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'TBLBCRAPHIC NRWS
E r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The British Telegraphs Worked by
the Government.
Plus the Ninth Fatigued by
Infalibility.
SPANISH REPORTS OF VICTORY IN CUBA.
ENGLAND.

Govcrnmcnt Control Of the Telegrapks-
Getting into Working Order.
LONDON, Feb. 4, 1870.
the delays noticeable in the cable service recently
DO not arise from any imperfectlons In the cables
themselves or IN the land connections. The govern.
meuI authorities the 1st assumed the control Of
the telcgraphs Of the Kingdom. and to this change
alone must be ascrDed the temporary arrangement
OF the working OF the system.
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Dice.

SroUyENEf. Milford, Pike county Pa, on
Friday, February I. JonS u SrouvgsEL, son or John
Il. StoHvenci.
Tllc friends and relatives invited to attend the
funeral from the Erie Railroad depot. foot OF Cham.
bers street, Oh Monday morning. at nins O'Clock.
Baltimore ana Washington papers please copy.
lFoy other Deaths see SerenM PIys.l
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KENTUCKY.

Almost Entire Family Drowned In the
Ohio River.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 4, 1870
George Tresemetcr, his wife and two children,
while floating down the river Wednesday night ON
raft, were upset during the gale aud all were
drowned except one child.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Ca.lbiiny implements Not 10 Be Confscuted
Without Process Of Law-The Peabody OBJ
srquiss.

Without Process Of Law-The Peabody Ob.
scquiss.
BOSTON, Feb. a. 1870.
Inc Massachusetts, Supreme Court. on the question
OF the Right to summarily destroy gambling impe-
uieas saized by legal process, has decided that the
owners or such articles cannot consttutionaliy be
deprived OF tnen x eout notice actual or construc-
tive and an opportunity to be heard, and the court
cannot lawf.llv c,,ss ,s,. to be destroned without
p,v,po an, ,.a,o.,,>,o -, to the owner, person
r,,y - ,s. 'Saovhapic HofFe It II not known. AS
aiiy known, or By Advertlscsse. at mone, Sc led
circumstances viii permit; also Il court is not by
upon sucD warrant and returnS.l ah>.
"ny statute iade SUBJECT to rOrferNfa. wing in
lhc IeInatn5 OF Ieorge PEABODY, ncW were
s,s.,e saa,e az tne Peaoody Institute. at Peabotf.
tuesday, at tne time OF the nnal obseauIe, w,l c,n
sist 81 eight companies OF the state militia incnls,
,nH MM MM ans BOSTON cadets. tue latter viii accomnany
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FEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. 4. 1870.

REPORTS
"r Mr. MURpHY-To regulate proceedings against COMO
by injunctions or otherwise.
rasyas report OF the managers or the State bunstic
The SUM. lived.
Asvu,nl a. biILS INTRODUCED
Hop Mr. Tweed) Altering the map or
By Mr CaghtfsE iorki also amending tbs act ia :.
live 70 Now YorS mar, chidren's Al Society Of Rew
GTis lodging Ho Nse o' ~ -,
York. ex,as hh thI boundary bciwssn
Nd; y :s Mr. GAg5ngr os Mam we..shS county Al u
lhs senate then a. tousaea " SDu''
past seven O'Clock
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Council aIortnlity-The Remainder.

Council MOrtality-The Remainder.
ROME, Feb. A. $780,
Another public congregation OF the Ecumenica
Council was held to-day. The Archbishop OF Smyrna
celebrated The death Of the Bishop OF Ler,da
was announced.
An official statement, just published, shows that
me Ecumenical Council now consists OF exactly 100
members.
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The Reported Massacre In Hnvnua Denied.
HAVANA, Feb. 4, 1870.
The report, originating 10 Key West that 800
Cubans had been mastered by the spaniards IN
consequence or the excitement growing out OF the
Castanon Affair." Is false. As previously reported,
two men were shot in the city on Wednesday night,
and these are the only cases OF retaliation which
have occurred.
The steamships Imperatrice, from st. Nazaire and
City OF Mexico, from Vera Cruz have arrived.
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The American Cotton Trade.

LONDON, Feb. 4, 1870.
The London Times this morning has an editorial
article on the present depression In the cotton trade
The writer ascrDcs the 10 the dearness OF the
raw material and the superiority Of the American
manufactures, and THINKS the true remedies for the
distress are-nrst, greater intelligence anu skill on
the part OF the workmcn, and second, a reduction
In the price OF coal.
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EGYPT.

