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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-15

Articles of incorporation of the Bismarck
Creamery Company were recently filed with
the Territorial Secretary; cIp,tal stock
S25, 600 Officers were elected as follows:
Edward Goodkind, President; b. Little,
Treasurer; Gerald Pierce, Secretary and
Manager
Rev DR.. Duryea, of Boston, has accepted
an invitation to deliver the commencement
Grafton at Yankton College in June, and
later conduct a three weeks summer school
OF theology at that city
Miss Folks, a Yankton County school
teacher who passed the night of the great
January storm with her pupils in the school
room is showing Signs of mental derange-
ment Her friends think that the terrors OF
that fearful ght have something to do
with her malay
The Norwegian Normal School has been
located at Sioux Falls bonus of $40. 900,
including the building site, will be given
A $l5, 900 college luilding will be put up in
the spring.
About seventy-five travelling men who
were blockaded Il Watertown by the recent
storm gave an original musical entertain
ment for the benefit of the city's charity
fund The street parade was novel and
mirth- provoking affair Headed by the
city band, with banners and streamers fly
ing in the stiff breeze, the procession
marched through the principal streets of
the town. The much-abused mule, loaded
WITH sample eases and a cOlored toy, man
ufactured for tie occasion, occupied a
prominent and important position, while
an improvised orchestra " tn toy instru-
ments brought up the rear in most elegant
style
brakeman s,earns al Huron, recently got
verdict of 81 600 against the Chicago 4
Northwestern railway for injuries
A surveying party of the Manitoba Rail-
way Company is working through the west
end of L ncoln County. making headquar-
tiers at LennOx This extension will pass
through a portion of the best pro lucing
country in Dakota now tributary to the NIL
waukee and the Mort hwestern.
man and his son, living at Poplar
Grove, twenty-four miles southwest of Fort
Totten, were elten alive ly a pack of
wolves a few days ego The father and
son left their house with shOvsls to clear
the snow from a hay stack not more than
fifteen or twenty rods distant, when they
were at once fiercely attacked by pack
Of sixteen wolves. which literally ate them
alive. while the wife and mother gazed
Though tue window at the horrible sight
An unfortunate circumstance attending
the death of H C. Sinclair. OF Menosen.
who was killed recently at Royalton, Mimi,
while returning from Ashland, III, with his
family. was the fact that his insurance
policy expired five minutes before the ac-
cident and be was intending to have il re-
newed at Brainerd
The Northwestern Baseball League this
year will include Fargo. Grand Forks st
Cloud, Winnipeg and Brainerd
Pullman Car Conductor Towne was sand
bagged the other night by q couple Of
masked men while the train was en- route
between Wheatland and Buffalo. and robbed
OF oae hundred dollars
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MINNESOTA.

Benjamin Franklin, of the Second Minnie
sofa Volunteers, is the only man on the
Government pension rolls who sacrificed
both hands and feet in the late civil war,
and as there is no provision of law applica
BILE to such sp cal cases bill will be pre-
sented to Congress increasing the pension
he now receives to $3.50 month
j Q Abel, of Richmond, had seventeen
chickens killed He trapped twenty
five pound wild cat the other day and the
chicken raid had ended.
Hon. william Smith, register Of the
United States Land Office in St Paul, died
the other morning.
Mrs Bertha Hegenger was acquitted at
st Paul the other day of the charge of kill
ing Jack Murphy on the score OF temporary
insanity
w n Foote was to have married we'll
known young lady of Duluth The day be-
fore the day set for the wedding she sud-
denly changed her mind and wrote to Mr..
FoOte that she would not marry him
The treasurer OF the Bricklayers Union at
NJ nneapolis absconded the other day with
5000
A bucket loaded with sand and rock be-
gan 30 descend rapidly in a well, through
an accident, near Owatonna a few days
ago The man below was in danger of in
slant DEATH when Charles Stoughton caught
the flying handle of the windlass Just in
time He stopped the bucket within three
feet of the mans head, but in dong so re-
ceived a sew IRE cut and fractured skull
Mr. ynson. aged eighty-seven years, and
John Dibblee, aged six y-seven years, early
Sc tiers IN Princeton, died a few days ago
Peter Barrett, the second of the convicted
murderers of r-driv2r Tollafson, at Min
neapo,is, was s ntenced 10 be hanged re-
Gently Henry, the third brother, and the
one who turned States evidence was under
guard
John Kinney, who is wanted at Mime
apolis for stealing $15. 900 worth OF post
age stamps, was arrested in Chicago few
days ago.
A fire at oquet the other morning de-
strOyed the McKennon block and two other
buildings, causing loss of $4,000; in
sured for So 600
Local architects already have work
amounting to one million dollars in build
ings to be erected in Duluth this summer
A Mr. Martin, of Ut ca, after having
quarrel at a masquerade ball few nights
ago went home and committed suicide, be-
ing found frozen leaning against his wood
she'd
flerre Botuheau, an Ola government
scout of Red l. ks Falls. hereafter will re-
Ceive $50 per month pension.
Henry Bailey. wanted at Wabasha for
DEMONSTRATING, was recently captured in
the woods of Northern Wisconsin
Methodist State convention will be-
held at St Paul NJ ,rch ~ to 20 Lay men,
bers from all conferences, including the
German, Norwegian. Swedish, Danish, as
well as the Engl sh are expected to be in
Attendance The object of the convention
is TO promote the interest of Methodism in
the Northwest
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CHAPTER XXVI.
49, N .-nurnn


