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New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
Voter. Reg.siersd. Tote 1er preSL for : Z

Tota lFl99 siI31 1880. .33 263 SO,225 6562 4lg1o
Majority for Seymour. 46962 dtto Ior orana"' 'i'
We submit these returns without agu-
ment. Those who scan them will kn0w whether
the thousands of Black voters Ito say nothing
of White Republicans in each OF thirty or
forty Counties unanimously, or with but two
or three EXCEPTIONS refused to vote at all, or
voluntarily voted for Seymour and Blair.
Testimony as to hOW they were deferred from
voting or made to vote as they did is abun-
dant and positive; but who needs 1t The Of
fetal returns need no confederation. 1heu
memory needs no refreshing; and they tell
the same story every time they are subjected
to examination. No one gainsays them; Tor
no one can And they prove no isolated rad
of a few thoughtless, reckless boys; they de-
monstrate gigantic, widespread, death-de-
nouncing conspiracy to subvert the ConStitu-
tional Amendments and the sacred Right OF
Suffrage.
The Ku-Klux Act is the National formula of
resistance to any repetition of that momentous
wrong. 1t is fair notice that whoever attempts
hereafter to repeat the crimes whereby
Louisiana was gagged, bound, and made to bear
false witness against herself and the Republic
in 1868, shall be dealt with as the rebels and
traitors they truly are. Let none defy the
warning
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

The country seems going disastrously to
kings. The latest is reported from Utah,
which Territory, ever pastoral region of
herds, focks, and families, now boasts large
and very complete Ring. This adaptation of
Sew-YOrk invention is said TO be in the
iAteIest Of certain California and Nevada
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

Mr.. Floumoy well-knOwn citizen of Mis-
sissippi has just given some conclusive testl-
mony before the Ku-Klux Committee OF Con-
gress. He explicitly states all the particulars
of the breaking up of schools, after warnings
and general attempt at intimidation by the
Ku-Klux in Pontotoc, Miss. In this case the
evidence is too straightforward for any con-
irovarsiau
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

they ardently desired the election OF Grant
and Colfax expressly to thwart it.
And yet, that State was made to vote as Is
shown by the following comparison OF the
official County and aggregate returns with
those of the official Registration and of the
vote cast at the spirited election of 1870:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

Superintendent will be heartily supported by
every honest citizen In all acts which tend to
the security of public buildings and private
residences.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

expressed In the Maine Democratic Convention which as
sembed in this city at Granite Hall to-day"
Perhaps this :" "still-hunp policy will win
somewhere at some time but we think not in
Maine in the year 1871.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16
Oa8 Tamiltenftud.

