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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-21
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EIGHTH STREET, SOUTH SIDE.
Wisconsin State Fair for 1871.
To be held at Milwaukee. Sept. %, 90,
"a. IS, 30.
RRaHIsE CT usPaEasnEarss SUCCESS.

fheEfiaE u eH:4kGkGESlE3 SUCCESS,
Premiums larger and list more complet,
than ever before. Special premiums in
amounts ranging from S25 to $500 offered
by citize of Milwaukee on Farm and Dairy
Products, on Swine and Poultry, Plows
Wagons. &c
Competition open to the world.
Great turnout os exhibitors anticipated
Pledges received from owners of fine herds
not heretofore shown in Wisconsin.
Highly attractive daily programme. Trials
Of machinery and speed OF horses Ad-
dresses by several eminent speakers, on the
Grounds. Evening meetings in the City
Hall, for lectures and practical discussions
Grounds Of ls70 greatly improved. The
former buildings enlarged. new ones erected
Increased accommodations for stock Post
and telegraph Offices to be established at the
SOcicty's headquarters.
Excursion rates for passengers. Free
freight en- everything designed for exhibit
ton; freight paid being refunded on return
Of article or animal to place of shipment, with
freight bill stamped by Secretary of Society.
Passengers and freight delivered on the
railway platform III the Grounds, if desired
Special trains between Union Depot and
the Grounds every few minutes throughout
the T air
City accommodations excellent, and at very
moderate rates.
Terms of entry and admission the same as
in 1870; Entry fee, emitting exhibitor to
show as many articles and animals as he
may desire, $3.50. Admission to Grounds
80 cents; Youths tickets, % cents; Children
under ten, free.
Office Of Entry, at MadisonSntil Friday.
Sept. -, after that at the Plankinton House
Mnwauk &c, and on the Fair Grounds
Books Of entry closed Tuesday, Sept. IS,
at p m.
Machinery to be operated by steam re-
quired 10 be in place before Sept. 25th.
The Society and the City of Milwaukee
extend c0rlial welcome to the f air-goin .
people of the whole Northwest
Fer special information. address
j. ". H0YT.
Secretary Madison
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with tiue AMI tailed of the rnsltreatment
ard crueties pTa ,tised upon oarrs; slzo shame
faced Grim tiles with fem ale convirts muir
des, etarvngs hpp1gs. HAIR tresdt1 escapes sketch
es a. incidents narraiiv pictures.
shade, Ilinstr tive OF prison life. WJIrrES A Con.
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China.

LoNDoS, Sept. IS-8 dispatch from
Shanghai announces that the French diplo-
matte representative in China has received
a telegram from his government, directing
him to make common cause with the Amer
leans in the war with Corea.
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Many foreign vorkmen are daily arriy
ing at \ ewcastle and Gateshead.
1t a meeting Of Newcastle workmen,
yesterday, it was resolved to continue the
strike.
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Why He Oughs not to have bccnSc-nI-
natcd-Angry Protest OF IA ssndic:si
Newspaper against Vas.hbIEEEse's
NOmination--'slie Federal Office
holders DenOunCesi-EEis Hostility
TO Fox Isiver-Efoforc the ConyeEl-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11

hne probe. The child hears some. proh.
ably from the fact that the internal ear il
perfect and strong vibrations are trans.
mitted through the mouth.
A young lady said to her beau, ate,
fifteen years courtship: "Charles, I am
going out of town tomorrow" Where -
:" don't know" "What are you goine
forY am going to look for something
which you have not, never had, and vel
can give me without loss to yourself"
You're welcome to it, am sure, but
what is it," "a husband" why, Won
might have had that fifteen years ago. If
you had only said the word, but was
afraid to ask you the question"
-Evty good, hea ~ laugh has tend
ency to lengthen the life of the person
who INDUCES in it. This being the case.
when science arrives at greater degree
OF perfection, physicians will doubtless
prescribe for certain torpid and melancholy
diseases hearty laugh taken "once in
three hours" or, in mild cases, latter each
meal" The only thing necessary to dis.
cover is the exciting cause; for when PEG.
pie don't want to laugh it is sometimes
hard even to win smile from them.
From the census returns of 1870 il
would appear that the largest proportion
of foreign-born persons in any of the
States is to be found in California Il
stands thus: Natives, 1856 1893; foreigner
2O9, 839. Wisconsin comes next, with this
exhibit: Natives, $50, 800; foreigners,
304, 845. The States with the smallest
foreign population would appear to be
North Carolina and Virginia. The latter,
with a population of 1911 1888, has but
1858 foreigners, while North Carolina,
with LOGS, lib inhabitants, has but 802l
foreign born.
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take independent action to establish law
and order in Paris.
The opening at London Of the Intena-
tional Exhibition of Science and Art took
place on the I'd.
A cable dispatch Of the Goth ult an
nounces the death of Sigismond Thalberg,
the pianist he was ifty-nin years of
age
A Versailles dispatch of the Sd reports
the situation of affairs unchanged. The
government batteries were still preaching
the walls of Fort Issy.
A Paris dispatch Of the Sd says the
Communists were falling back. The vii
lage Of Issy was almost surrounded and
its remaining defenders were closely
pressed.
In the British House of Commons, on
the Sd, motion for second reading of
the bill enfranchising women was debated
at considerable length, when q vote was
taken which resulted in a majority Of six
ty-nine against the measure.
Recent advices from Zanzibar state that
news has been received that DR.. Living
stone was alive and we'll, but in destitute
condition.
A Berlin dispatch Of the Sd states that
Alfred Ziegenmeyer, who murdered Gum
bleton, in Chicago, had been delivered TO
officers from the United States, at the re-
quest of the American Government.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11

