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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11


II1E sOmtr e. WOO ca Mills AT E.s, Madi-
sen, NJ. was burned on the mornms of The
On Loss $4,000
ScEUNFsAN's p4eAing house, and bus err
inc factory Chicago was stroyai by fire
on the oh The fire WIS caused bv the
over.urning OF kerosene lamp Loss
1928. OUo
TEE shops Of the Cincinnati q Northern
rai.way az Cincinnati, o., were burned on
the 3 h. Loss $50, 600
ALLAN G. THURMAN, appeared before the
supreme Court a. Washington on the 9th.
as an attorney iiains. The Bel Telephone
Company
The White ssar steamer Baltic, sunk at
the dock Of Liverpool, on tho h The
disaster ". S Gus a by port being left
The pass niger pocket W. H. Cherry was
sunk on the morning OF the oh, near
Padusah. Ky in he Tennessee river
The sUr5es car drivers OF the West d vision
sttuek on the 9TH, and half million Of
Chicagoans had 10 walk to their place of
business. The North Division strike is
SUI on and involves about 500 men. waile
the West DIV sion involves fully 200
men. = few ears were run under police
conuo'. tug We're fl, quenty stopped bv
distractions rlcc q on The track. One or
two conflicts occurred between police
and strikers Int they were not Of a serious
nature
STxTT-FoUa Indians with pipes OF peace
let the Sioux sgcncies on the 9th for
Washington 70 secure better prices and
terms FOR their lands than was offered in
the i1easy !, Gently 7, j. c,ed " them
A LIVERY stable In Ntw York was turned
on tls ? ii, and in it were burned TO death
two neEsboys, Thom1s err ana John
Roach Twenty-seven HOSES were also
burned
SIX inches Of snow fell az Montreal. Ont.
on the oh, two inches at S. Johnsbury
v. and several inches at Hanover. y H
rzTER ScHEofNALs, n CeIman ffty-eighu
years Of sgs. Il Helena, Mont, committed
suicide on the oh He took Shsrps rife
placed the muzzie in his mouth and pulled
the trigger IRE discharge tore away
near,y the whole upper half Of his he'd
The official bulletin at Jacksonville. Fla,
for me 9th. is Is follows: New cases rs. Of
which = are white. deaths A. Totalcases
3.s1a Total deaths 2ga
r Il MEssER. Grinnel'. lows. marble
dealer. On the . b. shot himself, thro agh the
head because OF domestic troubles
LEHIs SWEEP. county assessor st Park
City, Mont. committed suicide On he 9th
hy shooting hiuselE
The Houss % ths oh. pissed a lzH ap-
propriatlng $4,000 for the enfore smens
Of the Chinese exclusion &C.
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The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts.
FIFTIETH CONGRESS,

WEDNESDAY, Oct IA bill was intro
duced IN the Senate providing that the
certificates and lists Of votes for President
and Eice-President shall be forwarded 70
the Senate after the second Monday in
JaHuary on which the electors shall give
their votes Senator Allison 4a.l reported
2 substitute FOR the Mills Tariff bill. which
was placed on the calendar aud ordered to
be rtlnted. lie announced that he would
call Up the bill for consideration on the
eth. Senator Sherman (O.) in speaking on
the bill laid il contained positive. IN
questionable reduction Of revenues to
tie extent Of S53, cSs, 90; that il
enlarged the free list BIZ add
ing 10 il certain articles which could not
be rouuced in this country and that there
was Aot a single item in the bill which dis
eliminated between sections Of the coun-
try In speak ng on the charge that Gov
erument oficisis had been called upon for
campaign contributions Senator Hawley
Conn said that if il was true that Mr..
Cleveland had sent $1,000 to a poljt cal
committee he had committed a crime pun
ishable By fine or BY imprisonment or
both In the House no business Of I'm
portauce was transacted
THURSDAY. Get tin the Senate the
h.li relating 70 the classification Of rost-
oIices and adjusting pOstmasters' sal
aries was taken up and passed. The
majority aud minority reports ON the
Tariff bill were submitted and ordered
prlntef- Adjourned e. the sth In the
House the time was occupied in discussing
the conference report on the Deficiency
BILL and the report was re ected
FRIDAY Oct. 5 - The Senate was not
in session. In the House a committee
was appointed 70 investigate the work
done on the Washington aqueduct tunnl
The bill apprOpriatiug $50 30 for complet-
ing the Improvement and dredging Of the
St Clair flats ship canal was reported. At
the evening sess on twenty-seven private
pension bills were PASSED. Adjourned TO
the sth
hoSDAr. Oct. In the Senate Sen
ator Allison opened the debate on the
Senate Tariff bill An attempt was made
% limit the discussion to ten DAYS, but the
Iowa Senator refused TO consent. On com
par ng the two bills Mr.. Allson said that
the Senate bill was clear and distinct
measure Of protection to American indus
tries. weile the House hill was a long step
n me direction % free trade. Mr. Vance
n. C. spoke in opposition to the bill In
the House a bill appropriating $780, 900 to
establish camps for yellow fever refugees
was favorably reported 4 bull was passed
70 constitute Lincoln. Neb.. port Of de-
livery
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Persecuted bY pemocrats.