But the bird had fiown-the ''Namovna''
gone-"sailed early this morning, very sud
dinghy" said an official Of the pier where
she lay
Where did she go.''
Dunno. but think the cap'n said as how
he was goin' back TO France
Who sailed by heri"
No one. 'ceptin' the officers and crew"
Are you sure there were no passengers
on board no lady, for instancet'
sure 7 Suog IT, Ne or Jacks around
here NOS all the time, n we'd a-seen any
body else a goin' OF
Sailed for France, LOuvait was worried.
This turn in affairs was unexpec.c1. and
very unpleasant TO the detective.
Would re Yacht touch at Bar Harbori
and take away the Princess and Fairfax
However. Leroi knows nothing about
this Tn another point ahead Of him -
From Portland al Bar Harbor passengers
take the cars Of the Maine Central railroad
The remainder Of the journey must be &C
complIshed BY the rivals in company.
Ii Leroi once suspects that l am with him
he will use every means, fair or foul, 70 hold
me back. reasoned Louvait.
Vow Jean was very clever fellow and
well versed in mechanics SO he FASTENED
to the eager. painting engine in waiting and
informed the engineer that he was ex-
engineer Of French line and was very
anxious to observe the workings OF Ameri-
can locomotives
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Probably no less thar $500 coO viii be
expended this winte. by Marinette mill men
in improving their mills
MICHIGAN.

