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I NrEoBArE-M MANIrowoc COUNTY

n Ike rat,er oftac estate o \ am Rpp &c
ceased.
o. rsadInr an Ganr tie le'iiion oi VI aria h III
mann uImuI~JrA.rIX Ui the estate SiId dvcegs ii
ru. rtsrnlIuG among Utner tnlagS, InaL she has
iun, a..nl l-Jrrl sid estate, and TNlng tJat
cine and pc DE hSa iur CXIuIHih- -nd ALLOW :
iug DCT aC-uuat ter aOmln.s Il -tun, file IN tliS
court. It's urBtred at s.ii account be UNaui-
Ine bN tie JuG@e o. - court, on MUuu ", [ e
Sth day o: - Item ID lSi3. al 10 J',locS \, VI,
II nay otlice SiIj cJutts.
oTuersu ~ liner. tat Hrtl,e thereof be given
to tie ners o. sad dec .se. ald To all persons "a
tcresIea, 10y puoi4 lI@ "A tpy oil L l. order Tor
tHree wee.>s pIlur [, stI ~ of Ec.riH@. Ia thr
MInit tNJC riLOT a weekly neh sp Yer pup lS.t u
g, auitOH UC IA : IIl ctuuty.
ID te4 AT lanit .wuc, tiu Ia day ui August A. II.
1873, ". ". WALDO, touI'I JaJ-e. 7Si &
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The is nothing better for a sick head
ache then the following prescription =
NlaSnesia, fifteen grains; solution Of
pctassa, fifteen drops compound tinc;urc
Of SIENNA, SIX drains syrup Of ginger, one
dram; compound infusion Of orange peel
half an ounce. Mix. Take 1t draft as
n l.cr.eqt.
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VOL. XV--NO. 4.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Senatorial Account of a Shjpwreck
in the Red sea-Thirty six OF tne
survivors held FrIseners oy fne
roma uaees Prince Napcieon Eject
ed President OF the CoUnc II Generai
of fC"rsiea-Spain-Un States AT
vienna.
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CHARLES SCiErFER.

LAsHioNABLE TAILOR, has removed to
/ Buffalo street, , doors west of lnds
Store. al work warraRted We! dppe and
TO fit.
Malitawoc, Nov. 80, 1873 l4-2h.Iy
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fashionable Tai.nr. al TOpds made by the sub
sSr.ter are warranted to ht iqrm. EIces reI-
soEah!e. anC am blund to pfr4se those NLo gIv.
me their custom Shop on 4ork-~t, tao doors
west # the " nd ale iIou-e ,2H1,
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Dealer IN S'oyeS also Mann .acrurer of Tin Snect
Iron AID COp2cr ware All k'udS OF rep tiri : lone
El"h-h i. between York and BIfa.o, Nanrt woe
II Al
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A TToRNElS AND oCrNsELoRs At LAW
~ ofibe on Eighth-street, Manilpvpc
i isconsin. Collection promptly attended
q. i4.45.h
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SaRTHWEsTEKN ROUSE.

FranNl;n- St, Nanitowuc. Kctfenaofen
Pro Drittnr The large brick addition recently
bpllt has been FURNISHED IN excellent ME making
It one 0i lae largest ana most comDlcte uotels IN
Manll., VOC. :. good sable is kept in connections
with tue houaer where Stoc& Will be we'll proTided
"a tyI
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EIkEAI and NAAli

Commercial It, between Eist til and sgnth. Mlri-
towor. Miles MChaBon, proprietor Best scco,n-
m"datl"ns TOR the travelling public. ferns rhelu
and satisfaction guaranteed, lil0u
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Aha EkSsSE5s'TS.

Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and Wacnn-makcr
shop on the corner OF seventh AMI YORK st, ,
NoItn Side, Manitowoc. Does all Kinds o
IRON WORK a. good and cheap as any other estab
ishmcnf IN tn CITY. Is siI /
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.sDSs,ylb ~ nES

