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, 1880-03-26
A 1,urgALo "REMINISCENCES,

'4Thirty ycars ago yesterday, Mnrch -, 1885,"
says tho 1}uffalo Express, "tha stcamer Troy,
bound from Toledo, was tho irst vessel Of tho
season to roach buffalo. uMablo to cntor the
crock on account Of tho leo, she, proceeded to
Hack Rock Narbor, and whIlo going down
Niagara River her boiler exploded, cnus!ng tho
loss at many lives, and doing considerable lnul'
ugo to tho bout, Capt. Thomas WjikIna, master
Ut the Troy, WIS standing Oh tue p|iotrhouse,
and tlls son. who WIS Mato, was standtng 'oloso
by ut tho time tho explosion occurred; they
wero boil. thlpwn Violently to tho dock, bns, b.
yond u fcw yllutt bruises, pseuptAl unnjur0A.
On getting up thoy fu,tnti tho vessel waa uli-
1i,,lugoable, and, With tho aia OF tho wheclsnaH.
they .act III? t!b and tried t., hcul her a,s: Tor
which ctiycl0pctk tho wreck, hid cleared awny
Capt, wilkins proceeded to look. utter hts lsiss
water. lIp succeeded tn picking up ilyc, but tho
sixth, supposed to DO d. Wright. Vt byrno.Ise,
sank before they could reach hln. 1n a. short
, 1880-03-26
YELL0W-FEVER GERMS.

6pstIdF 17HP0&tH 10 TIE CHttaQo 7Fsu1Hts
NASHVILLE, Tenu.. Blareh 25."-Tho hoard Of
1Icutth met in cRtol sosslun this morning to IN
ycstI4utQ tho complaint nxalnst 8. n. Jones. pro-
prlotnr II. tho Commercial Hotel, for having had
00o pounds Ut foathoss and ticking, part Of tho
furniture Of tho WoTshall Ilouao, 1fen1phls, sup
pusut! TO bo infected with yet'ow.fcvor gcrIas,
shipped to him ind stored IN a warehouse hcrr.
Jot,pa Informed tho noartl that tho goods were
Part Ut tho furniture .scl Ivy him whllo rspprie-
tor nf tho Worshaln IIonso. u ycar ago. hui hn,l
been htolnrc,l llY tho llcf!th authorities freq
frlln infection, although thoy hiti not hcon dis
Infected. Ills object In hnvltIg the property
sent hero WINS to yet u lochl slcA!er to dispose OF
tho gls infection Asltl ordering Jnnes to ri,
move thum from tho u!tr without tlclaY. md NOT
Of tho same Enuds within tho city was denlcd u
vGur DVU by thu ltOlId
, 1880-03-26

Spetial Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Murch 25.-Tho barge Oakland
md consorts Martini nl,.I apnrraw, nll l,1n,bcr-
ln,lcn, arrived this afternoon froni Saginaw
They experienced no trollblo TN tho trip. This
~ tho first lumber arrival for rho sc,son.
Tho Cleveland Tt1g Association Inns fxcd
rates, md tito schedule contcmplutcs cotlal,!-
cr1tblc advnnco ovcr last scnsoM. Twenty lcr
cont OF will llo allowed for c1sh.
Tho schnonor Crlys Oraver hus bocn chartered
FOR conl to Mnldpn on privato terms.
Tho cluArnnccA to-tt.y wuro: H.hoonorR Alpe-
1l Port Huron, light; Francis Palms, lIflll0,
gr1lin; propeller Ch!rlpo md consost hario Die
tnsur. Toledo. light; sUhuoncr Tho.Hlnro VnHes.
Toledo, cs,nl: schooner j. II. Pultoll, Dotrnlt.
light. THO ChtcaH, md Dictator arc to loud
gruin at Toledo for buffalo.
, 1880-03-26
GOING VEST.

