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dclnnity of 10000 franc, on the ground
that the degree prevents his selling his
stock of dictionaries.
y Philadelphia paper assets that the
Democrats Of that city are raising a fund
of 100000 to carry the Legislature in the
fall election. An assessment Of 81, 0oo,
has been made on the policemen, and So
700 has been subscribed by others.
\ Farisi;;n vino falsely denounced a
friend during the late troubles has been
condemned before a civil tribunal to paw
800 frances fine, to print the judgment in
the newspapers. and to circulate fifty hand
bills announcing that hc did the decd to
crafty his spite.
\ Tere Iiautc paper MAKE this-intcr-
csting statement: tIf the party who pays
the ACCORDION in this vicinity at nights will
only change his tune occasionally, or sit
where we can scald him when the engine
has steam on, he Will hear Of something to
his llyaufa0r
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Democratic District Convention.

Tie District Convention at Two Rivers
was held cr Saturday last, according TO
previous notice, and vas largely attended.
The organization was perfected ~ the
election of Jos. Rankin, Esq, as Chair
man, Mr.. Edward Conway acting as Sec
rotary.
The following gentlemen were appoint
Cd committee on credentials: Mcssrs.
Sihrcc, Smith and wilkins
Thr committee then reported the follow
ing as entitled to seats in the Convention:
Two Rir0s-McSsrs- 5. DAIMLER, j.
Gagnon, , votcs- Fred. EgEcrs, Chris.
Berger, 3. II. Wilkins.
Namtowoc-First Ward-Joscph Ran
kin, votes: Second Ward-E. Conway,
votes; Third Ward-C. II. Schmidt
Fourth Ward-T. G.. Olmstcd. Town
H. Sibrcc.
On motion Of Mr. DAIMLER the Conycn
cgatc, which resulted in Is votes being cas-
for II. S. Picrpont, and he was declared
unanimously elected.
On motion of Mr.. Sibrec a formal ballo
was had. All Of the votes east being fol
r. G. 0ln,sted, he was declared unani
mouSly elected.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed as the Assembly Commit
tee: &. DAIMLER, \. Wchauscn, L. Con
way.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
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That moral sheet" the Manitowoc
Tribune, mentions the probable fact that it
printed more T,iJaae's last Thursday than
the PiLoT printed PILoTs, and stated the
PILor's issue two quires below its present
actual circulation, and asks how many
dead-hcads the PILoT has ? We answer ::
Tie PILoT has no dead-heods on lis sub
scription hst, and, when the Tribune
counts out its go extra papers printed last
week, for hand circulation by parties who
had a special advertisement of patents, for
counties north of this county, it will leave
its circulation where it belongs to wit:
ever six quircs less than the PILoT's.
Zach week will surely swell the PILoT's
circulation, as, from the past, Ne are to
judge the future.
Printing these extra copies WITS rare
chance for the Tribune to claim, by impli-
cation, an actual circulation, which they
could not withstand, as they feared the like
NAV never again occur. We are entirely
satisfied with the PILoT's present circula-
ton, as we have gained eighteen quires
(432 papers, in circulation since our first
issue, May y rndes It's present proprie-
tor. Yet we do not like to be misrepre-
scented, by implication, even, without re-
plying, as our silence would be taken for,
and claimed as, proof that their boyish
attempt to mislead the people as to our real
circulation was true.
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Miscellaneous.


It is understood that both the Rcnforth
and Winship crews will row in the Mon
treal regatta on the Sd of September.
\ fre-damp explosion occurred in the
Eagle shaft at Pittston, Monday morning.
Eighteen miners lost their lives by the dis
aStcr.
Large beds of coal arc being opened III
Ohio county, Kentucky, along the Eliza
BEETHOVEN and Paducah railroad.
Mrs. Il. I. Coburn has been arrested on
charge of poisoning Butfenberger, and ad-
mitted to bail
Cats are luxurics in France and those
who keep them are taxed dollar year
for each
Bethlehem Of Judea has an omnibus line,
lately started, and street railway has
been opened for travel III Constantinople
Mississippi is engaged in fruit culture
with great success. The pears and peaches
sent 10 the New Orleans markets are delic-
ious.
ut the invitation of a number of promi-
nent citizens, Senator Morton, of Indiana,
will deliver an address at st. Louis on
Wednesday evening, on political issues.