Defler in all kinds % >toyes AMI Hardware, aud
Manufacturer o. Cooper Tn. ani.Sheet iron ware.
tl-"th-st.. South side. ie'r t.C B..d.e, Manlto-
voc. A. ii ,v
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s.s Il AfSIais

iane. iaHacr IGd upholserer. Carr &c T.inre
and ii'rl IS Maker. Commerciai--t between ar
ana oth. NahiTuwor recommends himself il
these branches aEd prgm.ses eKetute all -. orr
with pioHp,ncss ard "a the best Stvle l. fl-,y
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<, TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF MAN


y iTDWOs.->s
P,ooaig ollic-. Manitowoc, Aug 4, \ d 1873
In c matt I o; thc pronG and probate "i the
last ID and tcs:a ne 4, OF samuel l. iInciiley, de-
ceased
Whereas, IN instrument in writing. UUrUOrtiuG
10 be an authenticated COPY of tue list s1li and
testament o. >a.nu. l.. II iIcKies, dece ,sei. late
"I . county OF Suful-. tEe state al Mas-acuu-
settS. has zen fled IN tLis fee: aud hrreaS
apph.a ION las Decn made by Htury K. HIBcKIry
the setting eE ca or named IN said viii, pra ing
tat the I'm. oe pTuyeI aud adm Itted to prob .te
&cCc Il r. - tte laws pt this S'atr.
Therefore. il Is ordered Jlat sui application be
card before at tie bate Office tie cIty Of
Ignlto voc. il -Jri count the first day Of
september. \ D 1873, at ten o'clock in the iore-
noon OI trat day.
An IT further or lered that notice snail be Civ
en- 10 AL +, ,uS Ilt"re- -tCt in slii ali OF tue
tine anu place Of SUD hcari =. public ltIoE in
the NaElfOwOC Pilot. 4 news Oloer printed saii
county, or tHrte successive weeks, ecu
week. Brinr O tie time OF sucs hearilg.
B. the court, " " WALDO.
Ssl l3F Count, Judge.
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any time IN tWc.ve years.
PROM USEKoSH.-GRANGER&

0sHEosH, VS. August 2l.-The
AIsoma Grange, in this city, has adopted
the following resolution, wq:eh is under
stood TO cypress the sanse of The Oranges
,f Winnabago county:
We, the patrons of Algoma Grange, in
meeting assembled, DO hereby resolve thar
We, as Patrons VII have nothing to DO
with any political cal! whatever; also that
we view the cali for masters 10 meet at
Watertown, Aug. y, as political move
ment, and utterly refuse to have anything
to ID with said call
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T.. iksT -.
EDWARD con WAY

Wholesale and Ret iii dealer IN Hats, Caps Furs
Gloves, NltteGs, Robes. etc. York 81. beta een
Egg "a and NINTH Manit1woc l2iivl
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EIsED. SCKsIsG2EEyS.

kceDs all kInds o: Meats. Sausage. Hams. iaId
etc, which he Rill sci, at 1ue low est prices, IN
gumtitN aud kind 10 suIt puICha-cr~. ANY one
u t'n@ ca'ilc hos l.r sheep to sell VIII cal IN me
5"u l'c''lN. the hI@1cSi prices Il ~ u
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NEW YORK.

Il hc Tribune Again after Sen. Car
pebter pespcFsste ARRAY On Car
mine Stu O men stabbed by their
k:,sher-Account orthe Crime by the
HiuTdcfeT,s tSIEc-
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THE TPIEIxEAXD SENATOR c,RrE<rER.
u" l"tA, AHG. =. - Hc Tribune TO
~ Ircw vii! have an editorial IN response
t. tie comments of the Milwaukee Eyen,r
u;-,,.,,;,. ;u.r..,,a,, a..I., ar...u-
Wv
" haIc against - ""'or carpenter
from which the following is cxtravtcd:
"''c c"''aes' says 'Le "'>cohS'h'afe
tog grave 70 pass unuoticcd. IL adds, with
n trlihfulfnlue.. 10 which we lear cheer.
~ ,,i,.,,.s s.f...,,.,l... r..r.,,,.,
f't"'''' '"'y ''' "''ef1" 0F Journals o'
ao9i' p,,Ir't-y responsibility, which
en- I.c Ipa,!. Il. suffer mast >,r;oi,f, iftl.,
r,.r ..,,,o., ,....r..... r.- -.
i"'>e a''' -" .'l-. - i''ie l"e N~-s"n-
in Is c"rrac; VIXEN 1t >ays The people de
,4.tl,l that ,lp senator nr rbrir cL.fc.
l,lI ,i.... III ,r,
{. "ii ~ 's . m"T" re'N"it'h.r demand
W. desire j. - be distinctly understood
t,,.,r ,I.. r,;;.,,,,. ~, ,r,.-.,,.. H.,
ti'''''' ~ >"''sl''l'f'1'| ~ 'A'e"'a''H
E"tIiIng, :" sets Iryg HHsht in mahc'.
r 4l organ, aiish .sc calling for Eb,l
ccutiun We have only 10 ,av. in thr
.r., ~. ~.
80
lnhe !, J1u'n"I "t ample r"cnlha'y re
spon>ihii'ty. II Mr. Carpenter has been
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PAsJi. LljEsSNElk,

