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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19
CLIPPINGS.

| The Republican Senators did right. II
our judgement, to ignore the Liberals IL
making up the committees. Trumbull
Schurz. Upton. Fenton, and Sumner
have acted during the campaign with
the Opposition. They have vilifed the
Republican candidate for the Presidency
in unmeasured terms. They have abused
and slandered his supporters. 10 treat
| them now as entitled 20 the privileges
and courtesies due to consistent Rerub-
| licans, who have born the heat and
burthen of the day In the great political
/ battle, would be suicidal procedure
If they had any sense of decency and
propriety left they would not ask any
| thing more than Is granted to Demo
Gratis. They have deserted the cause
aud gone over to the political enemy
In fact, more courtesy is due to consist.
ent Democrats than to political traitors.
The Republican Senatorial caucus in
formed Democrats that certain number
OF places would be left open to them to
be filled. 1t they chose to share these
places with their new allies, that was an
affair Of their own. These calumniators,
who undertook to poison the public mind
from their places in the Senate by false
accusations against the Administration
and by demanding investigations of al
legged frauds on the part Of high officials.
are entitled to no consideration now after
their condemnation by the people. = Sen
tilel.
Lamar was elected from the Northeast
District OF Mississippi to the Forty third
Congress. He was not eligible under
the disability imposed by the Fourteenth
Amendment of the Constitution. He
petitioned Congress for the removal of
the disability, which il h as power to do.
His memorial closes in these noble
words:
Your memorialist wonld not seek for such spec ial
legislation in his favor if he not after due self
examination conscious of entire fidelity the inter
and happiness of the neope of the United States
and the constitution and laws thereof.
The bill to remove his disability was
passed unanimously day before yesterday.
Congress responded nobly to an honora-
bic petition. But Immediately there
upon some member from Pennsylvania
forced upon the House a general amnes
ty bill. and made motion to suspend
the rules and put Immediately upon it's
passage. The motion was voted down,
very properly in our judgement. There
are only two hundred and eigilty-:wo
men left in the South who are disquali-
fed for holding Federal office Their
disability will be removed whenever they
ask Congress in loyal terms, like Mr. La
mar If those old rebels won't ask tor
amnesty, let them remain where they
are. To seek them out by general act
of Congress, aud force them 10 accept
amnesty. whether they will or not, is
downright fiunkeyism.
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Serious Railroad Accident.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Post

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Post.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec. l6.-The even
ing train on the Milwaukee aad 81. Paul
road, due here at clock on Saturday
evening, met serious accident near
Granvltte, about fourteen miles out of
Milwaukee. A rail broke over e rotten
tie, precipitating the entire train, inelud-
ing the locomotive and baggage car and
three passenger cars, down steep em
bandkment fourteen feet. twenty-five
passengers we're injured. two it is thought
fatally. The accident occurred at 5: 40
O'Clock, and the conductor Immediately
teiegraphed to Milwaukee for surgical aid
and another train. Although the day
was cold and clustering, 10 response came
from Milwaukee until after clock, the
passengers in the meantime being COM
PEELED to wait On the track near the de-
bris of the train, without shelter or aSsis-
tance. They arrived here at O. clock on
Sunday morning, nine hours behind time
Great Indignation is expressed by the
passengers at the carelessness of the COM
pany n permitting he accident. and in
not taking pru;npt measures for relief.
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LATEST NEWS.

