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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-11-17
Going West.
Connections
Westward

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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-11-17

q Il u a week in your own town So Outfit free
QUO No risk. Reader, if you want a business
at which persons of either sex can make great pay
all the time they work, write for particulars to II.
HALLETT Il Co., Portland. Maine. ksept293m
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-11-17

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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-11-17
Good Coaches, Good Road and
Quick Time

For Maps. Timetable aud aN Information "A
regard % thiH route, cail ou Ur address,
w. T.. DANLEN,
GcnT Pass'r and Ticket Act. Nashville. Tenn.
WI. r.. uuaEilH.
rass' ~ Agt. Cbatiaun.Fa. Tuuu.
A. o.. WtftNNE
rray. Agent Atlanta, ua.
, 1880-01-25
A PLEASANT MASQUERADE

The Chicago Social Club, a German organ
fzation> held their first annual masquerade
ball at Brand's Hall. The Club is composed
Of the elite Of German society in the city, and
when they get together at an entertainment
they enjoy themselves hugely. Al
though the hall was not tuncomfortab1y filled,
there were still enough to make it pleasant
for the participants and spectators, Of whom
there were a goodly number in the galleries.
4 fine orchestra, under, the. leadership Of
from ssPinaf}orsf tie "TurRisf @1'a Patrol,"
20. a.. young isdies, l IL the @ most ,sts eis:
gaBt = costumes, hipped lightly over
the floor in the utmost harmony,
illustrating, il such thing is possible. " the
poetry Of motion" Among the beautiful de
signs in costume were the "Indian Maid
en- represented by Miss Frahmann; Lal
Ia Rookh," Miss Bush; F" Amazon, ,""T Tam
BOURNE Girls" "Gypsies," F" Pompadours,"
Miss Minnie Jtlssen and Miss Fanny]Schiffer;
"Grecian " Flower Girl; Niclin!I;" Miss
6jafs afs Kem E%s:n6L Ltts Bopeep atre}; raTy, W.
Miss Malta; d aBrigands," 4 La Ia Sd dnnambta~
la.'' Miss Schoenlloefen; "Spanis6 Lady,"
Miss Emma Frohmann; :*Grecia1{ Flower
Misses Moulter and Fuchs; ''Shepherdess,n
Miss Sto1z; " Daughter of the Regiment"
Mrs. Scheib; "Joan of Arc" Miss Geudtncr;
"Highland Maid," Miss Brown; SPACE"
Bavarian country girl, Miss Josie Schneider.
, 1880-01-25

~ ~ hurry 1ne Princess Helen OF W8deck. Miss
"aldeck is reported to be q very amiabIe and
good-looktng young lady.
Standing Bear is having soft tina in Bos-
on taxing part in bah4uets. At last accounts
ne was getting ready to sit down.
Mr. Darwin's eldest son was married re-
Gently to Miss Elnma Farrer, and the old gentle
man declares that it was case Of natural selec-
ton.
/: The Princess Louise contributed a number
OF paintings. mostly Canadian scenes, to the
recent exhibition of tho London water-Color
Society. -. :. -..: -.
a young. man In Bridgeport, Va, thus an
s"ered an invitation from a lady to attend q
,oap-yoar party: dear Miss: Yours reseeyed.
tumble
; Statistics show that Is, ,ooo, 600 paper collars
were manufactured and sold in this country
last year, one man IN St. Louis disposlng Of no
Sultan Abdul-Az1z eats eleven meals day,
ana thinks OF visiting Europe next summer,
Inc hotel on which he confers his disastrous
patronage is to BIO pttied.
:: A young lady sends In story entitled
Twice Won," and wants to know t4what 1t
amounts to- Barring the spelling, this story is
AL right Twice one amounts to exactly two.
The American Tract Society is out with an
appeal for aid in its work In Texas Owing to
tna necessity of providing each agent with q
shotgun, it. takes more money to do the same
amount OF tract Distributing.
- Quite q society event occurred at Wind
ham. Ia, one day last week,-Horaoo Means. q
young lawyer Of that town, being arrested for
forgery just as his marriage to a beautiful
young lady was about to be solcmnized,
The other day. when President Porter, Of
Yale College, and the Faculty and guests there
of sat down to a banquet at New Haven hotel,
the dinner was snatched from their mouths BY
tha Sheriff, who attached IT. to secure. a debt
of $500 due Boston merchant The bill was
paid and the dinner was then allowed to fulall
Its mission. q
, 1880-01-25