Special bI1poleh 70 The Chicago 1F1bunf.
.nto0AINaTt,N, Ill. March e5.-The emigration
from Illinois, IntlIa,ln, and Oho to Kansas md
colorado, Us Indicated BY thu numbers WIN uro
leaving Central lllllsols and aro daily passing
through tho city BY tho ynrsous railroads, Is
astonishing and unprecedented. Tho proper
ffson Of those who arp Eoins to Il Aannin II ma9h
tsp Or 'Gs tcHsts bsxx
Ono trnli 1t the Clllcugo l. Alton this wcok toak
into kan.as City three rcolinlng'chalr cslrH on
t!tcly Al!ct with emi6t4.nts. Quo cur was tAAoti
fronl Chicago cantnlntng emlgrAnta ftnm All
Eosa, Ind; annil1or, with i lead from Lafayette,
Ind, was tilken here: and ut MiN!er II uar.l
from 4l01mtugton.
, 1880-03-26


prnr sky lark. Benton Ilnrl,or, eundrlcs,
Slhf Early l}rt1, Stitttl Haven, hArk.
Hcir CapClltt, alttAkgYun,. lumber.
Hchr l.. ". Hayis. MllskeEor, lumber.
scllr stincrrn. Muskcgosl. lumber.
Sctr Myrtle. sttskegtjn, lumber.
Schr Slar!u, Waitc Lake. rltlroQd ties.
Cf.EAnANCEs.
sctr Eartv BIRD, South 1}nvont 200 green hides.
Trop Sky Lnrl, Benton uarbor, : lrs pork md
EnntlrfCs, .'.
schr G. j, Smith, Muskegon; 10 brls salt and SUM-
tlrfCs.
Hchr ]: Duyai!, llewnuneo, AundrIcs.
Prop Noshlln. f.ualllgtof1, LOCO lu Whcat and
r1ntlres,
sehr Afnurlo THOMPSON. Muskcgou, light,
Echr Cnpclln, stlskegot,, light.
Prop FMycttc, MuskGgon, llxbt..
Rcilr MOSES i;ngo. MusNcgol,, light.
Hchr L. n. 1lnvls, Muskegon, light.
Echr Winnie Wing, MuskcKon. light.
Echr aIRry SnW, Iforr's 1'ier, light.
Irnn Annio fdAilI1., l5rTsll Itaycn. light.
schr l.. 81. Mnso',, Whlte'ish nay, light.
, 1880-03-26
WISCONSIN SOLDIERS REUNION,

Wlscoi,sin prisoners OF wnr md other soldiers
who wcre In tho euemys hands lurIpx tholr
military service, ayU requested TO Rvnd their
rlu,es, when mud whcrp cupturctl and confined,
u Cen. john A, kullogx, Wa.s4l,j. Wis.,; who has
Cu1lBcutuA to tnk9 special chnr50 Ut this intor.
esting mud Impressive feature Of tho boll!eta'
ltp1liilou In juno. po this ut once, a4 tho nf0r-
nlntion 10 Natheroi will bo included in tho lso-
uul0n ttustsr, now t,alDE prepared for puhl!oa-
ton. Newspapers favorable to theso aoltilers
plgAsQ copy. ID. N. kAHSs,N,
Secretary Executive C0M,nlttoe.
, 1880-03-26

Ex-Qov. Qasaelon owns up TINT tho attempt to
4le@l MatAo wAa based upon Outrageous fratt4s
~ hn interview with tho reporter Ut the Lewis
n 44tFTG h0 aduittel tliAt sonlo ut tho returns
WeEo tainperel With, sltl tlAk tIa recognized tho
addctf;
When Gun got tho Council together I mcNn
~ lave raklnH 0t this whalo nlnttcr, think
VIII be found lhAt &h{s tAlnperiny with th9 re.
Garu Garu now 70 nam6 WIN think that Individual ts
como q the Republican allegations uny tO
MMnabtlul. Ms but that cusa III York cunt gut over.
an9 davelnpac,ts on thesu niatrrH. l might
say hnfp,' bur tho tsnl1 tlas tlut yet Utmu,
Tanf ,htn 70 get before my Council ngain and hAye
tnsnk some time shall ulnk moro particular
Natemont than Gun now"
, 1880-03-26
DON'T, LIKE. THEM,

Special Dspatth to 1As Chicago 1tsarna,
'DLooM1Naros, H., Marah eea.-sioLeau County
fasn,ora, who imported q acoro u exodus ne-
Rrocs from 81. I.oua 10 do work ~ fMrtn hdnds.
Aro thoroughly. d!sgussed airt,ady With thoir ox-
have t!ccumpcd llroaly. and tho rnst show signs
of uucAsilleSs, Anl Will probably move out tu-
fQfe spring work hAA fairly begun.
, 1880-03-26