john Nicoay, OF Illinois, has teen chosen Mar
siial of the United States SUI c nrt.
heavy gale Friday wrecked several vessels at Cow
Bay, Nova Scotia.
i bill has been introduced in the Spanish Cortes
providing tor universal compulsory ulitary service
The trial OF stokes will beprocseded with, Wednes
day.
Sons OF the late stephen = Douglas claim .250,Go1
! for cotton captured during the
/ The French Assembly. after the most violent dis
cussion ever witnessed in the Chamber rejected the
petitions dissolution by a large majority.
Niscountess Beaconstield, wife of Disrae!i, died
( Sunday.
Commodore Vanderbilt has abandoned for the pres
ent his underground railway through New York Ci-
General Sige has been elected President of the So
ciciy of United Natonalities.
General Crook is prosecuting vigorous campaign
against the hostile Indians in Arizona.
Hon W W Sellers prominent Illinois Republi-
can, died at Pekin, Sgn lay. of typhoid fever.
boiler explosion in mill in Wayne county,
Missouri, demolished the buildiag, killed four men
and wounded three others.
4 irs at Toledo, Sunday morning, dsstroT ed foTr
stores and Bdweis coffee and spico mills loss e2o4
| coo One fireman was killed and several injured.
Five men were buried by tha clving in OF tre nch
on the grounds of the Missouri Insane Asylum only
one of whom was rescued alive.
WASHINGTON, Dec l6.-The Supreme Court to-day
denied the writ Of prohibition in the case Of War
moth against Kellogg, deciding unanimously that il
had no jurisdiction Il the matter. The following i,
"Erparse-H warmoth-We are all Of opinion
that when final decree shall be rendered in the
Circuit Court in this case appeal Will lie to ths
Court. We also of opinion that this
Court has jurisdiction OF this case 70 Issue writ
OF prohibition, until an appeal is taken
Oakes Ames appeared before the Credit MobiIier
Committee, and asked extension OF time TO prepare
his statement, which granted. McCombs sworn
sto tement that he witnessed payment number of
shares of stock to Representative Brooks of New
York, to influence Democratic members has produced
decided sensation; but tue atters friends dscredit
It's truth and express belief that it win be shown to
be false.
delegation appeared before House Commerce
Conmittss to urge the passage of the Niagara Canal
bill.
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THE Mason County Record in I.uding.

HE Mason County hecord IN i4udlng-
ton Mich, in a well written article on
the bright prospects Of Ludington.
speaks as follows:
CUR RAILROAD PROSPECTS
are now particularly encouraging, and
second to no town in the State Though
We are at present. during this season of
the year, comparatively isolated, the tim 2
is near at hand when the iron raj will
unite US with the outside world. There
is now no doubt OF the completion of the
f. & ?. NJ. Railway TO this place during
the next twelve months, and probably in
a somewhat shorter period. This road
is, as far as it is at present completed
one OF the very best constructed roads in
the country, and managed and equipped
IN superior manner. Upon its compile
tion we shall have a direct route, with
through trains to Detroit and Toledo,
connecting at both points with the vari
Gus roads diverging theretrom. At East
Saginaw it will also have connection with
,he ROAD now being constructed from that
city to st. Clair, connecting at that poi
with the Canada Southern. Across the
lake it is only 60 miles to Mauitowoc.
Oui AalUOI, Will Tue GA lSDuiIuIc VI the
present appropriation, and the addition
al amount which ii ic hored to secure.
will have sufficient depth Of water to
float the largest vessels that nav; gate the
lakes, and will be open at all seasons of
the year. At Manitowoc connection is
made with the Wisconsin Central Rail,
road, running to St. Paul, all but 60
miles OF which is now In operation, and
upon the remaining portion the work of
construction is being rapidly prosecuted
At st. Paul direct connection is made
with the Northern Pacific. A glance at
the map will show at once this to be the
most direct through route from the great
Northwest to the East. The distance in
favor Of this route, between St. Paul
aud Buffalo. over that via Chicago, is Iii
miles. We learn from the East Saginaw
Enterprise that the preliminary steps
have already been taken for the construc
ton of large iron steamers to run upon
the transit line between here and Mani
towoc which are to be built Of sufficient
strength to make the trip safely at all
seasons Of the year, and are to be finished
and furnished III elegant style.
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THE HUMAN EsECAEssWR

The sacrifice of twelve human beings
to save the baggage iu the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, is an occurrence OF too great hor
ror TO pass from the public consideration
without lasting effect. When the
wretched victims Of this catastrophy en-
tered the service from which they de-
parted to another world they probably
did not agree to include their lives as a
possible consideration for their wages. =
The exhibition made by the manage
ment IN not attempting to save the girls
to whose apartment the flames had
mounted; in suppressing all notice Of
the impending confiagration in order to
ing to summon the fire department for
the same reason, and in having, at such
4 moment, the scle consideration Of their
private interest, is a spectacle OF unex-
.ampled brutality and sel6shness.
But the lesson will not be lost. A
very pertinent question has been raised
by the burning OF these victims, which
will not be permitted to pass unanswer.
ed. That question is whether hotels,
like theatres, halls, school houses,
churches, and other places Of public re
sort, shall be constructed and managed
for the making of money, independently
of calculation for emergencies. Hall
ways. from the highest floor to the
street, are no more an imperative feature
Of school house than Of hotel. for the
same reasons; and 90 more of necessi-
~ Of one part of a building than of an
other. Life has rights 10 an attic as well
as in parior. and guest safety is en-
titled to no more consideration than a
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19
SENATOR HoWE's POPULARITY. -Th.
Milwaukee Sentinel of the 9th Says:

