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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
Extraordinary Elopement.


>I'7 - 'e .''"S' s''I al cases 'h"' ever
t""@ 'N }" - S1'',7 game u eH,ef-
Gay '"i eA"''''"".'o" 'e'"le Justice MIlil
hs"' ana, were II MOI 'tlat II mas IN II the
P'oo'> =. 'I"7V "t"it'eSs ana GepiaItd
NATURE II ih'e"t WEI form 'Iie SUI Ject ioI
Srco"d N"n'euE 81 Errors.
i"e P''"F'P"' Paf'es engaged IN tl.s
Ce'e'' '''e q ANA OF modem Marie! me
ere '"o ": -, I"i,eo' respectively,
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We 0'o'''e'S' "iI "tEerthe'eSS GA not
"','' - S7i''i"' 'he'i, IRON TINS Tune.
ana perhaps ,or some 'i'ne previous the
.0""S '' o'o'"e' oeeah % pay more auen-
,.on 70 l.. ~ man S VIE 'hau mere sls'erIy
o''''e''t "l,e'''on "ouia warrant
''' nc e'''e' '''''ei oei''2 OF s"me"ha
P'o'''' "7'uie' an" not gwen 10 su>ple'"n,
was 'e'IS''.s "arFah'eH N not regarding
nl' u'o'''e' intimacy win ms wife AS
al! 'h',S more man usual, and what would
'''''''"''y NAYS pseh expected between
pel,o"s i'''"g III me same A"u-e
=, ,''0 .! .tee'iHS7' ana Ihe mutual
''''',' '''''ei,'S vi tNe TWO did not long
o0i'''', =, - "e I"iI't on ID aVeled man
''' :" NE In o. ociooer. niue
~ '"' &c ''""'l Is ago me two declared
themselves nee 'i"h Their respective mar
,,hSe les y starring on honeNmcon 10
hichiSail; NE vile, on the excuse that she
was gong 70 pay visit TO her sister who
Ilved SIX miles from her home. met her
ne" lover at place appointed, and start
ca OH Win HIM on tIee love tour exrur
SION, Lyman fltr1an suspected nothing
ti'i ne went 10 convey his wife home, when
ne iound TO his CONSERVATION and dismay
NAV Sne iAu not oeen there that day.
FROM .hls pace he proceeded to his
otothef mouse, "hen he heard that his
n I,I,, nad gone 10 Michigan to get work.
'lIed Win vague alarm, and fearing be
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

STATE REFORM ScHooL.-The bill
appropriating $4,000 to the state reform
school, provides for the purchase OF 100
acres Of land to be added to that now
owned by the institution. The land which
il is proposed to purchase is the farm OF
Hon. GEO G PRAyr in Waukesha county
and &djoins the reform school, farm. Tie
price is fixed at SIS an acre,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
4 Northwestern Party.

4 Northwestern Party.
1t is about time (says the Chicago
Times that the northwest begins to take
a leading part il the concert Of states
For sometime the northwest has been
playing second fiddle, while New England
has handled the leading violin. We have
had practice enough in showing the bow
to begin to shove it on our own account.
The following item, which will serve as
text, is taken from an Ohio paper:
The New York Independent notices the
remarkable dividends that are being declared
by banks, manufacturing companies and rail
roads. In referring to the new Eng land
manufacturing associations. the Indepe"dent
saws: lone OF these corporations, the Andres
co@gn mills with capital Of million of
dollars, pays t"rly pr cc'st; the Mas hua, with
the same capital, pays hjTtG-fce, the Apple
ton. tlUent1 fire, the Pacific, capital two
millions and half. i,esntg5our, the Merrimac,
tceatg-.hIee, and SO on
Who pays all these little dividends that
are now being received by banks, manu-
featuring companies and railroads! The
peope-consumers; ard among those
who are prominent in assisting 10 swell the
dividends of these corporations, are the
people of the northwest. Being, as ii
were, inland, and dependent upon the
east and eastern routes for our transporta,
ion and supplies, the northwest is COM
paratiyey isolated from the benefits Of
competition. The south has the Mississippi,
he gulf, and the seaboard, and it can land
European cargoes, at its very doors.
What the northwest needs at the present
moment Is party popular movement
devoted TO the interests Of the northwest.
We want state Legislators who will labor
for the advancement Of The northwest, and
men for the national legislature who will
bold The Interests Of the northwest inferior
% none other save those Of the union
We need representation both at Washing
ton and our state capitals that will ie.is.
lac first, for he northwest, and lastly, il
AZ '''' '0' '"0 49, "s'' '"'o
''!' 49,. '"''', ''''' -, 'A'' '''''' :, WV
people from The grasp of local monopo!ists
o' "i' so''S' "h na''oha representatives.
VINO "''' axe Us ''0''' us IONS OF we"
EnUland manufactures and lirh tariff and
VINO Will secure Us an Quiet TO tt'e ocean
>uili'lent TO answer the demands OF our
immense productive ability.
e~l ATES, iEUMDrLL, Howe NAsHBURNF.
" ILSoN, and, IN hue, al the prom'Een'
men from Limos, Iowa, Wisconsin and
the other states cf the northwest devote
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