William Hawk, of Sandusky, Ohio,
saved the life of Andrew Phelps by drag
ging him out of the Housatonic River, In
Massachusetts,; in 1920; and few days ago
long after he had forgotten all about it
he was rewarded for his brave act by 4
service Of silver from the man he had
saved.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11

Queen Victoria's fortune Is estimated
at GO, 380, 900.
Germany has at present nineteen ZOO
logical gardens, the aggregate value of
which is over six million thalers.
I'm . recent number the London Sat-
urGldy Reviep refers to the +" Legislature of
st. Louis" and the State Of St. Louis"
England now permits seven per cent
Of the rank and file of her army who have
served seven years and earned good con-
duct badge, to take wives.
Poor Carlotta is now waited upon ex.
clusively by Spanish servants She refuses
steadily to converse in any other language
than that of the Hidalgos.
The French style of betting is quite
novel. If the lady loses, she gives the
gentleman what she chooses; if the gen
tleman loses, he gives her whatever she
asks for.
"A caricature has appeared in the Lon.
don shop.windows, of large aud venera-
BILE ourang -outang, with Professor Oar
wins face, labelled "a contribution to
(un) natural history"
1t Is said that Kossuth has at last got
over his pecuniary embarrassments, q dis
tant relative, who died recently in the
environs of Debreezin, having left him q
considerable fortune.
The recent explorations in Jerusalem
have excited the greatest interest among
the Masonic fraternity, on account of the
Masons' marks" on considerable num-
Der Of the immense foundation stones re-
Gently uncovered under the d<bris of the
temple.
The government management of the
telegraphs in England realized revenue
Of over 100000 sterling last year A
uniform rate of one shilling for ten words,
all over the kingdom, has been adopted,
with the result of increasing the number
sent, over 10000 600 annually. Another
feature is the renting Of certain wires to
newspapers during the night at fixed
rate Of $500 year.
The laurel wreath given to Emperor
William, on his return to Rhineland, con-
sists of sixty leaves, many of them in
scribed with the names of places rendered
memorable in the war. Twenty carat fine,
and weighing three pounds and four
ounces, it is costly trinket. The band by
which the leaves are tied together is of
platinum. On the knot are engraved the
words: "To her heroic King and EN-
peror. Grateful Rhineland. 1901"
In Beloochistan, when the physician
gives adose, he is expected to partake of
similar one himself, as a guarantee of his
good faith; should the patient die under
his hands, the relatives, though by no
means to exercise it in all circumstances,
have the right of putting him to death,
unless special agreement has been made
freeing him from all responsibilities as to
decide on immolating him, has no reason
able ground for complaint, but is expected
to submit to his fate like man.
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l@IRRAL NEWS SUMMARY.


