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New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

every citizen. rch poor native or foreign'oorn VIII"
black the right roo ballot and 70 nave N'
ballot duly counted.
We demand protection for the wool industry equal 10
that accorded to the most favored manufacturers Of wool so
time American woolgrowers Will supply all WOOL
o, every kind required consumption in the United states
We favor such legislation by Congress and IN TINS ohVe
will In every practicable mcde encourage protect anu
promote the interests Of agriculture in all itS department.
Protection Of labor and the rights OF ooorers such a' VIII
grant toll its fun and just rewards Is among ue rs'
obligations Of government.
We heartily indurse the honorable honest ana ousi'
nesslike administration OF Secretary OF state Ryan
The convention also passed a resolution III hohor
OF the memory OF General John c. Fremont. ,-.
The state Central Committee IS as follows harIe'
IIayman l.. VI. Hadden, Cincinnati A. W. humler:
Of Dayton; :. NJ. Taylor of Urbana' H. A. Reese o. 0i
VanWert VI. Z. Rrewcr Of Bowling Green T.; b.
King Of sandu5ky; George NJ PecE q MSrytvi'e e;
Fred A. Herbst. OF Columbus u. y. DouSirrN, Ot
Washington Court IIOusc, G.. W. Tempe, OF tcFlnols
County: c. f.. NJ. Jennings. Of Athens W. H. 'ic"' OF
McConnclsvlle: W. NJ Miller. of Dresden W: >
ClppelIer. Of Mansfield J. Whiting, jr, Of Canton
H. J. Cleveland OF Noble County j. g. Moore OF
New-Lisbon; l.. W. King, Of Young g'town r. X.
Harper, Of Akron: A. T. BrinsnadG. OF Cleveann'
L. W King Is president. and F. l. HeroSt secretary .
W. VI. Hahn. Of Mansfield, will be chairman oi thc
Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE nLAcKnrRNE LEE CHESS MATCH

London. July 10 The chess match between Mcssr~
Dlackhurnc and Lee Is being played ~ Hridfor York
shirc-nOt IN London. The city Of bradford hns long
been known ~ AN enthusiastic patron Of the lHmo
II Wa, there the first international tournament In the
province, took place There. too. important match
between Mc,-r,. HlacLburuc and Guusbcrs va, plnl 81
while many contests between the rival courtlc- of
York and Lancaster have thcrr bean fought. The
leading men Of the city either member, Of 'he
local club. or have contributed to 10, success, Ia a
substantial way Moreover, The city itecn. acdns
through the Mayor ha> displayed the greatest iut"re
ia the game Oh several occasions prvdnf entertain
meut at the Town Han for hundreds ot visiting
PLAYERS Mcs,r, blackburn" and lee ar PLAYING :h"
present match bradford. special Initiation "i the
bradford Club which added cpusd"rahl; amount to
Tho pur~. alroid- provided by Loudou dnat'dr> The
match Will hc resumed tomorrow. aud viii be ron
fru,,i on Fridays. Mondays, tuesdays ana Thur
dnv, until one or the other Of the competitors hsa
scored NJ games.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NOT 70 RESIST 1HE REvEyUE CUTTERS
ALLEGED EXAGGERATED RUMOR ABOUT CANA,
DIAN sEALERS-BRITIsH wARsHlPS
SOIIMAIItr.

