The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-15
WEsCONSsN NEWS.

gon at " aux e>ha. On hlondav- and 50
| hadly~iniured that he died IN four hours
An old mau named j X. Gurr suici-
| drd at Ia Crosse on Sunday.
Az old warehouse belonging to the eS-
tate of J IT, ,icN;len. in Oshkosh,
was burned Loss 81. 400
Rev DIR Cariaft and Geo Siauson,
Of Racine have canssruc,od a steam wa
gon.
Rev. s Darling, Of Oakieid. dropped
dead of heart disease in Opera Han.
Fond du Lac, Mouday evening, while en-
| loving q literary entertainment
D,swoith. Nightingale. Tibbet & Co 5
paper mil, at Fond du Ire was damaged
by FIRE TO the extent of So, 600 on Tues
day.
A pilot named Barrett was drowned
on Sunday, twenty miles above Eau
| Claire.
The Deleyan Republican learns that
some of the sheep ani hogs which they
stated last week had been bitten by
mad dog, have diea
A boy named Jpseph Gale, six years
old, f Il into the river at La Crosse, on
| Monday evening, while fishing and was
| drowned
The house Of nIichal Conlan, in Fond
dn Lac, was burned on Wednesday. Loss
$500.
a fire at Eau Clare. on Monday, de-
stroyed g. A Butfinton's barn, with
horse, and Mr.. Lampman house Total
| loss 81 600.
Tie Preshyterians Of Hudson have be
gun work on new church edifice
A young man named Deuning while
intoxicated was ran over and killed by
the cars near Fdgerton, Saturday eve
ming.
Some twelve thousand dollars have
| been conditonally subscribed towards the
| capital stock Of the contemplated shoe
/ factory in Janesviie
The Eau Claire Free Press saws that
| on Saturday .losnipg last. William
| Briggs, brother OF 3lyr0n Briggs, of that
city, was accidentally drowned at jim
Falls.
The Hndson Democrat says that Wed
nesday night the steamer Nellie Kent
coilided with a tug just above Prescott,
sinking it near shore. The Nellie was
| only slightly damaged
Three sturgeon. each weighing one
hundred rounds were exhibited at Osh
kash oa Thursday.
W. Fl Regan, Of Rock ford. H., sent
| tiiN F'i i''iO " 't- az HH''i ~ 11Sodu'''r
! Waupaca coi3nty. TO make sugar. The
! h;,y ard man upon going inro the camp,
| saw hear tracks aud traced thom into the
| trunk OF iai!en tree. which they cut
| open aud found Two Tears and four cnbS.
witch they killed. The eane boy Killed
| thirty six partri6Ecs w lie ~ he woods
he dwelling of II. 3, Baker. in Az :
afttmrtipg TO save some Of the furniture.
! =
badly burned
A young man named Bradford was ac
c;,it..ntal,v lao. and seriously wounded
while hnntine. near Keno,ha, on Sun-
dav.
two v,,npu mon nameG respeetiyplv Pc
stabbed last Tuesday night at a saloon
| orcring ct Duck Greek
The tnrnace 81 Gfeen bay Veaf INTO
blast wish its new hearth on Monday
The contrary has 60 OQO bushels of coal
at present, with capacity TO make all
they need
Il Polancer whose name is not given,
was crushed Ia death ut Tunnel No. ),
near Sparta, Oh Saturday last.
4 young lady by ths. name Of McQuai1
died as vas SUPPRESSED. of cnnsntnIni,,n.
NJ Tremrealeau. last Saturday. The fu-
neral services were held on Tuestlay, ard
unon proceeding to the aemterv. a mile
from where The funeral was held the mo
ther resolved 10 poStunne the burial
The coffin was n,.enea and the body ia
-, (,,t -, shn l.a,,sn 70 sSbar, s;r,-
of life and was renewed to 3 neiohhor'S.
vhare shs i no,r lvioc
iri -. g II d : W.,
lh6 iesi''T'iIo L u wlI: ~ - - :, I','
80 rt;raiv dasffo,ad nv Arc IN gnnd3r
morning Mr.. We'll was the owner Of
very fne library of some of the choicest
and most valuntIe hooks which were on
t:reI,- berpad m The Ebrarv alone
canld not he sarI,ead for 81 GOO THE
;n-,,rans.e * 81 ,Oj, and the ,oss viii ba
~ la.st sIn 00n
ne lnIunelio" matter winch 'i'iS peer,
peiattiE 80 80 ,o''S, T. t''e iaeo0 VI
tIe n @oo,co" D'Lia1 oy 't.g 'o"ii %
OAa'Neo ~ "iU " ,iro i1"He o''0iS i."'i
:. H,lt'Ish I,St ygaat and tho ini,,no-
; fion wa dissolved,
Active ,.rcparations are nrnerassino
for the construction of the railway bridge
at La Crosse.
\ Mrs. Hennig, Of Fond dn Lac. lost
her mother. SISTER and two nleces by
the bridge accident at Dizon.
The lam which formed at Eagle Ra-
pids asserting boom, containing about
25 900 600 feet Of logs, was broken by
Beef Slough drivers.
A young man from Fond du Lac, nam
ed Charles johnson, attempted to get
of from the ears. at Appleton, on Tues
day, and fell aud horribly crushed his
arD unoer lne elfs.
IT,, n It.eb .fl,,-os+,,,, con- L.,
"e 49, ~ '"SS
Ing prospects are somewhat uncertain,
, | and unless there is q flcrat.ie amount
- -: II
OF RAIN DeIcre iuig tue uIlNeS VIII ue
| abandoned, and the consequence will be
| - . ~ - - II
taiSs aHipuht VI HiSH EuH-s u y 1No
| days ago ne drives on Little Wolf and
! rho Main Wolf came tooefhar and farm
| i u,
ed Suca Jam thdt HilFlgat!ph was luIpe
! H,,d II Is estimated by many that theV
| I'll ll. .b;r 49,, - ot
| Si'' ",'a - "eA* "SeN' u"
| less there IS rain enough 10 give some en-