A Washington dispatch of the 9th
says: "6everal agents sent abroad by the
sclkrnment to popularize the new loan
represent that it Is difficult to get capital
ists to invest in it The agents assert that
foreign houses and some Americans are re-
ceiving much larger commissions on State
md railroad securities, which pay larger
dividends. 1t is suggested that, If the in
terest had been made payable abroad,
there would have been less trouble In ne
gotiating the loan"
The President reached Washington on
the evening of the 18th, on his return
from the West
Complete returns Of the last census
show that the total population OF the
6tases is 3s,104, $40; Of the Territories,
~, 1874; total, sc, 547, so4 The Census Blu
resu expects TO complete the first volume
Of reports, embracing statistics Of popula.
tion, In three months. The social and in.
dusRial statistics viii not be ready for q
yeax.
In . recent letter TO Supervisor butcher
of New York, Commissioner Pleasantor
says section IL of the act Of Congress o.
July IA, 1870, only requires every person
Of lawful age, whose gross income during
the preceding year exceeds $1,000, tc
make and render return TO the Assistant
Assessor of the district in which he re-
sides. Persons whose incomes are less
than $4,000 are not required to make re
turns, nor is there any authority Of law fol
Assessors or Assistant Assessors to cal
for such returns. In case any Assessor OF
AssistaHis. assessss has ssa4tii Gent exiGeEc G
that person who has not made a return
On income has defrauded the government
then they will proceed against such per
sons in the manner prescribed by law.
One hundred and sixty employes-more
than half Of whom are women-were dis
charged from the Printing Bureau in
Washington on the LIST.
The following 10 the statement of the
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BILE $1,000 damages for being refused re-
freshments at a restaurant in that city.
Ex-Uni.ed States Senator James d.
Mason died at Alexandra, Va, onthe 18th
ult, aged seventy four.
The Kentucky Democratic State Con
vention, which met at Frankfort on the
81, nominated, on the sixth ballot, Hon.
P. II. Leslie as candidate for Governor.
The vote stood 668 for Leslie, 43a FOX ].
Proctor Knott
The Maryland Democratic State Con-
vention is to be held In Baltimore on
Wednesday, July 10, to nominate candi'
dates for Governor and other State
officers to be supported at the coming fall
election.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11
Miscellaneous.

The Gardeners Motto-Lettuce plant
When is cat like teapot? When
you're teasin' it (tea's in it,
No notes are deducted from the poll
cies at maturity in the Washington.
TO Drunkards.-The pswnbroker's is
not the proper place to take the pledge.
What does the grocer do with all his
things before he sells them?-Gives them
weigh.
The policies of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, of Chicago, are not loaded
with unjust restrictions.
Sausage on the hoof, is what the Bos-
ton Post calls the superf1uous dogs of the
Hub
The announcement is made that the
single eye-glass has entirely disappeared
from good society.
Mrs. Partington will not allow Ike to
when child, and it nearly killed him.
There are two places where ...u,i,ated
currency is taken-at .se post-ofice and
AZ cnulcn co...stlons. You can pass it
eas. .-ss at the latter place.
-"Are the pictures which you brought
an artist to Mrs. Shoddy, one day. "Why
bless you, no /" replied the indignant lady,
they're lie paintings"
Mr.. Bergh paid attention, on recent
Saturday, to the street cars Of New York
and Brooklyn, and when he found horse
lame he made him halt, while the driver
was conducted to prison.
1t is stated that the President of an
Eastern railroad has discharged faithful
conductor of thirty years standing, for
telling newspaper reporter of contem-
plated change in the running time of
trains on that road.
One blacksmith, in New York, has
taken from horses feet two hundred nails
which have been trodden upon and buried
in the feet of the animals by being care
lessly thrown into the street. Nails are
constantly swept out of doors with the
other dirt.
He lives near Worcester, Mass, now
tho meanest man. Not long ago his
father and mother died, and his brother
buried them. About half load of earth
had to be carted away, and the aforesaid
charged his brother fifty cents for the use
of his oxen and cart.
An observing lndlvldual IN very
healthy village, seeing the sexton at work
in hole in the ground, inquired what he
was about. digging . grave, sir"
Digging . gravel Why, I thought
people didn't die often here.-do they"
o no, sir; they never die but once"
The advertisement of Pennsylvania
railroad, in December 1882, read: 1.-THE
engine, with q train of cars, will be run
daily, commencing this day, when the
weather is fair. When the weather is
not fair, the horses will draw the cars.
Passengers are requested to be punctual
at the hours Of starting"
"A table, prepared at the Census Office,
shows the total population of Washington
city to be 100, 1919, Of which So 1881 are col
ored. The total foreign population Is
1857; of which A, 1873 are Germans: 6,945
Irish; 1926 English. Of those born in
the United States, Virginia furnishes
6,69l; New York, 3942; Pennsylvania
S,60t; Massachusetts, 1,048; Maryland,
$3.50.
, AT Usage, Iowa, there Is . little girl,
two years Of age, whose ears are perfectly
sealed up, the external ear seeming 70 be
doubled forward. An effort to remove the ,
dfformity by surgical operation failed, IS
no openings were found, the ears being
closed mp perfectly, NOT even admitting : !
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11