Paws tine highest priCe for v he..t ard other pro-
duce Office ON tio northeast corner of Buffalo ana
Eighth SIS, MantoMnc l2Iil
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UNION HON,SE

rfesSor OF aiusic, viii give lessons in Vocal an
instrumental MusS il The city OF Manituwoc nna
Two ENcrs. lesCence GU ElgntA-st.. near the
! NSutt House. l24i1y
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NsssS. PEni,sIPS
NEi.l.s..ss HEAI-Ss

New Millinery Store In Johns Brick Ruildinc
corner York and Ninth street. mi
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8EfLiN, Aug. 22.-Dr. Falk, Minister
of Public Instruction and Ecclesiastical
Affairs, has ordered that the Roman Cath
olic Seminary at Possn be closed.
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\. W lliams a j ,aDrtan Prorri,tor cor. i,icbth
AMI FrlnNlin SIS. Manrowoc Wisconsin B.st
acco modition 'Or tie trayehug puvlIc. Sa"."e
rooms attached. MINI
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PASSAGE TICKETS

SOLE AGENCY Of Naritowoc and vicir.
for Tie Hamburg and American Steam
Company Also =gcrt for German sal.
lines, FREE TICKETS issued from {
mary 70 Nanitowoc at New York rais@
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FOREIGN EXCHANC

DFavn in SIMS to suit on all the pr.
rIi c.tiez Of Germany, France, En-.
Norway. sc.
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81. PRtTC..ED. wa

Auofne5 and Counselor at Law. Collections
promptly aueLdea TO. OAice over J 4 KsDer--
store, Cor. Eighth and York sis, Manitowoc
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or liver complaint ana its raii III offspring. Dys
o"0<Ia. Cons i0auou. .aundIbe, Billions attacks
Scl he.g|clte- snlic. Depression o. spirits, sour
stomach, Ieyrl )Hrn Caiiis an lever, etc,
After years Of careful experiments. to meet a
Crcl' an urgent lie aEt, We now propuce from
our Ori=iall Genuine Powders
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Attorney and Counselor II L Nv. Oitice on &C
OF El-htn and Quay-S,s ManItowoc II
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Dentist. Office IN Shcrman's new buiGing on
. Eghth-St., Manitowuc. Particular attention
given TO ali te different branches OF the profess
ION, and all "ora warranted. Teetn extracted
without paIu. 10 iI,I
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g.. IssEl.sNss.

Neterlnar" SURGEON, cures Ring Bones. Spayius
sick. etc. etc All cures warranted, OF no Charges
made Once at his liver stable Sevent st
between Buffalo and Chic rgO. Mamie oNor. 2 44yl
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ATTORNEYS and CuunSeliors- Law Sth :
South side, doors North OF Pust OEi.e.
- German SPOKEN in this Ohce. l3i
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ARMY ORDERS.

An army order issued to-day relieves Major
William D. Whipple, Assistant AdJutant General
and Major Orlando n Poe, or the Corps of Engi
seers, from their present duties They are to re.
port to the General OF the army for duty on his
stan January 1, 1873.
Until further directions the orders OF the General
OF the army will be issued by him through the
Assistant Adjutant General on his star and comics
OF all such orders win be forwarded as soon as
issued to the Adjutant General OF the army. The
regular monthly returns, the muster rolls and all
reports required by army regulations to be made
direct to the Adjutant General OF the army will
continne to be made as at present. All cores
pondence properly calling for action or comment
by the General OF the army will be sent through
him. The recruiting service will be conducted by
the Adjatant General, under the direction of the
Secretary OF War.
Acting Assistant Surgeon G.. r. Gregory, United
States Army, has been relieved frem duty In the
Department OF Texas and ordered to duty In the
of California.
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GREAT FIRE IN ILLINOIS.
100000 Worth Of Property Destroyed In
Galesburg.