4 man falls from the scaffold, The reporter
hastens to tho spot and pushes his why to the
mans side. My life voyage is nearly ended, -
whispered the dying nan, Us he held the report
er's hand. - My soul, like an unfinished craft.
is being swept from its earthly moprfng, and
carried out into the great pathless ocean Of eter
nifty. Oh, how unprepared am for this Journey!
How my spirit shrinks from cmbarking on that
silent, solemn seal have wife and beautiful
child who will mourn my absence; and now that
I see no future, nothing but the dark, impene-
trable shadow OF death, which will soon hide me
from earthly eyes, the world looks more beauti-
full, and long-O how long to stay. Good-by,
farewell. Pre--prcpare for this -"
His head dropped. Courage! courage!' whis-
pered the reporter while tears as big as hickory
nuts chased each other down his nose; - but
business is business" "Courager' he whis-
pcrcd; !" how-how do you spell your name?'-
E;rchdrn9
, 1880-01-25

~. nlshop Simpson, Of the Methodist Church.
4As gone to Florida for the benefit Of his health.
:, Ferhaps Miss Anthony can throw some
a9ht on the Masonic emblems found beneath the
oaeltsk. =
:, ar Thurman may never be President, oat
&c &c nas One Of tho finest cases Of neuralgia In
theeountzy.
fof the benefit Of people In Chicago ac-
~ aaa1n1ed with both parties, we give currency "
w 1ouor that Prince Oscar Of Sweden Is SOUL
, 1880-01-25

that on Friday, the day Of the murder, they
arose 1os ~ at ! O'clock. and must have lcft
Home Home for or the Stock ards at about s O'Clock.
On The way Dixon said he was afraid Of the
stTiEeTs AID Ts4t as saw eFsnt VI GI direction
x KIN no bail. in order to give Dixon a chance
- From Croft's eyidenee---and there is every
probability that he tells The truth, and that
Els story WI be soFTSnorstet nSs 5te; II y2s i
Ros5ee for Rxon t oo S Gfs1 S hour at so
murder. Mr. Croft's house is fully one and
anelhalf @ l miles distant from there, and the
route between the two places is rather cir
cuitn11S
, 1880-01-25
wITH A RAZOR.

Two colored laborers, David Corning and
Billy Allen, working side by side in barber
shop at No. 591 Halsted street. at 4:3o yes
terday afternoon quarreled over some trivial
thing, and Allen, being under the Influence
Of liquor, drew razor, and, making several
slashes at Corning: finally succeeded M Leg
arm arr above the elbow. Corning knocked
him senseless with chair, and then by
standers rushed in and separated them.
Allen packed mp his traps and left, ard Corn
ing, after having his wound dressed, went
about his work as usual.
, 1880-01-25

Eddie Garrity, john Gfady, William DWy-
or and 1ohn Adam, the four men chargni7
s,,;+,s tho dar,,o rohhery of Nordahi r. o1een,s
1ewelry store, No. 91s Milwaukee avenue,
were before Justice walsh yesterday after
noon for a preliminary examination. At
+nr1ave " r. Hyues and Cotfev con-
Quoted the defense ana Ne police, after
making i1efectual1 attempts to get the
Prosecuting Attorney, 1ntrusted the prose-
cnt;on tn T;aut: Bonield. Messrs. Nordah1
~, su.11 n,son tas+;fod "a to the focta ~ Tho roh
@ atlu oioni PEI i;oInnt;fiei tha iawaIrv - rocn1ara3
pel5t a''u liza oe The nronprt<, than e+.s1n,'
TX ne po';E ;1onfif;ad nne et;o1 sn;tI, -; -
1ney atso 4Snsi;na attanhad .,,of M1t4 4, . =
+niaxae - Msnd to fasfen the donr
thifaes +ha useS eShackdriver thoneb ha ou1 eyas
Aalall, t4s Hn,,i-ad 1y;+h t6a t;s 45G Mts
no5 " sdar 10 - eet senarate +aI stt1Gs ioei
lr chonee n e Nv nf venue to Justice ingersolI. bY
sf4ernoan W, WI The chief witness FOR tho nross.
"nfinn was Andrew Anderson. a machinist
en51oa e.5 ar w manher of the Fre.Denartment
la hal met come nut of the ADJOINING sainon
t,.1,an a tRe eS windnws were broken in7 and he
so1' nd ~ Eocnnnfzed Eddie Garritv Hvhn hni
hann I'M ;mtrodnead to him some fime hefnre hv
HFat: niSm Man !; Rnrke When he ntteGinted r.
e+nn11nrr;tv ha mt a revolver infn his fara
9aGe SStSera"no1 Witness simply said n0h verv
VII up ~ y He gaye information cnnca1n-
~ tbiss sf r. ho+h the police anil tha ieweera
M66+hing 1n ~ cnnld he done to shake fis festi.
mr ,,on1l ndarsnn "T ~ swearing nnsitjve1v r. Oar
r;tv;s identitv.
, 1880-01-25
A BrOODTH1RsTYB BOY.