CENaitb ttoN T. L oEt tEAh1i = - l tl5
Milwaukee Sentinel of the 9th Says:
So far as we know, there is not Re-
publican newspaper in Wisconsin, nor
Republican politician of any note or
consequence. who is opposed to the re-
election of HoE. y O. Howe to the
United States Senate. There are not
oEly no aspirants for his Senatorial place,
but nobody has yet spoken who wants
somebody else elected in his stead. Such
being the fact, we assume that the re-
election of Senator Howe at the proper
time Will be one of the most unanimous
and harmonious events OF the coming
session of the Wisconsin Legislature
This will be In strict accordance with the
wishes of the Republican masses of the
State, who invariably questioned their
legislative candidates last fall TO know
If they were sound on the Senatorial sub
ject. And to that extent was this car
ried that the canvass in Wiscon sin was
as much a trla test of Senator Howe as
it was Of General Grant, and the re-elec
ton of the one was not more explicitly
understood than the reelection Of the
other. The letter of the ballot was for
Howe. This was evident to all who
watched for the animous the campaign
from two points Of observation; first.
the universally expressed desire that
Howe should be rechosen on the part Of
his friends, and second. the great effort
made by the opposition to sell Greeley
and secure legislature that would elect
Liberal or Democrat instead. Put
these two reasons together, and Judge
Howe's chances seem to be pretty good;
or substract Greeley's vote in the state
from Grants and the remainder indicates
the peoples choice in the matter. This
Is the way we figure it, and we congratu
late both the Republican party and its
distinguished representative upon the
happy result-a perfect unanimiIy touch
ing the choice of an eminent citizen to a
high official position, and the correspon-
ding fitness and ability of the person up
on whom such honor is to be conferred
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

CONTRARY to the general expectation,
Congress has passed a resolution to ed.
journ from the 20th of December to the
9th of January. As the existence of the
March, there will not be much time left
for legislation. There is consolation iu
the fact that the time will be short for
mischief as well as for good. The great.
est danger lies in the direction of hasty
legislation. Many measures of obiec.
tionabls character are often smuggied
through at the close of session.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19
THE PREs1DEsr-Durinp the coming

TIE PRESIDENT the coming
winter, in order to facilitate business
coming before bin as much as possible,
the President will devote from 10 to II
o clock each day, except Sunday, to the
reception of Senators and Representa-
tives, and FROM - O'Clock until 2 esoh
afternoon, except Tuesdays and Fridays,
when Cabinet meetings are held. be will
receive by card The BUSINESS hours
of his Office viii be from 10 o'clock A. Y.
70 3 O'Clock p. M-Lr / =
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w hat IT Gyx ,

The great Juvenile Magazine. so cent? year, with
splendid Sf,00 Prang Chrome frye Specimen cts.
Great attractions to clEbs
FAS<sEsETE POEM s.-A charming oolec-
ton Of about 4oo of the Boys and Girls old and new
f,yo-ites for home and school reading, Price IS cts
Specimen part containing q gems" for cents
postage. Say where You saw this. JOHN B. ALDEN.
Publisher Chicago Ills. 35-10t
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.Essg AGcc3'ssgehsse essEs.
" Otice TO Contractors