\ thirty thousand dollar condag grafton is
reported from Goldsborough n. c. Two
hotels, ten stores and railroad car sheds
were among tic property destroyed
y fourt CT ycar-old boy in Iowa has
made com1lete sewing machine from
pine boards and wires. 1t is said to make
perfect stitches. lie did it with his little
jackknife.
Charles Fcnno Hoffman, years ago one
Of the brightest literary workers in Amcri
CA poet and novelist high in favor in his
1ay-still survives, hopeless lunatic, IN
Pennsylvania asylum.
Pichlcr, the German Doctor of DIVINITY
who was arrested last spring ON the charge
of stcciin= books from the public library Of
st. Petersburg, has been found guilty, and
sentenced to Punishment in Siberia.
Is. T. Wayne was arrested in Louisville
by United States detective, and carried to
Milwaukee before the United States Com
missioner, on charge of forging Quarter
masters vouchers. lie was held to bail in
$1,000.
The Philadelphia Bulletin contains an
exposition of an alleged dcfalcation in the
collection Of Pennsylvania war claims from
the general government, amounting, with
interest, to over SSG5,000, which has not
been accounted for.
Mr.. Mary Chase Barrcy was struck
with paralysis in Washington, Monday
morning sLois = daughter Of Judge Chase,
of Maryland one Of the siencrs Of the De
elaratioa of Independence, ana tho only
surviving chill Of any Of the signers os that
Instrument.
The ortltosraPhv of thr Flemish Language
las lately bcenmoiitirl by = royal decree,
ana printer demands af The kina an IN
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and treasencd 10 throw linn out OF tic
wagon, bat Was restrained from further
violence by some young mon Who We're
with them. The next morning, Wcines-
day last, John O'Noiil met Murray and
asked him why he struck his father, and at
the same time struck Murray with clab,
wherel!pon MURRAY stabbed O'Neiu aJoge
the heart with a large rockct-knife.
lie then struck him in the face with his
fist snd stabbed him again in the stomach.
O'Aeill fell, and MURRAY stabbed HIM
twelve times after he was down, and then
set his dog upon him. Murray went and
told the O'Ncills where he had left John.
and started for Chippewa Falls to have his
head dressed. O'NeilI lived about an hour
after lie was taken home, and told his own
story, which differed but slightly from that
Of Murrly's. Murray is now in custody Of
the officers, and viii probably have chance
to learn trade ut Naupun.
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were shot h. Il German G,rm hand naulel
Theo. Meyer B;gn1cini is deaf, ;sua Ms.
Newton is not expected TO tive. Mover Is
still Mt large, but 4 large reward Is offered
for his aTrast. Mrs. Newton thinks Mcv-
-er was hiFs@Lto nsarlsr thcm.---I t-ap,.slys
that She was married last summer to one
= FFgcdeRhajl, who oEncl the property, but
after, the la.lI4ia. - decided 1t TO her. \
quarrel Recurring soon after, Frcclcnhall
left, and Mrs. Newton .lnG her brother have
since lived upen the place. Suspicion ma
turally points to Freedenhall Is the insti-
gator Of the murder.
KrSosnA, Wis, Aug. 1.-THE sehr.
+. y. Campbell. Capt. Canning, found the
scow Scottish Chief loaded with lumber,
wrecked between kalamazoo and st. Jo-
seph, on the eastern shore Of lake Mich;-
gan, on Saturday afternoon, and towcd her
to this port yesterday. The crew were all
gone, and are SUPPOSED to have been lost.
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TERRIBLE DESTRUCTIVE TYrHoUN.
NoEoHANt, July -, VIA san FHA&cIs-
co, Aug. IA heavy typhoon at Kobe,
on the 4sh inst caused Il loss of four hun
drci lives. Several vessels were wrecked,
including the Pride Of the Thames. The
captain saw the mates and steward benz
drowned. The damage to property is cs-
tmatcd at five hundred thousand dollars.
The japanese government announces 4
new system of national coinage Of cold
and silver to CORRESPOND with the Ameri-
can system, the heu, or do,;r, being the
unit.
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GCREA.