-. A ..oss.- hoe s,,e,o;e,. .viaaroa
80. . 900 who h.. No, node ,etu,n
..
On income mas 0eIfauueu the government,
@her ,b.v will proceed aoainst s,cb ner-
-
Onc nuhoIcu dud oiAty 0AnP'yoS
than half Of whom are women-were dis
charged from the Printing Bureau in
Washington On the LIST.
The following 10 the statement OF the
public debt for May /;
Debt bearing coin interest ~ q 81
Debt tearing currency interest. 81! 2s'oo
M snslesd debt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sSsS1IS
Interest. ;.......:..... :.......-", 5ys,. 90
USc Sl "i interest sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
ro,., doh. n,,oc,na, sqa;assa sGo
Interest. .............".....".,.. 49, 's5'5aa
Grand total 8, All ssi ,4sa
Coin In Treasury sr,. sig 10 tss as
" - - 11s,eso,779
n.,, ,e.. ,.., IN rre,.,,v ~ ~, t-a 14a
Decrease during April. SPA o5s
Bse,esss inc. sInee March Maa 2asssI,s
The following bonds were issued To the
Pacific Railway Compapies:
Principal outstanding. .se,, sissaa
In.sres. accrued r nc not yst PAID a,S
inisrsst repaid BY the transportation Of =.
a. sls ;a;s,e.t maid nv The ivu,t.d sS''S'
states 7,sa2.7aa
The subscriptions 70 the new loan on
The LIST were S0l3,Ooo.
The decision OF the United States gu
Ye.Ao 80 ~ ~. a. fu.o:o-'
a.. i.o. .as w.. 70 $1,000 r sS" Is
a.. ".., $780, :. .ena,;,r,;o..i 80 :"
'e D. aen sSa ~ 80. :. -. s"su.. 40
...snI 49,, :. :. u.,;a ~ p s ~
.. $3.50, . to q" .s,. 80 "pp~"' ~
-. ,e ~ r''oa
Inc ac' 0. the last congress ior inc
ceieofa''oh Oh Inc one nunofe'n anniver'
sary OF American independence AZ fhila'
o'pn " po'aes s 49, Z. s0n .s" .o,,.
1910. Sn o.A.'' .e ".A.sa ~ ~ ~. uoseInoi
0i0o'' VIC "ppou - .'' -, W
.upe,ln~nu ". p'ep.ans lA1 : resl'
oen' mas Iec1n,y app''n1u asa Iackel
- NV n Daae :. IN 49, na":ns. $500 ~
~, Ct. Ia r r"a LIN
d.. o .,ao. n,n.... n paxs.a s =
= Adsms FLORIDA and n y Holton srd
David Atwood. Wisconsin.
In game of base. ball at Washington
on the I'd. between the Nationals and the
Boston Red Stockings. the score stood 70
to 8 in favor Of the latter club.
!ho hasG u
uoid closed In new xork on the "a
|" l!ib.
Inc 'laln rom fA.nneld, n. y, for
NOW Aork' s'ruck oIc VI na.nuns CIRCUS
rssons On ,nc ,l'oinns u ING Gun near
Clswlola' M -, Aiins .nlee men out,
Ilem' anu dangerously lnJur'ne TWO otners,
wn''e . eiA.n was shen'iy injured. All
Oelongod 70 the carcos' rrstis
~ y na,u~a' :no pusn',., usslns , s
~. -. ,;hss..Sa - - -: ~ ORR :. e'' aa's'
T. rs"srt o., ~ ~. - y h..a h.u -. po,..u
p.d n.noL,rn. c. w.. ~ $500 $3.50
S.s..,.d ,ho H.rvo IA ,a.n ns.
.SoInh,. ~ ,ha ooth ~. ~. no..an ~. III,
Sasaa,nd Tho Exnsrts an ~ ~ 'A ''0p
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The South.

The Supreme Court Of South Carolina
has lately decided in favor Of the validity
Of contracts In which slaves were the con.
sideration.
New Orleans dispatches of the 9th say
the Bonnet Care Crevasse was LOO fee,
wide at two p. m. on the Goth, and one.
sixth Of the whole volume of wet ~ ~.
Mississippi at that pc.,. ves ns..;.a
through. Pove-..y Point and Navero Gre.
vases zero closed.
The City Surveyor Of New Orleans on
the 28th reported the river falling, and
the levees safe along the front Of the CITY.
The Bonnet Care orevasse was 1900 feet
wide; otherwise there was NO material
change in the situation. The water was
within half Q mile of Kennerville, and had
also made It's appearance on the low ground
east and south.
Mr.. 6auvierek . colored Sheriff at New
Orleans, has BEEN awarded BY Judge Dib.
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