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The Hickman courier., 1872-05-04

THE next annual meeting of the
Kentucky Press Association will be
held in Bowling Green on the 9Th day
of .June
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Corn Mill.

HF SUMMRRvILLR, announces to
IL. the public that his new Corn Mill,
at Cswald's Factory, is now completed, and
ready for work The mill is of the latest
improved patent.
lie viii grind three days in the week,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
And at any time when there is as much as
forty bushels Of grain in the Mill.
Meal always on hand for sale, or exchange
for corn.
D. NJ. GALLOWAY,
aprl3-tf Superintendent
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wool! WOOL!

WE pay the highest market price for
w wool, no matter what quantity or
quality. mo
may4-tf J. II. PLAUI ERO.
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CITY Marshal.

We are authorized to announce W. L.
GARDNER, the present incumbent, as a
candidate for City Iarshal.-Election first
Monday in August
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DINK and White Bobinet Musquito BARS
at unusual low figures: Dpo
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Smoking Chinneys!

MIR. THOMAS COLE, the veteran brick
lVH layer of the West, proposes giving
special attention TO doctoring smoky Chin
neys.H Tie warrants them to carry smoke
properly, and makes the fair proposition,
no cure no pay. Also, to the building of
cisterns, and chimneys, and CRATE setting in
the very best order.
Hickman, KY, Feb. 10, 1872 Pm
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YT,HE celebrated "BozH Paper collars, either
Round or Square ends. Price twenty
6ve cents box. For Sale only by
VIM. FRENZ.
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IT ARGEST STOCK, LATEST Patterns
IL AND BEST ASSORTMENT Of Wall Pa,
per in this city, bought direct from Man
ufacturers and offered to the public at the
lowest Cash market prices. Call and ex-
anime styles and prices at
WILLIAM FRENZs.
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II AIDES and Misses Fine Custom made
Cloth Balls, at W&,kzz8d =

ENNEss z . - e
The Tennessee Industrial Exposition
oneued in Nashville, Wednesday night.
It is a grand affair, and Is being attended
by visitors from all parts of the South.
The Exposition building, with present
additions, we learn will accommodate
90 600 visitors. All the railroads run
ming into Nashville carry visitors at half
fare.
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ENTs, Cheviot Shirts reduced to 81 6o-
ow ]. H. PLAUT s BRO.
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Oats! Oats!!

200 bags of Oats for sale, at cheapest
rates by nr9] john TRoUrwINE.
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Commercial.

