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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
Steamer Wrecke'

The steamship Ilyrian, from Liverpool for
Boston, was recked near Cape Clear light, on
tie Irish coast, on the night of the 18th.
Passengers and crew were saved.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
Another Marrow Eseape.v

A London dispatch of the 18th says: "A tin
can containing forty decorators for firing dyna-
mite was found to-day under the wall of
Woolwich Arsenal. Another tin box near by
labeled Ground TIMBER" IF the material proves
to be dynamite it seems without doubt that a
large portion of the arsenal had a narrow
escape"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21

The failure of the Northwestern Car Com
pany, created some excitement at Saltwater,
Mimi, and a run was inaugurated on the First
National Bank. The run was checked after
S25, 900 had been paid out.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21

The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias, convened
at Madison, on the 18th inst. The order Is in
t1ourlshing condition in the state.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
F;ftv-four Indictments.

The special grand jury which was appointed
to consider the crimes growing out of the riot
at Cincinnati, made report on the 18th.
Fifty-four indictments were returned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
Heavy DAMAGES.

The jury in the civil case of Samuel Freddy,
of Potts Landing, against the Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad Company at Norristown Pa.
damages for the loss of buildings by fire
which originated from the sparks of freight
engine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
Wind In Illinois.

Dispatches from Quincy, Ill, of the 18th, re-
port heavy storm of wind and rain in that
section, which did considerably damage to
property. No one is reported injured.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
No Female Preachers

The Methodist Conference at Philadelphia,
on the 18th, adopted report of the itineracy
committee declaring action on the question of
allowing women to preach inexpedient.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
A Suit Involving $1,000

Twelve suits against the city of Watertown,
Wis, involving 100000, we're decided by the
supreme court on the 10Th inst, in favor of the
dir
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21

thur ran to his fathers assistance, ana ram
fred upon him, inficting mortal injuries
Boxey BRAY and William Henderson,. at
Pittsburg, resisted arrest al the hands or
Officers English and McAleese, on the Iote,
and in self defense the officers shot poth men.
In a family quarrel near Trenton, on the 18TH
inst, George II. Slyer shot and Killed nus son
Solomon. ,,
For the murder of Henry Williams. in March
of last wear, George Andrew Horn and William
Henry Gribben, both young men, were hanged
at Ashland, O., on the 10th inst. over lO,0Uo
peonle assembled to witness the execution, but
only very small number OF them were ad-
mitted. Nine companies OF militia were
stationed about the jail.
Charles and VIM Hamilton, for the murder
Of Carl steidle, were on the 10th, sentenced to
to be hanged on the 18th of July.
Christ Reibling was executed at Morrison,
H.. on the 10th, for the murder of Albert
Lucia, last Christmas. Reibling resided in Mil
until about ten years ago.
Riley Anderson and James and Alfred Nc
Cullough, father and son, were hanged al
Greenville, S. c., on the 10Th, for murder.
w. Began Cash, leader of the South Carolina
gang of cut-throate, was surrounded by posse
In charge of deputy United States marshal at
Cheraw, near Charleston. on the 18th. He
resisted and fired on the party, when they re-
turned the fire, Kidding him with bullets.
A. A. Shaw, treasurer of Claire County,
Mich, was bucked and gagged at Harrison, the
County seat, on the 18th inst, and robbed OF
$4,000.
During game of ball at Pittsburg, on the
14th inst, James fash and William Fortune
quarreled and fash hit the other with brick
infiIcting injuries from which he died the same
day.
Isaac d. Edrehi, New York chemist, shot
his wife and 5-year-old son-fatally woundlng
them-and then blew out his own brains OH the
18th
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21

A Royal Birthday.
WATERFOWL. MIS-

The coming of age of the Russian CzaroWitz
was celebrated with great pomp and magnlt-
cence at st. Petersburg, on the 18th inst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21

NINE. NILSSON walks two miles a day
for exercise, and is robust, healthy
woman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
Nraxico Confirms the Treaty

The Mexican Senate, on the 10Th INST, con
firmed the recently adopted reciprocity treaty
between that country and the United States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21

THE national amateur regatta will be
held at Watkins N. Y, in August.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21


