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

| An eisht-months-old child of District Aitcrne.
Me Mullen, OF Chiffon, had its skull fractured by
| a fall, but is doing finely and will recover.
The wife Of IL P Jensen, late trea sure. OF Calumet
county, died at new Holstein the 4th, aged 81
I years
| Unimproved land on Main street in Fond du La
sells for $4,000 per acre.
A. Grance, ni the Patrons of Husbandry, secret
society of the farmers has been organized in Byron
Fond du Lac County, with large numbele of mem
bers.
The damage by fire in the State Prison at Waupun
last week, il estimated at eco.
| Wisconsin has sixty-four establishments for th
manufacture of woolen goods.
Samuel Cowles thrown from his wagon nsa
Beaver Dam, last week. and instantly killed. II
Cowles was an old resident OF Beaver Dam.
" D Kelly, of the g B & L P r is in luck, ricl
uncle residing il New York, having died rscentl.
leaving fortune of about $40 600 000. and Mr Kelf,
| in for about S14 ,0o0 goo.
| The Sparta Herald gives an account OF skillfu
surgical operation. The patient little son O.
Mr. Ward, of Glendale, who was brought there fol
this purpose Tho operation for double hair lip
in which the vonler, of thesbones making up thu
upper jaw, of necessity entirely removed, anI
then the widely separated margins OF the assures il
the lip, extending to the nostril on either side were
adrotiy fitted brought together and secured thu
overcoming frightfu deformity.
thief stole horse, saddle. blanket and lap rob'
from Leonard Lee of Kenosha last week The horse
and saddle recovered the State line, but
the thief escaped with the remainder Of the property
Anania Smith, of Yiroqua, last week killed tive
dogs which had worried his sheep.
The jefferson Banner learns that Mr. Jaycox los
three large hogs from the effects of the epizootc
Gently.
The Watertown Democrat states that Frederick
Cramer of Hubbleton, died suddenly of paralysis on
the cars in that city, Saturday
Ten thousand Christmas trees were shipped from
Two Rivers one boat, last week.
The Wood County Reporter states that the richest
bed of kaoln yet discovered in that county under
lies the turn-table near the depot in Grand Rapids
The value of the product OF the lead mines of Wis
consin, since their discovery is estimated at 0OO
COO.
A deer was found dead near Osseo with no marks
of injury upon it, and the supposon is that it died
OF the epiZootc.
j Spauding, of Black River Falls has sixty
horses sick with the dstemper, and w Price fo.ty.
Oxen in good demand Tor the woods this winter.
William Farnsworth, a brakeman the EIi est
Wisconsin, Railroad was instantly killed at Eaa Claire
on Tuesday, by being crushed between some cars
which he Sas coupling
catholic church edifice, 40y6S feet is being
erected in kaukauna.
young lady from Weyauwega visited Berlin late
ly who is fourteen years old and weighs 20 pounds.
She has sister who is eight years old aid weighs
lu7 pounds
and L p track is being put down whitepne ties.
and that parties have contracted get lt00 900
fast decaying stuff for the road this winter.
The new disease among swine has appeared about
Jefferson.
A county paper says: 'sMr D E Baker, superinten-
dent OF the Poor since January last baS furnished aid
to 10 perSons-in eight towns
The GAINESVILLE Gazette contradicts the report Of
the suicide Of Mr. Husbrook He is said to be resi-
alis at eeus por,, Ne% or.' itt "olk IN ess
manufacturing establishment and not troubled by
suicidal thoughts.
John 1rerson, of Friendship, killed four deer on
Monday.
Eau Claire is bound to have street railway
little son of VIM johnson, Of Oshkosh, Was fA-
tally injured by a fall from fence, last week
An overcoat thief named VIM Briley, of Green
Bay has been sentenced 10 State Prison tor year
house belonging to Mr. Henry Williams, in the
town OF CadiZ, Green County, was burned on trta!
mar, was found dead on the bridge at Marinette,
Monday morning. The body was identified as being
that OF William Taylor, Engishman. Nothing is
known OF the circumstances OF ms death, but Z, 81
play is strongly suspected.
The Superior Times says: ''During the storm of the
18th and 18th of Nov human body was washed
ashore the lake side OF Wisconsin Point. about IL
mile and halt east OF the entry where it dis
covered by some Indians about two weeks ago. 1t
had apparently beel, dead for three four months
and is supposed by sCple to have been sir Ed For
syth, who was lost last August, with Mr Neil Mcln-
tyre, while voyagng il small boat along tie south
shore"
Col Walbridge, an old resident Of Aenasha died
on Thursday OF last week
Dewey, III Lancaster, Wis, appointed Surveyor
General OF Dakota Territory, is younger brother
Ex-Governor Nelson Dewey.
The money drawer OF VIM Buchiet'S store, Wafer
town. was robbed of $500 last elk.
One day recently tie house cf Mr Schultz, of La Ike
Mills, broken open in tho absence of the family
and several valuable articles taken The thieves
have been arrested.
Burglars visited A spangler, OF iiartand, on Tues
day night Of last week, and lac is $500 'out in con-
sequence.
a little daughter of Wm Parker, of Belle Plaine,
very badly burn ed recently, her clothes taking
fire from the stove.
mad dog was killed in Racine on Wednesday of
last week
Tapling's rope actory at Racine damaged
by fire last week to the extent OF about $500.
The Racine Journal says that some time ago MicEa-
e Dedish and neighbor named Jonas had quarrel :;
and to avaage himself last Thursday night Jonas
opened the entertainments by firing two three the
shots through the window and through the front
door Of Dcdish's house. D-dish was struck in the
groin by one of the balls that passed through the
dOof, but it vas 80 far spent TO produce only q
black and blue spot, without penetrating the flesh.
is EpIp in pnin
lie club room for young men, to keep them
saloons.
The Appleton Crescent says ''The mail is now
ried from Shocton TO ShawaEo by an Indian. He
makes the trip in five hours-twenty eight miles
The Fox Lake Representative says the jury awarded
81 900 to Mrs Hawes. who ,eceved I'M iuries the
bridge crossing the creek.
The Ogdensbulg Leader is the title of paper
by Ratclih Hopkins, up III Waupaca county.