Special Dhpdteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ANN AMnoN, Nteh, March oa.-Tho ltcgonts
To-day gnyc rrcsIdcnt Angcll an iudotait lcayo
Of absenco In caso ho decides to uG9npt the mis-
sion to China, ~ thcro is lttlo donht h0 will ID.
l,Eof. 4. 4. friezo, wlp was Aottn6, President
will aKjn ASSUME TINT postion during President
ANGOLA nbacnt4.. An appropriation: Of e3,tED
~. Waa m4tio for tho nnrGhtso Of Instruments lnr
april IL, whon tho building Committee VIII sub.
!1lE plpns md cSttTutoa fur tho enlargement 0f
k1Q ARQ{BtQrY luIl Illfll GQllrRQ. :.
, 1880-03-26

- TOI[T sIOTI1NI3.
Thu so,,thorly ,yIn1 cnusnd M nct]yo ,n,ye-
eno so'"s .... W." ..',eoa,, ~ .a.. a.,'
meht OF olt"ata-pou!'u @ u VESSELS se6tesany.
Hurry Fox d Co.'s tug Monitor was PLACED Ill
Inv.
'ns. ts,,4 IT ,oro.oo,, ,,,o,,,to, :, ~. ,o,,,.
Cnpt. u. H. JeHersot1t appol!1ea 10 TAU com"
mand Of tho Government tug Gen. Humphreys,
who proceeded to Colorado thrce months uXn,
,,na ,x,r,,I,,In, tn rc,,ntn o,,t wcst md wrtcs
that no VIII prospect ILL ine uhhnsson country.
on tho woAteril slope Of tho lioGky Mountains,
200 Int!eH fHtnnt from colnrndo springs. whcfo
Important nl1nernl .sllscover1eA afp fgp0rtcd 10
hnvc boon 1nntlc. Capt. Jefferson lAs forwarded
bis resignation Of tho command OF tho tug
Kl Dleott, q former. ChIoaso tugman, !s at
I,rGSont EtlpfJln OF Government SC1n l1ut1pfl
, 1880-03-26
pATTEN THE 1s1lIBER.
ue Ia Making n Strong Flight In Kalt'
aaa for His LlbcrtY-Tho LntcAt DC.