The Relations With Greece.
LONDON, Feb. 4, 1870
It's reported that the vicercS Of Egypt has en-
tered into an alliance with Greece.
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CUBA.

Expeditions from Nassau-N1cn and Arms
Thown into tho Island-Continucd Activity
and Successes OF the Cubans.
HAVANA, Feb. 8, |
Via KEY WEST. Feb 4, 1870.
Information received here from Nassau, dated the
S0th ultimo, states thar schooner left there re-
Gently having on board General Goicouria, with
thirtynve men ana two hundred rides. 1t Is be-
lieved that she has effected landing on the Cuban
coast.
General Aguero left Nassau on the 10th ultimo on
board lighter with nine men. When LAST heard Of
on the 24 the vessel was near the Cuban coast and
proposed to run IN that night.
News received from Santiago de Cuba up to the
oath ur reports that ten leagues from the city the
insurgents attacked and captured convoy contain
ing food and ammunition. Several fights are re-
ported within the jurisdiction. The insurgents have
also captured garrsons on two estates.
steamer has recently landed quantity Of arms
and ammunition on the north coast OF the island.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Captains George Baldey and Luke O'Reily unat-
tached, have been appointed aids-decamp to
Brevet Major General Smith, commanding the DO.
partmcnt VI louisiana.
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The Weather.

LONDON Feb. q iS70.
The weather throughout England for the past few
days has been clear. cool and delightful
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Explosion Of Gas Mt n Chxrch Fe,,ivn, -
Lowell.

LOWELL, Feb. 4. 1870
ms evening" aoou' eight O'Clock, an explosion oc.
eurreu OF INC gas used III operating Blacks ssereop.
tcon al the festival Of The John Street Conorera.
tonal Society. Warren $. Foote the organist ana
simon fowie, photographer were serlou s,v IN
Jufce ana many persons were made dear by ,ae cnn
cussion. window was bvwn out the 0rvan ~
Jured and othcr damages Amounting IN ail to az ,oo
were done. The explosion caused q general ran1c'
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The Ducllo.

MADRID, Feb. 4, 1870.
Colonel Lugue has come to this city to challenge
senor Figueras for insulting him IN recent speech
h the Cortes.
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Progress Of Science.

LUNUON, FeU. a. 1871.
dcputation OF the leading savans OF England.
among them Messrs. Grove, Huxley, Hooker Gallon
and Del0rme, waited on the Ministers to-day and
asked for the endowment OF scientific schools BIZ the
State
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Dockngc Rates.

LONDON, Feb. T. 1870.
Material reductions in the rates OF docIaQe are
proposed at the Blrkenhead DOCKS
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FRANCE.
A Prelate Seriously Ill.

FAHIS Feb. 4, 1870.
Dispatches received to-day announce that the
Archbishop OF Lyons Is in very precarious condi-
tion, and 1t thought he could not live the day
through.
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THE WINNIPEG REBELLION.

Decision of tho Imperial Government Com
cerning the Winnipeg RebeIiion-NO Rec
dress for the Hudson Bay Company-Bishop
Tnche En- Route for the Red River.
TORONTO, Feb. 4, 1870.
A special despatch from Ottawa to the Globe
says
The government have decided not to pay money
to the Hudson Bay Company until about the 18th OF
May next when the transfer OF the territory to
Canada Will take place. In the meantime II is SAID
the imperial government holds that as the Hudson
lay Company are responsible for the administration
OIL the government at Red River, ana as they have
really taken no seps to assert their authority they
VIII have TO bear all their losses without ANY claim
Tor compensation. 1t viii be IN deduction OF the
ESQ, ,oGo to he paid by Canada 1t is reported tas
the Cabinet have received dispatches from Earl
Granville, by the cable taking this view.
Tie imperial troops and Canadian volunteers are
expected to reach Red River by the OF July next
Bishop 1ache, OF Red River. arrived IN Montreal
yesterday, from Rome. and VIII leave IN Tmediatay
for the Northwest ior the purposs OF arranging
matters.
Denial Of the Reported Arrest OF Riel-H:s
Aaheronts Offering TO Inyest Him with
Supreme Poyers-A Convention Called ier
the SJth Instant.
CHICAGO Feb. a. 1ai,.
A special despatch to the 7yiou,e IN St. Paul
Gays the mail has just arrived from Red E!yer bring.
ing the last NUMBER OF the Ns,b Nation the organ or
the Insurgents AMI correspondence. neither of which
makes any mention sof the reported arres; OF Riel,
the insurgent leader, BY the HUDSON Bay Company.
O. the contrary, alctter atei.Winnpeg January &C.
says the opposition portion OF the French party
have all gone over to Riel and now want &c :.vess
him with supreme power. IL Is thought that the
convention which Is called to meet on the 18th will
end n mak.aa him full master Of the situation and
stronger than ever. Riel proposes then to employ
all his power and resources to carry out the pro-
gramme OF his adnerents, which is anti-Canadlan to
the last. These advices render 1t certain that the
- Npf gAn m
resume It's sway In the Red River region. and for
Canada 10 step IN and tasa roa ,eful possession.
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ROME.