mdnfer. II. Sanuar. - Sn Der
@@la@t BET Mar6 la Sour, lo erdblt
Elm Sff3ieraipirant bes 3. weapbdlil9en
Snfanterie> &e9{mentS SO. Is, rpar i@
betm @panciren, i'm 9ufteelenfe pur&
cine Observation-Disclosures 19wer per>
&punbct, parnteoer9elunfen. @lei9 oa<
rauf fab i'd AUDI metnen Bruoer fallen,
relder als De9enfdbnri& BET Der elben
@ompa9ute biente. Mit unldoli6en
@&mer3en fro@ t@ ouf @dnben unp 6G<
fen iu ibm bin, aber baS borasilhe
>dulce ct decorum est pro patria mort
batte Jpn bereit6 eretlt; i@ fonnte nur
nod einem Gooten bic 6anc oraden. -
llnlere Snfanterte purbe pemnd9lt bon
Der feincli@en 1eberma6t 3urldseworfen
uno bic nunmebr %apanctrte fransSG 19e
Snfanterie fling an, BET unleren Eooten
uno gerrunoeten na6 Bertbaeeenfdn>
ben 81 iu@en. Gin @ba0eur fam AUDI
3u metnem 8rucer beran uno nabm remz
lelbeu cine flberne Mnterubr nebit 9olce>
net Settle uno 3met baran Be fnolt9en
WeoatQons, bic 8ilont6e unleres perltpr<
benen 8aterS entbalteno, aus Der Brufz
taI@e, UNI bontit auf Mmmermieper ltben
gu peri&wtnoen. SD 1u9te swar biele6
tbeure Mnbenfen an MIDI 3u bWnaen, tns
benz i'd an Der Settle fefbtelt ; Der Granz
soie i@{en jerp@ gu eroben @efauen an
o{eiem 8{jou 5u baben> ol6 pab ct e8 mir
eeladen bdtte senus> i'd mubte ibm no.
lens volens in metner bllfol er Sage
na99eben. Yl5bli9 jepo9 tommt Elm
anoerer TranSole ebenfaQ8 9emeiner
@bo6eur, wel9er 3eu9e bet eansen@ Scene
gemelen mar gu mir beran NIT ben Mor<
ten Estsce votre frere? Gr mp6te
aus Der aroben Nebnlidfeit smii6en mir
uno metnem 8ruoer gu benz S9lulle 9ez
tpmmen iein. Nuf meme bejabence Nntz
mort elite ct binter 1etnem beutelu9eneen
&ameraoen BET, lief i& na9 etni9en
Wprten, bic t9 jebp9 Der 9roBen Gntz
fernun9 balber nt9t Yerteben tonnte> Don
oteiem bic ubr 3urld9eben uno iberz
bra@te fte mir, fi@tli9 bod erfreut, nit
Den Werten VOLTA Monsieur uno
cemnd@t mir nod CUTE Be0e:un9 min
l@eno, in oa6 Eager surQd;ueilen, tnoem
frani6fl@erieit8 gum &aliiren 9eblaien
wurbe. 60 1T mir renn Elm Nn8erenten
an ben tbeuren Gocten 9eblteben, aus Ell
ner Der ernltelten 2a9en pom &rte0erleben
berrUbrenp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16
&t1enbabn Tabr~ YlQne.

&&88@@ 8@Y14@
ct. paul unp pacife.
3w~etgltnte.
!3ugt fir ct. Mntbony Sunftiun, Nnuta, Gil ST.
ser, ct. Gloub, @aut &aptbs unb Sort
&ipleY, s%erla1tn wie folet:
S~10rsIidb sebeus.
5tattpnen.
gerlafen st. paul $40 g,rn,.
&pmmeu an tn Saut IFS Ndm.
Sueli6 sebenb.
gerlaRen Saul 500 gprm.
Rpnnmen an In st. 100 Ndm.
ct. paul Winntapolts unb Delanp :3lge.
0eftIih sebenS.
Minneapplis
3On1u'en an tn ct. 9:45
sSefli6 sebens.
WerIahen e.. Daut. gla9u1
g." unnneagelte
aseftli@ sebens.
S er,1ns 20 @t; ~ y m!n.: . "'."''11a? Dorm.
Ceilih sebens.
S Set.n,sn ~ w'; M e. Ms,;; Na@n''
9auptltnte.
81. waul Telane, 2it9felb unt BenIom.
1eF'ansa st st. a;;gaaal,Ti;: 9:45 Born.
8ornmen an tn 6:25 gla9nt.
Seftlid sebens.
s.na,tn ematiiaa"sseis ' 3:3S No@m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16
Ser M6roer 4rim'8 entbeGt.

