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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10
DE LONG AND PARTY FOUND.

Again we are called upon to mourn the
loss of able and heroic men sacrificed in
the interests of the Arctic bubble. Now
it can be asked without offense, it is hops
ed, how many more expeditions are going
to be fitted out; how much more treasure
is to be squandered; how many lives are
yet to be taken in this wild goose chase
after the impossible? Disaster and death
have been the portion, SO far, of every
expedition yet fitted out. The tale of
suffering and lingering torture has been
repeated too often-once too often we
HOLLAND it is about time that this reck-
less expenditure OF life and treasure re-
ceived check
In the light of the recent revelations
regarding De Long and his party, we
would respectfully ask:-what practical
benefit all this junketing to the north
pole has done mankind generally? Aside
from increasing, and that very meagrely,
our geographical knowledge, it has only
presented to US human agony, mental and
physical; the powers of endurance man
may BE- capable of under trying circum
stances and few manifestations of ex
traordinary bodily strength. Hence the
physioiogist, if any body, has gained &
point or two, but this is an induction
about as tender and justifable as human
vivisection. For him are spolia opima
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10
Sell Out at Cost Price

LIST.
Persons wishing to buy new furniture, should
take advantage of this opportunity.
Thanking for past patronage, he hopes to also
receive same in future, and requests all, who
owe him for furniture, etc, to pay within the
month of March.
JOSEPH JUNGMAN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10

THE Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tennes-
see, member of Congress for sixteen
years, and Postmaster General at the
close of President Hayes administration,
died OF heart disease at Knoxville, Tenn,
on the Sd inst, aged 6S. Mr.. Maynard
was one of the few Southern patriots who
refused to side with the secessionists dur
ing the war OF the rebellion. He was a
native of Massachusetts,.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10
New Advertisements.

Sourr Man If you want to learn Tele-
FOung wen grapy in a few months, and be
certain of situation, address Valentine Bros,
GAINESVILLE, Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10

GEORGE OTTo TREvELYN. the nephew
of the late Lord Macaulay, formerly a
prominent Liberal Member of Parliament,
and at one time the Civil Lord of the Ad-
mrality in Gladstone's Cabinet, has been
appointed Chief Secretary of Ireland as
the successor of Lord Cayendish, who
was assassinated at Dublin, on Saturday
evening.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10

THE committee ON ways and means in
the House of Representatives have rec
commended the passage of a bill imposing
a tax of ten cents per pound on oleomar-
garine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10
NOTICE.
Business Change.

The undersigned hereby notifies the public
that he will participate in the Phil. Heinrichs
Sash, Door, Bedstead & Chair Factory, to which
he intends to devote his whole time in the flu
ture. For that reason he will
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10

MILLIONS of pigeons are congregation
in the woods near Tomah, and hunters
from Milwaukee are having a grand time
shooting them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-10
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10