GEhLED proposals will lie received at the Office of
- CleTk Of Joint School District No l. in and for
th@ City and Town OF Efanitowoc until Tuesday tie
18th day of January 1878, ct two o'clock p M for the
completion, of the school building in and for said
trict according 20 plans and specifications of c. T.
Randall the Architect. Such completion 10 consist
OF all the work, labor, materials &c, which were
omitted and left ont of the contract by and betwe
Thomas Windiate, the present contractor and the
School Beard, in and for said joint District or for any
part thereof. Said plans. specifications, &c can be
Al any time at the ofc of the Clerk OF said Dis
trct from the 1st day of January 1873 the 9Th day
of Jaruary 1872, at2 o'clock p. NJ good and sufT-
cient bond in double the amount of each bid will ba
required The Board reserve the right TO reject any
all bids.
Dated, Manttowoc, Wis, December 1lth 1872.
.IGHN LANFRX, Clerk,
PETER JOHNSTON Treasure
35-45 ". ". WALDO, Director.
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vi hat II MexI :

monthly Magazine for wide-awake boys and girie.
As gond the best pretty the prettest cheap
est. so cents year Magnificent prizes for each
subscriber, and still gnDdCF those vino raise
clubs. Subscribe, send cent stamp for specimen.
Say where you this. JOHN z. ALDEN. Publisher.
Cuirapo Ill.
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IT a z EN- TX

HAIE ip.o giy enclosure in tbs town Of Msnito-
! woe Sec. 9, on the ed of November 1872 a YEAR
ling hieer of red ard white color. The er is re-
questei 20 prove property pay charges and take tbs
away. 34-+t% 1ORGER <. J&EiaRCD
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NEW STAGE AND EXPRESS
.AqE428E Gm Ggax@G

The undersigned will run daily line of stages be-
tween Mantowoc and Sheboygar, to conrsct with the
train, aud forward rean.rly ENRREES
Sks'sA AGES 10 sI.d from this city.
Fer passage or transportation snply at lie ylud
ate House. a56'n TIiOS. NISDIATE
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f. KERR.

WORK Street, et,Mnuitowoe.W wis. Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery. Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangin.s. Hats and Gaps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Gssss Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene OIL and
Lamps TO-, Re. share of public patronage is soi-
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The Daily and Tri-WeeL

Daily, by ail.."*12.00 Sunday 81 80
Tri 900 Weekly 90
Parts of the year at the same rate.
Single subscriptions may be added az club rates
after club is formed
Postmssters may reain 70 Per cent all subscrip-
tioHs.
T" prevent delay and mistakes, te sure and give
Post Office address in full including State and County
Reulittsnces may Re made either by draft express,
Post Office order or in stered letters at risk.
Address TRIBUNE Co.
asst Chicago, Ill.
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ED. MAERKLIM,

nruSSist and Apothecary. Sth Street
~ opposite the Post Once. Is now fully provided
With complete sosction of fresh Drugs aud Msdi-
icnes and offers his services especially the PHYsI
of this village aud county for the carel aad
iS< nranarAtinn Of their prascriRtinns. IL
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Special Offices.
To COnsumDtives,

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of
that dread disease Consumption By simple remedy
is anxious 70 MAKE known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. To all who desire it, ho will send a
copy of the prescription used free Of charse) with
the directions Tor preparing and using the sans, b
they will find SURE CURE for CoNsUsfrIIoH AsIuNA
BsoNCuIrIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
a co. 1924 ly Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
194 Penn Street Wiliamsburyh n Y
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all in the Village ofCiarks M:s, ~ en GEO Sec
Range 81, in the County of Mautowoc and State of
Wsconsin slso piece Of land said Village plot
correrls upon lot II in block and upon The center
of Rocklsnd rods distant containing about
~ acres. Also piece ST land described as follows
toWit: Beginning az the north east corner of lot
in block in the above mentioned village p,o ess to
the section line south along said on ine 81 rods
thence north west to tts t. east corner Of lot in
block g thenco G'tk 65 rods to place of beginning
contei1i-z 5:9 acres Terms Of sale. CASH.
e33t JOHN HALL, Gr-- .,
Dated at Aalltnt7cc, the I'd day @ - T,
1872. psceU1'er u
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7 n PtUBAIE-Manltowoc County Court. IN the
matter of the estate of john JorGexsen, deceased.
hanson of the City of Manitowoc representing aLons
other things that John JoTgenss Of the city Of
Aani;owoc. ths 22:ii day Of October A D 1872 Oh
Lake Michigan, near Muskegon, Michigan, died intes-
tate, leaving goods, ehattels aud estate within this
State and that ta said petitioner brother of said
deceased, and praying that administration c! said
estate be to him the said Abraan bTahamson grant
ed it is ordered that said patito be heard the
Judge Of this Court Monday, the 18th day of Jan
nary a D. 1873 al 10 O'Clock A. 81, at my office in
said county Ordered further that notice thereof be
given 30 the heirs OF said deceased and all persona
Interested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said dag hearing in the
"MASITowoC TRIBUNE weekly newspaper published
at AantoWoe in SAID County.
35-3tas WV. WALDO, Co. Judge
Dated December 9Th A. D. 1872
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ER ED EEGE "a