@enn ia bic Mabricer &obelna95
rt6t betlti9t bab bic M1rber prtm'6
entcedt urp unb als Despsraoo6, mel9e
Don oer enttbrcnten Dynaitie 9eoun9en>
erfannt wprpen iino, 70 miro btes pbne
;3meifel cine unter I'm it1npen freubt9e
Botl9oit fir Die letn welde nur einen
Nu9enblid Ger l6neuen Mnfla8e BET $40.
nar9i fen 0lauben l9enften, pab jener
1hmaapolle Meu9elmpro Elm Werf Der
Nipublifuner iet. Sn Gpanten bat Die
9anSe 5anrlun9Swetl unp ba5 Senttz
ment Der &epublifaaer fi6 wdbrenD ben
leBten swei Sabren gu @unten reputltz
fanil1er M9itation bur6 le9ale Mittel>
welde innerbalb Der Contribution III luz
hsn leien, fu%no9e9eben. Meudelmoro
1T fetne Der TriAte jener @tucien atae>
,ifanilder @e1Ai9te ODER Der Be9eiitez
,ung fit @albin9ton> Trantlin uno Sef=
ferlon ~ ME Gaftelar Span{en6 er1bter
&epublifaner 1e eemadt bat uno iIe
Bot. IS rettet ben moraltl9en STUFF be6
republitanil9e @lemente5 In Spanien
uno berubist un8 uber ben @barafter Der
porti9en 2iberalen. bab jener Mcro NIT
&e6t auf bic &e@nun9 Der perrotteten
8purbpnen BON Der me;Ben &euiabett6z
&ole selebt rpirb, BET penen eS auf Elm
@erbre9en mebr ober pentser nt@t an
fommt. Die iun9e unb frdftfDe Sppo>
fitton, welde bpfen wir, Don tem @etft
Der 3eit ba,u auSerlelen 1T Spanten
no6mal6 gu leiner friberen@ r6be 3urud>
bauf 1ul@e &bat nt@t auf tbrer
Seele baben. Beset@neno it%no@afeQars
@orte> baB >,etn Tropfen Blut ment9er
auf Dem Yurpurmantel Der &1nt9e f9t>
bar 1T, alS auf tem weiben Banner beS
8plfe8." (M. q. 3D.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16
Die t1eueite @erte Der >papie

- Die neuei&e @erte Der ,papiers
secrets de l'Empi1e" entbdlt eintse lebr
pifante Mftenflfe barunter ful9enbe6 :
@ly1eeMatipnaL26 &c. Npril 81.
SD befenne, pab i'd beute pom 9errn
Marl9au 6eraog Ypn 8alencia bic
@umme BON SOC, 900 ST. erbalten babe,
pie id ibm NIT 5 Yros. jdbrltden 3in}en,
balbjdbrli@ 3ablbar, i'm 2aufe Don flint
Sabren, unb 3tpar jeoes Sabr Elm Stint
tel, 3u.id;ablen weroe, >penn i9 IS niat
frliber fam.
2ou{S Napoleon 8onaparte.
Die &soaftion6z @ommilion mo9t
ca;u bic &nmerfun9: ~Dret Monate
friber mar Naroae3 nod Miniiter |yrdz
ipent 9ewelen: pte Summe wurce ibm
Elm babes Sabr na@ Rem @taat6arei9e
surideesoblt> wie Die 4utttun9 pom 2.
San. 1852 BEL aat."
Cine ar,bere 4utttun9 bonn 6. Npril
1869 liefert ben tbatld9liden 8eweia>
baB Gorcape Minilter be6 Snnern, eintae
Sage Dor ben lebteu @ablen> al6 er bic
9ebetmen Gono6 une anoere6ulfsqueuen
p%outdnpta bereits erld5pft bate, nod
100000 ST. aus Der &a0e bes &ailers
erbielt, UNI feline off3iele @anbipatur
.pur93uleBen. Die 3uittun9 lautet:
.goEYarts,a6. april 1869. .
IGrbalten pom &ailer gu eebeimer
Museabe f1r bic St@erbeit flint 8ons
auf BE 9erren .. &otbl6ilo ppr, 1O0,<
000, st. jeper Gallo 100000 GrO. /
a9,:s& qHlF f4sa Of Gprfnbe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16
Ste 9ame Don Gb,felbur1t.

Gu9enie> bic Grs &aiiertn BON @biIel>
burit, ldBt pur6 ibre@ streucn in Der en9s
lilden pre6e ibren felten Gntl9luB funb>
9eben, niema(6 tr9eno mel9e 6rieoensbez
ptneun9en gu unterSeidnen, p&l9e cine
@etietsz Nbtretun9 fran5S1i9er .@etts
rotbmenoig MAIDEN wureen. Gin in to-
rem Soloe itebenpn Scribent-eer @orz
relponeeut beS ~Stdnbaro" TT es-be<
tauptet Io9or, iie babe benz preubil@en
Yremier ouf feline Nnfra9e: ob bos
&ailerpaar 8enei9t fem ,peree, feline 6rie>
censbeoinSunaen 3u unter3ei@nen, 9aua
fed joe llnterbanelun8 perpeteert sci
per cine @etie!eabtrstune III &eoe teben
f6nntf. g. e,4j va t8osgg III a4asn.}
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16
Gs ntaa auerotna8 re&t fed feit tpent,