RE Are you troubled with distress
after eating, heartburn, depression of
spirits, desire for solitude, sick and nsr-
vous headache, and other affections Of this
class, rendering pAIl unfit for the society
of your friends or the world we say, take
the Red Jacket Stomach Bitfers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
G At a Wedding simmer in MamnL;

1s'- AT wedding supper in Memphis,
Tenn last week, the enthusiastic brides
groom 90: off a little speech in the course
Of " hIch he uttered tie following eloquent
sentiment: ITO night | shake hands with
the past. An unknown door is about 10
be opened vide, and enter an abode Of
perfect beatitude'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

W. ~ EDWARD 3 kErcHUM the quondam
" all street iinancier and forger, ia, been
put 10 work IN cobbIer's shop in SIrg
sing. lie displays considerable awkward
ness IN mending rneu's soes. which, con-
slderlng his past life, is not to be wondered
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

p =
r., f,l,.f,o :. =. .., ,.I..t t.s
. ''es - '''s = '''''"'7 'o'
tie Improvement 81 the liaIbor OF Mani
,2woc. upon which las tie tax PAYERS OF
thf. ,nyr arc allowed ia v.,.a nm Tpasd.r
.L,,o..,f.t;. n.,,...
w. ,,,
- ~ 70 au'"oI'A7 '"r %" u Of Mani
io"'e, 70 me county q 'iAhi'o"oc' 10
itfr AK Oh NE taSa' e property IL
a! -" 2, ,'F ne lmpi'1t'neht Of the
Ldr'"f Z ne ''onl" u Tie HaE''o" &c
iiYer, u sal county.
Inc peob.5 "' cue s5a'e q y l>c"'.'!"' rep
ie-e.'.'' - senate ana aS7' 'no'y' 90
'"".' II ~. ms
@rc.''a l. ne '''"'s y, 'ne - y"
o. s."'' p" 7" ,''. I''.'...' ~ y "''' on "c'
re Ae'e"f a"l''"'3 "S'' "'''' az e1'e' :" 'e'
" TAX O" ~ 1ie YAK fO'7 i'"i'7'. !" sa'"
'o"h' !" '.''.'''o'' - '''e 49, ~ 500
''O't 'n- ''It P'' wa ,co 10 ca" " ,''e
yea looi iooo a"'l So'' ~ '''e ""'ou"'
o. twenty thoN'ah" ao''si' ah"oa ~
h'Sk'"g ~ Inc "eI''.'A.e. '"' TIE 'iiie
sald Yeas NE SUI" ol SKY thousa n''
collars, TO he expedited ID ana ABOUT Tie
cohstFncH)h Or iIPfo' e"leh' o. the hA'ooF
at the mouth OF The Mahiio"oG FlVTr, IN
"a! tom and county, IN The mannei
hereinafter IL this az. provided.
See : ihe TAX authorized and directed
~ ~, act, shan be levied, assessed and
g"llerted - sad town, and 'n"ii, "her
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

SoME TunEEY.--A turkey rai-ed by
Mrs, Nancy LoUNsBcRY on Hubbard's
Hill, Stamford, Com. weighed forty-seven
pounds six ounces, brought So and was
sent to President JoHxsos as a New
Years gift.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