The TREASURY CONTINGENT FUDp.
senator SHERMAN only a few DAYS
ago. remarks Washington correspon-
dent OF the Baltimore SUS. 10 a formal
letter intended for publication. made
Indignant dentists or rnmor which had
found their way iato the press. to the
effect that damaging testimony against
BIN had been given before the Senate
subcommittee Of appropriations inves.
iigaiiny his administration Of tie Trea-
sury Department. The ssOrn tcst;mo-
nv Of AIR. Pitney, thc ex custodian Of
the Treasury Department, before the
committee il made pubic today. This
testimony WAS given 10 December last.
and Of course Mr. Sncrman bad seen /;
when lie made hi. denial. Mr. i'i.ney
swesrs that the stationery used by the
Sherman Liiera = Bureau in 1890 and
very large quantities were used was
furnished from the stores OF the Tres
sury Department; also that lunches
furnished at the Treasury Department
20 friends and edhcrsnis of Mr. Sher.
man during the sessions Of the Chicago
convention were charged in, the expep.
ditures OF the department SIS soap and
candles, and also 10 some other opera-
items Of tho snne character. Mr.. Pit.
ney. however, in reply to question by
member OF the committee, said he did
not know Whistler Dir. Sherman Voc
aware of these facts, but Hr. Sherman
himself would perhaps 10 well 10 rise
and explain. Last week, when Mr..
Vance offered in the Senate q resoiu-
ton 20 investigate the conduct OF affairs
in the sixth internal revenue collection
district Of North Carolina, Mr.. Sherman
objected and prevented It's considers
ton. This is the district where il is al.
legged that in the spring of 1850 n forced
levy Of twenty thousand dollars wss
made upon the employees of the collec-
tor TO be used in getting up Sherman
delegation TO Chicago, q number OF The
oficials having made affidavit that the
assessment was made upon them. The
testimony of one or more Of the then
prominent federal officials in MARYLAND
ps 10 interviews with Nr. Sherman on
this subject would, it is saii, be enter,
tanning and spicy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A terrible nc
cidont tool; place en- the Bal.imors and
Ohio Railroad on the night or tLe Ia
inss., 81 a plscc called Toll Gate. half
way between Grafton and Patketsburg.
The wcat bound express wag booming
along, wien all at once there was a
sudden shock, tho engine striking big
rock which had been disloiged from the
hillside and rolled on tho track. The
engine vas Gersls1, and went plunaing
into The store OF George ". James. sit
ua'ed near tbe road, and smashing sew
oral barrels OF oil standing on the porch
Of tho store. The boiler Of TIE engine
exploded, sud tic ciI ignili1g. The store
and the whole train, except two sIscp-
ere, were \ macs f Gsmca, sni were
soon c2nsumrj. JOIN GIeLEY. Tie en-
Ziacer, ard JoHY BagIrr. Che fireman.
ware instantly killed. Bo'h rcn were
Hom Grafton, and no :. allied TO their
csoIit that they stuck coursgeously and
horoics,ly 60 their posts The mail and
express matter was mostly sayed. so
injuries % passengers were reported
G-. James, loss is p'sced at $4,000
uuiunutcd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10

Ell to you. Kell X. tie last relic OF
the carpet banging IN the South calls
everything lair in love aud politics,
anu that hs-s boon the principle OF MS
private and public he, Beck. OF
Kentucky, Lies hot scotch. aud Wi.
liams, his colleague, wears the ONLY
wig IN The Senate David Davis IS
the largest man IN ;he Senate. ana -
frequently called Oh Fatty Davis
to Distinguish him from the West
Virginia Davis, who has tie best head
iof figures ana public debt statements
OF any man in either House OF Con.
gross. Garland OF Arkansas. Is pro
badly the best laryer now in the Sea
ate, and one OF tho best men. .o-
gan looks Ike The JACK OF Clubs, and
has spent mostot ;ljs time this session
IN the effort 10 pension l6s friend
Grant, measure voted for ~ many
Democratic Senator'S because they
feared their motives IN doing other
wise would be Observation-Disclosures
bu'ldozei IN doing what every honest,
sensible man knows Was a needless.
al" lse ih.ng. PnoSo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10

a SHOT AT THs QUEES.-As Queen
Victoria was entering her carriage at
Windsor on Thurday evening last man
named RoDEEICK MACLEAN in the sta
ton yard deliberately fred q pistol ST
her. The shot fred by MacLesn went
wide Of its mark. and, before the would
be assassin could repeat it, his pistol
was knocked from his hand by some
one standing near and lie himself was
in the hands Of the euraged crowd Of
persons who had witnessed the whole
transaction. 'MacLean 10 described "a
mssrably clad person. an inhshitant
OF tho South seq, AMI certsinIy n lana.
tic. His act can therefore have no 30.
liticsl Significance. SO far as known
ascIean makee no claim to have acted
upon any higher law suggested by in
spirStion,' nor. is any personal grievance
alleged. Ills luuacy will readily lie
conceded as queen Victoria is admired
and loved ~ ell hor rational subjecta.
Since lec coronation in June, 1853, sEe
has, az woman. wife and Qaeen, descrv.
cd and received an homage no. circum
sc'ibed hy the limi.s Of tile British ETA.
p'r-, mud nowhere more thsn in tie
United States is she regarded with tho
Loyalty always due 10 noble womanLooi.
II is the disadvantage of exha'tcd posi-
hon, however, 10 10 exposed 10 every
flying missile, aud the Queen has often
previous TO the present instance been
required tn pay tho penalty OF occupy
ing the throne by bong made TIE target
Of lunatics.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10
NEyyE o5c rIxu Day.

