The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-08
STATE NEWS.


St. Paul has erected buildings to the
value Of Sos, 900 the past seasoa.
lhs Plorer Times says that there Is not
. vacant house III that place.
A cheese factory is to be started near
J. f.rson.
Watertown is to have = skating park.
The building is to be lis feet BY 100, and
to be fitted mp with every convenience.
The combined ages Of the senator and
as.emblyman elect from Keuaunee county,
is 1877 years.
A Presbyterian church is about being
organized in Appleton.
The Northern railroad is completed to
CedarbuIg.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of barrels
are manufactured in the city of Shsboygan
every year.
The 18th Of JaDrary, Frenklin's birth
day, is to be celebrated by the printers of
Milwaukee with appropriate festivities
The Kenosha Telegraph says Lake Mich
igan has risen considerably, at that point
during the past month.
The Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Pail
road cost 81, 977 900.
A farmer at Hartland, raised 1850 of
rutabages from two and half acres Of
land. He thinks good farming pays.
! Navigation on Lake Winnebsgo and
its tributaries may De considered a. closed,
month later than last year.
The Sharon (Walxonh Co. J Mirror says
that there is cheese factory in thar town
which made SO, 92O lbs. Of cheese the past
summer.
Conductor ". H. Hsgan had his knee
badly crushed between the engine and ten
der, on the Sheboygan R. r. Tuesday
afternoon.
On tie 18th inst, Frenchm.n named
Ba'isle, while out hunting in the neigh
hood Of the Michael Lynch settlement, in
the lower part of Harrington received the
charge of a double barrel shot gun from
some person unknown.
The Dodge County Democrat say. on
II.
the saw mill ofOt.o Deu.sing, at Rich wood,
was burned 10 the ground. Also house
near the mill Loss 81 900.
A tailor by the name of Martin Thenr,
Who has lived in Monroe short time. Ia.
recently LETT for parts unknown. His Gan-
ily arc in destitute circumstances, and
have been taken to the poor house.
From al over the State come report. of
unpreeedsutedly ine weather for this sea
son of the year. Flowing still continues
and winter wheat looks finely, though in
some places the warm weather is said TO b
ipjuring it.
Some of the young men of Jefferson
whi'ed away the tediou, hours Of last Sun
day evening By treating newly married
couple to a ''horning' The Banner think.
few arrests and fnes would have de-
'i1Ip"Ht5 u respect tue OaDJaIn anu put
ing stop 10 such proceedings.
The Applet Post says: "Auothe,
peculiarly Of the present season i. .
rlberian Crab apple tree or which q third
crop of fruit ha. recently appeared. Thi,
seems almost incredible, but it comes to
Us we'll authenticated The tree 1ss tran,
planted last Spring Who will say now ,h a,
Wisconsin climate is no. adapted to the
raising of fruit?'
The GAINESVILLE Gazette says Mr.. f. P.
Knowles, the sculptor, has received large
boulder of Carara marble, weighing two
thousand pounds, which be is having sawed
into block from which he intends to chise
the bust Of ex Governor Dodge. The work
will occupy the greater portion of hi,
time during the next six months.
The Waupun Times says Horizon marsh
was burning nearly all last week. L, i.
estimated that 800 tons of hay were con.
sumed, that was cut and stacked which
the owEers had been unable to haul off on
account of the marsh being so soft, 1t is
not known what started the FIRE.
The Wausau Pilot says operations in the
woods promise to be big, if the winter is
favorable. Already hundreds have COM
menced operations, in the way of swamp
ing, (making roads, building shantiss, fur
nlshlng teams, sleighs, &C., aud some have
commenced cutting the timber.
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports that
the servant girls in the family of VIM.
Young, when they retired the other even>
ing, instead CT putting their ga. light ou.
in tie approved way, they blew it out. The
result was that they were nearly suffocated
before the true state of the case was dis
covered. Prompt medical service saved
their lives by only a hairs breadth.
The Milwaukee & St. Paul railway have
paid TO Airs B. W. Reynolds, 5000.
the amount awarded by the appraisers for
the marsh river frontage in the vicinity of
the Key City house, At La Crosse, owned
by her.
An elopement case, We are told. has &C.
CURED at Neensh. A man who had been
at work in Hungertord's single mill
elopcd with one of the oirIs also amnlor.3