HICKMAN COURIER OTTIcE,1
Saturday, May 4, ls72/ !
CORN-shelled 45c. ear 40
COTION-We quote at 19I to 90
GKEEN APPLES-l 90 per bushel.
WHEAT-90cal 90 per busheI
AEAL-From wagons At so to 55c
RUTTEk-FTesh, 20 to25c per ID.
POULTRY, ETC.-Young Chickens 50 25
to so per dozen. Old from 5Oa 90.
Eggs. 123c per dozen.
W0OL-65 to 20 cts. lb. tub washed.
GENslNG-70a75c per pound
SALTY car load. bushel, So 90; by
retail 25. 2S0 lbs, barrel by car load 81 20
by retail b So
PLows-Hertwick, Balt1er & Co.'S Steel
Plows, No. l, 81 90. No ., Q 90; No. 8,
$40; No. 4, IL By the lot not less than a
wAGoNs-Hertwick Baltzor & Cos make
Two horse, thimble skein, $50 co. Two
horse Iron Axle, $40 90.
SEED.
TrfoTHY-s4 90 per buahei.
CLOVER-S7 90
ORCHARD-S3 %
HERDS-S2 90 d" g"
BLUES 25 " e"
HUNGARIAN-S2 90.
MLLET-S2 90.
OATS-Black, 75c; white, zoe; nix'i csc.
CoOPERs STUFF-BARRELs.
Cypress barrels for sorghum, 81 90
Cypress kegs 10 gallons, 90
Flour barrels, G29
Iron bound 10 gallon kegs, 90
Iron bound Whiskey barrels. = 25
Hickman wholesale Prices.
BAGGING-16la per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TIES-61 to 8
BEESWAX 3O(d35c q n.
BLACKING p doz 45@S5.
BUCKETS, = dozen, 90.
BROO rs, p dozen, 50 SOB 90.
BROWN SHEETING, r yard. l0al2ie.
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
CHEESE-lS per 10.
COFFEE, Rio, 24Gs26c.
CRACKERS, n q 74G9Sic.
CASTINGS, q H. 5laGc.
COTTON YARNS, e dozen. l26,l6c.
COAL OIL, e gallon, SOC per bbl.
FLOUR. 81 00@lI co.
FEATHERS, a 10 5O@6Oo.
GUNPOwDEB, p keg $ 00aS7 so
BLASTING POWDER, 90.
HIDES, green, &c.
" dry &c.
HORSE SHOES 2 % sa9c.
Nails = 10 27G35c.
LARD OIL, = gallon, 81 so.
LARD, = ID l23c.
LEAD r ID lie
NOLASSES, y o. Sugar II. r Dbl, 60G,55
= half bbls Goa rs.
kegs 63aS5 per gall on.
NACKEREL in kits, 81 50@2 soc.
z bbl5 SIS
." z half bbls 50 10.
" keys So %.
NAILS 2 keg, s. 7j rates.
RICE. + 10 llal24c-
SUGAR, Brown, = ID l2GI5o.
" Refined, l6c.
SODA-By the keg &c = 10.
SHOT, per bag, T5GI,3 90.
STcNEWAKE, Z gallon, Ice
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per ID 60 81 &C
TALLOW, per lb case.
CEMENT, Louisville, SO 90.
WHITE LEAD, 9a13c.
WHISKEY, common, per bbl 81 lOal 25.
Rye and Bourbon, 75a2 so.
Robinson CO l 55a2 25.
BRANDY, Apple and Peach So 50a4 90.
IRON bar size, 5{c.
PRINTS 10 to I24c.
JEANS, per yard, 20a75.
LINSEY. per yard, 10 a40c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 0oaT So
sole, per 10. 40 45c.
&" upper side, 50a4 90.
LINE 90.
WASH BOARDS per dozen, SO 00aS 25c
PLOwS, Steel, 6,a125.
HUBS. l 59l2 5Iper sett.
FELLOES 00aO 80.
STEEL Cast. ". 3 A, 20a27c.
SYRUPS-5 gal B.kgs 50 so.
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7 UST received at VIM. 3. Benny's. the
eD incest and latest styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods.
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TO COLONISTS.
IF YOU ARE GOING WEST

Buy your Tickets over the sold reliable"
Missouri PACIFIC RAILROAD, the popular
route from Sedalia, Fl. Scott, Lawrence,
Kansas City, Atchison. St Joseph, Omaha,
Denver and all points in Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado, to which people are
moving. This line has an unexcelled equip
ment in fine day coaches, Pullman's palace
seepers, Miller's safety platform and the
patent steam brake, and its reputation for
prompt time and sure connections is pro-
verbal. For valuable information and as
sistance, aad to make special arrangements
at lowest rates offered by any line, call up
on or address J. F. THOMPSON, Agent Ms,
souri, Pacific r. r Chattanooga, TenS7 se
Atlanta, Ga; or E. a. FoRD General Pas
senger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. No trouble to
dHslrer questions feb24
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Commonwealth Of Kentucky
EIIck man Circuit COurt-March



J. VI. Jackson, Exparte petition for
and Martha Jackson, to
Martha jackson. hold property, &C., in
her own right.
vTNHE petitioners appealed by their attor-
Il ney, and on their motion ordered that
publication of their petition fled on the 18th
day of December, 1871, be made according
to law in the Hickman COURIER, for at least
ten days.
Therefore be it known to all whom it may
concern, that J. NJ. Jackson and Martha
jackson, his wife have on the 18th day Of
December 1871, filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Hickman Circuit Court, their
petition to empower the said Martha jackson
to use, enjoy, sell, and convey, for her own
benefit, any property she may own or ac-
quire, free from the claim or debts of her
said husband, J. NJ. Jackson, and to make
contracts, sue, and be sued, as feme SOLE
and trade in her own name and for all prop
er relief.
4 copy-Attest:
THOMAS G. POORE,
March 80, 1872. c. H. c. c.
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TANCY and plain Parasols, at
i WN b. BENNY S.
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Family Grocery
AND
PROVISION STORE