Victoria. 3. G., July l6.-Thc stltement tlst t"o
Canadian vessel, winch recently sailed ont oi hapo
i,nv were armed with guns md "onld resist th'
american rrycnue cutters i, said to be without i"hhu$
ton Nc,-rs. Hall and Marvin, WHO own seven ous
If the thirty vessel, running out Of Victoria say uio
reports were sent out 10 prejudice the f"cisi O'"'o
at London against the cause Of the sealerS' We ara
neither poachers nor pirates they assert we
clear at the Custom House and the officials know our
destination If the business was Illegal they shouid
refuse 10 give us the proper passes III case 'ho
,ue.tion T., decided against the sesers We VIII qus
tho bnsipe,,: but 10 do now would be to admn
the rcht Of the United states to the course II has
adop;cd.' ,,
rnc following British war vessels are IN ESqu'
,,,, uor,o,. The Champion. the Esp lie, the Dsphns
and the Nymph. captain 81 Clair of the ohannpioa-
,ior officer in the absence Of Admiral LOTHIAN Ssa
Tne reason Of the gathering here IN sucl tor.e i
,velrome Admiral HOtham, who suc'eeus rracaiyed
iIcneacc i'm command OF the ieet we nav sogIs will
no orders regarding BehrnG sea Inc Iiap and the
npocecd 10 Honolulu the Champion 10 Caiso' a bn&
Tynph or the Daphne may 60 70 beIu,hs W.
only for a cruise. as was done last 5ea'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
DESpoyDENcY Drove HIN TO Suicide
WILLIAM CANEY SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE HEAD
on STATEN ISLAND.

William Cauey. a merchant Of this city who. with
his wife and daughter. had been LIVING az the Pa' lion
Ho'cI. New lI EhtOn =. J.. for year, committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by shooting himself in the
temple with - cdlblc revolver AbOW , O'Clock
IL the afternoon Cancy left The hotel 20 90 ont for
walk lie walked along az" ,hJr 10 81 George and
then up the road the Lowe estate" lie entered the
gfoIud, about O'Clock and eating himself under
some ,hru.,cry, deliberately drew revolver from i>
pocket aud fired the fatal bullet. II entered his right
temple and lodged i'm the brain. Oliver >lgand the
keeper Of the estate. hearing the shot. 10 the
place and there found Caney still ,ittIne upright
moaning
Sigildnd dispatched messengers for DrS. Van
Rensselaer, and Wood, who without delay hurried u
the spot and found Caney stll alive but slowly sink
ing. lie died at O'Clock IN" very spot where he
shot himself Coroner J. Walter Wood. Of Port Rich
mOnd. summoned. lie ordered the body taken
TO Casey's MOrcuc al Tomphin>yi.c. lie tncu 40
iOurncd the inquest until saturday night Upon the
dead mans person found letter addressed t.
hi> daughter Lizzie IL read follows: Ny Dear
and Beloved Daugher-Nal God bless yOu aud protect
You through life. From your l0Vfg and broken
hearted father
N6 as vet Fan be assigned for Mr.. Caney's
act. except dependency fiom sickness. Mr.. Cancv
abOut hfy years Old. jolly and alablc man. and
he aud his family were well known on staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE ALBANY cry BANK rROrBLE
ARREST OF THE FORMER CORRESPONDING
CLFRK-MoRE ARRESTS EXPECTED.

Albany July rs CSpccau.-Thc Albany city Ma
tinaI RAM, trouble IS again the chief theme al con
ycr>aton here in consequence of the arrest Iu' l"'
,fcrnoon Of Lewis VI. Gray, formerly correspondents
clcrk IN the bank Gray was arrested nj tio H>'a'V
~ canl Examiner Groeobeck who charge IN MS com
paint that tray aided and acttcd the o'ia'l'n- p"
keeper Gcorgc Z. whitney IN ab'tra''IN 'u'",' ~
Gray wa, short in his account, little under 7-o""'
A., ,ra called before the directors and settlement
,c,s effected Mr. Gray received salary oi T-O'o
untI recently when IT wa, cut down To Tl''oo. ne
lived cxtrlvaganty. but Wa, not fast Amer the
,ompromi,e Mr. Gray forced to resign, ana "heil
nc did az the bank directors gave him letter ot
recommendation. A., .,, -, ,i
rhc assessment Of 30 per cent on the STOCK "t I-
bank hy the Government, to make so'o Us lini'ru
rautfoi tlc director, say IS being pald IN lrc'I,
.,teraI owner, II large blocks Of stock say thN VII,
not pav the assessment. pr"f"rrng 10 iorc!t c 'o,N
TI,i. j. thc second heavy assessment MllHU f'h.
'rtc orr.t- arc looked 10 rrOw. the names oi
urnnliurllt person, being mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Rr.Norrp rRrvcm DEFEAT ~ SENEGAL.