Es- Ex-rebel Gen. Joe Johnson saws
that under the presidents liberal policy the
country will in four years be HE most
prosperous aud powerful on earth
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

seem 6tII-af3e. and gItB Sucn OlGers
,iali In ~ r,rl;yad hv the saiI r,ea.u,ar
-
s""i - nv s'oi 10 me
ce'h 0i -"ld town. VINO stal Place Tue
sane on fie IN hi> Office
Sec. 70 The said commissioner sra
.,,,t.o-;,.I a. ...,,,.,,.,...l -. ,.,,,,.:...o
''e % Gao u sen ior DyheE the "hoie
or any portion Of Il e orders which may
come into the hands OF their treasurer.
Tor may ar,l,oiza The Gail trAaeu,sr IN soil
=
'' @ " u - 10
o1'o" '"c'f hofitha' par Fa'Ue q more man
The LEGAL rate Of interest ioi the time the
same have IN nm aud shall nav out all
''0 '''""''' "''''" may "0 0'o' y
thelF tieANaier. on any Such sac OF "uich
NAV he drawn by him on any such orders
f-,r, tha Town treasurer f,r fIe irnprov-
l;..;l l...l.-..rl ~, ,.-.,o..,,,.o,,,
nc .''' ""' "'' az" VIC
thefe>i' III Iho manner tr"Vlded pE 'hle
az, and may enter into contract with any
t4rsrn ar persons. ro3,pa1, or body cor
,a.at ,-.,,,;'... os,., ,,,r,;o,,
'o''., - - o''''' ,-o''o" - '"' ~ -
y 81" ""' '"'i ~ - 'I''S'is's "-r '''oi
tor and 10 te used aud applied IN and
about the jln1rovruept o. SAID babor. and
''''1 VIC ~ - "a ''''' '''''o'' "''
- ~
y u S"." Nv" 'i1e', vi oo'H b"' NC
tore entering mo any such contract, they
.haH yiye thirty DAYS. notice Of liza time
o,,,i ,iooo or,Lo lo,,;,,,, ,,s ol,,,.-.o, o,,,
I
'i"c'S ny PuolIshiuS Tue SAME ~ eaoh VI
- 81 ,,or;,a.on ooJ .bolI lo.rsr,b oo,,
;! '''' ~ WV
tract or cet'!acis 10 TIE lowest RESPONSE
be binders but 10 such contract shall be
let tit,l4.s sirra1 las ora or mora reoron.
-,
~ Cues ~ o0 "PP'O'cu y sai" co'h-
tn!osioheTs, oE resolution Gully passed at a
meeting II their board and they shall
male q som; eprr.l r.,,,r4 ,,.Lc,,.
~. ''''o' i@!' = ~ 'U0 Sufc'
'>''a " e"'u 80" w. % All receipt ana G!s-
Oufsenen's, and 81 theft progress IN the
work OF lnDroyjGg sad haibor. and in
and ahout i,.. ,~ara,.4,,,,,, <,f,I,o .,.,,a
an
Shd Eia'i cause copy Of such report to
be published IN al The newspapers pub
I.shei in said town
SEC H. That the said commissioners shall
before conmeuc;p, work ON tbr ironrovcI,c ut
Of sad harbor. ar.lv to the ,ronar danar+n,ant
II WASHINGTON. to anloiDt o., dat.i1 Sam. .nita.
He civil nT~inncr 10 tatn ma ~
work OF IMPROVING or Construct 10 sid Lsrhor
and to cxpeni on such work nh MONEYS wLicb
have been or my hereafter he .nnronriatoJ
l,v congress for that burmese and ~ tbe avont
Of tie failure of sdcb annlicItion Tia saiJ
commissioners shall obtain from tLcI- : tcno.
fr,apl,iral L,lraar # Vas1 n,tr,, .,;or ~ H.
surveys sand Of the r,I3rs mi s,a,.:t;, ,t;
the y and nIltcf;Is yo. tbo Sa,,sI,,~e.;-- ~
said halnor and shall f,IInn, o. no,,l,. 49,
practicable. such ,I,ns anJ snar;fcnt;nnSS ~
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AFTER THE TRIAL