In dispute over family matters a few
nights ago at Stanwood George Smith fatally
shot John Lambert
The First NJ E Church at Charlotte was
partially destroyed by fire few afternoons
ago
The consolidation Of the Toledo, Ann Ar
Dor & North Michigan and the Toledo. Ann
Arbor 4 Cadillac railways was effected re-
Gently The former company viii control
the lines
Coal has been discovered on the farm OF
Charles Cushman, VINO lives four miles
northeast of Marshall 1t was found IN
drilling well, at a depth of one hundred
feet
The Manistee Salt 4 Lumber Company OF
Manistee made an assignment the other
morning The liabilities were figured al
1864, OS6, and the assets at $I.26O,64L
The Supreme Court has decided two
points of the new State Liquor law uncon.
stitutionaL One was the provision extend.
ing the Detroit police control to the town.
ships adjoining Detroit, and the second
was the provision authorizing the arrest OF
liquor-law breakers without process
Charles T. Foster Post, G. A r., of Ian
sing. is spending 5000 as the Philadelphia
mint in having a bronze souvenir medal
State encampment of the Grand Army,
which will be held at lansing
During 1887 railroads in Michigan earned
$50, $40, 900, an increase over 1855 OF
So, 33s, O57.
The Battle Creek and Bay City Railroad
Comp my was ganized at Alp4a recently
with A w Wright, President; S. o. Fisher
Vice President; & = Hubert, Secretary; w.
IL Tarsey, Treasurer. The general offices
will BE- u Battle Creek
A fire damaged the Union Touring mills
of Faxon, Williams & Faxon, at Detroit the
other night TO the amount of $31, 600;
fully insured
The Grand river broke into the Star coal
mine near jackson few mornings ago,
filling il with water The break was a Sc
rlous one. and it would be impossible 10 work
the proper, Y again this winter
Explorations for natural gas are to be
made at Charlotte.
William Johnston, n prominent druggist
of Detroit, was drowned at Amherstburg
Ont, in the Detroit river, few days ago
by til" upsetting of boat
Helena Fisher, OF Detroit, has sued the
Grand Trunk railwgy for $50, 600 for the
loss of her husbands life.
Harris shepard's brick hardware store
in Linden was burned the other day, Loss,
ST, 900; insurance, 81, 600
David Henning, the Michigan apple
king" began his career as journeyman
cooper He is the most distinguished man
in his line in the world, and frequently
buys and distributes as many as 125, 900
barrels OF apples in a season.
The burglar who recently entered the
Kalamazoo female seminary, and in the
struggle with plucky young woman had a
button torn OF his coat, has been identified
and arrested by means of The miss ng but
ton.
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NEWSY PARAGRAPHS.
Happenings in the Northwestern
States and Territories.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Caruther's store in GRANVILLE was burned
the o her morning. Loss. $4,000
The six-year-old daughter OF Clinton
Gould, a prominent citizen of Lawrence
County, was burned to death a few DAYS
ago, her clothing catching fire from hot
stove
Pork-paeking statistics in Chicago show a
decrease of 245. $50 hogs from a year ago.
Henry and Edward Donkin, aged fifteen
and seven respectively, while skating near
Pekin recently trOke through the ice.
Henry was drowned and Edward was re-
suscitated oniy after two hours hard work.
Nine buildings at Vienna. occupied as res-
licences, grocery stores. restaurants, and
the office of the Johnson County Journal
were burned the other morning The fire
was the work OF an incendiary. Loss. So
600
The people in the vicinity OF Records
Corner, Yermilion County, are highly elated
over the discovery of six-foot vein of
coal at a depth of 40 feet. with foot of
black slate OVERLAPPING the same. The dis
cOvery was made on the farm of Jacob
Glenn
Christ Iauner, Adams express agent, and
A. D Y W. lodge treasurer at Olney, hung
himself the other afternoon, a shortage of
about $500 in his accounts with each ac-
counting for the act He was about fifty
years or age and was prominent mer-
chant
Alonzo Hendron, life convict sent from
Coles County in 1874, for murder, has been
released from Joliet, his sentence having
been committed The Governor has also
committed the sentence OF Solomon Barger,
u colored murderer sentenced for life from
Hamilton County in 1874
Mrs Emily Abbey, seventy-six years of
age, was granted seven dollars week ali
mony in Chicago few days ago pending
the hearing of her petition for n divorce
from Russell Abbey, who is eghty-one
years old Inidelity and cruelty was the
charge.
Policeman Steffin, of Chicago, resigned
recently. He had drawn $40 900 in lot
terry and invested il in a saloon.
The Carlinville Bank was opened at Car
linyille the other day. with Sylvester Hoblit
president and A l. Hoblit cashier.
DR. John W. Stone. preacher ana ply
stefan OF SpringetGon, was recently arrested
charged with the murder of cochran Bal
lard in March, 1864 Stone protests his in
nOcence.
The Inter Ocean Rapid Transit Railroad
company, CaplGdl ~, oUU, UuO, was incOfpO-
rated at Springfield the other day to build
elevated lines on the West Side, Chicago.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction
has issued a circular which states that the
exam nation of the country schools in work
Tor the State fair exhibit will occur March
% and 80.
At a boat house on the Saline river, ten
miles from Shawneetown Hester Annie
Daweese shot and instantly killed Mrs Ella
Millikin a few days ago Mrs. Millikin's
husband had deserted her for Mss Deweese
and when she went after him met the fate
mpnt Oned
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The New German MILITARY Ration.

All the garrisons within the limit of
the Seventh Army Corps CLower Rhine
and Westphalia) have now been pro-
vided with larger samples of the new
article of food which is in future to
form the so-called ''iron-ration" Of the
men in the field. 1t is peculiar kind
Of bread in the shape of small cubes,
the size Of chocolate drop, made of
fine wheat bread, strongly spieed. and
calculated to keep for long time.
When taken into the mouth it quickly
softens, and is both 'palatable and
nutritious. 1t is chiefly intended for
forced marches when there is no time
for camping and cooking. -Berlin
TageJlQn
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A CARAMEL CoURTsHIP.