vanderbilt 20 be worth ono hundred
and sxty-ivo millions. or Que hundred
millions more than seven wears ago
-..JoHN d. DEyREss. public printer.
was on SUNDAY last lying dangerously
III at his residence in Washington city.
----Baitimore is trying to get the A
merican Agricultural Exposition in that
city in 1888. - -AIIegany county. I'D,
10 credited Nith % conyicts in Ito pen.
'tentiary, thirteen OF whom wsra born
IN that county. .-.JAH GOULD tho rail
road king, once sold mouse traps for a
living IA maa in Pittsburgh has ia
ken out 8 patent FOR glass shingles.
Tie nambcr 0! pupils in tue Catholic
/ scuools OF Maryland Is estimated st
seventeen thousand. With 425 teachers.
Ill - said the Hessian Gy ia playing
havoc with many Georgia ost Gells -.
There are 4s lawyers, II doctors and
III preachers in Charleston. this State.
The President has tall young son
who goes by the name OF PRIYcE Ar
THUR IN Washington Light travels
$4,000 miles in & second .VErSon
and the ground hog both missed il bad.
iy'thls time .Goose>growiDg is am0ng
the new iudustrie, introduced ito Tex
as. Recently fock OF geese, number.
ing 1880. shipped from Boone county,
No, arrived st Gainesville, where =
rancLe hal been prepared for ;hs,s. 1t
IS thought that ihis Investment viii pay
-. tsoBERT GREEN, a colored laborsr.
employed On the Mort Branch Rail.
rosd, was frozen 20 dcIth last week,
near Deer Park, and colored compan-
ion bad his feet badly frozen. :. Tho
Smallpox is spreading in Wayne aud
Cabell counties, this State During
1881, 3S,G2t deaths occurred in New
York city, aud IS 900 births were re-
/ ported III Is automatically stated that
The hurmors have cue thonsard ,nis-
sioraFies III this country and elsewhere
proseiy ting. Twelve boys, ranging in
age from eleven to fourteen wears. are
serving terms in the California p9ui.ca.
tiary --..At St. Petersburg there arc
! $4,000 mote males tLsu females. Tbs
! secret OF the snake ch2rnsrs OF frdia
is said to be sewing up The mouths 0 T..
their snakes -. Liberia has popula.
ton of about twenty thousand Amcri-
can born negroes,who cxercises control
over million native biacka =. Il is
supposed that Gle rubber tree grows
wild IN all tropical climates a ajor
PINTO, tho Portuguese explorer OF hfri-
ca says lie found n usiiYe white race
IN the interior Of Africa who resemble
the ugliest OF the negroes, aud sra h;i-
eous and savage -. Fifty -ouo deaths
ia Wheeling during The month Of Feb
rdary -..-President TAYLoB, or the
Mormon church, recently married lis
2Sth wife, q buzom Mass1chnsecls wid.
ow. -Four days after the wedding she
so disturbed hia family arrangement
that lie shippe! uer to San Francisco.
rn;,oJ co.. .'.,r '''! ~ ID.
m,tfna f~r,rua -. l,,.' N' '''N 81
tho stre,is a,r;~o7 49,. ~ q ''" 80.
s,reeis f,r :, VI S.. ',,P VIC
hossts ton,l.....r,., -
AL s,,,ri.... = .......',,''
otbo- Loros fem, -. -
and j. ,o.eoc,r,. 5,--I,..,
y, Far, Con-, 3,A,o.a r5,t. 800,
4G2e ,,oot ,;O, ~. 40 ~ -
file o.rtast r,1a -, - y, - ~
81 f., n,r,.s r.. 80
dsa.hs f.. R.,,:,,,r. 80
D,,t, >-,..,,, 49, -.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10