TIE SECOND FIGHT WITH AMERICANS
SAN Francisco, Aug. lin the sec
ond battle of the American squadron with
the Corcans, the latter had G,000 men mis-
crably armc| with "jingalls' Their bull
lets all fell short, while the deadly practice
of the American rifles told fcavfully on the
enemy Under the cover Of the rank vcge-
tation and the shoulder of hill, the Amer
leans advanced within 100 yards of the
forts before they came in ranges Of the
Corean musketrv. The Coreans resisted
desperately to the last, and Lieut.. Mckee
was killed as he entered the entertainments.
When the Americans were in the intrench-
ments the COreans succumbcd. \ number
of prisoners were taken, including the Off
Ger second in command, who was badly
wounded.
The commandcr-in-ch was killed on
June 10. The American forces bivouackcd
IN the forts and the next day demolished
the citadel and spiked all the guns. The
fleet then returned to the Boise anchorage.
Two days later the Coreans sent on
board q letter filed with the most insulting
and abusive language, to which no reply
was sent.
MIR. Low, the American minister. thea
sent formal protest that his mission was
peaceful, and that the American attack on
the forts was not for a rcprisal 10 negotiate,
but because the Corcans treaci:"-ouslv
fired ON the boats.
The steamer Millct was dispatched to
Shanghai with dispatches to Washington.
Documents captured showed that the
Corean government had planned the sur
prise of the American feet, and that they
were astonished at the failure of the forts
to annihilate the foreign vessels at the first
fire.
The expedition has not accomplished
any change in tire relations OF the two
countries, and Minister Low and Admiral
Rodgers VIII await instructions from Wash
ington before proceeding to further hostili-
ties
The English colonial press dcnounce the
return of the American fleet to Chscfo az
having the moral effect of defeat.
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Foreign NEWS.
(Late't nesoatche. to the Chicsso Papers
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
THE ORANGE RIOT IN LoNDoSR


~ hhlN' Aug 10 nc excitement IN
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cd The crowd. Several were injured bat none
were killed. 4 number Of arrests have
taken place, and order is complcr,lv rcstor-
ed.
But few arrests have been made at Lon
dondcrry.
nrsaxsrR,r,o<
The friends Of home rule i'm | I>tar I,9yo
made arrangements for a Formidable dem
onstrat:on tomorrow. They intcnl r.
march in procession from Newry f., Dam
dalk, ana collision with tho or,r,o,,,.,.,
:. ,,,,,-obo,,aol
INyEsTICATIox.
The Amnesty Association Of Dublin has
taken action conde,.ninp the unscl;oI,lo
explanation made hv the Naron,i., If Hast.
mes, Chief Secretary for ireland as ia fin
cause of the prevention Of she mcetiu. ON
the 18th, in Phoenix park. and have rr.oly-
ed to brine q criminal ,ct;,n ,.,,;n-t 40
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THE LATEST NEWS.
" iSpGnSiss-

"
IIorsc-thicvcs are making away with the
Rozinantcs arounl Wcyauwcga.
A La Crosse thief went through kitch-
en- the other day and stole the cook-stoYc.
On Thursday evening last, James Corey,
" Footyille, lost two stacks Of barley
struck by lightning.
A Milwaukee debating society is discus
sing "Do hackmcn possess souls, and is
wholly unable to solve the ccnundrum
Matt Duffy, Chicago confidence man,
has come to grief in Milwaukee. lie took
a $40 trick and wouldn't divide with the
police.
The Green Bay Gazette learns from
parties on the Bay shore that fires are
raging extensively in the woods between
Ycshtigo and Ncnomincc The inhabi-
tants of that region arc necessarily putting
forth great cxcrtions in fighting the fiery
hcnd. A large amount Of valuable timber
will be destroyed unless the flames can be
Immediately cxtinguishcd..
The Door County .1drocate saws. "The
continued dry weather of the last three
weeks has inflicted considerable damage ON
the growing crops, and unless relief is
soon had in the shape of copious showers
of rain, our farmer friends will suffer Po-
tatoes will be badly damaged beyond re-
covcry with few more days of such dry
weather as we have had lately"
The Crawford County Press says that a
most deplorable accident happened near
Seneca, last Sunday, by which two little
girls, aged two and four, the children OF
tfrs. Clark, widow of the late Gen. Clark.
were burned to death. \ brother few
years older was cnlcaroring to start fire
in the stove b. Applying Kerosene The
little girls were standing Ivy when the can
exploded, throwing the ell over them and
burning them in horrible manner. The
boy escaped with but little injury, but the
girls lived but a short time, and were bur
ried together the next day.