An old lady named Betsy Mynard, residing
near Racine, was fatally gored by cow on the
18th.
Secretary Folger, on the 18th, forwarded
100000 in legal tenders to New York. to be
used in case OF necessity.
A dispatch was received on the 18th inst,
from New Orleans, announcing the finding of
the body of Tully Ell. Smith, who disappeared
from his home in Milwaukee week previous.
Suicide.
The legislature of New York adjourned on
the 18th inst.
By a railroad collision on the plain of st.
Denis, near Paris, on the 18th inst, two per-
sons were killed and thrty-one injured
. Antoine Hoff, of Indianapolis was run over
by train al st. Louis, on the 14th, and in
stautly killed.
Eight hundred miners in the Pittsburg coal
the 18th.
Thomas Higgins, an old resident, dropped
dead at his home in Milwaukee on the 14th
inst.
Wabash train decap1tated switchman
named Van Alien at Cairo, H., on the 18th.
Cyrus Mccormick. the great harvester man
ufacturer, died at Chicago, on the 18th inst,
aged rs years.
Christian Konst, aged 60 years, was run
down and killed by train in a covered railway
bridge, Milwaukee,, on the 18th inst.
The roof of a railway tunnel in process of
construction at Dexter, Pa, caved in on the
18th, killing two men and badly injuring three
others.
Henry Stevenson died at the Armory police
station, Chicago on the night of the 18th. He
fought desperately when arrested and was
probably dubbed too vigorously.
A lunacy commission at New York on the
18th, declared Benjamin Wallace, soap manu-
facturer, insane. He is worth $500, 200.
About $50 pounds of glycerine exploded at
the Dunbar works, Port Colborne, on the 18th
inst. wrecking the building. No one was in
inred.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21
Political.

The Democrats of the Third Indiana District,
on the 18th, on the 571st ballot, nominated Jo-
mas G. Howard for Congress.
The Twelfth Indiana District Democrats have
re- nominated Judge Robert Lowry.
At the Democratic joint caucus of Louisiana.
held on the 10th, j. B. Eustice was nominated
for the United States Senate, to succeed Sena-
tor Jonas.
The Second Massachusetts District Demo-
Gratis, on the 18th, chose delegates to Chicago,
and instructed them to work for Butler.
The representatives of New York, Maryland
and the District of Columbia at the Anti
Monopoly convention at Chicago, claimed that
the convention was manipulated in the interests
of Butler, and was not representative. They
Withdrew from the convention.
The National Anti-Monopiy convention met
at Chicago on the 18th, and organized by the
election of o. J. Streeter chairman and b. +.
Shively secretary. Fourteen states were rep
resented by 800 delegates. After a somewhat
stormy session, Benz. f. Butler was declared to
be the choice of the convention for president
The Democrats of New Jersey held their
state convention at Trenton on the 14th. A
long platform was adopted. delegates chosen
to the national convention, and a resolution
adopted favoring presidential ticket bearing
the names of Tilden and Hendricks. The del
egates were unlnstructed.
The Dakota Democratic territorial conven-
ton met at Pierre on the 14th inst, with 116
delegates present. James s. Foster of David
son County was made permanent chairman.
Delegates-at-large: F. Nj. Zeibach and l.. nj.
Mccormick. The delegates are uninstructed,
but it is understood that they favor Tilden for
president.
At the Virginia Democratic state convention,
held at Richmond on the 14th inst, district del
egates and delegates-at-large were chosen. A
platform favoring tariff for revenue only was
adopted, and Tilden and Hendricks declared to
be the choice of the party for president and
vice-president.
The Democrats of the Sixteenth Congress
sional District of Illinois met In convention at
Olney on the 18th. Four candidates for Con-
gress were put in the field, and after 1919 ballots
without choice the convention adjourned till
the next day.
THE Third Massachusetts District Democrats
at Boston, on the 18th, elected F. o. Prince
and Patrick Mcguire delegates to Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-21

PANAMA canal-diggers unearthed
Sd, 600 of American gold coins April %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-05