Boys on West Indiana street are tempered
with but little mercy. Yesterday Oscar
Homberg was arrested for IN assault to Kill
q companion named Reausso, living at No:
2o4 West Ohio street. They quarreled, and
Oscar cut his antagonist In the back with his
pocket-knife. He drew a revolver and tired
upon Albert Reausso, when he, attempted to
assist his brother, and then the boys dlsarmed t
ness, they began fooling and firing off the
captured revolver, until citizen, fearing
dancer. confiscated the weapon to himself.
, 1880-01-25

William Lang, larceny Of chair from G.
G. Koehler, OF No. 123 West Madison street;
James Wilson, larceny OF a hat from No. 135
Madison street; William, alias " L1nlpy,"
Stevens and William Sullivan, run in by the
detectives at the Armory upon suspicion OF
having been implicated in. some criminal
doings; PeterA Luby, supposed to have
had a hand in tie robbery Of Street-car Con-
duetor Leonard; "Butf IN Meagher, supposed
to be- one Of the AtiIwaukee,-ayenue jewelry
caught with pair of gloves, ard SOME other
articles which he had evidently stolen quite
recentIy
, 1880-01-25
TIE JUSTICES.

-o4, -ho.o
Samuel Lew, q HepreW gentleman "liose
business is generally designated by three
ro1den halls. was sent over to the Criminal
80 ,.ostaran,- l., honds of sam hv Jnstice
Coul1 sese1iu"y T. ~ u 'chareo1 with rece;v.
3a.1.h1ia ;'.tr atn1a,, n1an aooas - ''
ing stoleh gooos'
Eugene N. Hartman vent before Justice
Hammer Yesterday and swore out a search
cement ~ tha premises. of DR.. How, who
resides in H Hyde Park: t is said that hired
girl VINO was III tne ehpl9y fn u mar anopai ope
o 81 sWgfs Wiz and I that the gr IS nov
in the employ OF Dr. ho"' nehce 1ne Seaicn-
warrant ..,~.., ,>,, ,,.n,o;on.,u
loitering about the corner of Ashland avenue
and Adams street, succeeded in getting him-
STAT sa@e@ so@s 5nyss snd SS S5E:
long screw-driver we're found upon him.
Tie t. wers Sdd%s deatea strsyg By h and rendhn th
meal tickets belonged to Mrs. Cros-
BY, of No. 6s Desplaines street. qp9n H3'
q charge of burglary Justice Walsh held
him in $500 to the 27th, and In $500 addl-
, 1880-01-25

into a room occupied by Miss Nora A. Large,
be stole Q gold watch, So cash, and other
articles of value He is described as 50 or 80
years Of age, five feet ten inches tall, medium
built, black hair cut short, gray eyes, dark
complexion, and wore chinchilla oyercoat,
q dark suit, stiff hat, and q lonE-Inked
Watch:chnfu.
, 1880-01-25
CHARLEY KERN AS A CATERER!

We have talked with the prominent bankers,
insurance men, Board Of Trade men, and law
yers, and they pronounce Kern's steamed,
broiled, and raw oysters, Observation-Disclosures, and
superb beer fhnying five different kinds on
draught), at Jos and Ito La Sale, without equal.
, 1880-01-25

How absurd to croak and Wheeze with cough
which Halc's Honey Of Horehound aud Tar will
cure
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
, 1880-01-25

For an unusual business opening see ADVERTISE
ment in to-day's issue-business- -chunce column
addressed II IS, Tribune Office.
, 1880-01-25