MFR. JACOB FRENZ at his old stand.
WI Frenz Block, Clinton Street, keeps in
store the best and freshest supplies of
FAMILY GROCERIES and Provisions lie
is one and. the same all the time, ard sgils
as cheap as the cheapest. None go away
dissatisfied.
jan6-1y.
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dEo. p. RowELL 6 Co, 80 Park Row, New
York, and S. NJ. PETTESGILL & Co., 81 Park
NOW, New York, are our sole agents in that
city, and are authorized to contract for ad-
vertising at our lowest rates.
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JoHN WEIGH, who had ms 3
cd on the Nashville and Northwestern
Rsifroad, about ten days ago, died of his
iuint;es a. Nashville on Tuesday morn
Ing last.
REI1arous.-Rev. Mr.. Osborne, will
.ommenee a series of sermons, at the
Baptist Church, next Monday n'e"''
Mr.. Osborne has the reputation OF being
one of the ablest and most eloquent oi
vines in the South.
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T ARGE assortment of Trunks and Va
= !. lises, at WM. B. BENNY'S.
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Tho SherfHaIfx.

We authorized and requested to announce
JOHN F. TYLER, as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Fulton county, al the
ensuing election I'd.
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SfocPx Peas.

A Fine supply of Stock Peas, received,
"A and for sale. by
apr27 POh Eli q DfsO-
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THE fishermen report poor success 10
Lynch Slough, Handy and Blue ponds.
These resorts usually heretofore Afforded
fine fishing.
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Fishfng TacIkIe. &c.

I,oR all Kinds Of Fishing Tackle, go to
Hickman KY
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HICKMAN, KY, May l, 1872.
Council met. Present-Mayor Tyler,
Couucilmen Campbell, Harness, Ian
drum, Troutwein and Thomas
Minutes Of proceeding meeting read,
adopted and signed
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-10

Constitution, bat that little Corsicar
Captain who bore her ca gies triumph
antly into every Capital Of Europe
The soldier consul. Napoleon. Despise
the soldier ruierl Who was Tara,s King
when Ireland s harp resounded in free
halls TO chiefs ard ladys bright. when
she was the Island OF saints and scholars,
bat Clontalf' victor ?-the soldier King
Brian. Despise the soldier ruler! ii ho
vas that gaa}dian and guiding spirit
over the cradle OF Americas 5 indepen-
dence on the memorable 4th of July,
l776 whose was the hand that signed
the charter OF our freedom in 1897, but
the same that carried that constitution
with his sword at Sandy Point. Virginia
Savannah and \ York town ?-the glorious
soldier President George Washington.
DespiSe the soldier ruler Whose was
the head hand and heart that saved the
Union in It's night Of peril; when reel
ing 20 It's center; who, since the Iratliei
dal struggle has ceased, has watched
over the prostrate and bleeding form Of
his country till to-day her scars are
scarce visible, bat her soldier President,
u. 5. Grant Tremendous cheering
the audience rising to their feet Join
the chanting parrot cry OF the knaveS
who shout that he is only soldier AIy
countryIDen. do 50. and you belle your
past. You degrade your present, ana you
damn the future in the lard of your
adoption Do SO, but then, close forever
your glorious history. Go 10 the public
squares and destroy those statutes Of
men whose memory you desecrate.
Do SO, and the spirit Of every hero
here who hallowed thc name OF an Amer
lean soldier, consecrated with their
blood their sacred cause on every battle
field from Bunker Hi to Yorktown,
irenl Bull Run to Richmond. frowning
On your shameless apostacy.Iwil, exclaim
We are witnesses.
The effect OF this appeal was electrical
the whole audience numbering over D.
600, rose on their feet and cheered their
gifted coun;ryman, and making a bow,
he retired.
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MOS. HENRY BETZ.