Pio Mono ON Personal InfaIlIbility.
ROME Feb. 4, 1870
HIS Holiness the Pope has announced that he will
hereafter decline participate in the controversy
respecting the dogma OF personal infalliblty.
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Perfect Manhood. .-Essnys Tor HoTng Mcn
Tree, - s''o' N BOX L, Philadelphia, IA
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SPAIN.
War News from Cuba.

MADRID. Feb. T. 1870.
Official dispatches from Havana announcing the
defeat OF the insurgents by national troops were re-
seived last evening and occasioned great rejoicing.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

Balls aud Parties W.. Snow nnd Rain.--.'1.
dies Boots ani Slippers India rubber soos aai sao'
MILLER A CO.'S No. Union square.
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Ro.r,, Xtuiry, Chanycnblo weather, FRO
,aa. -. ,,hs colgha disorders OF the lungs &C. whic
JNySLfs IxFsCsruEANr as promptly rueA tsthiuV
.imni,. cred. sod cyesywhosa
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Diabetes, e.cs.--ssCon-titution Water" ID
n CERTAIN cure for It. Depot, % Cin street.
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Dr. E;tlcr,s Rheumatic Remedy, 701 Bronds
vav Tho onlv rc,a,lc permanent for Khruma'sn,
Senraeia IL DESIRED legal TO any case, "
none rolunasd. sod by drusgisis.
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Jobbcrs--sce Our stock OF White shirts nd
&c, prco list MEET NAV IVA, a,,adxay
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

Bn'lon's ss.sew Fokfo shirts Made TO Order
OF New York Mills, st % per dozcn Hand made" ~
Rrpad
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DR.. yJuutcr-dD Years mt No. Division
street, now Mt 5S Roni door from Bowery opsa
from NJ To Il. NJ. Not open sunday. Booh gratis
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(,rist slcrc,s Unrivaiicd Hair Dye sold
and applied al his wig and scalp factory No asos House
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Thc Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. nov
ready, contains the very latest European News By
the Cable up TO the hour OF publications also 1ele
graphic Dispatches from Cuba. Mexico and other
points. 1t also contains the News OF the Week; the
Fashions Amuscments; FacetiG; Foreign Intclil.
gence; Scientific, Artistic. Sporting Religious ana
Literary Intel igencc; Washington News; Obituary
Notices; Editorial Articles on the prominent topcs
OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of
the Catt.e. Horse. Dry Goods and Boot and shoe
Markets; Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
ana accounts OF all the important and interesting
events or the week.
TEaas:--Single subscription, So; Three copies, S.:
Five copies IS; Ten copies, SO; Single copies. Hys
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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A.-Sict rrnusit.-Thc Transition from Cray
to unnatural tacS brown, effected ~ the hair AMI
kindred preparations, In Iced sc.slng transit RIA
LON'S ylrAh. tho Other hand, the hus
TO shade ani Is pleasant and safe incai OF scaenns aai
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N;sURLY.

AruAsY, teb 4. 1870.
Ths fiSr :. cohcir 81 g. ~ srnNs
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27
WHO IS THE EEEEOCEEEE, FUEgsE
NECEs 0ks y'EsGNDS