lit bic erife giirserpHidt!" User in Der
Gage 1T, tdsIi9 nabrbaft gu ipeiien, Dor
Oiatfeblern, ausidreitunSen unb Grtdls
tunsen iid) gu bitten, biIOet fir Gbolerae
elm iebr unsinitiseS ansriisObisct.
S6pa9Iids gerionsn werben etuas trafs
tiaere Nabrlns 81 iid nebmen miiiien,
inionberbeit 6lsiibfoit; ferner seriase
Mensen bon &bum, 6iri6waiier, altem
Gosnac ober itarfem 8ein nit Gbee. gu
bitten bat man iid unbebinst Dor uafers
rei6en gesetabilien, wie @urten, Wtelos
men &C., ferner Dor aaem llnreiien, wenn
es ni9t etua gut burd9eto9t 1T, bann Dor
sdbrenben unb faulen Nabrunssmitteln,
Dor i6peruerbauli9en, fetten Speiien /;
bsnn bic %serinsite MISUNDERSTANDING
bietet Der Gbolera elm ansriisfelo. Ri3t
minber aber grtdltuns, weswesen auf ras
tionels &leiburs gu adten lit. Dor al
lem a9te man auf ben re%selmdBisen Stubls
gang, i6ide BEL OiarrObe gum glrst, be-
9ebe ii6 l6leunisit gu 8stt unS iu9e ii9
In S9psiB 81 brinsen. Our9 bas unabs
laliise 46ten auf biarrboii9e gridsinuns
unb bur9 lofortises ginnebmen BON Spis
Imtropfen unter GrStli9em geiitanb wirb
bas arDBte un6eil perbiitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-05

itebt. 8ir sratuliren Germ More6ee -
penn aud etpas ipdt, BON bier aug, MINI
i9en ibm aaes Slid, boffen, baB ibm nod
uiele Sabre bes Wirtens bei9eert iinb, baB
CT ben sansen grfols Der tatbolii9en
8runbidse In Bel9ien nod iiebt unb baB,
wenn i'm Ser bimmlil9e Batter su iiH
nimntt, er inn aud Die &rone Ses 6ims
msIs ;u Sbeil werben laiIe!
5err albert SuIien, Sobn bes
Bantiers 5errn Sulien gu ct. Subert, Fat
su 2Ouen oas sueite @ramen ais Ganbibdt
fir bas Ooctorat Der @i6eni9afteu beS
~itanoen.
am 90. Suli brad elm @epitter iber
Wontsles8 Ban los II. that benz @etreibe sroS
BEN S3aben Der 6asel i9lls piele Sem
iter elm unb Der Sturm bauite b6ie IN BEN
G~annenudlSern.
Im Is. Suit ri9teten @euitter sros
BEN S4aben gu attert, Nobrehart, gtalIe
unb @eroupiIe an.
Im 10. 5 full entlub ii9 ein @ewitter
iber &enbeur unb bic l1msesenb, bas
i9redli9 bauite. Stint Stanben bauerte
es unb idredlid balte Der roaenbe Oomner
an ben 5eIsuanoeu BET Surtbe wieber. gs
itiirmte, baseIte, bliste, bonnerte, rauidte,
toite, baB bic Sbiere bss SeIbes ii9 err
i9redt uertrodsn unb bic Meni9en bic
HANDKERCHIEF bes Simmels anriefen.
@lidli9erweiie lit tein auBsrsew6bnIider
S4aoen su betIasen. 3ueimal i9lus ber
glit elm, obne su siinben, bod uurben
uiele Bdume entruur3elt.
gtutI T a nj Ser Stabt arIon.
Seiratben. = Nm 8. Sult, M. q.
@inot nit Nnna Glor. @eplanb.--@m 12.
goeleitine golas NIT Marie Tberele Orr
ban.-Nm A.. Sean Sacque &ei9arb nit
Marie lboma unb s. s. Oomtniep nit
9atb. Brad. s
SterbefaIIe.-Im 9. SuIi, Rofds
lie 8reper, 81 Sabre alt, 8ittwe pom s.
6. Tbomas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-05
8eI8ti@ . ~Smgembur8.

