The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-18


There is another Circus coming on the
Goth. of this month S. Q. Stokes is
the.proprietor. The main feature Of In
terest is the Royal Yeddo Japanese
Troupe of which the Ohio State Journal
speaks as follows: A
|, A large and appreciative audience as
sembled last night In the Atheneum to
witness the feats OF the Royal leddo
japanese troupe, They gave evidence
of their appreciation by frequent and
hearty applause. We have not the space
to palticularise, but we can truthtuHy
say that all the performances were Won
derfully skilled, surprising everything OF
the kind we ever saw: Japan Is truly
the land of jugglers. The top spinning
by Prof. Gangero Is worthy OF special
mention. 1t is q surprising exhibition
OF skill on the part OF the performer.
The manner In which he manipulated
the tops was so wonderfully that we
would not have believed 1t had We not
witnessed it with our own eyes. The
company will appear tonight ltheir fare
well performance with an entire change
of programme in which Will be exhibited
what is called 1.-The ladder Of life,
which is counted as one of the most
marvellous feats Of their entertainment.
A large house is anticipated.
Another exchange says:
The sword, ball, bottle and box fsats
Of Prof Gangero, We're truly marvellous
and it is well he may challenge the world.
The terrific walk baretooted up lad
der Of swords sharp as raZors by Tumi
the rope walking of the belle of Japan
and the tumblins and balancing CT the
wonderful homeless boys, were feats that
we've received with shouts Of applause.
PERSONALS. -Wm. H. Phipps reached
home last Tuesday morning from Madi-
son, and reports our friends there to be
in excellent health and spirits. The po-
litcal prospects at the Capital are also
very fattering, the turncoats being few
and far between and most all of them
Democrats.
SENATOR HARRIS from Sturgeon Bay
gave us very pleasant call on the same
day. We are glad to learn from him
that the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal is now
under contract and will be pushed to
completion as fast as men and money
can accomplish it. The Senator is de-
serving of great praise for his indomita-
Bile energy and perseverance in working
for this important improvement during
the last fifteen or twenty years and he
has our best wishes that his zeal may
find an ample reward at his final success.
The Senator is on his way to Kewau-
nee and Ahnapee to make arrangements
with the people along the lake shore for
the extension Of the telegraph commune
cation from Two Rivers as far as Stur-
geon Bay. We hope that the import
ance of this enterprise will be duly ap-
preciated by all interested and that the
Senator will realize the fullest success in
his praiseworthy effort
Doctor BLAKE and family Of Chicago
are sojourniDg here during the heated
term" and are enjoying health and re-
newed strength. The doctor Is well pleased
with our MAN. Improvements and fayora-
Bile changes since he was here last year
and predicts Unparalleled prosperity for
our city hereafter.
~ 4 L., oot-
seeing to his shipyard and other proper
ty and expressed himself well pleased
with the many late improvements Of our
growing city. The Captain looks as young
as he did twenty years ago, and is just as
genial and energetic as he was then. We
heartily congratulate him to the eminent
success Of his perseverance, and integrity.
Mr.. GoLDsTEIN. This gentleman has
commenced another term of instruction,
last Monday. in the "a ward school
house. All those wishing to perfect
themselves in drawing and writing have
now the best opportunity ever offered, as
it would be difficult to find another man
of equal ability in these arts in Wiscon-
sin. We would therefor urge it upon our
young men and ladies and upon the pa
rents of younger children to profit by the
present opportunity thereby securing
not only great advantages personally, but
also encouraging the efforts of deserv-
ing young man to impart proficiency 10
two of the most necessary branches of
modern education.
Applicants are requested to call at the
I'd Ward School house or at the TRIBUNE
OAice.
REMOVING TO MANITowoc. The All
nepee correspondent, OF the Kewaunee
Enterprise writes as follows concerning
our old friend f. W. Borcl.erdt:
F. w. Borcherdt has resigned the po-
sition assistant post mastor and s. G..
Palmer has been appointed to Eli the va
cancv The office will be hereafter in Mr..
Young's bnildiug Mr.. Bolt old store)
neer the pier The fortunes Of life land
we hope they will prove glorious fortunes
in his CASEY have induced Mr.. Borcherdt
to change his place of residence, and he
is preparing to leave Ahnepee and to set
tie in Manitowoc. By this change Anne
pee will lose one of its citizens; one es-
teemed and loved by all who know him.
and loved and esteemed the most by
Al ~ l. l.