The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01
wISsONSgN NEWS.

l W ISs OASsH NEsNS.
The drive on the Eau Claire river j.
! reported over.
IT Appleton ground has heen broker,
| for the new Manufacturers Bans Book
| on the corner OF Morrison street and
! College avenue. This makes six or sew
| en- brick blocks already commenced thi>
| season.
| The Marinette Eagle states that nearly
| 10000 600 feet uf logs are already In the
| reservoir created by the u per dam.
| Two drunken Indians narrowly escan
| ed burning tn death in the woods Of A
+ Flmore, near Fort Howard on Sun
day afternoon last. o re Of the untortn-
mates had his legs and other portions 81
his body badly burned and the two mp,
would have undoubtedly been hnrned to
| death but for their fortunate discovery
and release by some white men
Two DodgrviIle boys named Cleggy
went out hunting the other day and la,
down to get shot at pigeons. just II,
the older boy was about to shoot. tb,
younger one raised hi head and received
he whole charge in his face. His re-.
| cnvery is doubtful
A Mrs. Radenacher. of Appleton,
I'VE exerted herself. last week aud rnl-
nrfd blood vessel. which caused hen
death in IA lew hours.
a paper mill j. to be established al
Kankanna by John Sinveken and others
A private letter from Mes,rs ID
Shaw & Co. the well-know lumbetm.n
OF Eau Claire, says: The Chippewa
river Is falling. leaving IA jam five mile
long nn the Augusta bridge, which can
| nog be moved until they GET more water.
The f 'urins mil! of b a-tcr & rIrlger
III the town OF Frednnia. OzauAee coun-
~. was Destroyed by fire on W rlnesday
AT deth If for'y feet near Berlin.
Nm Rud lock has struck vein nf cop
per fifteen inches thick A large POI
ti,n of the vein is clear cnp,er The
| copper Is found about twenty feet deelr
in bed Of rock.
Cungres>man Sawyer gives notice II al
there Is ii vacancy from he Sixth Com
gre>Slonal District at the Nay Il Schnn
| at Annapolis. All applicants for the
place must appear before q w. Aibee.
President oi he State Normal Schn,i ut
O>hko-i. and DIR L B Russell, VI d.,
at The Normal Schnni building, on the
Ii'h day "t May 1873
The Grand Rapids Tribune states that
,he WI-coIsln river Is still rising. and
fears entertained that it will soon tie tou
nigh 10 run lumber over the rapids.
In Fond du Lic enunty about one half
he wheat is >owu In Green Lake anun-
~ from one half To TWO thndS; Wau-
kesha county not one tenth; C,awfurd
cnunty, from oue-half II twn-ihird>
Dane County. ue-half; Walwor,h cnln
~, one-halI; La Crosse county, two
rnird>, Columbia c"unty. one fourth,
}, Herenn er1nty, "ne-fuurth.
Al the annual meeting If the Green
Bay lrun Co, the following gentlemen
were ch',Sen as Directors: G D Rhodes,
d. w. Bradiey and Thomas Hon,s. al
Chicago; A B. Huff Cleveland =.
EarIe. Anton Klause aud r G Evan.
Green Bay. Al meeting OF the Uirrc
| tors the following .thcers were chosen
President. l. Earle Treasurer, {.
d. R'-odes j j Williams resigned
the rnsition oi Secretary.
a Ba,aboo girl has sued the Northern
Railway because Il Conductor klssesi her
against her will. She claims 81 900
damages.
4 pos. Office has been established at
Montana. Buffalo county, with Fred
Keller as Postmaster.
The Plymouth Reporter says the wife
| Of Mr.. G. Il. Baumann. of that village,
died suddenly Oh Saturday aiternrGn last,
from the effects of a slight wound from
butcher knife.
Triplets recently born in Ripon weigh
Cd altogei her only six pounds The
nus>e can Ike a ring of her thumb and
fnrefing-r and slip it over the body nt
either of them They are too small TO tie
| dressed, and are kept wrapped up in
cotton.
Charles OIeson bad an arm split from
The hand 1" the elbow, by "a circular saw,
AT Eau Claire, The other day. Amputa-
ton Was necessary.
Lumbernen estimate that there are
two hundred aud City million feet nf logs
in the b. IN II OitiI,kI ani in the vi
cinity "t Black River above the point.
A lad named ulius M@hlke lost leg
| at Portage City, on Wednesday,, by fall
Ing under train Of Cars.
Navigation on the Wisconsin River
| ha, been RESUMED. On " edne>day the
rage City ftom Sauk City. bringing UP
about 1000 bushels of wheat
New Oranges OF the Patrons of tIu~
bsndry have been organIzed in Fniutain
| Prairie Columbia county Black Earth
Dane county iiu>ti~f1rd, Dudge cpum
| ty; Blo.uingtnn Aiffln ani iIt Hope,
| Grant county Jada. B.oiead and Ca
nIZ. ftfeeu cnutty; ) ,ners. Salem. and
Pleasant Prairie K.nosha county
Darlington, Lafayette county; Pyuouth
Shrboygan county; aurora, Waushara
| county
Prairie ,iu Chen FrsDchinan hal trouble with
" HinnebHgo Inilari<. and they threate re-
vprge. Th took has gun and went to the
islands in the hl-sssippi to eIoOt lew ducks, and
come home, and about midnight yelis and shots
heard the islands The has been absent
DAYS
SEssoYGGS, April 29.-Ahout a quarter four this
morning. fire br.,ae ia tue Sleboyzan
aud Fond ,.u Ra4 4lryad nf tins city, and
nnufe. enveioled tie ufnie binding and couimuni-
Gated TO the wood and machine shops adjoining. a
which ed with their contents consist
in. If three locomotives aad all the tools beoI.-in
| TO the also he OF the Siep yg9Ii
| nanis.;ctl fiIl, Company with five hundred
o<=r chairs. T- Trad c.5iipaH.'s Iss il over
hisy thousand dollars: In<a-ance The chair fac
! terry thsu-.l1, in-G-s- for thou and.
On Friday last mil of the rIn Of Torrney
I 4 PrettvrniIl. uf TSmah- canght hrn froIa spark
from rh- engine, and entirely destroyed with
25.co6 feet Of innier. and 5000 shingles Loss
! $50 O Insurance.
The Wood County Reporter statos that portion oI
! a raft OF lumber tie dem at Port Edwards
last .s.k and ttres iost their lives. George
AeSk:n. re-idis- Barnuin, ~ha isayes wife and
tvo children i-ne- A0ur residing Opposite Bar
uum. VIII. ieases wife and foHr little ones. aIl1 3
| Norwegian named Oh Thompson
| The BRICK hqildEg belonging to Thomas Wald vac
dams Se-l by are in Green Bay Thursday evening
last Ioss Sl.690.
Tf.@ cid rake factory Appleton il lie convert
! si for -his purpose by Il is,ns stock company
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