He In Making S4r0nM N1Gnt III AhIt~
aS,,,,,.ns.. s..S
volopmSnt.s... lLs.. cou.o.. x.,,,xo, .a,.a,.,,,,
,;,s4poon Wnpa'iu irom % hurried trip to Kansas in
.earch Of Durlptt Il. pattcn, tho "rryato TO-
tcctlvo "h.ae uhsn,iy uo'uvuun .,s, ss "tu ~ 49,. ~
tatcst casn OF 1ury-11blng IS st'l! fresh III INC
nubJIo mind. Tint he fnilod to bring tho mich
wanfe "aotecso Mn n was an nt ,,,a, n,s l,"'o w.
bad no cont'ol. ....--....-...
TILE sronr OF uls 1ounsEylSuss
to Snd fro up and down tho eArth, rs related to
one Of the reporters Of Tile TNtnuHl:, will bo
rcad with intnrost BY tllose who hnyo kept track
Il M this decidedly Interesting caso from tho time
Ater securing tno necnse9ry pnnnfts n9 Gn3vt
H. whsh bcqslas fot tns t!'as 3I,rs lI, NJ hse ;s
q ,uao ,tins II, fi,G ,mtnrl,r wsit liz
}ather,naaw, Eae mh aiii s,nnotI accorngy toe.
eLnpnea eLpouv e 4 tnt h It'll wnrrHut # md rn"1,f
mle Gonny + s a,nto ~ ~ ~ ,fltra nr III n
requested Griffin tn srrest @ hlM. tiri!.f ,, ta!l
amN ta1o n s,int,ne I'M tt,n ",sstoclyo Hc ftn,,,
to h1n, ~ y. ''iA nlntA ptot tirty.two mics frn,
", nr, nm IN n1,lnr tat ti,n,, 1nInht
~ no ain. 'tescc,uictI uputl him Inst MpnilMy
mofn!ng it tho pcMeeful hour Of 4oclock: IT.
rscnn ,,E'9 f94 w1ontna ths 1ss IL .Inpas ii as
On being rntiiur unccrcuiuniously awakened
mid tnll Tint he WINS wanted, he Jumped out Of
hctl mid nude quick move to get lila revolver.
(}r!fnn covered him III T0Otl style. hnwoyrr. nnd
admon!ahcd him to keep RtEll, Or he wunltl opcn
out on hint with his gun. l'ntten hecaMo littln
moro trnctAhle under tho snlMtAry inslGtlcCs 0f
tho weapon of tho plains, and Wnltcl to know
Tho rcI!spn for this ti,iwnrr,trtct intrusion.
(;riltl now equally oomplarant, tUid him he hail
tho documents md proceeded to rtul Sannott's
telegram, Now 1t an happened, through Ronle
mistake or othcr, TINT the rapers Ind been insc
cut qgainst iurlott Z. Patton Instead of bur.{ctt
Il. Patton. Tho willy " tleteGtIvo" ut o1leo dfB-
covered tho loophoi0 und forthwith
nrx1rn thar ,,p ,yas TIN rrttsoN WANTED.
..n. ~, n,,n 1,,vr i,,at In h, rcynr snc,, son
sWnto TX " i ,tuoti y" ~ '1ot m .,r"as ~ In
notst aa..t Ns' h GS aGl lnsT of,"r ~
anytninE Glsa hHS nsnn ~ tt SnG.t' t1 t T'tTs III
shhaoepg gdt,y III a areo1e1 o Sancu H.; Mr Pat
tons Lnon ~ uIGss uai,i, ntu acs Ill., IL ~ n,an,t @
G4k OF tno nGuse nna colMapE. M la u F ~ NJ ~ .t
Iao tWo inm aI M p"tS,,,a ~" fa,i;nH.
lney WetS usefHAEM f;1 u5 ,tenS w., uc',,,nr ~
on norseoncR. sT nd '1g IT,
koep ~ q rronet ulsI,ncc, n1u liz Hwy i
needed no Iartnoe t',n pas,. " t ,rt,n IT
Ii2n. ~ gt5u.snt @ ~ ~" ,;tat.. to,ja nnti rho
MAMegps tAttnn "us 'tu.eos hut M..ttu ii ..i ~
1ataof,ih'!aW oenan 70 SeG rI1r M.1 ,ou m Fu,,% ~
corpus, which WIS sot for hoaslng lIeioro Judge
IOuC3 Ok the County C0t1Ff. INC neArll!E laSIGA
, 1880-03-26
TIE OUTLOOK FOL. I.uNI1tl:R-OAIs-
ltlEIlS.

Tho following II clipped from tho Detroit
Ffrc Press: "On tho winnie the tonnage OF tho
Inkcs will 10 found to he classod I'll, In marlno
registers this spring. tnstoad Of eash vessel be-
ing grntlo lower lis has boon tho case, with
fow exceptions, I'll tito lust two or thrco years.
Tho nnollnt of repairing which has lIccn dnno
to secure this result is III tho aggregate I'm.
lnonso, md lts ofrcct upon tho lako shipping Gun
harlly bo rsimntctE, In olle why 1t will Go felt
III " stro,,K Influenza n. lumber fFcights. s,
msl,ly yossuls uro III tho Iron orc tra.io for tho
sct,so1,, xtptl 20 fow vessels l.avo boen classel
down nnl ont Of tho graIn trade, that tho
lu'ntscr-ousfyngltonn Will bo Increased coin
lM.,ltytly llttsD except by now l,tMta built OK
1lrossIy for thnt trtliu. About tho n1luant Of
l,l,ntIcr to 80 forward thoro II lact nf rclnhlo
j,!furlnntI0s, hut It Boullts to ho tho fIpt thlt
ihern Will it lea4t he ~ luneh w lust yeAr.
Hencc, paying lumber. .fretghts aro oxputtod."
, 1880-03-26

AN ANET1 EIEATTs
To Hottlo dispute na to which Is tho oldest
l,.,at built on tho Hudson liivcr and now ntloAt
tho following atatctncnt t,ns been obtained from
tho Nov York C,stonl-ftO1ae: Tho s0op
Wnsp WINS built nt Lnnsiugl,trg 1T tho ycar lsis;
WIS launched on tho lath Of Augttst, 1872; VIVA
cnpt,,rcti by tho English on Long iatanl sonnl.
and rrcnpturet1 ty tho, Americans, commanded
nj tho tirnu by Capt. tnwiH Nnl n ~" rly1ng
CARRYING 8tUnO,"
, 1880-03-26