The Sheboygan Hera3d SAYS that durinr
the storm on Monday night Of last week
the new barn Of Mr. q. Schmidt, abou.
eleven miles from the city, in the town of
Mosellc, WAS struck by lightning and was
almost instantly enyeloped in flames. The
fire soon spread TO the house, and in about
an hour both house and barn were totally
consumed. TIE barr. was filed with Grain
and hay, which, together with two COWS,
were burned with it. The property was
insured for $4,000.
The following are the dates of some of
the county fairs to be held in this State
during the coming fall: Dodge, Juneau.
September 1915: Racine, Racine. Sen
tcnber l3-l5; Shchoygan, Shcbov-an,
September 1916; Monroe, Sparta, Sep
TENDER ZIG: Jefferson. Jefferson. sen
tcmhor 1921; Dane, Madison. September
1921; Green, Monroe, September 81
Is; Walworth, Elkhorn, October &c:
Green Lake, Berlin: Outagamie, Berlin,
October -.
The Madison Democrat learns that tie
Ward bcquest t. the Soldiers Orphans
Home, IN that city, will he about s2le9a,
instead of So, 00oas previously announced.
The interest Of this fund the fund itself i
not 10 he used Tor current cypnn>cs} j. to
he divided among those Nho, each year. ~
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TELEgRAMS FgeM az Oh .sTsss.

MILwArNEE Aug. l4.--A special dis
patch from Minneapolis, to-day reports
t''aI wv" 'Fo'"["* ha!Heb iiafdN!cA at
tacNe1 i iIEty o. ~ Inifpe"aN near lake
''l'i''7' Sums '"o' ~, u nc iA.-~!5 Wee
:, ,.'r's,,' - 'I!o'i'&' ~ i!4f""i'Ns &c
H'e' themselves up 10 INC ;'u,ii2fit-es.
DETROIT, Mich. Au-. 1i.-Thn va. lon
pool trial was taken up TODAY at flastinc+.
and the missing witnesses for the defence
Were not on hand. NanielIo"I's couusrl
offered to 60 on II t!2a Prosecution would
admit the Stcno-rapaic reports Dr the tc~.i-
muny given by those witnesses at the kal-
amazoo trial, otherwise they asked Tor a
postronemcnt until October. Au adjourn
mcnt WAS taken until tomorrow to give
the prosecution time to consider this prop
oSition. One hundred and twenty-five
jurors are IN attendance.
W,s,,,,.r-o>- - c..-......
Boutwell, has withdrawn c,l. the ,.rcso,,+
the new loan, with the execution Of !. 3Is
offered to the National banks by circular
letter Of 10th inst
Nr,v yopr ,,o,.1I C,,,4 rT.,rf'' g..
lie shin pnla,s .,.r;,,I - il4,;,,h,-,.l.
July 3Ist .
=, Ho>' DINA tH' 1t5. i7.--i FcSl4eut
Ni,ei'' iT'u'ie'' from l Di-'.te'P.''' to-day.
NEW loRk, Aug. ii he iIrst result
OF the piacn'9 OF S-o,V0, ,o9V OF new i've
per cent. bonds here and IN Europe, and
the probable calling IN and cancellation Of
large amount OF 30 bonds, IS to stimulate
the dchiah" Tor HrSt-ciass railway bonds
paying the same or higher rates OF interest
than government bonds, and which are
selling at about twenty per cent. less in
price, for the principle bankers to-day re-
port the receipt Of numerous applications
rom II the holders OF - bonds to exchange
SHGin lo[ tic HL'' IN pr's''5e SIX per cent.
G I,1;i bonus oi tns ont:9l eaNc ana ONO
i''Ilt.'al COMPANY IS "Incn lhey are now
MAJ Ae'liio ''' - cVntS anu accrued interest
II, cuiIGhcy' me central acme bonds
"lSo zoos start up".'fdS' to-day, and "
was pia Tor round amounts.
DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. ia private dis
patch received here to-day by John VI.