The beau sat On tue sofa by
The loveliest Of bellies;
Miss Jones, he blushed and s;sur-red' i
Have brought some carauloI-
"Oh, thanks. most awluily.' she sushec-
:. Like you they're Just too sweet.
And then IL once her tongue was hushed
For sae Be Su % eat.
Nov carauels are sticky things.
And. when too quickly chewed
They form sticky paste that clings
Untl t1c llws are glued
The lover watched his hungry dove.
Who chewed without a stop,
And thought: II I'm % WIN her love
Now IS the time 70 pop
So down he tumb.ed on his knees
And 10 his angel sad:
q Miss Jones! o Will yoE-son't you please
Say yes Iwant 20 wei
Her heart against her corset knocked,
:. Yes, yes she tired 60 say
But couldn-t-tOr her Jaws were locked
And turned her head away
20. speak 10 me, the lover cried
a Do not my love discard.
But not q wori the maid replied.
Although she struggled nard-
20. Heavens.-teu me yes or no
Don't xiii ne With suspense;
Il you don't taI--- he screamed, IN so
And ask . girl slth sense
Her Precipitation came IN drips;
Her eyes stuck out with pain;
She tried 70 tear apart her lips.
But couldn't stand the strain.
Then ne with dignity arose
And glazed AZ poor Miss Jones
And lauSheI bitter laugh that frOzs
The marrow IN her lOles-
AdIeu.,' n groaned. i've got the sack"
And started Tor the door;
She grabbed his cOat-tails. pulled him
back
Then tainted On the floor
MY stars 80 h gasped. 1--we ki.ied her dead"
And water ou he threw.
While she. a roid.Eg with her head,
Came very slowly %.
But when her tongue, ~ LIST united,
Burs. wi-h thunder sound.
It's ives Vs' TES I'll be- your b-lde,"
Was heard tcr miles around.
It's two years since The marriage bells;
Now nothing can OF VIII,
Not even tons 81 ca-aMcls.
Keep that dear woman still
III O. p9dqe. "a G0OfrTs Sun.
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"Certainly," said the other, after a TASTY
glance had satisfied him that the stranger
was not an impostor. ''Its against the
rules, you know. But jump right up and
ride with US
Leroi meanwhile arrived, and unsus-
piciously took his seat in the cars, cOngratu-
lsting himself upon his apparent good for
tune
The train was what is now famous as the
"Vestibule Express which accomplishes
the run from Boston TO Bar Harbor in less
than eight hours and three-quarters.
AS often as the engines were changed,
each engineer introduced Louvait TO his
successor.
Sometimes the passengers embraced the
opportunity TO stretch their tired limbs in a
short promenade up and down the platform.
Among those who once inspected the engine
was Leroi, who cast a careless glance at the
cab in which sat Louvait crouching down
in a corner and pretending 10 tie his shoe
laces.
Ere arriving at waterville, on the Maine
Central road, this little Napoleon had con-
ceived most brilliant idea. Learning that
the train made but one stop between that
city and Mt Desert Ferry, at Bangor, he
dispatched telegram reading as follows:
ITO Amos Merrill, Chief Of Police, Ban
gor, Ne
Arrest forger on Vestibule express
Tall, big form, dark suit, full, false light
beard and mOustache; sharp blue eye,
brown overcoat, light color and weight;
ruby ring, little finger left hand. Hold for
further directions
Andrew MARVEL, Chief Police, Portland"
With this he rushed into the telegraph
office, Just ere the conductor shouted: IAN
aboardr' and, fiinging down two-dollar
bill. said TO the operator earnestly:
''Send a. once and be sure to date it Port
land. Can't stop TO explain now: but don't
fail h head IL Portland"
lie was of like a shot, and soon VAS on
the engine again, Leroi being non, the
wiser
The telegram sped and so did the express.
al Jean Louvait shortly afterwards was
delighted to see a couple of Bangor police
men, powerful fellows, board the cars, and
emerge moment later with his great rival,
Jean Leroi. under arrest.
The latter was highly enraged and en-
deavored 10 explain matters, but to no avail
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fro BE CONTINUED
A USEFUL ARTICLE.
Carpets, shirts. Blankets and Many Other
Articles Made Of Paper.


Articles Made OF Paper.
A complete list of articles made Of paper
would be a very curious one, and almost
every day it becomes more so. Among
other things exhibited last year at the Bec
lin exhibition We're paper buckets
'bronzes," urns, asphalt roofing, water
cans, carpets. shirts, whole suits Of clothes,
.ewelry, materials for garden walks, win
dOw-curtains, lanterns and pocket handker-
chiefs The most striking of the many OBJ
jects exhibited in this material was per-
haps a fire-stove with cheerful fire burn
ing in it. ehsve from time TO time noted
the announcements Of newly-invented rail
way car riages and carriage wheels, cottage
walls. roofing tiles. and bricks and dies for
STAMPING. all made Of paper. A material
capc ole Of 50 many uses, so very diversified
in character, IS obviously destined 20 play a
very important part in our manufacturing
future. Articles Of this kind, which have
lust now perhaps the greatest interest, and
which are among the latest novelties in this
way. are paper BLANKETS. Attention has
frequently been called to the value Of or
binary sheets Of paper as substitute for
bed-cIothes. or, at least. as an addition &C
bed-clOthes.-CA Christian az Work
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Better than a Hero.

