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   Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Newspaper) - February 8, 1881, Oshkosh, Wisconsin                               OSHKOSH WIS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8 1881 -5 P M DAILY NORTHWESTERN tho uro to have a state if fur no other reanon than that have too few officers to pay Let it hare a state and a But then what have we ft State University and a State College for if it in not to all tho THK vote of Georgia will only be counted Tho form of will be that if her yotei were would havo ao many voted and if nut counted ho would havo so many This is bridging over question of full aa much importance as that with regard to the right lo throw out Tho vota of was fairly given by the of tho stale to and ought to bo counted The mere fact that the through unintentional error in the state Uw did cot meet until one week tho time provided by the law of is not a reason for the of tho elate The organization of tho men of this city under of in- corporation wan was un interest in the proceedings aa was manifested by the large turnout and the earnest but good-natured strife over the choice of the officers The lections made will generally bo no copied aa good enough to say the We have so many capable am men in thu city that the tank of selection is more difficult than it would bain most The new president Goo M la aa one of our most prominent and successful men He in wide-awake thorough systematic practical and getic in pushing through thing he undertakes lie a gentlemanly and dignified chairman ho is thoroughly potted iu the history and of our city and the under hia diou cannot fail of success The selections for other places among no many deserving persons an were present are to the people Ho far practicable the interests of the city arc ed Mr U a lumberman Medari Jonea and Potions the Messrs ion and the commercial inter- eit and lioa McKoy and yer the business men generally Thus a good start hu boon mAdo we shall 10011 sou up In proper for for the entertainment of strangers the city and for the tion of business pertaining tu the welfare of the city This li both matter of pride arid of future not only to the association itself but to tie people at largo in now tint clasa city A of the Stale Journal writing from Denver do lays Wisconsin ia largely sented in that state Ho also tho notice of a former citizen The legislature wan organised by tho of an uld man for Speaker the Bon Win H Doe for- merly an extensive lumber dealer at aud u member of tho legislature In Uo is engaged in mining operations in this stale and resides at Idaho Springs where in his comfortable cony tain villa he with estimable wife and charming daughter life fur All it is worth Mr Doe is well known the and has n largo circle of friends appreciate his and genuine HM uniform courtesy to all with whom he comes in contact mingled with a large of hospitality geniality and good sound practical lenue han in ado him one of the most popular men in and around the Legislature while his large intelli geuco a strict impartiality luis won for him guidon opinions from men of both political parties and who nise and acknowledge eminent for the he lias to fill of lie WHurr U II beon pending some between tho owners of tho ami R McMillen for the this extensive property which in the sale of tho same to this gentleman Papers have not yet cd bat this formality is agreed upon It la understood that Mr of the removal of Thompnon Carriage Works to city and as no building was available ho con- summated this purchase and the Carriage Works will shortly occupy those The Omro fire will ward's removal necessity soon Hie cnu be made they will commence operations New York Feb report heie from that tho roof of a de- pot fell in while a train with gen in tho and ft number were killed New York ex- prew train on Michigan Southern Lake Shore R R due here yesterday morning wan thrown from track near Striker by defective The train behind time and running at ft high o speed endeavoring to make ap loot time Two sleepers jumped the trick and tho Union fic directors oar containing a number of officials WM pitched down the embankment 30 feet high and completely wrecked III BY TELEGRAPH THE WORLD ABROAD Miscellaneous Foreign News BRITAIN DAY ITT I 8 rule of will Davit in THK One thousand millers WulcH struck fur advance i Butting for niou Monday 5 to li on THK NKW 8 Tlie Ihu fir of anil iu to be ready for y assent on thu J l l Fob S o troops which tho war decided to send from to the gold ia of negroes Tlie Basil to a to sno for SOUTH fob g and but wore MADISON A New Project Kib 8 fui land is to work upon a tu a in the aud of the charitable It medical from tho other duties of the superintendent of and places each undi r separate It croaten a b jurd of who give their whole linio to a more systematic super- of State than ia by the State of HIM It ii whoso lions be similar to of tho or with powers to jails and poor