Spngg, Esq, from Cumberland, Nd, an
nounces the death, at that place, at II
o clock tins morning, or Mrs. laliandig-
halh'.thc "iIc OF the late I. Il. NaiIand%-
nam, OF this city. Mrs. aIla1di@ham was
stricken down by the sudden death Of her
husband ana has been suffering severely
ever since from physical and mental pros
tTatIon y Few weeks since she was taken
to Cumberl9nd MI, b hcr relatives,
where she has continued to grow worse,
anu !. was recently seiZeI with an attack OF
W. IN, ny" a. lISti'g! i''I'IlIl' hcr re-
al " o' l'o'1'y'i III t"ui. al u UNI
:'e' -',,l'1 anu fciuo'G1 mere lof mt rmcht
III 'iio iI'ililf D"FS !Iis ground as
IoI.i - p ZIG Ne''-lcE VIII permit MIS-
vas S!5,eT 81 the Ia,e Hon
I'm - 0-'l,'l'0i'' u i'''i'-''''1e-
IiTTSToN, IA, Aug. l+.-A tirc-damp
explosion occurred this morning in the
Eagle Shaft, by which Benjamin Davis was
Instantly ldllciaud 20 workmcn imprisoned
behind the debris, with no means t. escape
nntii the debris Was cleared away. The men
axe n i,Ig''3 81 ue'or -" IL " 's.gre reached
~ 'lll - men ei'-1-''d III IAe NINE Ito
49,, l''o5Ng' ~. t''e c.I ~ a"sam"y anu
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grs.tE.I EE..re!er xear c;.Ippe,ss. r,s.lrs.

From L. Chipr wa F-alIs VS., Aag Z.
" received, yesterday. the particulars
Of :. brutal murder vIicil took place in The
town Of Wheaton, about II miles north
west Of Chippewa Falls The facts in the
case, rs rotated hy Hon. B,Pa'lner, are as
follows: About fonr years ago John
. Neii, the numbered man took out tax
aeca 90 - acres oi ..sut, " llicll Was wanted
by John Murray, o Neiii's l,eiehb9r. The
land WAS subsequently divided, bat Murray
ReF'cr paia hi+P portion If tl.e In9ncv, in con
sequence of ahicis ssusr1eis had frequently
cnsuel, and on the day before the fatal af-
FAIR oceua-l, dispute in regard "a the land
arose between Murray anl john 0'Ne;n'
father, Shi'e "a. theirVaar Fo.H- frgns : ,:p-
Fewa Fails, Murray struck thg ald nam.
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Eel and Minister Power foi
evacuation of the northern
been without result.
THE SITUATION.


,,.., Of the nor''cFns5 .se : far
been without result.
THE SITUATION.
NV YeEK, Aug. 14-The Paris cores
pon2cnt Of the IIorld writes under date Of
Aug. /: ''i'hc state Of affairs here Is be-
coming critical. N. TLicrs influence Is
waning ont Of doors, where there Is a
growing feeling, except among the men
pledged 10 the republic, that the temporary
arrangement must end and some staple
government be formed. Men are iiilis!-es-
cd to risk their money in commercial trans
actions upon the strength of II. Theirs
and the national assembly. The national
assembly refuse to confess entertaining
these sentiments, but it is very evident
that they are daily making progress in the
assembly. The assembly desires COM
plete change Of ministry. 1t has shown
this ly voting against all the ministers,
and by voting on yesterday against the
minister Of commerce, although lie repeat
ediy declared he opposed, in the name Of
the government, the proposition before
the house,
FURTHER TROUBLE BREWING N PARIS.
toNDoN, Aug. l5.-Adviccs from Paris
say that the city is excited. The Italians
are threatening. Trouble Is apprehcndod
BY various sources. Today is the fcte Of
Napoleon, and tho air is full Of rum5rs that
the army viii revolt if the Assembly declare
Mcmahon Regent, and demand an Empire.
ThcPcopIe are leaving Paris in stampede.
Some believe that the Orlcanists are for a
coup-dc-tat being pushed by the PROPOSE
ton to make THEIRS permanent executive,
which, it is feared, would establish gov
crnment not monarchial. Theirs has
friends, but is hated by republicans, royal
ISIS and impcralists alike. ! crisis is ap-
preaching.