At Eric tho schooner A. q. Moroy Is rccoiviug
thorough oyart,aullug; tho propeller Chlna
now bulwaska; tho raYcn.tu cutter rorry q now
deck; tho Canadinn schooner WAcoustn Is being
converted !uto n lunlbor l,ArGe: tho schooner
Eclllu ltedl1gloll Ia h1lng str1.ahtcncls tho
NGht{,tlors Annie Sherwood, Behuylkill, md
I1lNlllNs "a. Hoott are tuinK rceAlkcA md rc-
6otAtafHey uyerh1upI,
, 1880-03-26

'l'l1E Clncus.-ThcrU H. nothing In which tho
but when ho groHs old aI,d sutIers with q rack-
Ing cough, and dreat!s tho approach Of coil-
sumption. ho takea liAlle Qalsaia ~ tho Ouly
tuIe ryWCdy for his tlIs,
, 1880-03-26

Gpketat Dspateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
ALrENA, Mich, Mnrch aJ.-A heavy ghlo frnm
tho southeast to-tlay filled Thunder Lay full OF
leo. Tho steamer Metropolis, from 1luy City,
was cnught by drifting leo noar tho mouth nf
tho llny, hut managed 10 work her way through
to this port, where alle Is now, ico-bound.
, 1880-03-26
ERIE,


8pectaG Dtspatth 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ERIE, Pu., Marct 25.--ArrIvcd-Propelor II. n.
Futile. Ct coo bushels wheat; schponor George H.
Ely, 4, COO bushels eurI; both from Toledo.
, 1880-03-26

Dn1pGErDnT, Mnrch 5.-Clcarcd-Fcnrlcss, st.
Louis. sn4t4 feet lumber; nel!o Frnnco, st. Louis,
13o,5o0 fcct lumber; D. n. Wright, st. Louis,
lJ00la feet lumber.
, 1880-03-26
I'lIIs WAuHUNQs

The repor! ot tho discovery OF tho wrcok OF
tho stea1lcr WuuhuNo III Georgian llHy Is cou~
ir,uc<l by Mr. Camoro,l, President OF tho 0oor-
gIau nay Transportation Company. Capt
Campbell t,as started from Collluxwothl to Pcno.
t.i,IKiltshenU. and vii! proaoed thonco by dog
trail to tho Christian 1ntanls to locato tho spot
where ftla lost steamer IL lying,
, 1880-03-26

HTFt1dI D3ptltH 10 I've ENdEd0o 7T1bRHs
CnnnoY0AE, Mich, March es.-Thc thormomc-
fer rtlhgcs ut zero every night, mud tho weather
Iuodor,tos hut littlo during tho day. Wind
north, frcsht weather c1ear. Tho Ice In thu
Straits Is In bottor condition than oyer before ut
this scason. Toa1ns aro crossing everywhere.
, 1880-03-26

.s''t Hn' fe"t, Worx viii begin nsxs moHh, sn,l.
Enc ,Io eot te"i II nrxas WI viii % nc
Thn lug Il: +. Mcrr.nk ras.ut! Detroit or Tues.
nll:r4.tlons wtro ,naslo "a thih tug lnst Winter.
trr ss raatS 9tn Fl ts9 ,trss r. i1 tho
lncal inspectors Mt Detroit.
.ssal Rst ss tsPsst 81 SssIs Sf,sf & ren & es e
Thy lisSt: iii alon9 tso e9ast of Iske e, Huron.
capt. Wilson'S bargc Minnnhaha will bo
launched Mt (}ibrnltn, tt-mnrrtw. -
Considerable trouble Is experienced f,y deeper.
nni Wien ti,o witid Ii down tho lako tho wntcr
rho schnonor J. II. peiton has left Cleveland
for Toledo 10 ld,d With gran tor kric. !, ,,,,,<,,
NJ, S sinmG. Forr' will run between sanasky
Iapi. GrIint,iond Is mixing extensive repair.
cano ri practically 1ey n9tat tn w!tone oH an
palrs, which include also tho tioso.!gt, over
ha1n9 # It b"1!Sr "nS ~ aa machinery WILL cost be.
ii il si,sicr % @ cn,,si!aratlon 10 havo tho Canada
Southern ferry Transfer .extsnstyely rrpntred
this scnsol. when opportunity otlsrs; & It y
cajly % "SHnts @ W to 1 rabuiid ind that ts eat ot
tho work will prnlInbly bp 1lotwtcn f21t 600 md
$4,000, Thor, Is sotnc talk. too, Of building Il
Tho irst arrival at I:rie Inst year WIS on :AprIl
~: +; . ass!vsa fFo'a To}odo Mill saS bushels
p To swS Sswss s afe tsy o tit tk ' spc d as s
v S;;ot yss tho be- fSnS md Will prob
pointea capia3ii of + tho . propelleT soycTc,sn
, 1880-03-26

