Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-01
ADDITIONAL NEWS.

MUsGRAvE, the promoter Of the alpaca
works at Chcopoe Mass. has swiudled MS
partners Anderton and Dunn, ont of 800, 1000.
and The total LOSSES of the firm will be S2Z5. 0p0.
....M Everett, Mass, the Union Stove Com
pany sworhs burned Loss, 975,0OO
FIRE in Cleveland destroyed the
undergrad and planning mill of Hempy q Co..
together with large number OF loaded ard
empty ircig lat cars. The loss on the planning
mlil nd iumuer is about $1,000 insurance
s}b5yO....A Tombstone (Arizonaj dispatch
,nht Iuciails attacked the town of Eureka.
Ne" 5leNco, and killed all the citizens. SAID to
ID about seventy III number.
a HOUSE burned on John A. Smiths
farm, near Bonneville, Miss, and three colorel
cmitrcn were baked to Goals. . John C. Alex
andcts house urned at Carriers Creek Station.
tenn, ana ave c0lured children were creinated
Gov. AaWhins, Of Tenucssee, on the 2gth
iii, addressed 10 the Governors OF all the
SKATES and territories circular slige, sting that
ia the event OF the death Of President Garfield
iiutlan!atons DC issued requesting the sllsp
son OF all secular business and ths gen
ctu holding OF funeral I'D memorial sely-
ices upon uniform day and date.
Galveston tICXas) telegram SAWS . die city
~ I'&ho Is III ashes. EIty-Onc buildings were
uleuoyed VITA tie exception Of d saloon ana a
.um,ei-yaid. Total loss, 100000; insurance,
,-hUUO. Tic eah;eliy gale CEASED loss OF
ABOUT SliU,O at Charleston, s. C. Thomas
L. l4eseSne, SON of Chancellor Lesesne, was
swept nom the sea-Wau at the battery and
CROWNED. three colorod persons at SulAyau's
island were drowned.
On the fittieth ballot, the Republicans
Of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties, New
1"ih, nominated Norman NJ. Allen to succeed
Loren - Sessions as state senator
MIR. GRGNNELL, the American Consul
Il Bremen, reports 10 Secretary Blaine that
GmiuG the first SIX months of the present wear
l.3tu,UOU bushels of American corn had been
imported INTO Germany. Mr.. Gr4unel saws
a much larger quantity viii be imported during
TIE last slA u.oLths OF the year and that there
Is no doubt that the amount will continue to
increase us The Germans have come to rccog-
iH1e corn as IN excellent food.
The Standard Coal and Iron Company.
when has been Incorporated at Columbus.
Ohio, states its capital at SO, 900, 900. Among
ia leaders are Oliver Ames and William P
Hunt, Of Boston, and Samuel Thomas, of CO.
lnm0us, 1t Is said that the company intends
to secure AL the properly in the
Hooking valley region winch can be
Persons who had III contemplation a trip to
Europe tins summer had better prepare to go
~ q sailing vessel, or paddle over in canoe.
The following manifesto issued g by order of
The Central Committee Chicago explains
ltaeii Americans and all friends of Ireland
hereby warned against cmbarAIng upon
any vessel lying the British flag after Thurs
day, Scpt l. Many may reach their destna-
ton, but noae ar sye.'
The Bank Of England refuses to sell
gold bars for transmission to this country but
does all that can oe legally demanded in the
way Of meeting the demands On II for British
com 1t has reduced yhc'prce OF French coins.
lmp,rlals and Nap0eons the former to SO. 70
per ounce, the latter to slS.31 pen ounce The
denard Tor gold by American shippers sur
passes tue Lmopean bankers 1t Is reported
from luins that the French camp at lIammanet
was attacked by several thousand Arabs. Who
were reptllsod with heavy loss.