EDITOR OF TRIBUNE :-"Can Demo-
Gratis of the County. shave confidence in
Joseph W. Thombs after he deceived
them twice? He is no Democrat or Re-
publican but hypocrite, who only cares
for his own selfish ends"
The above sentence is taken from the
Manitowoc Pilot with the exception of a
few words which were misstated in that
papers issue Of last week.
Just think of it, Mr.. Editor, that the
glorious democratic party falls back in it's
nomination for County Clerk upon an
out and out renegade, who during his pc
htical life sold his former party (the Re
publican) for thirty silver pieces or more,
| guess. Mr.. Joseph w. Thoms, promi-
ncnt as Republican in the glorious year
1860, when the Republican party Of the
County Of Manitowoc for the first time in
political life was successful, had been
elected Couty Clerk on the Republican
by an overwhelming majority Soon af
ter our civil war broke cut. Mr., Thombs
stood to the Republican party like rock
for nearly the whole term of his Office
whenwat last it became evident that the
majority of voters in this County would
perhapsgo Dem ocratic instead of Repub-
lican, and then Mr. Thombs turned his
back upon the party. who elected him,
and that he did at time, when good and
honest Republicans and Democrats unit
ed their best efforts on both the battle
field and ballot box for the preservation
OF our republican institutions against the
armed and partly victorious rebellion. :
1t was in the year 1862 when Mr. Thombs
sold principles, character aud all to the
Democratic party Of this County for the
sake Of nomination On the County tick
ct. and surely did he receive his nay fol
his treachery. He was nominated can
didate for the Office of County Schoo
Superintendent to fill vacancy, and was
elected.
With the end of his term as such Off
ccr ended at once his politica! career ii
this County. 1t was on the 3lst day O
| December 1868, when Mr. Thombs re
turned TO private life, known by all anC
every oneas man whose principles were
liable to changes according to circumstan
ces and means offered.
Since that time Mr.. Thombs kept him
self rather out Of sight in political affairs
and all [ know Of him is that he, as
resident of the County Of Kewaunee 70
years, voted the Republican ticket auc
Identified himself again with that party
You see therefor. Mr.. Editor, that he
the present Democratic candidate 70
Clerk of Board of Supervisors of th
County of Manitewoc is liable to change
in principles as freely as a chameleon
liable to changes in colors.
Do you believe that such man j
worth the confidence Of his Democrat
'fellov citizens? Should they not b
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27
COs1NUNICATIoN.

ED. TRIBUNE: The person who wrot,
''Mr. T" Heinemann piece aspublish
cd in last week IS Plot wilfully or n..
licieusly penned several untruths which
in spirit of fair play you will, of course
; allow me to correct:
! First I did not attend the Demo
cratic Convention which was held
at the Court House on the Sth inst,
i Upon that day, [ was, like my illustriou.
predecessor. Cincinnatus. following the
plow' and attending to my own bust,
ness.
Second. [ never swore out summons
| against my mother, as that ever dear and
afectIonate person was called TO her
heavenly home more than twenty Ave
years ago, or long before the Democratic
candidate for Surveyor doifed the cloth
es of an infant .s4e appear in the costume
of an idiot.
Third. If our:.deserving ana intelligen.
School Superintendent in bis extensive
practical wisdom saw fit Is mark my
standing as a ''teacher" at fifty per cent,
Grammar certainly was not the cause.
In that | am eminently superior to any
| thing or any body that I ever encounter
ed, not excepting the illustrious and ac-
oomplished CtoH Engineer ~ CIR ,"
Heinemann. Parsing, sir, is my favorite
| forte and to prove my sincerity on this
matter I hereby challenge the whole
State Of Wisconsin to enter the lists
against me. Trial, after the election :;
stakes, all the money [ have left after
| get through the canvass.
These corrections, Mr.. Editor, and my
own standing in society, physically, NOR
ally, politically and Intellectually fully
justify me in dcnouncing the author Of
the "piece' allu led to, together with
this dwarfsh candidate for Surveyor.
willfui and malicious LIARS in the full,
broad, genuine sense Of the term. No
bastard politician from the ignorant, cum
bersome BOBBY, Carl Huo Schmidt down
to that torn patch upon humanity, "Mr. "
Heinemann, can or dare accuse me, an
irreproachable, educated Celt with base
ness or dishonor.
I am candidlte fer Office and as such
must expect to be canvassed" and abus-
ed by personal and political enemies.
Certainly shall deem as beneath my
notice l.. 4. Heinemann, and the author
of the scurrilous ''harangue' that ap-
pears over his signature. But, sir, the
noble mastiG in his onward couse is oc-
casionaliy compelled to turn, and without
scarcely an effort annihilate and disperse
the tribe OF mongrel, yelping whelps that
attack him from the rear.
Is there any bad grammar" in that?
Yours respectfully
p. N CARLY.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

| WHEN Democrats get to quarreling
among themselves, they are not choice
in their language while twitting one
another on their political career, as wit
ness the following conversation which
took place recently between leading
American Democrat and CarlH. Schmidt,
the Democratic nominee for Senator.
In some manner Schmidt deprecated the
intentions Of some old Democratic Coun-
ty "Suckers, when he was answered By
this deuble-ender You id blatent
| fool, what reason have you for denounc-
ing those men as suckers aehen yon
hare been stealing fjore fifteen hundred
to t,co thousand doHarsa q gear from, tht
| County, eUer since you came to Name
tomoc? Comment would be cruel
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