Pare JIly lG.-Thc "Gaulo-" ~av, that Iu cu'1cc
Incnt la- occurred between IN" natives and he French
expedition To the Upper Niger and that the French
were routed II D., feared that The native, have blprhG
the line of retreat of The French.
\ semi Official note "a, published THIS afternoon
d,.nying the alarni,t reports received from senegal
The report say, that everything IN that region is tran
quil.
NJ Ribot Minister Of Foreign Affair. has advised
the Power, that iIcAto- have been concluded vh"rh
the native chief, the ppcr Niger agree :" fitu'h
prOtcctuIatc.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE WESTERN DROUTH BROKEN.
RAINS WELCOMED BY THE FARMERS-E ELECTRIC
STORMS IN PENNSYLVANIA AND MAINE

Icovenworth. Kan. July l6.-Thc drouth in this
neirhborhood was ended yesterday by soaking rain
tbe first that has fallen here in twenty five daVS.
During eleven of the twenty five DAYS the temperature
has not been below 80 degrees, and Monday IL
reached. no. So prolonged has been the dIT
weather and 50 excessive the heat. that crops
were about burned mp. and many farmers were in
despair: but several that were in town to-day said
tlat the rain had saved the late corn and the fall
Vegetables.
Lincoln Neb. July 1G.-Rain fell generally through
out eastern Nebraska Monday night and yesterday
and corn farmers are generally encouraged.
Bcardstown H., July I6-The scorching dron'h
from which this region has been suffering i"r
many weeks has length been broken. The rainfall
which began al midnight and continued for about troe
hours was tremendous. and was attended Win a
driving wind. The unusual fall Of water was the
cau,e Of serious accident yesterday the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad. about five miles
south Of this city At Hagener the ground Is low
ard the water conccntratng produced swift current
over the tracks. washoui was the result As a
freight train was coming norn the rail~ spread. and
wreck occurred brakeman named Reynolds was
killed
Pitt,burg July 1G.-A terrific electric and rain storm
passed over the MonOugahela Valley lat night. doing
considerable damage. At Bellevue Miss Ada Reno
was struck by lightning and. il is feared fatally in
jured trc,tlc on the Wheeling division Of the Bal
more and ohio Railroad at Finlcyvillc We washed
away, and traffic Will be suspended for forty cighi
ing the crops from hillside, into valleys. The DAMAGE
Will reach many thon-and~ Of dollars.
Bangor. Me, July 1G.-A terrific thunder'toFm
passed Bangor this afternoon ana mnch damage
resulted from lightning. Trees were kn"chcd dow
in the streets. and many houses wcrc struck a,d
entire disabling Of the generators In the electric light
and power station which viii prevent ,reet car, t9m
cannot be operated tonight for some reason.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NEW-YORK THURSDAY, JULY II, Is9O-TEN PAGES.

sunrise day the thermometer registered - degrees
and at stood 1O2 in the shade. The small streams
are all dried up, and great drOuth is feared Inc
crops suffering severely. There is this evening
no Indication Of rain. and the temperature has reh
only little totng at o'clock abJut 30. Some New
York FreShAIr Fund children staying nero
Many Of them say that they cannot stand the Nat'
and IN hurry 20 return to New YORK
Peter Ericsson Swede. found In the road near
south Woodstock last night. overcome BY the heat.
Samuel Phillips. farm labOrcr in this town. was
Frustrated today while at work. Charles y Mont
gomcry, an electric light manager was sun truck IN
Sterling today. At neon today the Thermometer IN
the shade stood 81 Jcwett City. 96 al Danieson-
vile, l02 at Putnam, and "a IN Norwich cabbage
vines and small crops literally burning mp III the
ground corn /, curling badly.
Concord, Y. H., July l6S-The thermometer regis
tered 100 degrees yesterday degree hotter than
Tuesday week
BOrdentown y. j.. July 16.-This has been another
hot day here. The mercury reached "a dcsrecs.
Providence. X. l.. July 16.-lI0ratio Tracey, age
thirty five years. while painting roof to-day. was
prOstratcd by the heat. Benjamin Beam was also
overcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
prvs,oyppS ,voyG PENSION OFFICE CLERKS.