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tttbtrs.
Ponr CoLn01,SE, March s5.-Tho stentn- barge
Inthalr and hnrEc Corlsa1,Io loft hero to-day for
Chicago with iron orc.
, 1880-03-26

Hsw OnLEAxa 1.n., March -Steadys
..,aalrE, i71tc, low midtna. 12tfc Etot ordinary,
Ma, moi rccoIpiN a72t taloa, gr,ts nXpDrto 70
.th,ne"d mfdiinas licl enic,. 40 balcs; receipts,
ET ~. *htniucnts i,suQt stock. 7I,UD - -o.
, 1880-03-26

Doctors dt4cr rs to what u tlinbotos, but 1t 10
coilcctlasi by those who Aaya boon troubled with
Wort u tho hta4 reiuedy, LII constipation, lllGs,
aud painful stt,ols 1t both relieves pbl curos.
, 1880-03-26

,,,c,, cr,,o n t!,!,o cn.,rr nt !ac A. Enrkcs for
ar,montt tp1ncd! IL G4fo f1r fhtinOhlh delivery.
'hMIG1!rnISsytftE. f'n hinfcll NFETniNy'M. .MMrkGt
ortned 1t 3ic hah.s tealcs owc.t heao! closing n
fEIr sbtrtpntN. N.BAQt hseTKan, Il S} c4bFtcfSsNut
TsS1srasp, Il, 3sI}J, tennsnct!uns, lHiQn.
, 1880-03-26

tfFetfW mother and crnss child Indicates III
aea1en, feluiflux only Hop uitterB to remove.
, 1880-03-26

A great many persons bceoIne insane from
slo:Ptcss nights ihut Hop nltters would hayo
prevented,
, 1880-03-26
WANTED.
WANTED---5O ST0NECUTTERS,

VIII pny II per hav. 10 tlonts wnrk Haturdnya pnly
lost time. Work wbt or dry. -
, 1880-03-26

Rsw YonK, March x.-rhe market continues quiet
nd ttnntiy. Cotton goods In moderate dolnand md
nrchsreed: rsutA quiet and stcadJ. Lawns 1caa
stive OF, nccnunt nf tho Wantty weather, hut ding
ssma md drrsB Gnoda tn .tcay te1lest. Mgna wear
11noons qurl and lrn. Tho i!uilf!M snJes "An9thor
dAH"
, 1880-03-26

TUNrENTINE.
WILMINGTON, March A-srintrs TUnrESr1SE.
null at &C.
, 1880-03-26

ChfcnEns Hoc! 1slnad - Racine Natlrond.
!,fncs " hherma l1nnaa, l'au!er I1ouso,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-29
Oso.


Mrs. ii. Campbell is under the doc
tors care.
Mrs. Gray ia quite sick. and has been
for some time.
A light fall of snow made times i've
ly at our saw mill.
Robins and several other birds
have already been seen around here.
1t is expected that Prof. Borst will
give another term of singing school
at this place.
A gentleman from Winona was in
town last week looking for various
kinds of dry lumber.
II we only had sleighing there would
by at least $4,000 worth of timber
disposed of around here.
Ono is growing quite enthusiastic
over an Odd Fellows lodge. We arr
sure to have one organized.
| Now and then we see fellow who
has little to much whiskey inside
Wonder if the article is purchased al
M. Rock.
Conlson boys have the largest amour
of chopping done of any one absu
here. There is room for 500 NOR
of such fellows here.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-29
DIAMOND BLUFF.