ELooUENT-The following is the wei
coming address ola Democratic candi-
date to Mr.. Stringham, who was in the
City, at the Williams house, Saturday
night, the 18th inst: The orator was
sitting on the head ola sofa at the time !:
Mr. Stringham (hic) you're on our
ticket; (hie) you'll get big majority
tlric) in this district !; (hic). I'm a
Democrat (hic) we'H both be elected !;
hal GLic) ha! we We got a strong tic
(hic) ticket; you'll be elected, Mr. String
ham, because (hicl you re on our ticket.
Give US something to drink, (hicl-upon
which the representative of aManitowoc
County Democracy fell over on the sofa
and went to sleep. Mr. Stringham was
undoubtedly highly edifed by this bril-
liant(?) speech.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

There has been only one political party in this
county that has shown any favor to the Buhemians
and that was the Democratic party when they nomi
mated and elected Mr.. FrancI Clerk of the Court
The BohenIans about kossuth declare that they vii
vote the Democratic ticket next month and pay the
Republican party for treating them meanly in tn
Conyention.-Ifiot
The less the l11ot says about Mr.
Francl the better it viii be for it. And
we guess the Bohemians of our County
don't want to elect another thief to the
office above mentioned just because he il
a Bohemian. And if the Democrat.
have such love for that nationality, why
didn't then put Bohemian on then
ticket instead of John Franz? There.
consistency for you.
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A NEW BUILDING. Mr.. j. Richards

A NEW BUILDING. Mr. j. Richards
is now having erected biick Machine
Shop Oh the corner of Commercial and
9th streets which will Far exceed all simi.
lar buildings in the City. 1t is to be
so 90 feet, two stories high with a
basement, and will probably be finished
this year. Immediately in the rear OF
this there will be Foundry: SO feet
front and so feet deep, making altogeth
er one of The largest brick buildings in
The county. Mr.. Niycr is building it,
and will put up strong, handsome struc-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

afraid that he, who has already overcome
so many obstacles, who has already stud
led this peculiar science Of political fence
riding, will at the first favorable oppor-
tunity jump body and soul to the other
side Of the fence and betray the Demo
cratic party as much as he did the Re-
publican party? |, for one, confess that
[ rather would trust the devil to become
an angel, than him to become an reliable
aud honest politician. TRUTH.
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SUMMONS.

MiNYTOToC COU-NT'Y CIRCUIT COURT
Edmund Nonger, fgujati3-stgaiaS5 Sarah A. Mon
ger, betsaaoRt.-SUnInons for Beei-t Complain
served. STATE or WISCONSIN, sc Sarah 4. Mongel
Defendant: ION are hereby summoned and re
quiiei to answer the complaint in this action, of
wbch copy Is herewith served upon you, and Serve
Il copy OF your answer my oiiice IN the City
anu county OF MaFitowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of
slc service; and il you fail 80 The complaint
as iloEesaid the pdntn VIII apply 10 the Court for
the relief demanded III the complaint.
Dated, September 9th. 4. D. 1870.
J. ID. MARKHAM, i1aiiiiJ'S Att0ynry.
The complaint in tho above entitled actioh was daily
lied IN the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Of
hGnltowoc County on the Zith day OF September,
1910 "a 6tj DIN. j. D. MARKHAM, f'itg'S. -ftty.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

!. REPUBLICANS should remember that
the Democrats carried the State Of In
diana because a few Republican districts
did not cast their fullvote, Let this be
warning to US, and let eeery man of our
party cast his ballot next Tuesday. If
an Opposition candidate were elected by
lust one ootc, some negligent Republican
would feel bad because he failed to vote.
: Let the full rote be 7,olled!
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

JOHN EGGARS, the Democratic uomi-
nee for County Treasurer, said in a
saloon in this City, that he would be
elected to the Office for which he was a
candidate If 1t took eresy cent IN thc
Treasury! If he is defeated, what viii
his bondsmen be likely to be called upon
Cor
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

PERsoNAL--IIon. Heury Baotz arriv-
ell in the City on Monday morning, He
brings the startling Intelligence that cur
Western Railroad Is speedily to be built
How long time he means by the term
speedily" we do not know, but as that
has been the cry for l5 or % years, our
citizens need not expect the iron horse in
our midst before next week at the earli-
NSt