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FUftfigG.S NEWS.


There is great reli gious excitement in
Geneva, caused by he preaching of Fa-
lher Hyacinthe.
Minister Or has presented his creden-
tials to the Gar Of Russia
Gladstone aud al his colleagues will
remain in the English Ministry.
RIo Jaue:ro has over sixty cases of
yellow fever daily
The preliminary inqniry in the case of
Marshal BaZalne /, concluded, aud iii~
friends are now allowed TO visit hin.
Several engagements have recently
taken place between Spanish troops and
insurgents in Cuba, In which the latter
were successful.
Cholera is raging at Para. Brazil
The Spanish Assembly has unanimous
ly adopted law for the immediate
emancipation of the slaves In Porto
Rico.
The French and German Governments
have exchanged notifications of the trea-
Try Tor the evacuation OF France
The Spanish Assembly has been dis
solved
Communists are endeavoring to get
hold of affairs il Madrid
Bradlaugh and Wilkie Collins are COM
ing to the United States.
English manufacturers of agricultural
implements viii not exhibit at Vienna.
Thiers has been decorated wit the Or
der OF ST. James by the King of Portu-
gal.
There IS considerable insubordination
IN the Spanish army.
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HOME NEWS.

The reported Entertainment Cfihe naval
cadets during the Inauguration ceremonies
is denied by the medical Inspector at An
napolis.
The wife of Reverdy johnson died at
Baltimore Wednesday morning.
The resignation of Mr. Lowe. Minis
ter to China, has been received at the
State Department
Phelps, Dadge & Co. settled with the
Government by paying S27l 900.
i temperance convention was held at
Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday. when
measures were taken for thorough or
uanization Of the temperance people of
the State
The Massachusetts, House of Repre-
sentatives has refused to rescind she res
slutions ceneufing Senator Sumner
- eieH. .Canby troops wl4fsurroIni the
LaYa-bsd aud E,aTTe cut the Mufues
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TuE NORTHWESTERN in his last iss-a i
down on the poar temperance meu in a
double do>e-ou 10y the Senator him
self in 8 communication from Madison
wherein that fat csaributor" and a pos
tie Of intcmpprsaea gives the names cf
some of our ci.jzans wi ich are attached
to petition for the continuance Of the
Graham temperance law and again by
his coworker uf iniqu;ty here, who takes
his text trom that munication for he
purpose OF ''throwiuz dirt upon some
OF our best citiz n~. al,hnugh he knerc
at the time thar the fro gentlemen he e.
pcciaIly mentions. Fi7 AIT sign he peti-
lion at al and Rn.r fare sesn It But 5he
latter goes stij farther ! Y jumping from
our este+ued bunker unan uur a ha,5ora
/ hie republican -audi5a.e for CounfyJ udee
throwing ouj an ia-iuuatian not tbat
like his oproueu ns : temperate. bat
because ne IS fewrcrate and might ,hu~
be opposed ro >isch intemperatc conduct
| aS Distinguishes himSelf and his demo
cratic candidate Tie writer then nen
tions orr candidates Yankee y tious'
/ about uarss .ite and vents Nr Shove 20
+ express his Views ora sbar subject. b.
cause. at the caum ucemcnt OF his term
OF oiHee as Poi,e Justice, he notified
some >a.p"u-aeegef~ that, unless they
/ Eart hat.a, y '- -, ;,,,. - B. =; I, =.
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SharifE's Sale.

4 NlhCIlI Court, Maiiif"w"c County Mead IOlmr
- dgGtHSt W 'llIn DeviIe and Francis D.yine. !.
virtue of and persuant To udgu order ct ccl,r
sure and rendered in the above entitled acton
ON the 18Th day oi Feb " 1872, regular tenn
OF the CIrcnlt Court Tor Nan!towoc County. shall
pose for sale and sell at Pubic Nendur at the Ser
pihCf III the C"nrt House an the CITY and County
Manituw1c, State ui I>cuHsin the 18th day q
April, next, ID. 1873 at ten o'clock A. NJ. all H.,
. following mortEased premises So much u lii,
sane as may lie necessary 10 satisfy the amount
Judged to Tie P,antif together with the COSTS ;tIrs
expenses. to-'rt: The north half the south est
quarter oi section seven tT) nSIp no. twrut,
tZDl. north Of range Weuty (22} east con
ainng eighty (SuJ acres of ,nd according Cove rr
nIent survey lie the same less. situate in The
County of Mauituwoc State of " sc.nSin
Dated MdnuUwUc, Wis, Feb. 9th. 1873.
r. d. SMART sheriff Man Co.
II NApEuN, plHs
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EowecIozure Sa.te.