vs. mag duerctn98 te4t tea 1etn mentt
etn Spieler 11@ weieert, feline @erluite gu
te;ablen ebrli@ aber uno pernunftmdbie
1T eS ni9t. Die 2uf Der Bonaparte'6
mad Dem &bein be9ann ben &rte9-eine
Cuff, tie fe tbeuer buben mubten. Sc
paren bic Goleen Ger 1auberenW trtbidaft
oes &ailer6, feline unfdbteteit olS Sber>
feloberr 3u fun9iren unp bic Nemells.
pel9e fem @erbre@en oie1en &risa Don,
3aun eeri0sn gu boben, abnpen wullte-
paS Grantret6 bllfo8 uno {9wa9 mie
elm Sinh In Die md@ti9e Gauf Geutlas
LAMBS lieferte.
uno bod linb biele Bonaparte'e, felt
ber Stunce. 1T mel9er tbuen ;uerf ter
&rfe9seott Elm brduenpee @eii@t ;eiete,
eifri9it bemubt 9emelen, auf Mnpere bic
@9ulo ibrer ei9enen Sdanptbaten gu
bdufsn. Der 9efaQene &ailfr bat su
wteperbolten Walen proclamirt> raB tte
6iTentli6e Meinune gum &rte9e 9eSpun<
gen babe ; er bat pamit proflamirt, mas
notoril9e 2Iee 1T uno su9lei4 beredent
mar ben idwer 9efrdntten Deutl9en 9e>
gen ben bllFolen, Der3weifelnoen Teino
aufSubeben, tbn cine @9ma9 10 bitter
wte m19lt@ 3u MAIDEN. Damn YteQei@t
bdtte mat, i'm, al6 teBte 6ulfe, tpieber
3uradserufen> ibm ben Tbron> mel&en er
perl9erst >pieoer etn9erdumt. Dies aber
nt9t eel9eben, IL perludt er ntebrt9en
@innes> G9 1elbf auf Soften te6 @olteS
su retten, pel4em er l9urtii9 ben STUN
berettet.
limb nun prpclamirt bic Dame auf
GbilelburE @uoenie, bic Gr<&a ierin,
bic lrau unp Mttlduloi9e re8 crttten
Napoleon, 1e mel6e ibr reoli9 Spell
gum &utn Tranfretd6> gu leiner Demlz
tbi9ung, bef9etraaen-mit Dir 9ansen
@9amlol tatett elmer @ourttl Jane Der @loz
ferries ipridt fe e6 aus bab iie ntdts
unter3et9nen wirce, uwaS remltb{9eno
fir Granfrct9 ietn f5nne." @ewib wirb
bic quite Trau baS nt@t tbun-renn ie
miro tetne @eleeenbe{t patu baben. Die
Demltbt9un9 Tranfrei98 1T cine Tol9e
oeS ron tbrem 2oui6 besonnen &rte9es
uno Der l9mdblieen Nieoerlaeen bte e1
erlttten-wIrpe aber te~inestpeee6 Don
ibrer Nnnabme b~erjenieen 8eoinsuneen
berribren, pel6e ter@ie9erm nit trdftiben'
Na6prud picttren fam. Sena unb &uz
eritdrt oemlti9ten YreuBen por6ranfrei@
i'm SABRE 1906 ni6t aber Der 6rtecen,
wel9er balp parauf fol9te, pbBlei@ e6 Elm
Drittel leines 2dnper9ebtete8 poour& etnz
bibte. Na9 benz Sage Don Secan uno
benz Sale bon paris fam 6ranfrei& nut
cine Demutbi9un9 erfabren bic Bieoerz
%etnieBung per Bcnaparte5 in {breGbron<
redte.
Mter Granfrei6 1T 1enu9 our6 BIT
@eibel be6 &rieSe6 9esa@tist morcen-
rtel e @6ma9 wurce ra6 Mab ?sine,
@rntspri9un9 gum lletertrImen fiQen
(N. q. q. 3t9.)
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
Arrival of the Iscn.ai-is OFT. APOSTLE
st. Pau, at Philadelphia.

