Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-27
18th Year.

1Olh OdAt
In changing the paper to pages OF
col each, we do so in the belief it viii
be acceptable to a large majority of our
readers Il gives more reading matter
and in better classification than any
other form. and also admits OF more
pages being added as press Of business
demands without alteration q style.
The change has long been N eontem-
plation. and its advantages thoroughly
oanvas-ed. The separate sheets will
De appreciated il large families where
heretofore but one II a time could perose
its pages The large blanket sheets are
a relic Of the past, ease and comfors
demanding more convenient sizes.
In entering upon its forty.eigbt year
the HERALD does not need i definition
Of policy Its answering devotion 70
to republican principles, to the interests
Of its city and county are too well estab-
Iished to need comment It relations
with it, thousands Of readers viii con-
continue, as IN the past. TO BE pleasant
and mutually beneficial. lis patrons
first. is its motto and Of their interests
viii it ever be watchful. feeling sure
that Is reward will be equal to IT,
merits
CoS-IpERABLg loss is reported from
the logging camps in the northern part
Of the state, owing to the mii1 weather
the first Of the month
THE socialistie vote il Germany was
more than doubled 1t the recent cleo
ton. aad the royalist party IS much
depressed. having lost fifteen seats.
HoS Horace A. TAILOR, # Hudson.
has purchased the Stat Journal. Of
Madison. for 100000. Tie Journal
IS valuable property anil viii also prove
. political power under Mr Taylor
management
JoHN JAcoB AsroR. the hundred mil
lionair Of New York City, died At his
residence Saturday Of heart failure. He
was 65 years Of age. and grand son Of
John Jacob Astor the founder Of the
families fortune
THE French Cabinet has for malIy
set aside the sentence Of the Dac dor
leans to two years Imprisonment for
disregarding the Law prohibiting pre-
tenders to enter France. and has ordered
him escorted to the frontier
FINDLAY, O., has set OF fanatics who
have met and solemnly determined that
the world is to 90 to smash before the
end OF 1890 One Of the strongest pc
culiarities of human nature is shown By
the credulity with which such predic-
lions are received. although for genera
tons Trey have failed to be realized.
with consistency worthy Of the wealth
Ell bureau
THE newspapers that are trying to
make political capital out Of tie Bennett
Jaw are reckoning without their host
II does not concern politics but the
state As a people and as such every body
understands il Neither party wants TO
foster ignorance nor unamericau princi-
pies. aud citizers viii not be hoodooed
into any such nonsense.
In is said that the Russian Govern
ment cant understand why the rest Of
the civilized world should sympath1e
with the victims Of its harshneS, md
cruelty, and the Russian minister il
astonished that the United States dosent
look with fayo, upon hen way II .,sus-
pecting' person and giving mm two
or three years in prison without trial
The eighty fifth anniversary q the
Economic society. Of Economy. Penn
was recently celebrated, and the society
reported in hourishing condition As
celibacy is one Of their tenets. it might
be we'll to ask how the society grows,
and what is the state OF their morals
AS all their property i held ii bulk By
the community probably the children
are too