The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26

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ErInine Koblinsl has been convicted of horse
stealing, III the erIosha Circuit Court and Sentenced
10 two years and :: orths imprisonment at Wau-
The Wood County Reporter states that the track
layer. hr Laurence, with sc men put down on sths
sh inst "a miles ard 30 ieet OF trark, which forsa
short and cold day lively work and only oEce be-
fore beaten in the history of Ralroading. se.s-
The caboose attached to the 1850 accommodation
trnn from La Crosse 20 Portage, TUESDAY morning
caught fire between floors, under 10 the stove in the
rear END of tie car, nesr Winona Jnnctiou. The
fioor was cut away, and alter considerable exc.ts
nrnt, the fire pIt out.
Samuel Taylor met with an accidental death at
harInette last week.
Tho Depere News that the smoke stack for t >
National Iron Co.'S boilers has arrived and was sue
fcessfuly raised by Messrs jackson & Phelps. It il
three eet IN diameter and 1lU feet high. The toa'
of iron made in their Single stack ON one
hearth up to hrs time (Iearly 10 months, Is Sou
gtoss tons The stack viii probably continue i'll
blast all winter.
Wisconsin, stands fourth among the states in tue
number OF red-skin Inhabitants, California, North
Carolina aud Michigan having more.
On this Menomonee river the neck and antler5 OF Z
magnificent buck yisibly above the ice while the
body is under wat.r-his dearshIp having been irO-
zen in an attempt ford the stream.
The residence of Charles Nichols iii Fond dU Lac,
Was burned on Wednesday evening Loss sl.2oo-in-
surance $500.
wiiluIont Bros building Plover. occupied by the
TiiIes office Masonic Sotlety anu saloon, was de-
struyed by fire "Wednesday. less S,S,Utp. =, -,
The Barsboo Republic contains sad account of q
sequ' to marriage puuli.heu TWO weeks sInce, ue'
tween John l.. Cook, of Million, and MISS Chariotte
tleIcher, OF Barr9boo. They married dur ul.
the illuess of the brides mother. her re-
quest that she might bless them she died. ren
days afterwards they followed her remains to the
CARVE. where the newly bridegroom ntIscted
y culu, winch the orni Ut pnus uuia
terminating his death the morning oI the 10th.
Verify 'in life ths ,dst OF death.
Hops are firm with an upwa ard tendency. Mr.. W.
g. Urubb, purchased Of Kellogg Harms and Mackex
Young VI Reedsburg, sixt Oalss laying therefor
fort.-two CENTS per pound! Tuis iuest b y
the highest price paiu Tor hops Sauk county SINCE
the decline last Septenluer.
The Fort Howard Herald reports ths fUd'
den death. last week, of Phex Geng, the employ
OF Mr.. AhdeIsUL, who cum nilained VI feeling uuwsii
before retiring and dead IN in bed in the
morning.
4 Ire Racine Journal informs of the probable sui
citie y u who threw hImseiI track and
d.sresA. ued the sounding the whistle The tram
stopped until alter 1t had passed the
fortunate man crushing him fuody terrible
behold 1hefe nothing about hinl to Indicate
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Tbs Fond 0u Lac Journal states that Mr. &C. Chase
has fallen heir 10 estate worth two millions and n
hall by virtue OF the decision of an English court in
viii case, which has been in law 80 years.
The oshkosh Northwestern reports Thomas Nor
gan, hving in the elsh settlement in Utica, wks
came to that city with load OF hogs, and rhp fre
auentiy Ilduiges IN bourbon, u missing.
The Ashland Prsss says the lpssellmant o
.aborers al doing big work the line OF the Csatral
Ano tsr month AID the cutting =. ne road xy
Will lie finished beswssn Mhite River and the Ire,
Range. ~ l.ss ~. = ~
The Chiffon Times announces with regret that
frederick SIrchsr. ESQ., while working In MS woods
adjoining this Village struck Z; iaiIrus ire,
which pushed him as aSs:s=i tenss, woundlng him il
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