The navy yard at Philadelphia was the
scene of considerable commotion on Friday
last, oecasioned by the removal of a Yerita-
bic sarcophagus from the hold of the United
States steamer Richmond, Just arrived
from Madeira. The receptacle is said 10
contain the dust and bones Of the Apostle
St, Paul. Its weight is about six tons; X
is eight feet in length, two feet in width,
and tour feet high. The lid weighs two
tons. On the front tablet is a representa-
ton of trio of angels extending wreath
of laurels and flowers to figure whose
general outline is indistinct The chisel-
ing and carving are generally excellent.
The foot of the tomb contains no inscrip-
ton or device. In fact there is nothing
about it calculated to lead 70 the supnosi-
ton that il is sanctifed by holding the bones
of the Apostle. The sarcnphasus i sail
TO have been discovered AT Myccne aud
was purchased by one Of our United States
Consuls for tho Metropolitan Antiquarian
Society of New York City, whence it viii
be sent III few DAYS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
Scrihner,s for December.

Scribncr's for December opens with .
charming German legend IN verse, The
Counts Little Daughter, by Mrs .Greenough,
wife of the celebrated ulptor. 1t is very
daintily and POLITICALLY illustrated. Other
illustrated papers are Bayard Teylor's
Sights in and around Yedo;" Colonel
Thorpe's Pictures from the Plains:n very
valuable and interesting article on The
Boston Public Library" a bright little story
by Miss Hopkins, Miss Marigold Thanks
giving "Cypru.--Adoat and Ashore" by
4. J Johnson. formerly [. S. Consul in
Syria, with a number of queer pictures of
curious oil pottery, etc, discovered by the
American Consul G enerai Cesnola; and a
poem, with one Ct Bolles' designs, by Or.
Hakc. the recluse poet, who has recently
been brought before the English world IN
der the auspices Of Rossctti. 1t is called
The Blind Boy--a Parable, !" and is quaint
" imaginative and winningly tender. Be
sides this poem from over the sea and Mrs.
Greenough's we have in the present number
an autumn song, by f. c. Stedman, The
Flight If the Birds and ''Marc Ignotum, =
by lice W1odrutfe "Wilfrid Cumber-
me lc" has tragic interest. &c, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
sad Casualty.

Thomas Stewart, an employee of the
Pestigo Company, came to his death by
drowning at Pestigo Iarbor last Saturday
night. The steamer @. l.. Dunlap lay in
the harbor that night on account of the
foul weather. Some time during the night
the officers or employees Of the steamer
heard a splash, followed oy cries of some
one as if in distress. \ boat was lowered
and search made, but nothing could be
found in the darkness. The Dunlap left
that morning without informing any one on
shore of the occurrence, and it was not
until the return Of the boat a day or two
afterwards that it was known that Mr.. ).
was lost. Search was Immediately insti-
tuted, and after dragging the bottom of
the bay for a while the body was found
and Identified. 1t is supposed that he
accidentally walked eff from the dock in to
the water in an attempt 10 step on board
the steamer, Why notice OF the accident
was not given on shore sooner, is as yet a
mystery.-Earmette Eagle, Nor. II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
---|---------. - --l--7--7-7-7----777-
Post Office EkObbCrY.