John r. Zinc, Of La Gro township,
Wabash County, who has been a life
long Democrat until recently, when he
resolved to support the Republican
standard bearers, is being made the
victim Of innumerable prosecutions by
his late political associates. Zinc re-
Gently raised Harrison and Morton
pole on his premises, which has great
~ angered the BOurbons in his neigh
borhood. He has just received TIE fol-
lowing note:
MIST. JoHs ZINC. -Ifyou don't cutdown that
pole the Republicans put up in your yard and
vote the Democratic ticket. your houses and
barns on both farms will be burned TO the
grounds. Take heed before il IS too late. You
are Democrat
Mr. Zinc is not frightened by this
threat, but viii 60 right along and do
his utmost for the election of Har-
rison and Morton. - Hd6ash (Ind. }
Letter
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THERE we're I'll business failures in the
United States during the seven days ended
en- tie 9Th, against 20 the previous seven
days.
The exchanges II twentv-six leading
clearing houses in the United States dur
ing the week ended M the 9th aggre-
gated II, 2sa Isl, 60, against s959. 695 Us the
pre-. ions week. As compared with the cor
responding week Of 1857 the increase
amounted II $50 rer cent
Is his report OIL the Gth the Commission
er o. the General Land ONCE SAYS that
du-iu- the past Fl =cll year ). 6J0. 49, acres
Of land v re conveyed or patented from
Tia Government
OK the Baltimore & Ohio read trains col
lided on the 9Th near Washington and
three men were killed and five others were
badly injured
Tsa oath OF Office was admin istered to
Chicf Justice Fuller on the Sth.
DURING the nine months Of the present
year the coinage of gold az the United
States minis was 81 OILS 5i3. aud the total
silver coinage was S53 997.553
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WHEREIN THEY DIFFER.
Some of the Principles which the TIVE
Part ses Represent.

s.. - a. 1,-t,of., xxt.;t. a..
Parties represent.
Here are some of the things with
which the Democratic party has either
been identified in the past or is identi-
fed now:
Low License and Plenty of Saloons.
Rum Power in Politics.
Ballot-box Frauds.
Loose Election Laws.
Polypamy.
Intimidation and Political Murders.
Shutting States out of the Union on
Partisan Grounds.
Human Slavery.
Treason.
Civil War.
Imitation
Reputation.
Free Trade
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

SENATOR IeAR has Teen notified BY
the State department Of Massachu-
setts that discrepancy exists in the
statute governing the Electoral Col
lege; that the Law passed in 1857
changed the time 81 meeting Of the
college from the first Monday in De-
cember 70 the second Monday in Jam
rary, hut that the section compelling
the messengers to deliver their copies
Of the vote to the President Of the
Senate before the first Wednesday in
January was not stricken out nor
new date fixed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