incompetent nnd generally STEAMER WRECKED on Cysp was one of six of tlie lins between port Liverpool was built in 1870 com- with a large carrying mid 100 feet long en- gines a power of 000 had B watertight She mailed from Boiton with a cargo of produce embracing the corn 458 bales cotton boxen hums boxes bol liea 50 boxes can lard ISO rolls 70 nails lard bailor cheese pounds but t T flour cotton socks bushels peas Ml bales tierces bales leather Apples 8 wooden 4 75 mut ton -1 boxes moats 28 cattle stoves 1 box typo No particulars other than press re- ports havo received by of Fab 7 Tne n Bay last night is the steamer U apt Boston for The wont ii tho Irish a dr slurm Thirty-two persons were 01 Twenty-one of the ing the second r were saved Another survivor is on tbe ruck from tho main land All 10 bra Two ife in the beon Thti steamer is n total IONS TERRIBLE CRASH A Number of Lives Lost THE WEATHER N Y s old parts ol the York Central depot ex- fell with a this A number ol I vea were lost but is tint known FIRES TOWS Feb 8 HVT opt out of existence the town of Walnut in thin county on the Rock Inland Seventeen mul were with most of THE WEATHER from Upper nnd west generally signals continue at Grand Haven waukee nnd Ludington WANT AID Oh THU Fob A Collins dent of tho American branch of the Irish Land appeals to the American people and the Irish in America for practical aid Fall River Mass Feb 8 ners and increase of or they will strike The greatest experienced lost there should bn a in the title to property yot a in the title to cough or ie ed Dr Bull's Syrup removes all at once arc firm believers in the maxim that or thing it is useful uny essential to see this good mantles before pronouncing on ids Wide Extent of the Present Storm Suffering in Minnesota and Dakota Vub Hola and Dakota are from fuel famine us well aa from a iun On the line of tbo na Peter road the worst report have confirmed and eht has issued an order for army of mon to take a train of fkt oar loaded with provisions and fuel an engines through to tho people if they have tc make HEADWAY INOH UY INCH and the truck fills in behind the train aa ua it can be dug out before if on have volunteered for tbe work un til the force hay beon augmented to 000 The Ust reports from Kyo ou tho eastern border of th storm stricken region are to tho that tho people are on abort and are burning up th fences sidewalks furniture arid ii two mov ed into one house and THE OTHER People are satisfied thai a terrible story of suffering and death will whan tbe roads are dually cleared bu they are afraid lo allow imagination to conjure up a picture of the horror that the denouement ia certain to reveal aa nothing has been from points west of Sleepy Eye bare cut off by blockade fo WUKKI STORM Contrary to the usual rule the yesterday hud id origin in the first gaining shape iu Western Kaunas A reporter on Sergeant Line ol the Western Bureau and from him learned that the storm on its southern margin ia by light anc heavy especially parallel to the and Red rivers on its northern margin it is attended with light and heavy unow and sleet It ex tends ai far want iu the Platte as far north as Dakota aa far east aa Grand Haven and as far south as New Orleans Ou the western border tho is attended by a mixture of snow sleet and rain and be from tbo nest aud by colder weather and gradually rising eter A heavy snow fell lay at Fort Gurry and there were Win at La M or eh cue St Paul Heavy fell at Cairo and The temperature at was 58 degrees above zero but was y faltine up to and after the of the storm is spent tbe weather will j grow colder Wisconsin Central Company will mild an to their shops in S vens Point Six locomotives of the Wisconsin jentral are being overhauled in tho Stevens Point shops of that NOB C 8 14 1 J 38 respectively Tho along the east shore of juke arc favorable to an of tho railway Fond du There is a large forco of men at work n tho new railroad bridge at Hudson Vis putting in iin iron span for the It Is an immense job and will a vast amount of labor and oml Tho Roohouter N Y Bridge Company arc tho contractors Nearly all of the Western roads will how a decrease in for ary as with those of the cor- month of 1380 It is said hat the Union Pacific earnings have decreased during the third week in January and that it is still ailing off in its receipts The Wabash is also running behind Wa- iash for the second week in being a of from January 1 to 14 a decrease of The granger ines i are the only ones which keep up owing to increased mileage of tho Among the of surgery nothing s mure tbe operation ol which luia been with iu very coses It consists of a portion of the blood from the veins of a healthy vigorous into those of one ing and apparently nt the point of death A case of linn kind occurred iu tho pital dellu at Palermo A youth seventeen named was received into that establishment in September with bad humor in his leg which eventually rendered amputation The patient WM very much