The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-20
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tor and music dealer in Oshkosh, has le
the contract for the construction of !
block Of stores in that city
The Neenah man. Levi Wheeler, who
was said to have fallen heir to fortune
of 81, 000.O0O by the death of an Eng.
llsh uncle, turns out TO be the victim OF q
sharper for $50.
John Benedict of Oshkosh, had one
of his fingers completely stripped of the
leslf ON Monday, Getting it caughl by
accident In some of the macliinery uf a
nllii in which he was working
The Green Bay 41sirncnte says that a
boy at Duck Creek, well known for his
rough ways. had on several occasions
informed different boys in his school hat
he would stab them. and to aIake his
threats good, one day last week he drew
his jack knife aud plunged it twice into
one OF his piaymates, and then left for
parts unknown Tie injured boy will
| probably recover.
Two youths who entered the residence
OF Theodore Stewart. Depere. and came.
cut with po>tage-stamps sticking to their
fingers. have been sent to the State Re-
| form school,
The Depere Necs says: The Nation
al Iron Company furnace was blown
out on the 5,h inst, having been in blast
slace July sd, 1871, and therefore has
been In constant operation eishiCe.
mouths and sixteen days During this
period it has produced 1890 gross tons
of pig-iron, aalsa
From the Monroe Sentinel. Rev Mi
bGShhy preached last Saturday evening,
at Josh Irickle 5 SALOON, to ali audienc;
# ever two hundred people. All wc.e
l,~i, ,yJ !
The text, Come. let Us reason together.
Tha Wausau Piiot says that s Single
Esq. Is making preparations for the erec-
ll6a OF a very lar@c saw-lnil on Little
Rib, where the one that was burned some
fJur yearsag was located, 1t is to be
bull as speedily as possible
Hon. y. Bennett, Of Glen Haven.
Grant County, diod at his residence on
tie Al. inst, age 4S years. Mr.. Beu-
nett was wei knO@ ii the state Us a man
Of great ability and energy Of character.
He REPRESENTED his district in the AS
sembiy in the years 1861, aud was faith
fai 20 the tiust committed to him by his
people. Grant county and the State has
sufiered'a Z great loss in his death
Dr. Nelson Chittenden, IL weli-k nown
dentist Of Madison, died in that city on
Wednesday.
The Norwegian Evangelical Lutherans,
Of Madison, have resolved to erect a ucw
church cdfice -s
l.. >. iiOugh, general passenger agent
o; the Sheboygan aud Fond du Lac Rail
read, died at Fond du Lac ON Wedncs
day. r1se
Tie silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs
D.ncan McGregor, of River Falls, was
cil, trated at their fine residence. on FRI
day evening
ID. McBridge, of the Sparta Herald, is
a candidate Tor the Office OF County
Judge in Monroe unty.
A Eldrei IS preparing to build the
conHng. sunmer, at Stiles, a saw mill
t" be ran by steam, to cost about $780,
600.
The Chiffon Times states that the
han:c Of Mcnasha Junction, on The biii-
waukee aiaI Nostheri Railroad, seven
miles north of that place. has been
changed to Hilbert Junction.
Ole Larsen killed a black eagle, on the
Pecatonica, last week., that measured six
inches from tiprto tip of It's wings.
Eroqua is 10 haye an artcsian we'll for
public U.s.. One thousand dollars have
been subscribed for that pnrpose.
/ he JanesvIle Gazette reports that
George kastner had three fingers, his
tumb and the larger portion of the palm
| OF his hand torn of III his mill last Sun
| day.
The Oshkosh Northwestern learns that
the Patrons Of Husbanday are about to
establish u wheat bay er in that city and
forward it to Chicago.
The Board CT Trustees of the Northern
Insane Asylum have appointed, DIR. W.
\. Gordon, Of Oshkosh, FIRST Assistant
superintendent, and Mr. and Mrs. But
Ter, of Utica, n. Y, Steward and Stew
'ardess.
Messrs. Dedolph and Lii ke, of New
London, has purchased 600, 900 feet of
hardwood logs thus fer this winter.
There are between l,3O0 and | 400
Menomlnee ludianS residing on the re-
servatIon in Shawano county.
The celebrated trotting horse, Flying
Morgan, owned by ~. Reinhart, Of
Oconto, died a few days since. In his
younger dayhhe WAS considered one OF
the fastest horses In the state
A man by the name of John Tirnev. a
brakeman On the Western Union Rail
road, was killed at Elkhorn station on
Saturday night He was coupling ears
and fell uponthe track, and the tender
passed over him, crushing his breast aa,.
neck to a jelly. He was instantly Killed
of course. He was resident of Free
pert and Il young man about % years of
age. t+f1
Capt. VIM. Bones, formerly of Racine
county, and We'll known member of the
lwen y-secOnd regiment, died recently
at Crcsco. Iowa, where lie had resided.
of brain fever -at ~
VIM Morgan, of the late firm of Morgan Brothers
| Is preparing to rebuild the Milton House on lie
size by the structure recently destroyed by
fire.
In New Lisbon, last Friday evening a man named
NelS knudson jumped from the window OF one OF the
upper tier of bedrooms nflr Georgia House to the
yaTd-waIk, distance Of twentyfaur feet, spr.inine
| both ankles by his reckless experiment
The tlusOu Star states that enormous quantjti :
NOW being hat.od to that market. a very large pro.
lcouHty and non-icsideBts. The destruction of fhf
est eiUrt ic;r:s made deiecl and prasli the
Sepditors- sesesal parties have already beer com
pcilcd 10 settle.
l. APPLETON VS., Feb IitlI.-An atercatinn oecD~
red last Wedne day evening between one of the stu.
dents and the iauitor of Lawrence University ia
which the former struck several heavy IIows on
the head, which will probably cause his cath TIE
janitor also student and for sometime has been
regarded as an inf0riner. ihrcais of hanging have
been freqnanty made of late and the janiior claims
he acted N elfdefeflse antic patn vo,eu.e Gre.;
excitement is aroused among the citizens. The iani
tor name is Siiawvan, and that of his victim John
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