ONE day recently tramp went to
the house Of Sylvester Michigan. near
Level. Md. The family we're all away
from home with tn exception Of a lit
lie girl about thirteen years Of age.
The tramp in an insolent manner de-
mandcd money. The little girl stepped
into another room rs il 10 get it. but
returned instead with n doubIe-bar.
relied gun in her hand. Presenting the
weapon ~ the tramp, she ordered him
L. leave. which he did AZ double-quicS
pacc. The little lady has been highly
commended for her courage and pres
encc 81 mind
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II case involving the attempt
o. a loser in a grain speculation TO
rcpudiate his orders Judge Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Jr-. Of the supreme
Court Of Suffolk County. Mass, has
decided that the reselling Of prop
crty before the day Of delivery con
tracted by the original purchaser j. not
prohibited BY law and that the specu-
lation was legitimate transaction.
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Hon. Oliver S. Powell, one Of the most
esteemed and useful citizens of River
Falls and vice president and director OF
the Duluth, Red Wing s. Southern rail
road, was caught on the shafting of his
sugar mill early the other morning and in
stantly killed. His coat got caught on the
end Of the shaft while he was on ladder
fixing the machinery. He leaves widow,
three sons and four daughters.
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DE olive WFVDVIT Uor

DR OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES was
serenty-nine years old recently. Once
upon time he wrote: AT thirty we
are trying to est our names in big let
ters upon the walls 81 this tenement
Of life: twenty years later we have
carved it or shut mp our iaek-knives.
Then we are ready to help others and
care less to hinder any. because no
body elbows are in our way"
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The CORN CROP
That for the Year 1883 Estimated at g.
IIO.92O, 1858 Bushels.

CnIcAGo Oct The following estimate
Of the total corn crop Of the United States
for 1858 was compiled by the Farmers Re
Uiew: "Ohio. 1870 $50 992 bushels; Indiana,
159, 543,0l3; Illinois, 2S5, SOB, 40; Iowa, 306
s43. 7l3; Missouri, 231, 563 SOS; Kansas,
1913, 269 G23; Nebra ska, l5l ,59l ,479 Total
for the seven States, 1,435, ISL, SIS, as
compared with 100 AZ, 900, the yield
reported by the Department of Ag-
riculture for 1887, or a gain of 654, 159,
s5S bushels. Assuming that the crop in
other States viii be equal to that reported
for last year by the department, viz, 6a5-
7}6, 600 bushels, we estimate the total corn
crop of 1888 as ., 40, 930 s5S bushels.
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Then followed the panic of 1873,
which Frustrated the whole business of
the country. and d heavy decrease in
importatIons.
What is exhibited above conclusive
" shows that over importatiOns inva-
riably precede destructive business
panics, and that over importations are
the natural consequence Of tariff re-
duction. The Democratic party pro-
poses a sweeping tariff reduction that
would enormously increase importa@
tons. We have no reason to suppose
that If their scheme is adopted we
should escape the consequences that
have followed in the former cases. 49,
Cleveland Leader.
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THE Odessa GG- &. reports the dis
covery Of the remains q an ancient
town on the right bank of the Volga.
These remains are traceabse over an
area about two miles long BY three
quarters OF a mile IN width. The place
has been visited by a deputation from
the Commission Of Archives. 4 guam
lily II Arabian. Per-iaI and Tartar
coins has been found there. besides q
multitude Of other objects which bear
witness TO tie cultivated state Of the in
habitants There were remains OF
marble blocks. OF water courses. and
other suggestive relics
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

TIE first large steel steamship built
III this country FOR the merchant sery-
L.. was launched the other day from
the ship-yard Of William Cramp *
sons. al Philadelphia. She Is named
the Iroquois ana has been constr lcted
for the CIvde Steamship ComnanA.
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PANICS AND IMPORTS.

Tee Close Connection Existing Between
Tariff Reduction and Disaster.
1t is a striking and important fact
that the three great panics of the past
half century in this country followed
close upon the heels Of tariff reductions
and increased importations. In 1882
the compromise tariff reduction
bill dictated by the South was
adopted, and was followed by further
reductions in 1884 and 1886. The
effect upon importations is indicated
by the following table:
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Three small boys of La Crosse with fe-
vered imaginations and firearms, re
Gently started West TO exterminate the
Indians. The train with the runaways had
hardly got beyond the city limits when one
of the boys accidentally shot himself, and
the railroad officials ANONYMOUSLY hustled
the trio back to town and anxious parents
for repairs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

GOVERNOR MoKEHoUsE. OF Missouri.
has appointed Samuel Levi associate
justice Of the county court cf Bats
County, vice Il. J Bosworth, deceased
The appointee j. Hebrew, and Is the
only one Of his race ever appointed to
position Of any kind BY a Governor
Of Missouri.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