SuMrIon feierte am II. Suli, Ser,
M. 6. Moreiiee iein 25idbriseS Subildum
ais &eoaeteur uRb Director bes bur1 uni
bur9 tatboIiidsn Tassblattss vSoir bu
luxembourg. Nas Notabilitdten be,
Yrouins 9uremburs waren suiammense:
tommen, bas i5Sne Subelfeit bieies bod:
uerbienten Mannes gu feiern. Baron b
9oosporif itanb al Der Spite bes @omites.
gu ct. Martin wobnten am Seittase biz
Samilie bes 9erru Morehee uno bic @dits
einem 9o9amte bel, bas Der Oedant ielbi
celebrate. Nu1 bic tatboIii9sn S9ul.
timber febten ben Sesen bss !Simmels uui
ben Subilar berab. lin 2 llbr Mittass
iammslten iid gae su einem SsltmabIs, bas
gu gbren bes Subilars seseben waro, II. aui
benz Baron b Soosbporlt bic feierli1e In.
rsbe belt uno Die Serbienite bss wadsreu
Mannss in bas re9te 9idt fsuts. Damn
am S9luB iiberreidte Der Eebner Serru
Woreies cine soloene S9nupftabafSboie,
bsren Oedsl aufs tiinitli9ite eiieIirtiit uni
bic auf Der einen 9ansisite bic Sni9rifi
fiibrt: Eide ct veritate. (Wegen @laus
ben unb @abrbeit). Snwenbis trdst bic
Dole sinsrauirt bic Worte: "Les catho-
hques hu~remJourgeois d Eag6ne Moress6e
diirecteur de la Eoir du Luxembourg. =
Juba6 de XKV ans de journalisme,'
Sin anberer Rebner iibersab linn Elm tunit:
reid sotbii9es, ciielirtes, uersoIbeteS grlei:
fir, @ei9ent bes Glerus. Serr Sacquss
Wtidaelis, Der uniern 9eiern woblbetanntt
tiidtise Correspondent unieres Slattes, II,
Inbere bielten pahenbe @nipraden. Sc
lief cine san,e anSabI Seslidwiinidunss:
tslssramme elm. Die Serrn Morsnee &c:
bra9te Ovation lit cine woblpsrbiente
Wenn Der alts tatbolii9s S9lenbrian aus
Der Propins Suremburg 9eidwunben uni
bort bic Satboliten ibre Yni9tsn aud be
ben @abIen erfiaen, 10 trdst Serr Morei
Zee einen sroBen Sbeil bes Serpienites
SINNER mar er auf Der Sre9e, entl9ieoen
i9neipis, ME UNI arsumente perlesen, ia,
CT benz QiberaliSmuS furdtbars StSBe per
istt. @as Wunbsr, baB bic 9~iberalen ibr
baBteu, uerfolsten, i~traften, einiperrten
dieanirten, no iie MIR fonnten. IS bal
slaes ni9t. Satte bas @roBbersostbuu
0uremburs 20 Sabre iol9 elm entidieoensY
Slatt sebabt, es itanbe bort bslsr, ais e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-05

Yereiuiste Staateu.

Der tarSIt9 seweibte Yries
tier, Serr so. g. Sung, Sobn unieres
ti9tisen @senten in &Oainsitone, Winona
Co., Minn., bat istt ieinen Wirfunss.
freis in ct. Sames, Watonwan &c.,
Minn., erbalten.
Ger 9 u9bdnbIer Ssrr ". &aelin
tbeilt uns i'm Nuftrase bes &eu. @Iobsn,
Der bic @aafabrtsfir9e gu yWaria Gro:
fterin Der 8etriibten" in garep, Ohio, per-
febt, nit, baB ct biibide SpibenbiIber bss
gotipaltars 81 Carer, Der bas wabre gbs
bib bes @naoenbilbss in 0uremburs trdst,
Al perfaufen bat. sic toiten NIT beuts
i9em obsr enslii6em Sitel unb 9ebet auf
benz Hiifen As, obne @ebet 35 Gents per
Ousenb. gs iinb bieie 0ilber i96ne
Grinneruusen an bic Waafabrt mad Carer
nnb eisnsn iid iebr gut gu @ei9enten.
Wir banten fir bic uns %iiberlanbtsn Wus
iter unb bitten uniere 0eier, Die iol9e Bill:
Der winiden, ii9 on 9erm u. &aelin,
go. 81 Gberrp Ctr, GoleSo, Ohio, gu
tpenoen.
ais No | I bic eritsn Yeri9te iiber bic
@reelp.g rpeoition luien. fubr uns Der @es
bante burb ben &opf, Oh nidt elmer unies
rer Qanbsleute broben ben Cob in ben
itarren gisfelbern bes Norbens ~sefunben,
ba ia bic 9uremburser oft ba gu finben iinb,
mo iie am wenisiten eruartet wsrben.
0ti6tis! Oas srite 0erSei9niB Der Del ber
grpeoition umsstommenen 0eutiden fibrt
ais eriten NitoIaus Caller aus & u;
remburs on. Nir sosen grtunoisurs
gen elm un6 fanben aus, baB aler Wabrs
i5einIi6feit mad Caller aus &iintis lit,
no bsute nod bic SamiIie lebt, Der mir
bieie traurise Soti9aft auf unsewSbnlis
DIEM 8ese mittbeilen.
On 50 a g. ben 4. b. 3d., warb gu
ct. Oonatus, Sadlon &c., Soma, 9err
Nifolaus Yors nit 9lnna Maria 6ir9sn,
seb. Bouu, bur9 ben bo9w. Sater
&uapple bon bort sbelid Setraut. 0as
gbepaar ldBt ii6 In 9incoln Co., uns
melt Siour Sails, in Oafota nieber. Slid
nnb SeSen gum neuen Sunbe!
.@m Conner # a q I. SO. sur Na6t,
cine 9isrtelitunbe por Mitterna6t, itarb
perieben nit ben 81. Saframenten, Serr
Sean Pierre 9omann IN ct. Oonatus,
Sadion Co., Soma. Oerlslbe mar 26
Sabre alt, lebis, unb gu ct. 0Ouatus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-05
Sir6fi&e 2leuiSRetten.
Snlanb.
Grsbi6ceeS ct. 0ouis.