Washington July 16-A statement prepared AZ the
pc,son uur,ou shows that ont Of the 1.j51 clerks
emnloycd in that bureau 233 are now drawing pen
,ions Applications for pensions from nifty one Others
are now pending. twenty eight under the old laws and
twenty three under the recent act. The Commissioner
has directed mat a permanent record DE kept showing
tho numis.r Of pensioners and the number making
nnplIratlOns for pension In that bureau.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE CAPTAIN OF THE SEA WING ARRESTED.

Lake City, Mimi. July I6.-Capain Wctheren, of the
wrecked steamboat the VIM, arrested at hi,
home iu Diamond Bluff to-day and ha, been taken 10
II. Paul Nineteen additional bodies have been pulled
out Of the this sornng and many Of them were
at once identified. More taken out every few
minutes.
Red Wing, Mimi, July lG.-Thc doleful tollng 81
church bells stll to be heard in this city 10 day
tho list of recovered dead from the disaster having been
greatly increased since Yesterday. Eight bodies W"r"
brought up from the of The disaster this morning
In the afternoon sixteen more were brought mp aud one
,.s sent over to Lake (ity and t. night another boat
load arrived. There ninety i've now on the death
roll and several Others are missing otil.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
TIE cHocrAw LOTTERY COMPANY DEFIANT.

Chicago. July Is )SpecalJ.A dispatch from Paris.
Tex. says: "Thc projectors Of the ChOctaw Orphan
AsylIm Lottery Company have by 10 mean, abandoned
their schemes. They declare that The Government
Ia, no right 10 Interfere and that they intend 10 hold
a drawing and test their right. \ meeting was held
sunday at Antlcr's. The procee;ins, have not been
uublic lut il j. understood That IL decided
IN have a drawing soon. The Act II Congress an
proved Nav % $3.50, positively forbid, lotteries in
The Indian TerrlnrN.N
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.

London july IG.-rhc mantle of ~ir l.. simmons a.
ncgotiator AT the vatican Is supposed :" nave q"
.ccuded upon the shoulders Of Adrian Nnsh. w'o. a.
Crown Advocate Of Malta, was for miui years ~
great Influence sir Adrian f. A strong Catholic. aud
although the oscu>lblc object Of hi- Wat 4" E"ur '
10 his only son, Who l. a pupil I'D u" R"ut
school of Nordr1gpu" II !, an open -"rrrt tdt De J.
charged semi officially 10 Discus several matters OF
great importance with Leo NH and li> advisers.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE LAUNCH or TIE YCCATAN.

Chester. Penn. July lG.-The new iron merchant
shin Yuc,tan a sister ship 10 the Yumnr and Orzaba
OF the New-York and Cuba steam Navigation Com
pany, was launched today from Roacrs slhpyard
The vessel is one OF the finest and most powerful ever
built at this shpyard. she IS 342 feet long, AZ feet
beam and "a feet depth Of hold She IS scht)ner-
rgged and bas triple expansion engines ana SIX
Immense scotch boilers. The vessel was clrlStcned
by Miss shepard daughter Of Colonel Elliott. r.
shepard Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
4 NEW cAnINEr roENED ~ cArE coLoNy.

\ NEW CABINET FORMED ~ CAFE t'l'Nf-
Cape Town, Iuly 1G.-A new Cabinet haS been
formed ~ follow Prime Minister. without port
fplio Mr. Rhoic- Attorney General, Mr.. Inuc. Tr"'-
ufcr. Mr Mcrrman. Commissioner of Crown Lands
and Public WORKS, Nr >icvwrglt, and secretary for
Native Affair. Mr. ~aucr.
II !, probable that the railway policy ~ The Coy
crnmont VIII be modlcd. and That the lines Will be
extended I'm l-?l.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
scoRcHING RAYS IN WESTERN CONNECTICUT.