The channel is nearly clear of ice at
this place. No more crossing at pres
ent.
The railroad is coming up the east
side of the Mississippi-so says the
Winona Republican,
Last Wednesday John Kamarsn came
to this village in great haste irquir-
ing fer James Grant, who was on hand
As usual. Kamaran said some one had
entered his stable in the night and
took his best horse and left a poor one
in its place. They traced q man and
horse roundabout way to this place
where they crossed the river. Mr..
Grant made good time to Minnesota
where he learned that his man had in
CURED the way to Etter Station, but
was not travelling direct, so he put a
man on the track while he went direct
to Etter and telegraphed to the Sheriff
in Hastings, who soon ascertained
that the fugative had passed through
that city. He per8ued him, and when
out about six miles he called at farm
house to inquire if the man had been
seen, when to his satisfaction he dis
covered the object of his search. He
brought the prisoner to Hastings
where he plead guilty of exchanging
horses, and was sentenced to fifteen
days imprisonment at Saltwater.
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ELLSWORTH.


Mrs. II. b. Doolittle is very sick.
The stave mill has again started up
with the dry house o X.
Jay Winn is confined to the house
from the effects of very bad cold.
The Alaska and Arctic region ex-
plorers are expected back this week.
Harry Kinnie is very low from the
disease called palpitation of the heart.
If you have cold fingers call upon j..
w. Winn and he will clothe them for
you cheap for cash.
We are glad to note that Miss Cham
berlain is pronounced out of danger
and is improving fast.
Norris Kinnie has been quite sick
for few days past FROM chronic
rheumatism in the stomach.
Joseph R. Moore, our efficient con-
stable, says he is disappointed. He
WAS III hopes it would be boy.
Scott, our artist, is under the in
fiuence of the dumb ague, but says he
can take picture, ague or no lgue.
d. W. Woodworth while going up
stairs in his barn slipped and fell
down said stairs and sprained his an
kle very badly, SO that he is confined
to the house.
Charley Wilkinson, of BeIdenville,
was arraigned before justice Dunbar
charged with stealing gloves from E.
L. Davis store. After hearing he
was sent to the county Jail for sixty
days.
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BoHIMIAy SETTLEMENT.


The signs point to a wedding in the
near future.
The sound of the ak is heard in eve-
ry direction.
The Baker boys from Morris, Mimi,
are here on visit.
There was beer dance up at 10.
Engleharts the other night. They had
thirty guests and drank thirty gallons
of beer. w. S. Vanslckle and John
Airport furnished the music for the
occasion.
There has been several severe losses
met with in this place. Nike Light
ner lost valuable horse; Fred Swart.
out lost u favorite dog; Whit johnson
lost a yearling heifer from eating too
much straw--said straw being from q
neighbor' feed box and salt barrel.
A spring being handy the result was
the COW burst, Johnson says from eat.
| ing straw.
The course OF true love has not ruI
very smoothly with one of our young
men of late. He had been counting d
lass for some time. when on Christ
mas eve he bought keg of beer and
went to her fathers house and asked
the old gentleman for his daughter
hand as Christmas present. The pa
rent not feeling in very generou;
mood just then, proceeded to choke the
youth quite severely and then kicked
him out the door. Lothario declines
having anything further to do will
the young lady, as he thinks the ole
gent little to vicious for a father-in
law.
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One hundred and twenty acres OF
land in the town of Oak Grove, 4 miles
from Prescott, on the State road. l0C
acres under the pillow and the balance
mostly timber land. There is a small
house and granary on the place and a
good well of water. The farm can be
bought on time to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to Geo. Newton,
Red Wing, or /. w. Day, Lake City.
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DIED.

ARNESEE-ln Gilman, January IS, 1850.
GUNDR MARTHA, wife of p. Arnesep, aged
Al years and 3 months
BROWNIE River Falls, Jan.24, 1880, FRED
BRowS, aged % years.
THRASHER.--In River Falls, Jan. %, 1880,
OF consumption, AEGALEg, wife of K. z.
Thrasher, aged 43 years
KlNNEY-ln Ellsworth, Monday morning,
Jan. 20, 1880, MRS. LAURA NJ. KINNEY, aged
63years.
Mrs. Kinney was born in Hamburg,
Erie, county, n. Y, in 1927. She
was married to Wilson Kinney at
Avon, Rock county, Wis, and remov.
ed to Pierce county in 1854, and with
her husband settled in the town Of
Perry now Ellsworth where she has
since resided. Mrs. Kinney leaves &;
family Of six children to mourn thu
loss of fond and devoted mother
But if her advice and counsel is fol
lowed they have the blessed assuranc,
of again meeting her in that bette
land where parting is no more