Sr6otpce { vi. pulS.
NHf 8nni6 bes bodw'it item Serrn Grss
bii6ofs bat lebte @o1e i'm Sibliotbef8ims
mer Der ct. Soiepbss Stride gu ct. 9ouis
Die @abl elmer Insabl &atboliten itattses
funben, bic seitern an bemielben Srte Ell
men ausI1uB pom OretBebn erlpdblten,
mel6e ais gertretuns Der 8atboliten pom
ct. 9ouis cine Corporation bilben ioaen.
Oieier Corporation wiro Der bodw'it tie tSerr
Gr,bii9of bas @runbeisentbum, besrenst
i'm Norben BON Der Martet, i'm . item BON
ber 3peiten, i'm Siben bon Der Iuep unb
i'm @eiten BON ber britten StraBe CUR 8ers
,ualtuna iibertrasen, nit Der Bsbinsuns,
baB Die Gintinfte bteies @runbeisentbums
fir ben 8au unb bic grbaltuns elmer &as
tbebrale &C. fir INNER bsitimmt ieien unb
baiIelbe niemals p~ertauft perben ioue.
Oieies @runbeisentbum 1T Dor As Sabren
auf 90 Sabre perpa9tet worben gu 6 pros
sent bes 8ertbes, Der uon 3eit ;u 3eit
bur9 Mbiddsuns ermittelt wirb. Ote
alte Ratbebrale an ber Waluuts StraBe bat
nit bieier transaction ni9ts su tbun, ions
bern wirb Dor wie mad nod beiteben bleis
bsu.-(9srOlb b. @l.)
GrsbiSeeie Baltimore.
Ser bodu. P. Spacintb gpp, Yrouins
cial Der oitli9en GapucinsrsO rbens: Yros
pins, wel9er in Cumberland ieinen Sis
bat, lit uorise ISOLDE BON ieiner &eiie nad
&om, mo ct an Der Wabl bes neuen Or
bsns: @enerals unb am sroBen General:
Capitol bes Orbens tbeilsenommen bat,
sliitli6 rteber~ suriidsefebrt uno bat suerit
feline Srbensbriibsr in Pittsburs, Ba., nit
fsinsm geiu9e ~erfreut.
Hep. p. G5as. Yicciriqo, S. j., 8iblis
otbetar in Woobitod college, Mo., bat
tiirsli6 iein 5oidbrises OroensiubiIdum
sefeiert.
Sn Baltimore 1T am /. Suli Nancp
&i9ss, Todter zines bortisen proteitantis
f9en 8aufmanns ais Noui,in In ben Mont
be Gales Gonuent einsetreten.
Oi6ees ct. YauI.
Cine teIesrapbii6e Oepei6e pom l. B.
M. melbet: Scr bo9p'ite 8iidof
Grace bat rpesen boben slltsrs bas biidof-
Ii1e 9lmt nieberselsst unb auf ieinen
@unid wirb 8ii9of Srelanb nit poler
Suitimmuns bes Yapites iein Na9folSer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-05

ielbi / sebirtis. Seine fterbliden llebers
rsite wurben nm Sonntas auf hem @ots
tesader ber @smetrbe beiseiett. r. l. P.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-10-16
DEEEs.