a EorcC FROM THE Pn.ss.-I t,ke
this opportunity to bear iss,inony 10
me eiicacy Of your IIap Hftlcrs. Ez.
pcct'hg 20 find than nau7cous anil bitter
aud composed Of bsl ahiskcr. NC were
atrccsbly surprised ~ their nil taste.
just like cup of tea. 4 Mrs. Crcss.
well ard = Hr'. Conner. friends, have
likewise uiei, s1i prooopace them lie
best medicine hoy have ever taken FOR
building az strength nod .s.inK up TIE
system. wss troubled Nth cosliye.
ness. headache and want Of sppstits.
bly, ailments ara nov ST. gone. I have
yearly con,r.es With = doctor to looL
after tie health Of inyso!i ard family,
bat mood him not nov.
S. gIILlLAND.
July Is, 1873. Peoples Advocate.
Flsburzb, ia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10

Wheeling htNgenrer: In 1870
West Virginia contained 552.327 sheep
and in 1880 the census shows eco. $50
a gain Of about 20 per cent. In 1870
Ohio bad 8928s}5, Which number fell
OTTO A24f SO in 1880. Pcun.ylyania
had ,7ot5ol in 1870. and fell on in
1859 10 1,G}2,sO7.
u is STAYED that the p-escn, national
banking system will probably not DO
in'etiorcd With. The house committee
on banking and currency have decided
TO report a bin p-ov'dln. for ro.cbo--
ter OF The banks as fsst a, their present,
charters expire.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-07-22
CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