dIGary case will be read with interest +:
AFTER THE TRIAL. Is.
On The first OF December her sentence
was delv -Ted. She was much uverpow cred
Oh this occasion, aud a!so when her death
warrant was read TO her a week later.
At the latter time she vent into yiolant
mysteries. Before tie execution and until
recently. HE health Of Mrs Grinder la,
been Very miserable Manv have supposed
She would die beio!e tie day appointed
Tor her execution She came very near
fulfilling these predictions. Tn two or
three occasions the tailor was summoned
iuto her cell, and one night she swallowed
sirychrlne before il was known she had il,
AID 1t was ouly By the most strenuous,
efforts that her life WAS saved. MANY
people supposed her to be monomanio.
In order that no lonht might be EFF on
the subject, a medical commission, con
sistng OF Drs Irwin, Reed and King, was
ordered to examine her mental condition
on Wednesday last. They reported lhas
70 sign of insanity could be discovered,
and accordingly Ler execution was ordered
TO proceed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
SPIRITUAL ADVISERS.

For the past few days she has been
assiduously praying for death Her
spiritual councillors, the Rev. DIS, Holmes
aud Lersabaugh, Of the Methodist Epis'
cooal Church, have been with her almost
constantly. CrtlI recently she has said
she did not fear death in The least but e
day or two since size said she feal Ell she
was 100 wicked TO die.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02


PURE GRIT. -The Washington CORES
pondent Of the n. Y Express, states that
Hon. SANFORD E. CHURCH, Of Albion, had
a long interview with the President last
Friday. and went home satisfied that the
President will administer this vernment
on his old Democratic principles. The
Republicans who, in both branches Of
congress, have been bullying the President,
the week past, VIZ: Howe and SUMNER, in
the senate. SCHoFIELD aud BINGHAM in the
house, have had just tie effect upon him
that like bullying had upon Gen. JACKSON,
when the u. S. Bank we're wont to pour
in upon him from the Giles bank delegates
to overawe hin. They only made him
mad, and congressional bullying has bad
the same effect upon ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

ES Fourteen wife murders are report
ed aa occurring in England on Christmas
day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
HE LAST LVENING,

Last evening, however, she said that
she felt that she had sincerely repented,
and was PREPARED for Heaven She WAS
very cheerful. She ate a hearty supper
Al IL o'clock, and cha.ted aud laughed
almost gaiIy with the WARDEN, while her
clergy man remained with her PRAYING and
couversiug un,Ii , o'clock when She lay
and slept peacefully until 7.
THE MORNING OF THE EXECUTION.
On rising she ate a hearty break fast,
and after praying was dressed for execu-
lion. She manifested the most scruru.
l"us care in the arrangement Of the final
toilet. She woUld have her hair carefully
plated and evea sent for oil to dress it
with. Shortly before the tine appointed
her counsel, Mr. Marshall, entered err
cell, she greeted him warmly, saying, I
am a great, great sinner, but Christ is i.
great, great Savior"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
TIE CD&TES~ lO%.

Fer days pas. 'umoTs have been ne
that the wrerchtd woman had made a
confession This morning she told lady
wishing her cell that size felt better now
that tie load as IF Ter mind, and Sc il,
wa known that she had confessed. After
the execution the Rev Dr. Holmes
ANNOUNCED that at ten o'clock last night
Ms, Grinder made the following confession
10 himself AID Dgs Lensabaugh:
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I II Il i / LOT
OFFICIAL PAPER CT TH2 COUNTY
n 4 NIT VI o c.:
The E.r5cr Law.