The Chronicle and the Nord Hesten
are both down on Henry Betz fer &C.
cepting the Republican nomination for
Member of Congress.
The first caLnot see how lIr BHtz can
help in the election of Grant, or how the
people Of this Congressional District can
succeed in electing Henry Baetz, and de-
votes half q column Of his valuable space
to conjectures as to what lIr. Baetz real
ly means. We are not an eradite lawyer
ike the Judge of the Chronicle, but we
can understand that Mr.. Baetz means to
help to elect Grant, like every other
honest Republican, by working for him,
just as the Judge now works for Greeley
aud Edridge. Mr.. Betz has no need of
getting up Peoples Ticket" just for
his own benefit, he will work for the Re
publican ticket wholly and entirely and
the unbought people of this District viii
work in the same way and elect Grant
and Henry Betz at the same time.
The Judge further says:
'There was a time when Henry Batz
was esteemed above all others In this
county for high-minded, open, candid.
| gentlemanly independence cf thought.
and action. But he has fallen into
ways that are dark, and tricks tina: are
VAIN" and few years In office seems TO
have impaired all his good qualities. y
Now Mr. Pierpont. please state open
ly and plainly, what has Mr.. Betz done
that be should be less esteemed above
all others in this county for high-minded,
open, candid gentlemanly Independence
of thought and action Wherein has he
fallen into dark ways aud vair tricks =
in which way seem his few years in
Office to have impaired all his good
qualities? We shall have to consider
your statement q mean, eontemptlble
slander. unless you proce your assertion;
and that, Mr. Pierpont. you can never
do.
The Judge closes his eba.Htioa as fol-
lows:
His friends here at his old time
home. seeing aud dcplor;ng the effects ct
the atmosphere of Madison, will see to !,
that he is not subjected to the greater
temptations that hover around the toe
susceptible at Washington.
This is true only Of such ''Griends" a
Judge Pierpont and his like prove them
selves, who deplore that there are nj
effects to reach them any more from
Madison, as they used 70 in their good
old Democratic times, and may still have
reached the, alas. too susceptible ones
from some1here nearer home. What ,
miserable way Of creeping away, snake
like. from true and trusting friend.
The Norl Iiiestsa, another such
friend" insists that it Is impossible tt
beat Eldr;dge. Ion whose ffrar there i:
50 much depending and shat The inter
ests of Manitowoc demand Eidfidge'i
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EKsGoEsFs sGTE1ss.

Six bears were killed near keshena, last week
great sale Of lands i'll Oconto county occurs Oct.
%.
Barefooted monks from South Amsrica are expect
ell in Fond iu Lac county
4 lnan named Hicks slipped under the ear wheels,
al Sparta. the other day, and had leg taken OF
At Portage City. the PGckaway Cig.I is preparing
It's annual t.uckshocfns expedition.
The ciFcniar saw tCok three fingers off the right
hano OF jol1i p hrown, at Beaver Dam, last week.
Ti,e Old Government building on the Fort Howard
Military Reservation, known the Commanding
oihcers quarters, has been sold at auction
Two engines on the Wese = Wisconsin Railroad, be-
tween Eau Glare and 8iencmunie, ceided Thurs.iav
Only enc man slightly injured but the engines were
cons;derabis damaged.
Knapp Stout & Co.'S sawnill, at townsville, was
struck BY lightning during big storm. One of the
mimen struck down remained unconscious for an
hour. and was only restored with great diiEculty
The eectric fluid passed through the mill in all
directions. Large circu!ar SAWS ging up in the
mil nad their teeth melted off like il flame
PERSONAL
The friends of Judge Purdy, of viroqua, last
Weck presented him with an elegant pair OF gold
Rev. II. 3. CranndalI of Wausau, is preparing
history Of Marathon county.
Gus. OBricn of Indiana, has become associated
WITH D. W Fernandez in the publication of the
Oshkosh Daily and Weekly Times.
TIE CROPS.
The Reedsburgh Free Press says "Our hop crop
Is row harvested, and the largest part is in bale,
The shawano Jol,,nag says: CDR. La Connt han
ded US an ear Of corn of the yellow variety
that was raised on Jr Leonards farm, in Belle
Pla!Ge, that measured thirteen inches.'
The Evansville Review says: "Nearly the entire
crop OF tobacco in this vicinity has been gathered
WifhcTt a tInge OF frost to iIjure it, and much
might be said Of everything else Tobacco is found
in much better condition than it was thought i;
would be four weeks ago. Farmers. generally feel
qnlte well pleased with their crops this year Corn
is ulnch better than what appearances promised
month 40"
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VOL. l9.