nFFERS to his many frieads and tn e
" publio generally, = choice selection of FRESH
Meats, Salt Pork and Beef Smoked Bsef and Hams,
Shoulders Sausages, Tallow and Lard At tho iovsst
rntes Nxrkat on Commercial Street. 9-1y
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GEST4H EEHRS.

WATCH MAKER and JEWELER. or
w fsrs his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches HISS . hne and we'll selected
assortment Of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American English aud Swiss Watches also of Gold
and Plated Jewelry, at his new Brick Stsre on sth
tract So ,th sids docr south OF Kreners. Mani
owes. ely
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W. 4. BES.HF'T.

"OUSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE Z
i j Painter Qaay Street adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service to tbs Citissns
Of this City in the above branches at the meft
ssnabls rates.
Mapitowoe June l4th 1872
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CH.1REEy sC.sEFFER,

1SA8HIONABLE TAILOR, has re-
Il msved to Buffalo street doors west of Rand $
Store. All work warranted we'll done and to Mt.
Msnitovse, Nov. 20, lara. lS-n
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MILWAUKEE SALTED $500. 600. In
1856 the city of Milwaukee issued the
bonds to the amount Of SlO0. 900 to aid
in building the Milwaukee & Reloit
Railroad" and ike amount to aid the
Milwaukee & Superior Railroad. =
Neither ro.d was built, and the city at
tempted to repudiate the debt on the
ground that there was no authority for
issuing the bonds. The case has finally
reached the I. S. Supreme court, and
is there decided against the city, tha,
court holding the bonds valid. The
principal and interest now amounts tc
about 100000.
We may we'll exclaim: How is tha
for high?
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r. SCEEETX s. co,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
w in Leather Hides Shoe Findings, Betting Of all
Sizes constantly on hand a. Milwaukee prices Our
Betting il ma is of tGo best tanned Leather ONCE.
On sth street Ssuth side, dosr north Of Williams
House, Mauitovoc. Wis.
AS-Cash paid fer Hldas, skins, Tallow and EsTt-N
o-S
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PRED. SCHEe EDEFa,

MEAT Markct.--zIavfug purchased
It ths BUSINESS of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
orsst ratsE. share of public patronage solicited.
1917
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r. .R.E.SSCH,

TEWELER and PhOtog raPker. All
u kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction
have jsst received Wing Ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which l take small
pictures of the Ssst order for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken OF all sizes. Albums aad Frsnss
anstantiY on hand. York Strsst. 15-&tf
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le73. q,FIE 1879.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS.
THE. DAILY,

1AE IsisuSA ents upon the coming year in the
cupancy OF the ref ut business premises the Tri-
bune bulioln in the heart OF the restored business
centre OF ohics and is prepared to Ggree better
thah ever tel' re- TO fill and carry TO stu higher
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Guardian Sa7a

IN PROBATE-Manitowoc County Court. In the
matter of the estate Of Robert Carr, deceased
Notice is hereby given. that by vrtns and in pur-
Of order of licenss ElGs in such matter on
the 18th day of SoYeabsr, a D. 1872, By the County
Court OF said County, the undersigned. john Hall.
Guardian OF the minor heirs Of said deceased will on
Monday the 23d DAY of DeceH Der, 4 D 1872 at ten
O'Clock the forenoon of said day ths oi:ce Of the
County Judge. in the city of Manowoc in said coun-
", offer for sale at puhii vsHdue the following de-
scribed lands, to-5sit:
Lots lis IL Block Lot Block
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FRED CIR Us

DRACTICAE FURIER. Keeps con-
i stantly on hand the largest and best assortment
Of hats and of the latest at the lowest pos
sibls prices and always pays ths highest value In
e.sh for ALI kinds offurs 1871