AIS O'Clock last evening Anton Gtes, OF
No. 312 West Twelfth street, was assaulted
on West Twelfth street between the viaduct
and the bridge by four men, who relieved
him Of s11o in paper money and $40 gold
piece He Is unable to describe his as
sailants. -
Wenzel Levy, butcher at No. 100 Canal
mort avenue, reports that at an early hour
yesterday morning burglars entered his store
by tearing of piece of zinc on the door:
lie heard the noise, and upon looking out Of
his bedroom the burglars saw him, and fired
one sbot at him without effect They got for
their pains about S1.5o from the money
drawer.
The boarding-house beat whose .doings on
Dearborn avenue were mentioned In yester-
davis naner was heard from once. again
Yesterday. At 10 o'clock he called and asked
1d for board at j. L. Liyingston's house, No. 70
Twenty-fourth street. Returning few Min
utes later he asked for' pass-keg, and upon
heing asked for references gave the name
Of o Marshall, and also pretended to Mrs: 1.
t1,af lie knew her husband Id Salt Lake City,
anti md rmepresented m that bis partner would arrive
With their baggage in the evening. He then
cot e It access to fhe second 1ooF, and, getting
, 1880-01-25

The Eldredge Sewing A1achine.-It leads
the world, and is the best for you to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 199 State street.
, 1880-01-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

You will look in vain for blemishes If you use
Glonn's Sulphur Soap. Avoid counterfelts.
, 1880-01-25

sand ieat s.stinotions of the auttouaries are
ahT 1aee - t. ~ q. tn realize the superforitv
ves9 nN"' 49, sa.ao:.s nossessinp the how and
o5 toe wv ~ +r;ho having only the hatchet.
ar1oR w -aa+a1c and their uses were discov-
Bal WIG -si,,a odyantaues deriyable from SUI
e1ea lne tn. T., .nolin1 and handling arms be-
penos ~ ca 1,arv rreat. He who has
caa4e ~ -uono-tr worth nreserv ing
acea@'nsa h,,nae,f with q good veap-
mpf p. foS +uo men will seek
On u t,,n, him his ACQUISITION. This
70 .s'es. ..a - tho hfstorv Of all the early
~ sp 49, vo,1ov of the Nile was rich in
naao''n rar,,t;ans Ind taken no precautions
oof1' 80 +,atr nossessjons. The Arabs, hover
70 ooclea1 he-aara NJ this paradise. planned its
Ms ua N ~ +ba tribes If the desert united in
ln'asou, no .roh mara 1s q true beast Of
QUO "o. sa,+,, +oi1 ro;sed and spreading to the
Tat, ~, ~art beautifully arched, name hap-
T'uot '.s @ost1i1s dilating and glaring eyes, she
pnas' .1,to ah arrow into the midst Of the
a,so n INNS mounted, the Bedouins-' fabu-
,a1.e nls. s,,,nals winged men'-desoended upon
and seized it at the first swoop. The
sas. .anhe urna e1fled to Ethiopia, and the shep-
- -. t;nea Jared all Egypt
~ Ts.a Romans realized the value Of superior
-r..>ors ard the importance of aggressive war
49, po1,e uas only saved from being crushed
- rcalemone. by the combined forces Of the
csrntcs Etr1,scans, and Gau1s, through the su-
ea~so-i+v If the Roman sword -blade. "While
~ cont whose badly-tempered sword had bent
=. tsn f,s+ h1ou- uas in the act of STRENGTHENING
:. s.hooaoth his foot- he was struck dead by the
sssr7 frm. and ready steel of his Roman ad-
..a,.,srr y The Romans were students of history,
,nd knowing the character Of the peoples by
ano' knoNtus ~ ,,~,,o,,r1a7 thor rea1tzed that
Hnom 1hes "ste - ao,o,,o,od Haroa
tne5 must eou4ue1 y. .1,+.r - ~hot. .r,,,s
they 1ookea uls1 W 10 4. +,,az s,,t.7,,aa
and next lneorpora1eo tne na.o,'s .u euoa ~
1nto tne honao Emp'ts' - 49, =, 49, co,-a.,-
them participants ~ ae guy ~ ~ w Tnaa
men1' "a'cn a1"eo ~ un,'
Creeks os Flf1ae Oh tnelr ouu anu
Nor arms anu afmor' ao.e leslsa ~ ouooSss.u'
the hoEues OF fcfsa unoee Daus .,e aau AoAss. ss.
But neither @helr sagaclty' ueu ou,tu, noI
their Valor served u1sln1a1els ~ oase tuem iIou
the fafe o. tne nauons lna' oppuaeo 1uen va
LIE nelgnooss, 1ae holnaos' 1ue ouNeoAo "
the Fabian poncy OF oreece sh'u'oa.su tne VS. ~
dom Of the aggressive policy u hone. Inc
man VINO Wonld successfully ueteno n11nseA
must strike as veil rs parry the blows Of his
adversary. f1om tae LII u tue t>ol1lan Itnpno
to the twelfth century there was scarcely any
improvement In arms and armor- The battle OF
Hastings, by which q. England was lost and won,"
Fas 1ensnt IN the year t"9, was oonnucpo a On
both sides hy means Of the lance, the sword, the
mace, the az, and bows and arrows. But here,
aea1n. the superior armor doubtless determined
tue ve1o1s, lor tne Hotaatis "efe e'o.nsu e'l
~ a'eea A'o" neao ~ Aoot1 aao @ns'i
horses were shod with iron. From the
close pf the twelfth century to the time Of the
, 1880-01-25

