Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14


really come in earnest" A rather
languid earnestness so farsas this strip
of country is concerned. w
Congressman Sparks, of Illinois, sto
thinks the Democracy is ON top in his fro
state. 1t was not known before that pee
MIR. Sparks was such hard drinkers ere
President j. III. Seelye, of Amherst -
College, is to discuss dynamite as a ~
Factor in Civilization in the July ,ne
number of the North American Re- 4
view. 'n"'
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The oratorical cyclone has ceased to pla
beat upon the devoted heads of the star Co
route jurors. They will feel certain eve
degree of loneliness for some time to sit
come. s4.....-s..s.4s..s-s an,
An American artist. +. A. Abbey,
was recently paid two thousand five fac
hundred dollars for water color draw COZ
ing, by the publishers of the London sta
Pictorial World ira
pas..,,..--. --.-o--17 c- tel
wa
neunces that hereafter newspapers -
must be treated as sacredly as letters.
An honest postmaster general is the r,
noblest work of the President.
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'Chicken down yellow is the latest of
tint. If you want to know the color inc
glance at the upper lip of a young brs
gentlemen acquaintance who is strug- She
with an invisible mustache. ha,
..prooa -. pIood,, 49, a. the
band of striking miners in southern
Illinois last week, and now after hay oo'
ing enjoyed a season of the last they re- iio'
ceive the first at state expense. wa
dis
An exchange starts off with the head sor
ing "Merrick buries Dorsey" The mu
news is too good to be true, therefore del
it is not at all strange to read little un.
further on that Mr.. Dorsey is still above sew
ground. val
Mr.. Hendricks thinks the ..old not
ticket would be about the thing for the gri
Democratic party to nominate next OF
year. MIR. Hendricks should reserve wa
his opinions; the Greystone sage may the
be dead by that time. ant
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The Democrats of Iowa have nomi- r.
mated the following ticket: Governor, no.
L. G. Kline; Lieut. Governor, Justin W.
c. Clark; Supreme Court Judge, Walter fro
|. Hayes; Superintendent of Public TOD
Instruction, Edgar B. Farr. So,
A convict who was recently parloned pc:
by Governor Butler, of Massachusetts, &c
for the reason that he was in dying of
condition, was caught some time later eve
burglarizing store in Rhode Island Oh;
As q restorative to health pardon is the
unequalled. Ha
A recent issue of the St. Paul Pioneer
Press contains another illustration of the
enterprise which characterizes that
paper, in the production of succinct
history of Bozeman, Montana, with cuts ~
of its principal buildings and street :.
views. i's
Pnallas, a rangy gelding owned by clil
mark on the record book 2:18l at the on
| Cleveland meeting. He is half broth fro
er to Jay-Eye See, and the heat is said tor
to be the fastest ever trotted by a inc
youngster with no record. of
| Bids have been called for by the Navy !"
Department for the construction of the nv
new steel cruisers. The department 'ni
hos ead l;n,;t ahoro ,,,h;a,, -, h;a tea
will he considered. This is very good 70.
as starter, but the important question -"
is whether or not the department will oi'
increase the service after the contract ~
has been let
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"Mac," formerly of the Muscoda of
News, is safely anchored in Glendale, tn,
Dakota, and sends greeting to his Grant the
county friends in the shape of the old Sn
News with an Glendale head on it. ma
The Glendale News is bright, breezy nm
sheet, well printed and apparently not bu
lacking for active support May Dakota tn,
prove the land of promise to the enter be
prising proprietor. tv
jack Haverly, the colossus among ca
theatrical managers, has failed AS tai
failure to Haverly means only tenn err
porary retirement from the glare of tn
public life, the announcement does not III
create that amount of CONSERVATION that be
might be apprehended among his W.
friends. Mining speculation and gam sa
bling were the two principal causes for o.
the catastrophe. tn
The Ohio Republicans after conven- I.
ton marked by the greatest harmony, r..
nominated the following ticket. Gov
ernor, Judge j. B. Foraker, of Cincin-
natl; Lieut.. Governor, VIM. Grove; y
Supreme Judge Qong term) w. II. !,
Upsor; Supreme Judge (vacancy and -
Icing term) John III. DOYLE; Clerk of the j,
Supreme Court, Dwight Crowell; At .,
torney General. n. B. Earnhort; Au- -.
ditor, John F. Oglevie; Treasurer, John :,
G. Brown; Com. of Common schools, !,
d. S. De Wolf; Member of Board of =
Public works. Leo Weltz.
The annual meeting of the state pro- he
hibitory association was held IN Madi-
son last week with limited number in NJ
attendance. The following officers be
were elected for the ensuing year: n,
President Samuel ID. Hastings. of d
Dane; vice president, j. A. Plumb. of Sc
Rock; secretary, II. H. Giles. of Dane; til
treasurer, r. Fargo, of Jefferson. Re- Is
, solutions endorsing an extract from a III
. speech of Emory Storrs. reasserting hi
that prohibition was the only way of ].
regulating saloons, asserting the liquor
: question had been taken into politics
years ago by liquor dealers, and de- p'
, claring as the CONVICTION OF the con- L.