The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-11

WAs AHioo iesa ETiuay a. La Salle I'M
nois.
The stulents Of Bsloit College have AZ
ranged for course Of lectures, in which
Mast and Mrs. Stanton will figure.
The boys Of Racine have organized .
society called the Young American De-
batting Club.
Nr. John Bullock, one Of Chicago.
fs'orite artists anc painters, who has Ia
ken ur his home in Geneva, has tlken and
fitted up between 300 ard 400 steroscopie
views Of scsuss about Geneva lake
The Regents of the Normal Schools
bavs recently purchased from Prof S B
Woodman, of lows, a valuable collection
Of shells and cores, which is placed IN
the cabinet Of the Normal School in Osh-
kosh.
Mr. Chnse, Indian agent, visited the
Oneida Reservation on Tuesday, and held
council with the trib. in relation 70 their
snnuit, Of $500, now due.
The Delavan pablic school i. pro.p.ring
finely under the Efficient management Of
Principal Dewey, and proposes 10 give an
exhibition vt some time near the holi.
days. .~rs
Five numbering camps are already in
operation. and probably other. will be ss-
sablshsd on Mosss River and the upper
St. Croi1 within twenty FIVE to thrrt1 five
miles of Superior.
Should reasonably fair winte, lie e1.
perienced, the cut for the Menomiuee river
will not be far in either direction from 100,
ooO, 900 feet Of logs. which taken in con
nection with the Is, ,000, 900 feet now on
lasd, will give very lair t2ck for day
runs. and more than the average produc
for Eve years past.
The Rev. X ' Dodge, formerly psttor
CT the Presbyterian Church in Madison,
aud who removed from there to San Fran
ciscc, is suffering from n ment.l disorder
and melancholy, produced by disease of
til. brain, wh ,ch Causes his friends much
anxiety.
The crew of men who have been work
ing nearly a mouth on the St. Croix rosd
have greatly improved it, by widening and
strengthening fIing bri'g.a, etc, beside,
cutting out about six miles Of new road at
the lower end and the road from Superior
TO the St. CroiI Iiver, abou, thirty five
miles, 10 now IN cxcelen, condition for
travel
The Msromines Herald say. a very
singular p.eno,neao aon has been ob-ervnbls
on the bay shore lately. Ddriu: one Of
the recent storm. the ice on the brach il
front If the village WAS turlaed in thous
Ands Of round balls, f.nm tho size of MIR.
bes to that of wa>htub-, and all of them
seeming'y perfect spheres.
An s.tsmp', which has been made to *
pei Prof. Phelps. principal Of the Winonn
chool from the Minns.uts stat. haard o,
rr.snt., has Ist boen compromised.
Twenty cars, t1o engines ruined, a,d
siIteen rtrscn- more or lc-s Injured, al q
two killed, were the Railroad c..uati-s IL.
the states Of InJiInn, Iowa and Illinois,
Friday last.
The Chicago Time has f,rmly declar
ed war against Spain. The matter i. thu.
sett!"d, aud nothing remains but to sh"u,
der mu-k-t., strap On knsr.acsa and march
with hearts heavy or light, ~ tn, case
may be, to the conflict. In.atste TIN e..
Col. E. A. Calkins has resigned the
sdi,orsL;p p Of the Milwaukee Ne~s
S. D. Carpenter has received = patent
for his new reaper, which he calls the
Amarican Grsnger.
H,r.es are valued in Orange at $62 81
in Plymouth At $5504; in Armenia at
$50 90; ia Germantown ut $3l .5s; Kildare
at 81, AZ, and in Lyndon 1t only 32i.3
each So a farmer owning three hor.e'
LyndGn only paws the the .arn~ tax there
on that a farm r in Oranse p.ys on one.
Pre-i lent Grants appointment of Geo.
ii. Wiiliams to the exalted position OF
Chief Justice of these United States, i.
received with di.favor BY q large majority
of tn. sound men both in legal and fnsn-
ciai circles from Maine to California The
Senate laid the appointment over for further
eonsideratior
The Chicago Times, say., That Mr.
Grant should constitute his cabinet of
obscure weaklings car be injured, btc.us
their reign is short but that he SHOULD
place one for life in position Of Chief Jus
tcc of the Sup eme Court is n national
calamity and = national disGrace that is
hard to b.sr. The Madison papers say,
in:ense fss,iog ha. bee1 eIsi ted at Madison,
Vie. as.r the appointment Of Attorney
General Wi'hsms a. Ct,.ef Justice If the
pcint upor it, it is charged that Ar, Vii
iiams received tl0,d0 for his opuion in
fave- of the WiAsoa.tG Ceaual Railroad
land cluirs kxhnh sssns Incredible and
thsf 10 other matl .rs relating to that state,
his conduct has given rise 10 the Gravest
suspicious. We are informed Hst Gov.
Wa-hburn strongly dsnounsss zoe appoint
ment as an outrage
One Thiny Lacking.