The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-05-26
Wisconsin Items.

The Augusta 31efaIQ reports the 1HGlGE IN
the sand in the Eau Claire river Of the leg q
= young man. who vas drowned there years
ego. The leg was in good state Of preserva-
ton. and was identified by the young mans
family.
Last week Wedncs y man, whose name
Is unknown. was fouul de,d in Fox river at
Appleton. lie came 10 hi. death By drowning.
The Lean Wolf says Joseph Benson. for
sixteen years IN the employ Of Knapp. Stout
* Co, in the capacity Of OK teamsIer, learns
that by tie death Of niece in Now Jersey, he
has fallen heir to an estate valued II over ST.
Goa, 900.
hcnosha Is dredging out her harbor. She
boygsn had better do the same.
Whitewater has voted $500 in aid Of the
Central Wisconsin railroad
The Shawano Journal reports that Allie,
little three-year Old daughter Of David Gra-
ham, while plsying out Of doors with fire, set
her clothes on fire, AMI before assistance
reached her she was burned fatally, dying
next day, after mach suffering
The Green Bay Advocate reports that on
Monday las; about one hundred Of the old resi-
dents, headed by a band, paid their respects
TO Hon. 5. Baird, the occasion being Mr..
Baird 10th birthday. 4 most pleasant time
vac had
From business letter of DR.. Peter Winter,
Of IIo.con, The Beaver Dam Argus learns
that his son, Blair Winter, was thrown from
sulky on the 10;h inst, in which lie was break
ing colt. and so seriously injured that his
lower limbs and the lower portion Of his body
are paralyzed and he has but slight use Of his
arms It's sine rely hoped that the injury is
net permanent.
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports that on
Friday evening, Of last week about o'clock.
a young man named Carl Koreth, about II
years Of age, attempted to jump upon Il pass
lag .gLt train Of the St Paul railway, when
he was brushed off by the lever Of switch,
and hurled under the cars, the wheels fairly
cutting of one leg near the hip, and badly
damaging the other. The unfortunate man
received good attention and the crushed limb
was amputated but his recovery is doubtful
The Chippewa Herald says that in Chippe-
wa county there are 2.G29 $50 acres of land.
~ 'na' amount ''oo''0o Is pine land, "hlIe
100000 is good for agricultural purposes.
" the latter there are somewhere about 426,-
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the county is shipping point, where lumber,
grain and pro .use can be sent by water or
"a. . ,'lls '"'ioIi 70 any part q 'h9 "oiI''
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Tomah at the junction of the st. Paul and
West Wisconsin roads. will probably be the To-
estia? a!taeaaI. es7tsnf6s 8nd Irsn,os y " az.
candidates f,ri.
The La Crosse Loader c,1s vonroI II,
Cracker tho Mark Tu,,ip of ,I;I,ro,I..a
The committee Of tho Nortbor, wisoons;,
agricultural society has ao.road 70 Iooo+a ,lo
next fair in Oshkosh, the first week in Octo,
Der.
A sneciaI train on tho Eort1,rr0.4o,,, -,
containing Alexander Mitchell s,no.;,4onI
ent, Duplap and other officers of ,Lo roal 40
Gently ran 81 miles in % minutes
Jack Finan. veteran so,l,ar of poc;r,
went home the other iav, and fred nistor -
his wife, who was trying 10 e,rn some bros !
for him at the wash-tub. after the manner Of
Grctschen Rip Van Wrinkle. His diet is now
under tie public superlntcndcpce
On Friday last rbiIo o,;vor Na,oo1os ,uo.
working in a mine on Mr. Coad,s farm ,oor
Mineral Point. the earth fell on him causin,
almost instant death.
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