'~,@---r~-~~~-- ->-'--. -C>-~-r----~'-->--~
IN Lancaster, October 8. Willie o.. infant son
- /" IN -iis " i'l"n Ai0oin' 'ssu mont ~
"',N 80
t, s,' s i 5 ao2, ne 81 q
r,Tjhcr,,. Ma - 1irs p,tor seen
>, n Lanca iter' Ap5l, 1851 son Of Ar ana Mrs
herman Asu''' o.e" Sod'7
!, Il LaneaS, e., Nay ~, IT MAMIE, aaushter q
bafius ana Mary "aiker- ased aooul years
In Lancas Y March 3o =, pr. } f. Kinney,
"seu aoout 50 years
In Lancaster, March ~, ~, Linda, daughter Of
MT ana Mfs. batla SehTelhef-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-10-16
Grand Republican Victory!
From! j,t1at, 10000 Republican Nssrity'
Large Republican Gains in West Virginia

One Of the most desperately contested
battles. considering the numbers en-
gagged, that was ever fought on this
continent, occurred on the Ohio river,
the dividing line between the loyal
North and the Rebel South, last Tues
day. and the Confederate forces were
routed in Ohio, and driven across the
river into West Virginia. The Repub-
licans Of Ohio covered themselves with
glory. and it will keep the Confederate
forces busy from now until the Noyem-
Der election, carrying off their wounded
aud burying the Democratic dead. Full
returns arc not yet received, but enough
have been received to indicate that the
State has gone Republican by. from
900 to 10000 majority. A change Of
from %, coo to 35, 900 since the election
a year ago. The returns from West
Virginia are moager, but the probability
is that it has gone Democratic, and is
saved TO the Solid South, By a small
majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-10-16
.R9pllllCal MEETINGS
COL, JOHN C. SPOONER viii.
BORN.


In smelser, TO Rudolph r. and Ella Luce,
son, September 20, 81
In Lancaster, TO II. P, and Flora Green, son
July -, 'S4.
In Lancaster, to Edward and Josephine Walk
er, son, July Il, 81.
In Lancaster, to Henry and Lizzie DIESEL,
| son, June rs, 81.
| In Lancaster, to and Elenor Lane. 4
| daughter June 20, 81.
In Lancaster, to VIM. and Alice Ketner a son
| June Il, 81
! In Lancaster, to John and -- Miles, a son
| May 26, 81.
| In Liberty. to Patrick and -- Finncgan, a
daughter May 81 81.
In Lancaster, to Reuben and Fannie Garner, a
! son, May H. 81
In Hurricane, to Budd and Eflic Duncan, son,
May l. 81.
In Lancaster, to Joseph and Isabella Alcorn, a
child, May IS, 81.
In Lancaster, to William and Mary smith, a
In Lancaster to Frederick and - Hiberinc,
a son, Feb. IL, 81.
In Lancaster to Vincent and Amelia Wes-
| baum a daughter, January 90 81.
In Lancaster, to Teofe aud Jula zadrzewise, a
| daughter, January Is, ST.
In Fennimore, to Milton [. aud Martha f.
| Shearer, a daughter, August % -.
i " lOl-
ford, son, Aug. l., 81
In Hazel Green To Peter w. and Elizabeth
Waters. daughter, August 49, 81.
In Hazel Green TO Richard aud Elizabeth
Davey, dauihter, sept. ,, 81.
In Potosi, 70 Mr. ana Mrs. Bailey, a daughter,
August H. 1881
In Potos, TO Nj. and Mrs. Jones Doll, a son,
July 20, 1881.
In Potosi to Bernard and Caroline Elskamp, a
I son, IuIV 10 1881.
In Potosi TO VIM. d. and Maria Thorp, daueh-
| ter, July q, 1881
In Rockville To John and Francis Carthew, a
daughter, July % 1884.
In Potos 10 John and Diana Lightfoot son
Sept. 9, 1881.
In British Hollow, to Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dent,
a son, July q, 1851
Ia Potosi to VIM II ana Lou Hunt, son
July go, 1884.
In Beciown. to Henry and Martha Preston, a
son, July !, 1884
In Beetown, to samuel and Sarah Burch, son,
August l. 1881
IN Beetown. to Charles William Frederick and
Austina Bruss son. sept. H. 1884.
In Little Graut, to VIM. and Matilda +. Dryer,
a son, Nov :, lS36and to same, son Nov. II, 1850
IN Wyausiug to sharon and Margaret War
wick, daughter May Is, 1884.
in Wyausing to Alfred and Nariah Aris, a
daughter, June ]. 1854.
In Big Patch. to Joseph and RoSella Vine, q
daughter, August 8, 1854.
In Georgetown to Jasper Leon Franz and Ellen
Ann Cabanis, daughter, August -, 1881
In Paris, to Moses N. aud Christina Vauuctta,
u son. Sept. /, 1884.
In Potosi, 70 Christian and Carolina Ne-iermen,
a son, July 3, 1881.
In Potosi, to Frank and Caroline Gciscr, a
daughter, August -, 1884.
In Potosi, to stephen and Anna NJ. Weber, Il
daughter, August :, 1881.