For General Debility and Prostrntion bop Bit
tera will do wonders. Prove 1t by trial.
, 1880-01-25

have test trial Of dl1ference IN draft, Of
having the load rest on the truck or axle,
claiming to make 10 to I difference. The
public are invited to call and see il correct.
1928 La Sale street.
, 1880-01-25
4 Razor -SIashing Matinee Between Two Col.
ored Barbers;--A BIoodthirsty
Boy.
The Milwaukee Avenue Jewelry-Rob~
bers Held to Bail.


who has been looking for just what he has
now found for years,-the opportunity OF
filling a murderer's grave His name is
Charles Campbell; that Of his victim Fenton
H.: Beattie, In every respect Beattle
was the opposft Of his assassin, save In color
alone, In which both were matched, which is
a very light hue. Beattie was honest, hard
working, saving, and was at all times en-
gagged in looking after the welfare Of his
wife and son, who aided him: in running
restaurant at No. lQ4 Van Buren, street,
in the rear Of which the family
lived. The story Of the killing is
short and easily told. The location was the
south side of Harrison street, midway in
the block between Fourth avenue and Clark
street, and the hour was about 9;35a Camp
bell, under the influence of liquor, was walk
ing, or rather staggering, west, and Beatt1e
was walking east evidently intending to call
upon some of the many colored people IN the
neighborhood. Upon reaching the spotnauled
Campbell staggered against Beattie, and
knocked off his own hat. Then, instead Of
asking pardon, he. swore at .Beattie, and
ordered him with an oath and q. threat to
pick up the hat and replace it. This MS Beattle
gsfqef n ts to aS s reusns lae0 to cop smp
ishing It. Beattie under this menace
picked up the hat and replaced = IT it
upon Campbells head Then, seeing ?. he ,f,at had
r. ratraot acrnss the Street. but he had got
on)v a few PAGES away When Campbell,
swearing all the time, fired two shots at him
in rapid succession. Beattie, upon feeling
t he hho Re Sayss ae19ss e aSders
alan coioTad and felf to lie fioor with O loud
.,1rn oroan n1'A
Campbell remstnsd Sn the sdewak lsyoirs1 for ana
ltM molaeisS, 1lou'lan ~ anths amd vioianf taIis
tesa w. ds o;np Sot x u shoo '' down anv one Who
caIne aT @9n hafore Kim ard vas looking about for
some one else to shoot, when q gray-bearded
ramnham fn Ta54ea etmcn h ths weanon rlght into
Ge4p 6;s fpce hnt fortrnate1v the old man never
Hinohei tin ih h, XII " faced lin and said. 1You
.un1,iTn,t shnot me-. 'womid you.u in q kindly
Yo9rs too o 5ens9 f Tqsa reeo
eot s e 915Gq nt Ia aTg KY hettar na remain tere
HamnSe fsea iaI ran 1 TN throg e saloon. and out
into an alley running south. BY q rear
way he gained eatranee to Liz7ie Moore'S
tSera uaso rnade " i am afemnt to shoot his mistress
Wett{a HIN Rehoa m hit the cartridge failed to ex-
GIao nlnGe He then toii her hastily he was in
fro'1hia nava her tie weapon. and ran away.
The shots fred TsEs heard distinctly netE at the
ond Il fool7 Can't. Ebetsold and 4
IN start mt on the trail of the
murf1erer A hasty description Of him was
nhfo; ;nai ond a few minutes later the Cab
V9.oEtcn;;, 49, ca c1,onainr COW, nan eTnprp1a
tan ana ocef o Po Ha~ and % aR east
from tne alley lnto Iolh 81 1geo a.:u Ma.A @ essol
ward. lhe CapEaln lan anu ~! nls41S eupuitt
the fellows back, arrested nm. ne WenI
along peaceably to the station, and mad but
little to say. , .,.oo
t9 6ag 1n1 na hence to his
, 1880-01-25