Bridgeport. Conn. July Ii (specian. and
to-day Will stand on record the two hottest con
sccutive days experienced in Western Connecticut IN
many wears. From o o'clock Yesterday morning to
sunset this evening the mercury ranged from 73 to %
degrees. For Tuesday In this city the highest range
was 04 degrees. To-day IL is 95. In Norwalk FOR
The two days, the highest 90 and %, in Dan
bury, % and % in stamford, 04 and 90; In Gren-
wch, so and o. In south NO7valk 9d. In the
Stmtfod region affected 10y the marshes south of the
village thc in place, Ia DIV Ia .chcd -. d'd
on Tuesday. at , p. m, n rose 10 %. From al
localities in both Fairfield ana Litchcd countir', the
reports arr OF unprcccdc continued heat. unlike
ANYTHING of the Kind In July before experienced ~
years since July the heat Ia, been great "a
night as well 10y day, aud the effect Of il IS s'cn IN
streams and wrlls beginning tO fall, and there are
indications Of "a droUth.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NnTES OE TILE CENSrS

hIchmond. Va. July 1G-Supcrvsor Young, Of this
district saws that he has personally added up the
ccrsus returns and that for hi, city they foot up
between 20 200 and $1,000.
Burlington, VI, July lG.-UnoiIcial census footlnSs
make the population of tho fourteen largest places In
the state s4O76 a gain OF l7,640 since 1850. The
entire state 10 expected to show population o
100000.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE STRIKE AT COOPER. HEWITT & co.'s.

Trenton Y. j.. July u (Special.-A representative
q the firm of Cooper Hewitt n Co.. about 271 Of whose
workmen are on strike in the Ncw-Jcr>cy Iron and
steel Works here said 70 day that although a. far rs
he knew the new scale Of price, submitted ly the
Amalgamatcd Association OF Iron and steel Workers
did not involve an increase Of wages The firm refused
10 sign the scale simply bcrau-c II did not V.sh 10
submit 20 arbitrary diCtatlOu ON the part Oi ihe a.
soc alton or any other Animation. There seems no
probability Of an early settlement 4 the strike.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Cologne July lG.-rhe independent American rifle
men left here this morning for pberphu>iclu. pom
their arrival thcr. tnv welcomed by thc Eure'
master. The rihcmcu had dinner - the lAhic'h
lliic Herr E0rhm mad" an Afdn''- 81 "'i'fm''
Herr Meyer. owner II the Rhcnic spring rcr1"d =
,o.rn welcoming the ladlc- Oi the party Cheers led
h, tine lurp0uia~t"r Wcrr given for Primo" Bismarck
The American, started for lin2cn this ailrruo'n.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
FOR GOVERNOR OF NEwHAvpsHIRE.

Boston. .Iulv l6.-A special II tn" Advertiser
from Concord. y. II. saws; "J b. smith, 81 HIS
borough Ind long conference Yesterday with soma
tor Chandler Na,al officer turrieI and other party
managers and II Is practically settled that Mr. smith
,,ll receive the Republican nomination iOr t'ONern"r
@. H. Ar~lcu, the special aiyN, VIII be uc Demo
cratic candidate.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN CLUBS TO MEET
Philadelphia July lG.-Thc Executive Committee
Of the Republican Lcagc of Pennsylvania today de
cidcd to hold convention Of all Republican clubs ia
this city on september -.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
roRrY Rloror. cmIINN srRIKER, smOT.

Ioudoa July 1G.-Adyic'> received hero 10 day from
Chl state that the strikers ia the nta" district mum
bcr 1000. \ conflict occurred between number oi
rotou, strikers and body Of troops, IN which forty
,i tnc strikers were Killed or wounded.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
r,rvrrs AID WoEKIxGNEN UNITE.

s. Paul. Mimi. July I6-Thc farmc.~ Aiii'nre
met here. today and after deciding To take independent
poli,ica action entered into joint convention WIN
thc labor delegation
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
4 Nrw nEMncRATIc ,rNrE CIINIRNNN.