FRIDAY Moi MING, FEB 1866
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
MARTHA GRINDER, THE MUIR.
DERESS.
Her Execution and Confession,

Tie following incidents in this exlraor-
dInary case vii! be read with interest:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

Witnessed: c. II. HOLMES, II. lens
ABAUGH.
Her execution is deserted by cores
pondent of the New York Herald as an
awful scene. Tie wretched woman fell a
distance of about three feet. Owing to All
oversight in adjusting the rope connected
with the upright under the trap, her fall
was not sudden, the neck was not disIo-
Gated, and size slowly s'rangled to death,
Her contorlions and writings for several
minutes, were most agoDizjDg to behold.
The knot, too, had slipped, and the crcu-
Ia'ion Of tho blood on he right side Of the
neck was wholly uninterrupted. Her
death was literally hard one
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02


In view Of MY departure in a few hours
from earth, | want to say that .cknowi-
edge my guilt in the case Of MIS- Caru-
Tiers, and also IN the case Of Miss Bucbsn-
au, but | am innocent Of all the other
charges made against me 10 The papers for
poisoning people; but bad as | have been,
irei that God COR Ch'isl's sake has
forgiven me, and through his mercy |
hope to find an eurrance into Heaven.
die without any hard feeling to any ore,
forgiving all as | hope to be forgiven.
MIR. Stewart has been very kind to me,
doug all in his power to make me comfor
table and Pray that he may be assisted
10 his duty and lie rewarded for bis kin!
ness n. White has also been very kind
~! has tGea'ed ne with respect always.
Ma, God tie good 10 him II hal been
ftijEtGI To nay church duties 1t would have
been different with me now, but | am
thankful that God is SO good as to return
to me, now that | try to come back TO
him. her
MARTHA X GRINDER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29


Tragedy as Oe. Paal.A AaA1 AO
e1aensa1ly lx1l1ea ~ 0er 11ass
b0ha.
From the 81. Peal Press. August -. 3
About three months ago Mr.. n. A.
Hawkes.. . native Of Masb' eheod, Mass., but
laiteriv Of Chicago, came to 81. Past Tor
the benefit Of his health, and since then has
been stoppirr ., the Mansion House -
Some three weeks since Mrs. Hawkes. came
to this city to Join her husband, Who anx-
iously awaiting her coming, end 70 whom be
has been devoted'y attached. During the
weeks past the husband and wife. who have
been but Or 10 months married, were, -
stated TO friend, really spending thcir::hon-
eymoon. Together they visited the lakes
Wherever the husband went the wife sc>
compsaied him, and every evening wasepent
in her cosnpany. Such 10 che uh64Q 6sti.
mony of eli Who we're intlisste Vith u. and
Mn Hawkes.. and whose eonduA and tepu.
tstie, have been beyond . shadow q r.
preach. Be -
Yesterday merning the husband and wils
vent down to breakfast At the Mansioo
Houss in their usual god spirits. Ailss
returning 70 their room, IL. Hawkes. took
out one Of two pistols which he possessed,
and began 10 clean and oil Il, bic
wife, in the meantime, seated in .
rocking chais. gagged in aeviae.a One
Of Che servants In the hose Wos h an4 out
Of the room during the time, ard having
adjusted the furniture, she had returned
With . pitshsr Of water, and ~ standing
in the CORNER few feet from the chair occu.
pisd BY MIA. H., when she heard the report
Of the pistol. and looking sosa1, saw the
lady leap from her sest, exclaiming " Oh
Ny God! end then droppei upon the car
pet weluring in her life blood and expired.
The husband, ri en he realised The terrible
calamity that had beialIcn him, vas over
come with grief and anguish, and in thu
midst Of his unutterable oos nearly lost
his reaAon. and he could with difficulty be
restrained from adding suicide 10 the fearful
drama.
A coroncr's jury returned verdict that
the death Of Mrs Hawkes. "rssulted acct
d. ntally from the discharge u pisael il
the hands of her husband, N A. Hawkes.,
and that no blame can he attached to him
in the matoss, except for tie careless mm
ner in which the pistol vas held"
The remains Of Mrs. Hawkes. we're
placed in . metallic GOTTA aad viii ~ Aksr
to Lincoln, Logan spunty, llllhoiss NJ.
Etter, and several otlyp- esuo)eme1 will
accompany NJ. HawkO % his frieG1ls at
Chicago. Shou1d NJ. H.'s health permit
Of the journey they will start on their trip
in the rnorninn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29
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l0eseeeeerso 0ee0aeh Doeeers.
Man wans ToHp-no uncomnoa want
And every year and month brings forth new osss
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