The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14
The State NEWS.

| ''i - oil. cdtItiGl w are. TeSitenJ
OF Aaupaca county since lS49, and a
prominent citizen His death was caused
1y injury from a runaway team.
The same paper thinks, from the pres
ent indications, that the number of logs
gotten IN on Wolf and its tributaries this
winter, will fall short of the amount last
winter by several millions of feet.
! The Baraboo Republic says eleven di-
vorce cases are to come before the Cir
cult Court there this term.....A little
girl OF Mrs Rogers, residing on the South
side OF the river was seriously burned
on New Years day. It's mother had
ieft tin Charge of an older child, boy
OF about SIX years but who fortunately
had the remarkable courage and good
sense Tor bis age, to extinguish with his
hands the burning dress of his sister in
time to save her life. the little one is
doing we'll.
The Richland County Repuz7;can says
The boys of Doaz captured live
badger on New Years day. Said badger
was noticed by some one and the whole
village went fo- him. He ran into bor-
ough of ground hog, and by dlnt of hard
labor ann much perseverance he became
an unwilling captive. The boys found
him about thirty feet from where he en-
tered the ground, he, having burrowed
the earth about three feet below the sur
face to that length, in his retreat.
The GAINESVILLE Gazette states that a
Methodist preacher at Monticello, Green
county whose name is given as Rev. Mr..
Bean, was brutally murdered one evening
last week. About bedtime, he went to
the barn to look after his horses, and
being absent from the house longer than
1t was necessary, search was made for him
and he was found in one of the horse
stalls with his throat cut, and both horses
gone. The murdered man was greatly
esteemed, and this shocking tragedy has
quite naturally created great excitement
IN the vicinity Of the occurrence.
The Alma E?rlre$s reports a most
wanton case of abuse of little child, FIVE
years old, at Durand. It seems that
after whipping the little one most to
death, they threw it into a pond of water
aud as soon as it came to shore they
daath 90 on,o noar ralaas;ns - IN w. "nS., n
was fred fftv 4, ,nars and tba wifi fortv
-{vnx ara rcoo,tal ,,,n,ero,,.
The Cb;l+on T,,,cs r,vs +bo+ os Toba
Daimler of l<:a, ,r.n:towoo oo,,rt,, ~,
p H.. IN H.. ". .o, ,ooaoI n,;,L Ioo~
between New fEoI-te;n and T[c;l one
day last week, the wagon slowed arou,5
throwing Mr. Dambler from his seat and
braaEing one of iii; aru,s,--1Irs ~'o,hett
Of Rantoul, was thrown from :, slcirb
ard run over hy one f,IIowino break
her ann in f5rea n,acas
The Srarta EalJe saws tbat Mr. " Fl
Farnbam. }ormor}v r~onriator of that
n,Der. WHO l;.. G.,.., .i,.l- n Cbicaoo fo,,
some time. in attemntine to Get of from
street car th.,a E,i nm! h,f -, Loo
50 badiv cri,s,..I an,va tba a,kla that
a,nnrtaji,.n vas ,,.cassor,- ,rto,;,,,
wc,' 1T the fIeuot ~ Sn3r4a str,,cl, watar
At = 3euth Of I2a feet which no,,rs ont .
bounteous stream, sufficient nat only
for all demands Of the railroad INIT for
All who NAV drink lis nnra wators
The Racine .To,,,.,,a7 cbror:oro. = ,,,,,,,-
I,ar of accidents. 0a tho % Mr. Tho,,,.s
T7,,!1a., ro,a;ra5 - tho -,ar,iso, oe NJ,
ShaIfnn in tba Third Wara f,r tbo
,,,,,,,oso of ,,+4;,, - :, -; III
.,,b;a,, :. ,hou. r:,4,. e.. .1o~. ol
o,n.,;rol a. tho 4;,no ,a.nl,, e. -
u,.on r., 1.1a,m c,4o1
4,a,.I,o - III, -, -
III VIII,
ro,,n3, &C tba hatta,s I,laa. ~
nina il not bo;,o soo,,.o1,, e:,r+oaoa . 49,
otbe, oare o,va, Ianoo.h t,,o ,ro;,.a,4 g
taken down to 1crfh Of tl;,tx- feet