100000 Worth Of Property Destroyed In
Galesburg.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, Dec. 81, 1872
A disastrous fire occurred here early this morn
ing, originating in the store OF R. r. Barnger, in
Metropolitan block. Owing to the scarcity Of
water ana inen1cienCy Of the Fire Department the
flames spread with great rapidly, destroying eight
OF the finest stores in the city and un0ccupied
hotel, known as the Galesburg House. The Opera
House was in great danger but the prompt action
OF citizens In demolshing some small buildings,
and heavy snOwstOrm prevailing at the time, in
sured the safety Of the Opera House and OF other
property.
Tie principal sufferers are W. W. washburn,
jeweer; - Ferris, grocer, r. r. Baringer, fancy
goods; Gross Stger books; L. b. Miller, musical
instruments; shower Bros, boots and shoes, J. G.
Dunlap harness; Hamlin & Co.. butchers;
- Mcmillan photographer; O. F. Price +. F. Cook
4 Murphy lawyers; Dr.. Scott; Mrs. Vaudeville,
dressmaker; Miss Fergus, miner, and Odd Eel
lows Hail. The occupants of stores on the first
floor, except Barlnger, saved most OF their stocks,
but in q damaged condition.
The total loss Will reach 100000, with the fol-
lowing insurance, as far as learned Franklin,
Philadelphia; Royal, Liverpool; Home, Columbus;
Ftremen's San Francisco, and Ktna, Hartford,
600 each Hartford. Of Hartford, $4,000; Under
writer's, New York, $1,000; National, Hartford,
81 450 London, Liverpool and Globe, 81, 500; Home,
New York, $1,000; State, Hannibal, Mo-, $4,000;
Pa, $4,0ooi Phoenix, Hartford, $4,soo; Phoenix.
Brooklyn, $4,000; Continental, New York, $4,000;
North American, Philadelphia, 81, 600; Trlamph,
C1nclnnau 81, 100; North British. $4,000.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1879.
CLEARED.

oueenstowIn,- Wiliisnls 4 Guion.
Steamship Greece <BD, Thomas, Liverpool Via Queens
steamship Mas Dutch. Deddes, Rosserdsm-Funch
Steamship Virgo. Buckley. savannsA-Murrsy. Ferris
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston-H
steamship Ellen Terry, salyesr, Newbern-Murray
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman. City Point and Rich
mond-od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship dlaucus Bearse B0st0D-b DmOck
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Acknowledgment d
Bark Lea tus, Tugnezzia, Cork or Falmouth-sloco
Bark saaama tRus,. Lcfberg. Dublin-Tetens Book
Bark Harzburg NG), Kuhlkin. Bremen-Funch, Edge
Bark Columbia tNa9, Schumacher, Bremen-C Lulins
Bark Helene (Ndr,, Olsen, Havre-Funch, Edge a Co.
Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados-T A
Bark Edna tBr) Robin, Brunswick-GF Buley
Brig Laura Gertrude, Rusk, Seve-II Baeter.
PITTS Bsis smma Pssn DItch Aknson Lasuayra ana
Brig Mary tBr), Murphy, st Johns NF-Bowring Ar
Brig Sophia (Br), Stuart Indian River-Boyd Hinck-
schr Azelda Laura. McIndoe, st Johns and market
.,schr Anna W Dickinson Dickinson, Corpus Christie
schr Dolly Warden, Allen, Mosquito Inlet-van Brunt
schr Kate Walker, Rich, Musauito Inlct-H W Loud 4
schr Florence (Br). Price, Port Johnson-He Par
ker.
schr Nellie Bloomfield Bradley, New Haven-Rackett
sloop VIM Hunt Derry, Boston-H W jackson 4 Co.
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ANOTHER FIRE In BOSTON.

