The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-14
NISC0NssN ,NEws.

WISCONSIN iNEyss.
The Marinette Eagle says: sour people on boil
sides of the river have moved in earnest in the mattel
OF establishing general hospital"
Charles Raymond OF Chicago, fell between tive
cars of freight tram at Marinette on Wednesday
night, and was actually cut in twain at.the lons
CENTRAL.
/ Beloit has the horse disease.
| New london is building new hotel,
The barn OF George Martin, Hudson, WAS burned
last Thursday evening. Loss S5.0c0.
Hon. Thad. c. Pound, of Wisconsin, and Emily
VI. penn, OF Hartford. Conn, We're married at the
! residence of t he brides father. Oct. Is
Marsh and forest fires are soaring the inhabitants
! OF Shtwano county
an innocent citizen the other night mistakins hIl
| for rowdy he pursuing. The wound will
! probably not prove fatal
of the three enterprsing and will scon resume
operations greatly improved
| A named Hammond. working on the farm OF
Mr.. d. Robinson. near Enttes des Morris, Winnie
| bago county, was leading a rather high spiitel
| horse TO water on FRIDAY last when the animal
| broke loose and wheeling around quickly, let fly
his heels, kicking his driver on the head, ipJurn3
him severely.
Chiffon is 10 have lal ge hub and spoke factory.
VIM. Mahoney, OF CAlton, was badly injured by q
runaway team, the other day,
Wm. Nicholson, OF Charleston, has a two-year-od
| mare colt that weighs 1 ,l40 pounds.
The Grant county treasurers safe was broken
open and robbed, last Wednesday night. Loss and
damage about $780, The officers feel couhdent oi
Major Dond. of Racine. had valuable horse stolen
last Saturday night.
Forty dollars We're stolen from the cash drawer Of
Ninslows book kstors, Racine.
The Racine Journal says: "It is reported that
piece of piano, probably from the foundersd Lac
IL Belle. was washed upon the beach near the Coll
ego, a few days since.
The following Wisconsin patents were recently
issued from the Z. s. Patent Office: Washing com
pound-RiclIard Guenther, Oshkosh. Threshine
machne-Wiliam W. Dinger. Racine. Lamp Mo-
ses P. Hadley, Blnfiton. Sewing machine-Elijaf
Shaw, blilwaukee
Reviewing the work ofa destructive tornado, the
Chippewa Herald gives the following estimate oi
the loss sustained by few well-known landowners
in that section: palms, 20 o00,00o feet of pine T.
Sawyer 22,0O00o0 feet Daniel Shaw, 12,0e0.GC0
John Robson, 100000.
Knapp Stout Co., 10 OCO 0GO Of course there
are hundreds Of other losses. The timber is nearly
totally destroyed; and, worse than all, it has com
plstey blocked up Mad Creek and the Weyagores Tor
miles, and considerable money will have TO lie ex-
pended before these streams can be used tor driving
purposes. Kennan Creek that enptes into The
Brunei tho Brunei itself, and the East Fork. OF the
Chippewa also suffered considerably. But the total
loss is now pretty well known to he in the vicinity
of 20o, ,000.000 feat
The Baptists ofGreen Bay have laid the foundations
of a church.
At Beniamin's mill, Green Bay, on Monday morn
ing, ]. NJ. 0rstTand had the thumb and first three
fingers of his right hand so badly cut TO require
amputation.
The Green Bay Advocate says: ''Henry Reinhart
strained himself in carrying bag of potatoes last
Thursday. He taken to the Green Bay House
and had the best of medical treatment, but on gun
Watertown will have a cheese factory next year.
Anthony DIGGER and killed by the
at FIT. Atkinson Wednesday.
Somebody shot Pat Deyits cow, at Beaver Dam,
the other night.
Oshkosh has nearly completed another Methodist
Church.
Peter Jesse, of Buchanan, was found drowned in
the upper lock at Little Chute on Wednesday
The paper house of John krauz, Racine, was burn
ed Tuesday night. The dining hall of Horisis was
damage and Duffey barn consumed.
John G Sherwood, ofDartford recently losta So
900 residence by fire.
''The Baraboo Valley Chcse Manufacturing Com
pany," composed of ten stockholders, has beed c.
Ganized, with capital of 1000.
Fox Lake is to have a cornet band.
Copper ore has been discovered in Dodge County
in Quantities large enough to create an extemen MT
III the town Ashippun recently iu the absence
of her mother, girl OF seven years was terribly and
probably fatally, burned her dress taking fire from
the stove, reporis tile Dodge County Citizen
Mr.. =. NJ. Sherman, OF Burnett, found sevon or
eight lives dead in his pasture on the Goth ui and
thought that II was the result OF some disease nnt,i
had bullet hole in them.
The papers of Eau Claire complain of great penty
of loafers in that city.
The Eau Claire free Press says "Last Tuesday the
dwelling OF Mr. TarboX located about threequarte
ofa mile this side of the Halfway House took ii E
apd was completely destroyed,
Two hundred bushels o. peach-bow potatoes 20
the acr. near Sharon in Walworth County.
The barn belonging to j IL Seayar, near the rail
road one and on.7haIf miles west of Daren. was
burned on Tuesday evening last week Ihe barn
contained 10 tons of hay belonging to the Barnuin
show.
James Psllington, seventeen years old, the eldest
son of Mr.. William PeiIngton, residing two and Il
half miles of the village of Sharon. was almost
instantly killed by the discharge OF IL gun in his
hands, Thursday evening while with his only broth
er hunting for ducks.
f G. Bell, of Menasha, has gone into bankruptcy.
Oshkosh don't like the roof and dome TO the
Court House in that city.
host of ''Reverends are going to lecture in Osh-
kosh this winter.
The Northwestern says n committee OF ladies are
at work compiling q list of disreputable houses 10
Oshkosh and list of the names of men who visit
them.
tort Howard cast 500 votes.
La Crosse has the small pox badly.
Columbus is shpping rare Varitles OF chickens TO
New Jersey.
Menominec is cut COO feet long and 20 feet deep
Some one has put up sign near IL which reads :
Five miles to HI either way"
The Plover Times says that the frts lady passen-
ger over the road, all the way to Pioyer was Mrs
c Macrorie the new wife of the editor Of the Grand
Rapids Independent. They on their wedding
trip, ana took the construction train.
A young named Rice was badly injured last
week Saturday morning, while rnnning clover
thresher for G Hinkley. of Ro.endale.
James z Mark of Richland Centre, and III II How
ard of Sextonve have recently lost their residences
by fire.
Three men, lately escaped from the La Crosse
county jail, have been recaptured.
The hotel at Gills Landing, erected in 1852, was
burned on the afternoon of the 5th. Insured for
$4,000. Its destruction remov>s an old landmark
familiar to every Traveller on the VOL RIVER
The Mauston Star says: Last week James A
Dunlap, of Summit. made fearful assault on his
neghbor, Simeon Barnett. There has been consider
able difficulty between the parties growing out of
dispute about = possession OF q farm. The injured
remained .enseleSs Tor nearly two days, and Is
yet in a dangerous condition. Dunlap has been
arrested, and i. held 10 await the result of Barnetts
injuries.