that, if ever, the time mas come now for
! every man 20 ay;g his principles; he
has. come out openly on the side Of justice
and truth. and is ready to abide By aud
defend these views to the end. We
commend HIr. Eggert to every loyal
American as fully qualified for the Office
he has been nominated to fill.
Mr.. a NJ. Richter is the nominee for
County Clerk and is as we'll and as ia
vorably known to the people Of Manito-
woe as any of the officers nominated =
During the long residence of Mr. Rich
ter in this County and City, he has es-
iablishcd an enyiable reputation for abili-
" aud integrity in the discharge Of the
several official duties he has been called
20 fill, and the due exercise of which
will only increase that reputation In the
important Office he is nominated for aad
to which he will be gloriously elected
next November. The loss to our city Ia
his official capacity will be gain to the
whole county. Mr.. r had no opponents
that could be really called SO, at the
Convention.
Mr.. j. S. Anderson was nominated for
Dist. Attorney; he is young man that
has long been a resident of this city, and
who has become we'll known throughout
the county as lawyer Of considerable
ability and untiring energy; and of
whom it is universally expected that he
will discharge every duty with the strict
est integrity ard faithfullness, as the lie.
gal representative Of the people.
Fayette Armsby was nominated for
County Surveyor by acclamation He
too is an old, highly esteemed citizen of
Manitowoc County, who knows every sec
'ion line and corner almost by heart, and
is still indefatigable in new discoveries.
Mr.. A. will always be found faithful,
reliable man in every duty he may be
called upon and assume to perform.
Richard klinghoiz is the nominee for
Coroner. If it were the duty of that Of
ficer to sit upon dead bodies, as it is in
many of our States, our friend would
hardly be found willing TO accept; he
would prefer sitting somewhere else, or
have the choice of the body he is to sit
upon. But there being no danger of
that kind in the State, We trust he will
accept the situation, as there seems to be
no pressing occasion for the exercise of
his duties ia an official capacity. Rich
ard K!;ngholz will make an excellent
Coroner
We may we'll be proud CT aud hopeful
for our Republican ticket, aud now all
we ask of the intelligent voters of Mani
towoc County is, to compare the tickets
presented to them by each party, and
the choice between the men presented
for their support cannot help but fall on
the sidesef the Republicans. We
predict one of the grandest victories for
the entire Republican ticket Let all good
citizens add their vote for that great
end.
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E:.gss g.E.sesses z,ruisI,aa.


The Democrat copies an infamous cal
umny originating with the Lafayette, In
diana DisDatch and made much Of by
the (.recley organs generally, who mani
tested holy lorror The Dtspdfcb
published. and the Democrat copied ST
ter it, knew the witnesses we're per-
iured, an affidavit signed by D. r.
Beard and w Mckay, alleging that
Hon. Henry Taylor. Robert sample,
Henry /. Sample and other prominent
Republicans Of Lafayette, for $I0a day,
had hired gang ct repeaters, iHe!aling
them, 10 veto the Republican ticket at
as many towns IS possible on election
day. 2ho seqaei to this story is given
IL the following dispatch:
Board and Mckay were arrested and
arraignei before the Mayor on charge
oE pefjary, to which they plead guilty.
and were sent 10 jail! The youag men
bad 30 motives personal 70 themselves
and The parties at whose iustigation the
perjury was committed will be rroseci-
led 70 the tu!l extent cf the las. Tim
-'icCaTthy, he Notary Public who ad-
III mustered the cath, testified that the
men we're brought to him by Fred VII
liams, son cf Colonel jahn s, Williams.
Democratic CO anelldatc for Congressman at
large.
The affair created Intense excitement at
I.eias-ctte, aBathe SANDER s7as denounced
+ b. I'll lou3rab!e me3, The infamy Of
the proceeding is unparalleled even in
this era Ct slander
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HOME NEWS.