hat a coward that Major Smith is, 2
said Jones to Robinson, why the veey sigh
If gunpowder would maxi i'm ill., Ii w
did he ever manage 70 become an officer il
the army. Don't say anything agi ins;
Smith," answered Robinson, ''le enc
saved my life Saved your life! Non
S nse, impossiblel What 90 ,ou mean"
II mean tn 81 " S in the first st ges OF con
sumption; ! was losing strength nd vital
ty every day wit tie terri l. Giseas
when smith advised n eto take DR.. Pierce
Col en- n edic / discovery. / ha tried at
kin IS o. medicine without success, and NY
physician had given me no hope; yet Ter,
/ am, as well as ever a man was and owe
my life to Smi b, q to the wonderful
remedy he recommended.
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We can mention no failure more disas-
trous than that of physical energy. 1t in
wolves the partial suspension of the digest
i've and assimilatIve processes, and entails
the retirement from business of the liver
and kidneys. Only through the good offices
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can the res
toration of it's former vigorous status be
hoped for. When this aid has been secured,
q resumption of activity in the stomach, liver
and bowels may be relied upon. The Bitters
conquers malarial and kidney troubles.
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RHEUMATISM.

rhe Case Stated.-Jan'y 18th, 1888. Messrs.
George c. Osgood & Co, druggists, Lowell,
Mass, wrote to the undersigned as follows !:
"Mr Lewis Dennis, No. l36 Moody street,
wishes to recommend st. Jacobs Oil, and
desires especially to say that:
'ORIN ROBINSON, of Granville, Mass, a
boy of II years, came to his house in the
summer of 1881 walking on crutches, his
left leg being bent al the knee for over two
months, and could not be bent back Mr.
Dennis had some st. Jacobs Oil in the house
and gave it to him to rub on his knee. In
six days he had no use for his crutches, and
went home well without them, as he has
been ever since"
eorroborative and Conclusive Testimony.
Lowell. Mass, July 8, ISs7.-Gcntlemen /:
Mr.. Lewis Dennis has Just called upon me,
and informs me that the boy Grin Robinson,
who was a poor cripple on crutcbes, and
was cured by st. Jacobs Oil in 1881; the
cure has remained permanent The young
man has been and isnow at work at manual
labor; the case certainly proves the efficacy Of
st. Jacobs 0il.-Dr. GEO. C. 0sGooD, NJ. d.
Sold By Druo0ists aud Dealers Erert7rhre.
TIE CHARLES A. voeELEa CO.. Baltimore. ~
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THE moment girl has secret from her
mother, or has received a letter she dares
not let her mother read. or has friend Of
whom her mother does not know, she is in
certsin danger. A secret is not a good thing
for girl 70 have. The fewer secrets that
lie in the hearts of women at any age tho
better. IL is almost test OF purity. She
who has none OF her own is best and hap
pest In girlhood, hide nothing from yoar
mother; do nothing that il discovered By
your father, would make you blush--Na-
tlonai ". C. T. e. BvlLetia-
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brought. with the addition Of Lady lydia
Brga4arres. her aunt and their servants,
viii return in the 'Namovna-' Il Is now two
o'olOclx- BY five o'clock precisely they must
b ready 70 start
Ave. ave. Mr- Fairfax That's busl-
ness" SAID the worthy oAScer, his head
nolding apprcvlngly.
SUI bow was Il that Louvait and Leroi
hid stacoyered the whereabouts Of Nstaliel
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By taking Aliens "lron Tonic Bitters the
great blood purifier, liver ingi orator, ap
petizer and genera system reluvenato+
1t is The best in the world. All genuine
bear the signature OF j p. Allen, st. Paul,
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at seeing her charms Of face and form de
parting, and her he 18th imperfect by fu c
tional irregularities, a. her critical perio
OF q was turned to JOY and gratitude
after brie sci -treatmt mt with DIR Pierce
Favorite Pre- cription. 1t purid and On.
riched Ler blCOI gave q neal hy activi '
to the kidneys, stomach, bowels, and then
organs, and her return TO robust healtl
speedily followed 1t the only medicins
for women, sid by drugg SITS un Ter pos
tive guarantees from the manufacturers
that il viii, iv sati faction in every case
or mon ill be refunded. is guaran-
tee has b zen printed on the 10 t'e-wrapper
and faith fully carried out for many ycers
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Look out for countsrfeitsl See that you
get the genuine DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup!
DO not let the dealer ell you some 'tiust
good but insist upon getting the genuine
with the Bulls Head trade mark on the
wrapper
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CTnE impecunious man in need II gum
shoes il not opposed 10 rubber irust-Ba5-
tDs0rs american