BOSTON, Dec 81, 1872
fire was discovered this evening in the granite
building Nos. PSI, 2S3, 2S5 and 2S7 Washington
street, belonging to the estate of 7. G. Dexter and
occupied by 8. Cohen, Jr., dealer In human hair,
whose stock is damaged to The extent OF about
i've thousand dollars. The same party occupied
No. 2S7 as dry goods store. the damage to the
stock OF which is estimated at $780, which Is fully
insured In both foreign and local Offices. j. j. Smith
Il Co., dry goods dealers, stock damaged to the
extent OF about one thousand dollars; G. b. Davis
tailor, about 81, 600; Myers h White, manufactu-
rers Of cloth hats caps estimate their loss at
5000; George W. StratOn dealer IN pianos 81 900;
w. G. Watson, SILK twist manufacturer, estimates
his loss at $4,000; Morris, dealer In hair goods
loses $1,000. Several Others suffer slightly from
damaged stock. The damage to the building Will
amount to from 900 to $4,000 which Is fully in
sured as the losses sustained BY the various
tenants, the total OF which Will amount In the ag-
gregate to about $4,000.
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r IvER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.

Dr. SCHENCK:-
DEAR sIR-i take great pleasure in sending you Ger
tincate in addition many you have already received
from suffering humanity. can scarcely ind language
sufficiently strong to express my heartfelt qualification
SEAWEED TONIC have effected in tie entire cure OF
one OF the most stubborn of the affection of the
liver For three years suffered beyond escripon; ali
my friends, as well as myself came to the conclusion
condition to which was reduced that life TO me had
become q burden; my whole system in a state Of
Inflammation: could not eat, could not sleep; INV
whole body was filled with pain; swelling would
useless On several occasions acked with
rush OF blood to the head. which would fell me TO the
ground, and would be carried away for dead. ap-
piled to several eminent physicians Of our city who
administered all the medicines that they Thought would
reach the case but OF no avail Wv"
One OF them said he could do more for me- and xd
vised me- as last resort to drink cod-lver oil Not
put your advertisement into my hands called on Won:
you examined me and told the nature of INV disease
You then ordered the Pills and Tonic with an obery
ance OF det, p,edeing your word that in week
would ind myself another followed your Vice
and as You predicted astonishing cure was eIccfed
continued your Pills and Tonic for some time and now
thank God for His great goodness and your valuable
meucines am once more restored to perfect health.
most earnestly recommend all those who suffering
from an affection Of the liver to give your Pills and
Tonic fair trial and will be effected have sent
many persons TO and they have all been Any
my fellow citizens may require will be freely
given by the subscriber his residence No. 81 Federal
CHARLES JOHNSON SR
scuvvov,s Formerly rrinters' Ink Msnniactnrer.
4 son, northeast corner Sixth and ARCH sTREETs
PHILADELPHIA For sale by all druggists and dealers
ITO be continued
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F Ill or A BROoxkYN BUILDING.

"A Nc ". Brick 6torehOuse TumbIes Down
Upo, - stable, Burying Fourteen
Aors W-Loss p About Ten Thousand
D0lla ~.
The ala IN offre was sonnded about ntne O'Clock
CAST night sbor the Twenty district. prompt
response given to the summons BY the Fire
Departme, w. under CHIEF Nevins, and the police
were early on the scene, under command Of Cap
cain Ferry OF the Third precinct. The difficulty
was not rre however, but defective architecture
Il was found THAT large four story and basement
brick buildin yowned by W. H. Mayors and located
IN Union ctr, set near Van Brunt, had given way
nm the end earest the latter street. and that the
falling mass Of roof rafters and brick had de-
vcended upo, an adjoining structure. The
ge,pht which was ponderous fell upon .
avo story b rick stable, crushing t In. In
sns stable WI, Ch owned by Smith & Jewell
~ nour mill prOpretOrs, we're fourteen horses,
valued at $500 seh Several OF the animals were
s1doubteaiv kii, ed but the number OF those unin.
iure,l could not e ascertalned. Efforts being
sDade up to q, lat hour to remove the debris and
oxtrcate sucfEan finals as might possibly be found
me Mayeps Si ding, which had frontage Of
Scnse for wall nan, Tand ran back to Sackctt street
i was built only .a !" Sumner BY p Carlin and had
sixteen inch walh'. aMe oPIie.or aItrlputes the
Or the snow upOI, the roof and claims that the
house was well const ructed The foundation
built on piles ss
The structure. stock ana machinery are insured
~ mnanIes In the d, vume about one hundred
-. emnoyed ar this Ma yer factory, aud 1t Is doubt
~ nrnvdential thSt ne accident occurred at a
80 honr in The avl mi ng instead of working
49,. The walls M he stables twelve |
,scn A large crowd Al 1eniSens OF the neighbOr.
,cc-s which ia very Nhit 2ly populated, gathered |
,s'ost the rntn and the DO Wee rendered good SER
-" ;, In Leening the Al ur. Gus out OF the range
- "A 20 rreat sdewal\js which were bulged !
M nv etSe extrs 1Syei ght, and threatened |
!" ar " every momert \Th Superintendent OF
3uildh igs, Mr.. Frederick\ \ sassT, VIII nno tnis
az ~. nov yeay and w in doubtless be able to |
he t~oot
lean few interesting poin U.s. GUm sMe Des. means
or gu ardng against ", I'LL
ntmel occurrences ~ Ss s nSrpvseu
uildingN 9. The loss OF w. NJ S{eI, " oVlnin9,
Sst Ger t,emam wNcn reoueA ted to make anNesti /
nate OF he damage. drea\ hsu SsHoe pohcy WA
carcely a over the ilNss.
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N ISSOURL.