Arendss Kumyss, the dafntfest Of
foods and most potent tonic in form Of a
pleasant beverage, mild milk-wine. Nothing
else so rapidly enriches the blood. Dyspeptics,
the weak and delicate generally, should drink
it. It affords immediate comfort, and often re-
stores health after all else has failed. To be had
only at 179 Madison street.
, 1880-01-25

Macalister,s Cough Mixture for
coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group, who0p-
ing-cough, and consumption. Prepared only By
J. P. Lee, Halsted and Harrison streets. For
sale by Gale s Blocki, IS Clark street, and all
druggists.
, 1880-01-25
.prurR AVENUE MURDER.

James B. Boyle, alias "Cap" Dixon, the
alleged murderer Of jacob Mullsr 9oa oa AlGst Ins
avenue, was yesterday arralgneo oe1ole ~ " r
t1ce Wallace. Joseph ]. Hayes Keeper "
saloon and clearinghouse, testlnea 10 lne
facts which he told TRIBUNE repor1er Easani somi
days ago. The servant girl, Amina franzel.
testified that Dixon, to me oes!
of >; her knowledge and belief. was
the murderer, and called 70 mna 1a1 tt nf
the the murderer 1i she described Dixon exactly:
Sic also told oyer again the story ct, ct tae
murder: Diedier Croft, Of Nc: SIS Thirty Thirty
seventh street, testified that D1Xon ooa1uedd
With him from Monday until ftioay. al"
, 1880-01-25
SAPASULE.
CURES BIZ AB6oRPT!oN.
Rheumatism! Neuralgia! Malaria!

.Sapanule," the wonderful GLfcEn1SE Lo1AoS'
IL a nositive cure; 1t has never failed
Sapannle" has no equal f2f ,S Ghfanm anncd Hands,
Chblans b1aons al diseases Of The ~ 5hln st s7-
1 H9nhtheria sore Throat Pneumonia, and MI IN,
hass Esat Mao ana saF 5eq@
a,Te hV msinT sapanue" Used in sponge Or foot
bst6 I'll ct eoqxi n mp aea d iefI b1
II DrasEsss Price ac and pss pa1 n0ttle: se1d 19r
iaqmllnae9s n1n91l3aiors. Once Sn BToad.ay MI;
F'op1'eto'' MORRISON, PLGAMER CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago. H.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

II is well known that the Republican
portion of the Wisconsin delegation
in Congress was nearly solid for the
nomination of General Grant. These
eminent law makers take the defeat of
the object of their preference in phil
osophic;ll way, however, ard Congress
man Caswell, of the Second District, a
Grant man, has written letter to
Hon. J. B. CasS0day, the chairman of
the wisconsin delegation to the Chica-
90 Convention, in which he says Il
want to congratulate you and the Wis
consin delegates ON the splendid strike
Won made in leading the break in the
convention for Garfield. 1t was the
most happy solution of difficult prob
lem / ever saw. Garfield is one of the
best men God ever made, and he grows
better every day. He is able, warm
hearted and honest. lie has no idea
Of aristocracy. is nearer the people
than any man we have given such
prominences The House of Repre-
sentatiyes was perfectly wild with JOY
at the receipt of the news. No one
was sorry. Even the Democrats ae-
knowledge his fitness. Coming from
Grant man the above il significant
rs illustrating the general satisfaction
with which the result of the Chicago
convention is received.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
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o. Sather is building new granary
20x28.
All seem to be we'll suited with the
turn the weather has taken.
In last week. items read Mrs. 0. A.
Sather instead of Mrs. "a. o. Sather. p"
Abe Gunderson is erecting an addi-
to his dWelling-a kitchen and wood
shed, with cistern.
II. 7. Halverson and family We're
visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.. Tor
tine, at Saltwater few days last week.
A few of our young friends had a
surprise party at Mrs. Marty Swenson' s
on Sunday evening last. They report
a good time.