emaciated and laboring under fever nud after the operation ho became more re- ever the pulse ible tho eyes dull the body void it clearly apparent that he was sinking fast Iu this emergency his attendant Dr Enrico bail recourse to transfusion of the blood us the only remedy that had not yot beon tried Two assistants of the hospital offered to have their veins opened for the purpose nud thus n quantity of blood on two was into the patient's system He began ut to revive and after the first tion ho recovered tho acuity of speech stating thut before he could neither see nor hear but if ho was iu the air A similar ami even more interesting cose u few years back iu the operation then being performed ou a lady residing iu patient seemed to be expiring from the loss when her husband at tho suggestion of the surgeon Mr J consented to experiment of transfusion mid two pounds of blood were conveyed from his veins into those of his wife In a few minutes after the operation was performed tho current of blood began to How tho ebbing of lift was checked ami the oh- from death which had scorned so near was secured Tho suggestion hns been thrown out that iu tho last stages of typhus aud the coT lapie attendant on Asiatic cholera lamo remedy might possibly prove of vice we uot heard of the being tried iu such 11 ease B pint jo jo no jo jo OMI jo jo jo 01 A small boy was looking at some tural engravings and gazed long nnd upon a representation of nnd Eve In their primitive dress Turning to bis mother ho Ma didn't and Eve wear any clothes No Tbe lad reflected a moment nud said By hokey I'll bet the made em hop lively PRICE FIVE CENTS WASHINGTON and Other News WAR Washington Fob or the President tin of the de- of extended to the of Ft in the Tno in Virginia oo HI a school of instruction for th signal in to bo known in Ft Moy er of Ft The change made in honor of late Uon New York Fob the House committee refused to grant tin money by the state for continuation of monthly Senate ou am ronds weed to appropriate or of foreign the coming year It i tu be to com various companion lor carrying the niai in accordance with postmaster general The condition is that tho steamers must be iron and manned by Americans At attempt was to that American built but this failed in committee Which is the SENATE i Feb On motion o Mr Morgan Senators Hamlin and were appointed tollers for tbe Senate iu the electoral count meet ing Tbe morning hour having expired ou motion of Mr Butler the the alleged census frauds in was taken up and Iho letter of Societary of tbe In re- sponse to tbe resolution for in- formation on tho subject was read Mr Butler verified tbe report and t should put the baseless cal- of stump orators aud party or in the late campaign 0 the language contained in a if Mr during 16 charges and ions aa being as malignant in their purpose against tho South an the heart inspired their utterance and as that although tho evidence of the correctness of the connus was aud overwhelming ol ho author's charges be had not bad he honesty make amends for bis perversions Mr Colliding replied to Butler that 10 inferred the latter hud designed bin remarks aa upon him for he had in a speech lait September Ho thought that Butler lad taken c long time to reply As for he of that Senator he had no concern Mr swaggering nee of the from Now York no concern for mo Mr Senator a on with whom I do not to y words or epithets hero or east of all here The subject was then dropped HOUriE At thu conclusion of the call of the tales tbo announced tho of Mr of nd Mr of Now York AS ro on the part of tbe to make a ut of tho votes declared for President nd Vice-President on Wednesday Bengali reported back the Eivor and larbor which was to tins committee of the whole loagan elated that be would move to o into tbe committee on that im- after the morning hour but notice that he would op- ose it with tho legislative executive nd judicial A TOUGH u bluck runner the a viper about three feet found in lie back of the West Maryland at in tho The black had ud swallowing tuil first tho he viper retaliating curved around aud be- un to swallow runner tuil aud found each had swallowed tho other p to tho head there being nothing but 10 two heads projecting from mouth f tho other If nro wet In boiling suds once week they will become very tough will ot cut a carpet will last much longer nml sweep like u new broom Markets rty Telegraph FINANCIAL Now S Money loaning ut 0 per on Hut ISJ fur long 185 or Kul S Whont USK IJi Lorn May Kyo Hurley Pork I 05 April Luru I Id April active goud tu uhlppltif 00 tu full CITY tx KLOUK it Winter a 75 yo t CK SO l eod 1.05 rau 70 utter {lllltOOH 40 muiT bbl 11 i per bbl live por bbl Mutton Live tiu I WOOL Heavy oil Tamo Wild by opp Tremont HOUBS 80 7 GO 10 Tallow 6 WOOD Pine Blab Hard Tin of some men Is merely local 1 hey are their are may prosper for a while but at long run ho that sola all knaves at work will pny Devotion is counterfeited by tion good thrift by niggardliness: