
These aristocratic young swells who
are educated at Government expense
should be taught that others than su.
perior officers have rights Which even
they are bound to respect.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

GOVERNOR SMITH took another trip to
Washington in April and successfully
laid claim in his official capacity to
another large amount of land to which
the State is entitled. The present adj
ministration seems to have had better
luck than did its predecessors in add
ing to the trust funds of the State.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

THE newly elected treasurer of the
city of Milwaukee was not a citizen of
the United States when he was elected
and the old treasurer "holds the fort.
The next time that fellow runs for q
position of emolument and honor-es-
pecially emolument-he will assure
himself beforehand that he is a clti-
zen of this country. 1t was narrow
escape-for the one who holds over.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

A LATE number of the Madison DEM
ocrat says: ''The northern portion of
Wisconsin is coming down to the con-
vention next week solid for Grant.
The Democrat was little ''oif'' on
this assertion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

President HAYES will doubtless clothe
another member of his cabinet, as
originally constituted, with the judi
cial ermine. Post Master General
Key is to be given a United States
Judgeship in Tennessee, if the Senate
does not object.