J. Eernilyea has been elected President of the
New 1ork Clearing House Association.
Francis LeGer, tie-yyeiI known pillicfst died OF
heart desCase in New York We1nes law afternoon
An explosion insthe Loosac tunnel THURSDAY morn
ing Killed one workman. and badly injured several
Alden 1iarson, OF East FittstGn Maine, was kill
ea @ n an "tert&tion with his john, Wednesday
during drunken row.
fdtrIch Kelley and Albert Einglcr. who were in
9utedDy boiler explosion in pIlton & Co.'S rolling
nil nj Moristowu, Pa. have since died
Two convicts named Joseph Kingsiand and Nick
oIis heiiey escaped from Sing Sing prison night Or
two ago and have not since been recsptured.
girl thirteen years of agea daUght4r Of H. Beck
man living five miles soath of Williams Iowa wa
on Thursday bitten hy rattle snake, AMI died in
greSt agony il less than hours after it occrred
IN the Court Of Common Pleas at ST. ParlI the
case OF Jacobus telegraph reparer, against the ST
Paui and Chicago Railroad for SlGG0O for ipf,rjee
received while riding free pass a wear aro The
teract returned verdict of S5Go damages tor pain
Three Passonger-cars on the miIl-train, going
west, on the East Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia
halfoal ielt through srestie, two miles west OF
GIeeIsFIIie, Thursday morning. One brakeman wa.
slightly injured
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern train from
the j." est due az Cleveland IC:25 Wednesday night
Wliie passing through the yards in Columbus O
coiGed With freight tran completely demolishina
the engine OF the freight train, aud badly scaldng
the engineer, John CGn.nl ins. One-end Of tie rear
sleeping co2 III the Passenger train was considcra
big G2iuEEef, bat none of the passengers Injured
/ dispatch from EwarslsviIIe iii savs that an ey
press train GU the Chicago and Alton Railroad ran
hto tiie rear ed OF IN extra freight train a cross
ife near thi.t place u Wednesday night. The passeu-
ger engine. baggage and express cara and four freight
ears were demolished. Tie wreck took fire and at
last accounts the passengers and train-n1on were on
detFofhS to save the remainder Of the train con.
s'sting ot three slcepeTs and five coaches. w Bry
ant u 3 Express messenger, the engineer and fire
nf;n we're Slightly burt
The New Hampshire and New York State Fair:
closed October 4th.
The annral meeting Of the American Board O
| Foreign Missions has adjourned
!Ao effort to transfer the cases Of the Ring con
spiFatoTs from General Sessions to Oyer and Termi
Ter was unsuccessfal
4ite Liberal and Democratic majority in Georgia il
regl1onad At from 50 000 10 500o0
u Ihe municipal debt Of Kew York City is s105,7 723,
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election, especially in these momentous
times. aud that "a new, INEXPERIENCED
representatiye Is never as good as one
that is experienced and is acquainted
with the circumstances and people.
Now, what Carl II. says about 1avors
We agree that Mr. I3ldeidge's favors 70
hia personally, are very acceptable and
welcome. but that Mr. Eldri.lga. the
bitterest opponent Of everything that IS
Republican, can obtain and grant fayors
to the people OF Manitowoc from
a Republican Congress better or easier
than a Republican member, IS the most
consummate nonsense that was ever ut
tered. Whatever benefits the people o.
Mr.. Eldfidge's district have received
were granted to them by Republicans
and whatever the people may desire to
obtain hereafter, they have to.a5lz from
their Republican pre5entativcs. aud
thus, if our people expect fayors from
Congress. their interests will only be So
cured by electing good, honest. re}iablc
Republican like our own Heury
Betz.
What the Nora Westea says about
voting for experienced" legislators FOR
Office, does certainly not apply to his own
case; for surely the longer he is kept
in Madison, the more useless and ride
ulous he makes himself; we will only
quote his efforts in passing the City Char
ter, almost spelling it completely by
changing its provisions to suit his own
idiosyncratic ideas, often entirely oppos-
ite to the popular will as expressed by
the representatives of the people Of our
city. Ii the people Of the Fifth Com
gressionalDistrict consultItIIeir own best in
terests in the choice Of Representative.
they will vote unanimously for HENRY
B4Erz Of MANIToWoC.