who IL to succ cod Fra nk = bsair ~
United states Sc uator t-A"vtvy [o
cal IssI\es In IL 70 "LhpeN"f es"se'
81. SAou1s. Mo, Dec.,al, 1872
DespatcheA\ from Je1ei Son o1ty Gay 'ne @ineADers
u the Legsla\ ture, which Will inoe' arc
last arriving, and the uosHoh ne :" WV ehsn
.ucceos Franz Blair m u Nited States Senator IL
sr..,v o,scve.oa\ caucns, all theAdemocravs who
Iesire 70 masnta in the dem Ucratic party 0rgSniza
scn end Who he, ieve that d, nnecrats alone shOnG
orga nye the sature sb ape it's Political ptuicy
ana cnntro the q lection of United States Senator
has neen cai,eS fo\ Wednesda Y. Nearly all the deW
Ocrats who have al rived have Sisneu 'Ie S"ii WI
there some wht\, decline TO sIVso. 49,
Neither Governor Browns r, Mitee mcsssfe NJ. NJ.
Governor Woodsonis inauRurs messvase " ~ yes
before FRIDAY and y ne inaugur uion Of 'Goyefnor
Woodson viii not axe place b Nore Tomorrow
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-01
GOAT ISLAND AGAIN.

TIE Great California job ON the Tapis
Agafn-Skhe Sam Ffanciscans Excited@
Their Senatorial and Congressional
Elections Not Influenced by the Scheme
The Island Not TO be Handed Over TO-
tho Central Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81, lsae
A special dispatch nom washington to q New
York journal to-day stating that the proposed
transfer of Goat Island to the Central Pacific
Railroad Company is endorsed by tie people
OF California, that 1t was so endorsed
at the last election, and that Mr.. Sargent
was elected " the United States Senate on that
issue and o. friend OF the SCHEME is. published
here and centradicted Mr.. sargent was elected
before the purposes OF the Railroad Company re-
spectingsioa Island were known. That question
was not involved in his election. The passage of
the bin through the House last session ore
and over large portion of the state.
Both candidates from this district at the
the measure measure Both political parties have adopted
Resolutions strongly opposing the proposed cesson,
1t political necessity to do So In the
dates were opposed to the Goat Island scheme,
while the republican candidates accepted the
issue and announced themselves in favor Of 1t.
the northern district was defeated, although the
date in the middle the banner rep1biicanJ dis
trict just saved himself. In these two districts
1l,OO0 republicans voted In favor OF Grant VINO
voted against their Congressional candidates or re-
fused to vote for congressman Mt ALL 1t was
marked condemnation of the obnoxious measure
and was 30 pronounced at tile time. In the ex-
JE en souhsrn district the issue was not made
that portion OF the State.
The renewed pressure in favor Of the Goat Island
scheme at Washington creates much excitement
in this city and has led to call for meeting to be
held on Saturday night next. Governor Booth says
that there is no public sentiment In California
avoring the cessi0n OF Goat Island to the Central
Pacific Railroad.
meeting win be held on Saturday night next
under the auspices Of the Chamber Of Commerce Of
this city, for the purpose Of entering formal pro-
test in the OF the people of the State and city
against the passage OF the Goat Island bill In Con-
gress
Governor Booth and Mayor Alvord viii preside
and address the meeting, which Is expected to be
one Of the most thoroughly representative meeting
| ever held here in connection with this matter.