Harrisburg. Penn. July ld-Congc-Nnmn Kerr oi
Clcarfcld was unanimously chosen chairman OF the
Democratic state Committee at the meeting OF the
committee In TN, city this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
A FRENCH VESSEL FIRED on.
RUMORED ACT OF TIE NEwFOuNDLAND
BAIT CRUISER FIONA.
THE FISHING VESSEL SAID TO HAVE BEEN
ATTACKED WHILE TAKING BAIr

TIahfaN, y. $, July 1G.-An evening paper
states that private cable message from 81. Johns
y r.. to a man in this city, says: The New
foundand bait cruiser Fiona fired French
vessel which was taking bait"
No particulars have been received.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
~ EARTHOT1kE IN INUIANA.

LOUISVILLE KY, July 1G.-A dispatch 10 ''Ihe Courier
Journal from Martnsville Ind says: There was an
salnquahe here 80 this afternoon IL lasted one
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
TIE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES TROUBLE.

ottawa. July 1G.-CorrcSpondencc respecting the
Newfoundland fisheries. recently published by the I'm
perial authorities has been received here. The docu
ments cover The period from las4 to 1890, and refer
principally 10 the French shore controversy. Mr..
Tuppcr Minister Of the Dominion Fisheries, recon-
meDds the Imperial Government 20 advise the Nc'V
foundand authorities that Canada protests against
the act issued by the Newfoundland Legislature re
quirng Canadian vessels in need Of bait TO take ont
q license: ard suggests that Newfoundland suspend
,he operon Of the act 80 far as il affects Canada.
A telegram is published from Lord Knutsford ~ LoId
stanley, in which the former expresses an opinion tha
The Newfoundland Bait ACt l. not ultra V?c~ IT j.
evident therefore that he desire, Canad" To- secure
the redress asked for by direct representation Win
NeNIfmudioDd
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

COMPTON SUCCEEDS ARCHER A. CIGAlRNNN.
Baltimore. July 1G.-rhc Democratic stat com
miftcc met today. and after considerable dcbat" i1u
lied the appointment OF -arne, Compton a. the ucW
cb?ir;nan of the committee. The next Democratic
.tnte convention wa, ordered to b. held n 1901.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE REV. DIR. II. :. orOERs TO PREACH TIE


London. July lG.-Dr. Dale has accepted the preai
dcncv Of the international Council OF congregational
ISIS 10 be held In July, 1871. The Rev. DR.. atorrs,
Of Erco,lyn, VIII deliver the inaugural sermon.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
INTENSE HEAT ~ AUSTRIA AND TIE ALIs.

Vienna. July lG.-Intcns" heat prevails ~ central
Austria. and IN the Alps from Graubucndcn 10 Lower
\nstra. The melting Of The snow on the mountains
bo. cauicd tlc anlucui, of The Danube to rise. The
InhaLitaht, are greatly alarmed. Much damage has
already been done.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THREE VILLAGES IN PERIL.
ANOTHER TORNADO IN MINNESOTA WHICH
LEAPS INTO WISCONSIN.
THE DAMAGE NOT YET KNoWN-BUT THE
HOPES ARE THAT 1T is BUT SLIGHT AND
THAT NO LIVES ARE LOST.


Minneapolis. Mimi. July l6.-A report was re-
caved here early tonight that the city of Still
wafer. Mimi, had been visited by tor
nodo Fortunately this proved to be an
error OH the part OF those VINO saw the
storm. hut could only tell approximately where
if struck the earth At first no word
could be obtained from Saltwater but later in
the night dispatch 10 "The Pioneer Press an
nouuced that the town was untouched, but that
tbe storm had struck Marine, small town six
miles northeast of Saltwater, Clear Lake and New
Richmond, both in Wisconsin.
A late dispatch TO The Pioneer Press" says /;
.'Dr Marshalland w. +. Cook have just returned
from Marine and report that the storm did but
nominal damage TO property, and did not result
in any personal injury"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Marine Mills is village of GOO or 700 inhabi
tans and i situated on the Minnesota side OF the
ST. Croix River. a few miles above the city of still
wafer and twenty mllcs northeast of 81. PAU. New
ricbmond +. over i'm Wisconsin. a d0zca miles of. a
little south Of east from Marine Mills. and l. OF about
tvicc the Size Clear Lake Wi>.. few miles further
cast or OrthciSt. has a population Of about 1000