SEVERAL seasons ago Georgia pro-
duccd large crop Of magnetic girls.
but none Of them as rapid in move
ment and lightning changes rs the
laau down there who was married to
a girl one day recently and elopcd the
next with an old sweetheart.
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! NAV iii Trenton, y y. was recent
il drowned in beer glass. He had
been drinking hard and was well undes.
alcoholic influence when he entered d
saloon and ordered a glass of beer.
which was brought him. lie sat down
al ths table and fell into stupor. his
head dropping forward into the glass
before him. When the harkeeper
tried to arouse him half in hour later
il Wa found that he was dead. his nose
being immersed in the liquor iii such
~ thar respiration was completely
stopped. This i Tue first instance Of
tho kind on record
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1,,,noIs Tv-sner. Indicted.

NATION, IN. Oct. s-Siue indictments
were returned b. the special grand jury al
Charleston Saturday, VIII ca was called
August to investigate tue William Moore
lynchug Three men who reside IN this
city have been placed under heavy bonds !;
two at least are known TO have SKIPPED
while others have not yet been appre-
handed
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1T is said that Mrs. Paran stevens
was recently robbed in Europe ofs1u0,-
900 worth u Jewels The Chicago
journal wonders if the story is gem
Uine, or if it is only a sort 81 matri-
moniaL bait for 8 Dn.,a.
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A TOWN BURNED UP.
Only Four Buildings Left Standing in ii
Village of Romeo.

UHFN FOuf IIWIsIlHss Lett SthNUIHE III INT
Village of Romeo.
The small hamlet of Romeo, Marathon
County, recently suffered a repetition OF
the disastrous fire OF 1888. The large saw
mill, ten million feet of lumber, boarding
houses, stores, barns, blacksmith-shop and
dwelling houses were totally consumed
Only four buildings were left standing and
the loss TO Mr.. Vanhoosear. who owned the
property, was in the neighborhood of S135-
600 with some insurance. The fire was
undoubtedly the work Of ineendiar. es, and
the feeling among the men who were
thrown odt Of employment was very bit.
ter against them. The mill would not be
rebuilt.
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SPRIN eFIELD H., Oct. 6-Prof. Forbes,
the Illinois State Entomologist, writes that
the chinch- bugs of Southern Illinois are
being rapidly carried away by one or
both Of two contagious diseases-the same
as those which heralded the disappearance
Of this pest in Central Illinois in loS2. as
described at length in the Entomologists
reDort for that wear
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The Prtc, Of F.our again Advanced.

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. s-The millers
have again advanced the price Of -four
twenty cents per 100, making an advance
of enc dollar per 100 in a month. The
pr.ce Of flour is higher ia an it has been
for seven years, and a further advanced Is
nrnarfed
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct S-A monument
to the memory of Jennie Bowman, the girl
who was murdered by Albert Turner and
William Pat erson, both colored, In April,
1887 was unvailed here Saturday. Miss
Bowman was domestic and was attacked
by the negroes in an attempt TO rob her
employers house, situated in fashion
able and densely populated part of the
"a
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The British Premier said to Look Upon
the Presidents Retaliation Message as
an Act of Hostility.

NEW YORK. Oct "A special cablegram
to the Mall aud Express from London says
it is reported that Lord Salisbury has pro-
tested through the British Minister at
Washington against the Presidents retail
iation message as an act Of hostility and
breach Of the modus vivendi agreement
WAsHINGToN, Oct 9.-Nothing has yet
been heard at the State Department about
the reported protest Of the British Gov
eminent against the Presidents retalia-
ton message The British Minister, Mr..
West, is in Beverly, Mass, and no infor-
nation on the subject is obtainable at the
British Legation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

ALEXANDER CANrBELL. founder Of
the religious sect known as Christians
or Disciples Of Christ. was born in
County Antrim. ireland. September
II. lssN On a recent sunday many OF
his followers in the United states held
memorial services The Disciples to-
day stand fifth in numerical strength
among the religious bodies in the
United States. They have about 6.500
churches and not less than zoo 000
members. Their annual increase is
about $1,000 They have five univer-
sites and nineteen colleges. besides
other schools and seminaries
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LoxnoS, Oct. "A biography Of the late
Emperor Frederick viii shortly be pub
isned in London. The volume viii treat
solely Of tie dead Kaiser's domestic life
and is believed to have been written by
his widow The profits will 80 to the es-
adjustment Of hospital for the treatment
Of diseases Of the thro L.
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Apncainc-House I.urned.