THERE was another big talk over the
river and harbor bill in the Senate ON the
It'll The sundry civil bill disturbed the Sc
renity of the House.
THE statement that Minister Lowell
rendered his resignation is officially denied
at the White House and at the State De-
partment.
The Arkansas Republicans have NOM
mated Col. w. 2. Slacl. for Governor.
THE tick mills at San Jose, Cal,
burned on the 9th. Loss nearly 100000.
THOMAS MAGUIRE, a stonemason, cut
his brothers throat from ear to ear, in Bos-
ton, Mass, July 6, during family quarrel.
IT is reported that the Indians at the
Southern Ute Agency are in state OF rebel
lion caused by the killing of one OF their
number by an Indian policeman. The set
tiers have been warned Of danger by Agent
Patton. Advices from San Carlos, Ariz.,
are to the effect that Colvig, chief OF scouts,
and three of his men were killed by White
Mountain renegades.
THE Grand Ledge House and the
Campbell Hotel at Grand Ledge, Mich,
cSiA
Mullen, who went to bed drunk, persisted in
the flames.
JOHN NEYsoN, aged 10, and a play
mate named Wagner, were drowned while
bathing near Milwaukee, Wis, on the 9Th.
A PARTY of eccentric cowboys rode
into St. Johns, Ariz., the other day and
commenced shooting right and left, which
of the marauders were soon put to flight,
one being wounded. Nat. Green, the
leader. and four others went to an adobe
house and kept up the fight, resulting in
the killing of Jas. Vaughan and Nathan G.
Tennev, the latter a prominent Mormon
and at one time bishop. Dixie Green was
wounded in the left hand. Nat and Harris
Green surrendered and were locked up.
MILTON SMITH, of Kirkwood, Mo-,
was shot and probably fatally injured by his
son Guy, aged 10, on the 7th. The boy had
| been PLAYING some mischievous pranks on
little brother, and upon being punished re-
| taliated with revolver.
NEAR McAlister, Ind. T., the other
day. Rev. W. J. Spaugh, Methodist min
| lister. who had incurred the enmity OF some
young Indians whom he had corrected in
| school, was set upon in a lonely spot, and,
after desperate struggle, killed.
E. C. WOODBURY., who has been con-
| fined in an insane asylum at New York for
two years, has been pronounced sane by a
! iury, and his Incarceration is denounced as
| an outrage. Mr.. Woodbury. thinks there are
| other victims in the institution.
A DISPATCH from Moscow on the fth
announces, the sudden death OF Gen. sko-
belief, of heart disease.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-07-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Irish parliamentary party has
held a caucus and concluded to filibuster
against the Government, and the Cabinet
has, on the other hand, determined to expe-
diate the passage of the repression bill in
every way possible.
GENERAL GRANT was a witness be-
fore the coroner's jury at Long Branch the
other day, and was given two silver quar-
ters, which he pocketed.
EX-SENATOR CHRIsTIANCY permitted
himself to be beckoned into the Lugenbeel
residence in Washington, July 8, by his
wife, who sought his forgiveness. Some Of
his friends gave him an eXcoriation for his
weakness, and he now states that he will
Immediately file bill for divorce on the
ground OF desertion.
The British House of Commons
voted urgency for the repression bill-229
to 81.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has nominated
Colonel c. II. Crane to be Surgeon General,
John Davis to be Assistant Secretary Of
State, and Eugene Schuyler to be Minister
Resident to Roumania. Servia and Greece.
Lew Wallace is made Envoy at CONSTANT
nople, John NJ. Francis Minister to Portu-
gal, and NJ. C. Cramer Minister to Switzer-
land.
Mr.. LoUBAT, having been expelled
from the Union Club of New York because
OF the dueling fiasco, has begun an action in
the Supreme Court for reinstatement.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has been hon
ored with the degree Of LII. D. by Union
College.
ICHABoD GOODWIN, New Hamp-
shire's first war Governor, died on the
Fourth.
THE Pope says the position OF the
Church in Italy is heco ming worse than
ever. He charges the government with bad
faith in refusing exequaturs to twenty Blsh-
ops he had nominated.
THE trustees of Williams College have
given to Professor Hewitt, Of Chicago, the
chair of ancient languages, and voted to
endow it with the Garfield memorial fund.
EDWIN CowLEs, of Cleveland, has
instituted libel suit for S25, 600 against
Bishop Gilmour, on account OF letter re-
ferring to the invalid daughter Of the editor.
Mrs. E. L. WESTON died at Green
field, N. H., July 5, at the age OF 1o4 years
and months.
THE Greenback-Labor party Of Con-
necticut nominated A. P. Tanner, OF New
London, for Governor, and II. c. Baker, OF
Hartford, for Lietenant- Governor.
p. SHERMAN, of Des Moines, Iowa,
a brother of the General and Senator, was
badly injured by the fall Of ladder the 9th
er day.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-07-22
Another Kansas Tornado.

ATCHISON, Kan, July ).
At5:3G D. m. a tornado swept over Columbus,
Kan, accompanied by terrible hail, wind and
rain. Trees were uprooted and grain stacked
in fields sent in all directions, while corn i'll
fine growth was cut down. The clouds were
two in number, rolling, tossing, tumbling, ris-
ing and falling, laying waste all property
which the grinding end touched. j. p
Thomas had his frame house complete
iy demolished Six persons were in
the house The NEST injured
small son, severely, who may die. Mrs.
A. Davis had her kitchen blown down and the
side Of her residence blown in. She was sick
in bed, and a child was badly hurt. The barns
of George Barley, George Smith, S. Carey and
P. Studebaker were all blown down and de-
molished and stock much injured. Best &
Sons new mill was partly dem )lishcd. In the
last all the windows and all the frames We're
smashed TO splinters
Farms and towns in Crawford Cou lty were
visited at !, much later hOur when houses,
barns, fences trees and gra n We're laid low in
all directions, with Peter Crawford and James
Arrowsmith reported dead and their families
injured by being bloWa away