On Wednesday night some scoundrel en-
tered the post Office in this city, through a
back window, for the purpose Of robbing
the letters of the money going through the
mail. Every letter to be sent from the of
flee and every one received at the office,
altogether numbering over one thousand,
was torn open and the money extracted
from every one which contained it, but just
how much was obtained, of course, cannot
be known; the presumption is, however,
that quite a haul was made. The drafts
and post Office orders were not taken, as
the rascal was too sharp for that, though
many of them We're torn up, some of which,
however, can be put together so as to be
Identified, and can be reissued. Post
master Beebc was able to put together and
save some of the letters not too badly torn,
bat hundreds Of them were so badly torn
and scattered about the floor that identi-
tication is impossible About SIS worth
of postage stamps were taken, and some
letters of our business men, known to have
been in their boxes, were carried away
We hope the perpetrator Of this act viii
be discovered and brought to Justice
Bearer Dam Argus, Nor. Is.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
Marine DISASTERS.

The tug Kitty Smoke, of this port, while
in the act of towing a vessel out of the
harbor at Sheboygan, on Friday last,
caught log in her wheel, which broke
two Of the buckets, besides breaking her
shoe. She arrived here on Monday after
noon last, despite this mishap, having in
tow a Scow which had on board the loco
motive AMI tender, Jacob Leups," for
the Appleton & New London Railroad.
The schooner Bessie Boalt, while leaving
the harbor, on Tuesday morning, ran into
the pier below Trumans warehouse, and
lost her head gear, besides sustaining other
damages.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
Annual Parade and Review OF the
E,irn UspnrIment.

On ,Ioa lay afternoon the annual parade
and review of the fire department Of this
city took place. The Badger Engine Co,
No !, the Torrent, the Hook and Ladder
and Bucket Companies were out in full
force, and presented quite a creditable APP
pearance. After passing a review by the
Chief Engineer, Chas. Luling, Esq, and a
committee of the City Council, the parade
was dismissed, the BadgeE and Torrent
Companies taking their machines to the
wharf, near Johnston e. Co.'S warehouse,
where a trial Of the merits of the two en-
gincs were made. The result proved sat
isfactory, both machines proving themselves
to be in good working order, and ready for
any emergency. The day was an intensely
disaerccable one, the wind blowing heavily
from the southwest, and quite cold.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
John E. Potter & Co.,
PUBLISHERS,
614 & 617 SAMSON ST.,
9m3 PElLACS IPAta,
TAKE NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERK OFFICE, !
September %, 1871.

September %, 1871.
The following resolutions were adopted
at the special session of County Board of
Supervisors, held in the city and county of
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
1lth day Of September inst:
Resoired, That the farm known as the
Bach farm, now owned by the county o
Manitowoc, be offered for sale by the
County Clerk, and that he report what Of
fers he can get at the next annual session
of this Board, and that he be authorized to
advertise the same.
ReSOired, That lot No. 4, block No. 1S4,
city Of Manitowoc, now owned by the
county, be offered for sale, and Clerk be
authorized to sell the same at not less than
81 400, and as much more as he can get,
and report at annual session, and that the
Clerk be authorized to advertise the same
WHEREAS, There arc many mistakes
Office of County Clerk, therefore,
Resolred, That the present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers Of Mantowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of p, p.
Fuessenich for the redemption of taxes
present them at the County Clerks oft~e
TO ascertain if the proper entries are HID :
in books Of sale to cancel said taxes, and
that the present Clerk be authorized to
make the proper entries on said books, and
report each case to this Board, thereby
saving this county a great amount OF
trouble and expense from Illegal tax-deeds
Notice is hereby given that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office, between
the hours Of a. m. and 4 o. m. each day
ready and willing to attend to the duties
assigned to him in the foregoing resolu
tons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
SAD Calamity.

Phil. Jerrold, an employee of the Pesti-
20 Company, for many years past, and one
Of the sufferers at the great fire, inasmuch
as he lost his homestead and all its contents,
but saved his family six in number, has met
with severe accident while working at
the rebuilding Of Spaulding's Mill at Meme
kaunce. On Tuesday last, heavy piece of
timber fell upon him, cutting him badly on
the head and face, and frecturing his leg
above the ankle, besides other injuries. lie
is being well cared for in the hospital at
Marinctte, and, although very weak his
medical attendants have good hopes Of his
recovery. Many weeks must pass away,
before he can resume employment. His
wife was teiegraphed for, and is doubtless
now at the side other injured husband
Green Bay Gazette, Nor. Is.