CHICAGO Oct 9-Shoeneman a Co.'s
packing house and butterine mandatory,
located on Archer avenue and Hough place,
was totally destroyed By fire between 2
and o'clock this morning, damage to
stock and property in the sum Of Sl00.OO0
ensuing. The loses Of Shoeneman q Co.
are fully covered hY insurance.
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A Big Fire at Lowell.

The principal part of the business pol
tion Of Lowell, Dodge County, was burned
the other night. The origin was the spon
taneous combustion of oiled rags in a shed
The drug store, meat market two saloons,
residence and three other buildings were
destroyed. Loss estimated at sl1 900; in.
sured for one-third of its value.
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. Insurance companies have declared
tic Missouri river no longer safe for
navigation, an account If the album
dance Of sHass that iufest its channel.
and viii take no further risks upon
boats that pIv between il. banks.
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NEw YoRK. Oct. e-Judge O'Brien, in
he Supreme Court. granted permission TO
Attorney General Tabor, Of this state, 70
bring action TO annul the charter Of the
Eavemever & Elder Sugar C0mrany. on
The ground that by 3oiniug the trp-s i fer
geits its corporate rights.
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JUSTICE BARTLETT. or the New York
Supreme Court, will never be elected
to Office BY the women. He has ruled
that husband has an indisputable
right to say who shall and who shall
not enter his hnu.e.
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sIonx cltr,s corr Talaee closed.

SIOUX CRY, Ia, Oct. s.-The corn-palace
festival closed Saturday evening after a
successful run of two weeks, during which
large number Of strangers visited the
city There will be another cora palace
NEXT wear
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NEw YoKK, Oct. s-Immigration 70 this
country is falling of, and the attaches at
Castle Garden are having a comparative
easy time Just at present Less than 1000
a dav is tho average now-qaite contrast
10 what it was last spring and in mid
sumner An official. accounting for il,
said to-day that as .he bulk Of the immi-
grants was composed q peasants with
agricultural proclivities. they preferred 10
come 70 this country in the spring or early
summer. when opportunities 70 engage in
farm work were greater than they are
NV
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NEw YouK, Oct 9-Frln is Williams,
! aged FL. sen or partner Of the extensive
banking and cnma ssicn house Of Will
I iams, Black K Co shot himself dead yes
terdag in the Grand Unioa Hotel owing 10
worry over the troubles Of the firm, which
was caught in the Hutchinson squeeze on
{ esf4aaf
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4 FoEEIGN gentleman, giving his
namo q Naddlecistz Jphanetzky,
tried 10 kill himself 1t Boston. The
reporters arr sorry lie didn't do ii in
The Oh cnnnfrr
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Chn,,nnn Isnrres,.

! BrFrAIo Oct. 9-Ffve Cinnamon return
ing through en- ada To New York from
visits - Western States we're refused adj
mission Yesterday by the customs officers
at Suspension Bridge uadeF the new TX
clusion act. snG will probably be forced 70
baroraa citizens Of Canada.
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cot,on and rohaeeo naaIr Damned.

RALEIGH, n. c., Oct. S-Full information
from all the tobacco-growing sections of
this State make it apparent that the dam
age done by the recent frost IS fully p per
cent Of the whole tobacco crop. The dam
age to cotton by excessive rains and frosts
seems to be about 20 per cent Of the crop.
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co,ored Masons to Build a Temple.

Kansas CRY, Mo, Oct s.-The National
Grand Lodge Of Colored Masons have ap-
propriated 5000 900 for the erection Of a
temple at Kansas City. Kansas City was
also selected as the National headquarters,
and the National insurance scheme was
q 4on+ad
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ssg-..,fr. Cleveland. by his messag

Mr.. Cleveland, By his message,
for which ! sincerely honor him, has
challenged the protected industries Of
the country to a fight Of extermina-
tion. 1t Is useless for US TO
disguise the fact that the fight Is to the
death, and we would be idiots to ignore
this. q O. Vests LITTER 70 Mr.. Nap
ton (Denl. }, Of No