charity with glorious Stylo is only u frame to hold our thoughts It is liko the of n heavy sash will obscure the Whatever appears their ing vice goes for nothing being either not applied or for libel and what we do not it lo we do uot Jameson Ceremony was devised nl first lo set a on hollow welcomes but where is true friendship makes us esteem ourselves vanity us tlm esteem Jt Is just to us has done that a man is too proud to bo There is this difference between happi- ness nml ho Unit thinks himself tho happiest mini really is so but he that thinks himself tho wisest Is generally the greatest We need not ask Will the true pure loving holy be for he he hus heaven it is in him now lie has a of his inheritance now mid lie is soon to the W Then MIC looking glasses for the face nit none for lite mind That must supplied then by a serious reflection upon one's self the external image escapes let the internal remain and correct Is ho succession of human events Hie cures of uro thu cures of nnd when wo iv o may safely sny to most of our troubles Ye have your worst and we shall no fortune hns been regarded the guardian of fools nnd on ibis score she las been accused of blindness but it should be as n proof of her when she helps them who cor- cannot help No word for Ihc thought so we ninny u surveyor uses his nr series for a measure When love re- pealed mul overworked sounds al we aud Allah is refreshing has become A The fete of n battle is the result of n a thought the hostile forces with combinations they each aud light for a certain the critical moment arrives a id flash decides and the least reserve the GREAT GERMAN REMEDY fon RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA SCIATICA LUMBAGO BACKACHE SORENESS or nil CHEST SWELLINGS SPRAINS FROSTED FEET EARS Bodily PsiM HEADACHE No on and A trial Irldliiaoutlfcy of mo iu and proof of U SDIO If All AND III A CO Baltimore V S A MARDI AT NEW ORLEANS for tho suason at Now malt will be display over Iu America Only nt New li lie In aud un- nnd uto to on tho ol from tho laten will as the balmy of Now will draw In that on actor a winter with the mercury below 111 look with pleasure upon a to a ro- ou whore roson nro In bloom and ull In and Tho y lo all who Iro to this Hound trip elects from Chicago to Now nnd until next Mny nro nold nl WO or tho mil nnd good until Maigh 20th ound trip Hold nt by route run from u Now without chuugo nnd you cun n an at tbo depol i koop It until you at 10 depot la Now Orleans ny further oan II II tt Oblongo of TAVINO L Iu nro using PADS ol by UR we hayo written to to onr nud we nil other Iho BALE or on an and ab- without our license In an 1 1880 and will bo to tbo ill ox toil tof Iho law Allen In 00 Ht THE FAMILY HAND BOOK I oa AND FACTS ran THE MILLION i Pr or thi Blck Car An I II M I III N r Library A full sot of the Franklin Square library containing the beat standard sketches etc and 20 enta each on at A Hiou POWDER Absolutely Pure Mudo from makus hot without from food Solil by cunt byall DAKINO fo Now York HTT LA INSURANCE LOAN BLOCK 90 MAIN ST The following old and ol Hartford Iu of Hartford 111 XI of Toronto 1861 at IKE im of Hartford organ liod of of dolphin UNION or In o In wed 1860 equitably and tv paid r TLe tbs of day by C 0 lyn the firm C Tho to of will the of tho late Hrm and all liabilities and Will duo nid firm E g I S MSM ONE PRICE FRAKER HALL WIS TU in TUi Hall low for Moot L BUILDING PAPER Dry Paper Rag Wrapping Paper MANILLA PAPER Letter Note tint gal Gap PAPERS Env S PAPER BAGS FLOUR All oold Market Ratos and Guaranteed bivi tdM GIKta mt mi W At the market price H NASH n FLOUR AffD r A or AND L Prof m now to of lor iMwnt la all M will in is bonn from U lot P II CHEAT WESTERN CASH STORE offer SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS E S JOSSLYN OEO MAYEK MAX MAX MAYER MAYER The Jewelers DESIGNS IN- Jewelry Silverware and Clocks REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY Remember the MAYER The Eagle Trunk Factory SCHMIT BROTHERS PROPRIETORS OSHKOSH TRUNKS VALISES TRAVELING AT- Wo the beit lumbar In our trunki and cnn them 16 per asm llinn can bo had n or mte lo GEORGE F STROUD NOB 38 wid 38 Main FOB Oils Paints Glass I goodi direct from importers and and ah of the very boit brands and am enabled to compete with hovie in this market I offer for sale all kinds of OILS PAINTS VARNISHES G LASS PUTTY GLUE AXLE GREASE OAKUM TAR PITCH ROSIN COTTON WASTE OIL TANKS JACKET CANS ARTISTS COLORS GOLD LEAF CHAMOIS SAND PAPER Ac GEORGE P STROUD FOR TOUR Groceries eo TO A B HOOPER Dealer In Choice Staple and cy GROCERIES Breen and Dried Fruitt In their mion ery Nuts Cigars and Tobacco Agent for A Booth's Celebrated Oysters the beet In the Market Goods delivered to any part of the city A B HOOPER 133 Vain St THOMAS QUINN Oor Main WM I kwp a Mil or aad CLOTHS AND 01 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS FIT HIM Ql tot an Mid yoi   

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