INRCGlT COURT, Mant"vuc County. Chris
k1.bk; GgsIiHSt EeId. Pautz and EmI. P.,ufZ IA =
wife. In virtue of and persuaut To Judgment order
of Foreclosure and sale rendered in the above entiti,
action tie 18th day Of February 1873 at rc.uIas
term of the Circuit Court for Manitown, C.,UltiN
shall expose fer sale and -el Puc Venua al the
Sheriff 5 Office IN the city and county of M5;uituWur
State of Nisr"nsin, ON tn. 10Th day Of april 4. h.
1873 at ten O'Clock NJ. all the oIiowinc mort aged
premises much of the may lee uece,@.tr,
satisfy tie amount tijui.el the Paint 4 To-.
cether with the costs and EXPENSES h-ir Fi:ty
front on rk street by eighty feet deep lot eight
(S) in block One Hundred aud sixty five i65l al~
lot no. five 5 in block Two hundred thirty-eight
(23S and the north twenty g feet Of lot nu even
O. in block One hundI 81 aud siNty-ve f16 zif-
nate III the City Of MtuItow"c ia the County OF Ma
ito aud State of " I.Cou-on.
Dated, Manitowoc. Wis. Fei 24th. 1873.
II. D. SMART, Sheriff. Man. Co.
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~ R sE'gEH

TRwEEEI and PslOtoSr: TsssPr- al.
kinda Ct work in the lins Of MY business prom
ly attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction
have j&st received 4 Wing GrusHey's Multiplying
AAERA 0BSCURA, with which / take small
pictures of this sest order for enc dollar Per dozen
Photo graphs taken of all sizes. Albums aai Frames
onstantiY on hand. York Street. IS-4tI
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u. z. RES.E.a aT.

W9VsE sKGS AED CARRIAGE
i L Painter Quay Street, adjoining the Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service the Citizens
Of this City the above branches at she lnsst
sonabie rates.
Nan.towoc June 18th 1872
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City Election Notice.

CRY CLfRRs OFFICE.
hanitowUc. MIs March 18th 1873.
ATOTICE i Il, rei'y given, thar the annuti elec
ton f,r I've iIsld the several Wards U! tins CAV
the first CIe-f4y beng the first i;l, ui April
the following ts-V ufhcere lee elected:
FOR the CITY ssa3e Msy or and Treasurer.
For each of the your wards: Three Aldermen one
Supervisor 10 winch 04iiee of the Ali irnen nay
lie desiE.ae,i justice OF the Peace and one Con
stable, at the following places:
l~t Nesl-Cteuncil Room.
2d Narl--0 nee ot d James.
Sd Ward -! uuse of Gail NeStphal.
5th Ward fice Of L. Conway.
FL. ED. B0RCuERDT,
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Erss ED. SCEszs aEDEks,

MEAT Misunderstanding purchased
vi tho business Of VIM Brown, l shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest Ineats at tie
rates. 4 share OF public patronage solicited.
IS-I.
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z. KERR.

WORK Street. .NanitoHo " is- Fsea fers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery. Fancy Goods
Glass re Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper gnss, Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages herossns Oil and
lamps &c. &c. share of pEblic patI homage s soll-
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ED, MAEEKLIW,

druggist and Apo .lecary- SSh Street {
1 opposite the Post Gifce. Is fully prav!i :
with cofupla;c selection Of frSsh Drugs aui Ieti-
ieass aud offers his services especially the PEYsI-
seis.tifc preparation of their pgescr ptions. Is
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arorably commented nnon fere- Cher
aas seemed bIIt fftfe al5xiefN fl ? fysap


favarably commented upon fere There
has seemed bat little alixiety f. q ~ any
OF the cabinet officers for retaining their
POSITIONS, and for that reason rumors
have been sent afoat that@s. general
change would be made The enc emies Of
the Postmaster General and the Secre-
tary of the Interior have been busy ID
calculating runors that their administra-
tions we're not agreeable to the President
OF The country. But it has been discov-
cred recently, that this wassa mistaken
idea that both OF those gentlemen have
worked harder and acco,nph II ed more by
far during a short period than all their
predecessors ever did. and that the " K
50 well laid out in their departments for
the next four years could not possibly be
done BY Others @
Atsimmehse amount Of material re-
presenting tue educational status of most
of the large cities has already been shipp-
ed to Vienna for the Worlds Exposi-
ton; moreover. the Commissioner of
Education is now having copies OF the
latest reports Of ali the States bound 10
uniform style, and will soon forward
them to Vienna. The represe ntation Of
American educational advantages at The
forthcoming exposition will be the most
extensive and complete ever MADE. and
will doubtless. greatly enhance the res
pect Of Europeans for our republican in
situations. Among the interesting edu
cational documents which the Burean
Of Education will publish during the
present season, will be the decree of the
japanese Emperor establishing univer-
sal system of free education in his coun-
try jIFEt
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SONGS 1or the PIANO,
Nailed, postpaid. on Recei p[ Oh Price

Darling, Stin Lonely Now So c.. ---Stew8r. r'
Sweetest. Song and Chorus. --... -l'auk-- 3
Matte May. Suugand Chorus. ........... .Dahk> g
LustInd Saved Ballad, ..,,. ~, uEIhcT .
Farewell Darling rilI we Meet ... Ro ~. *. =
ihluk OF ne, Darling. Sung AMI Choras.. y. 'ecs IS
Asking Blessing from Mother. :. stew ars 5
Reculicct,0Es oI Childhood Bsisituue Song iauk =
Thou art no longer ne. Ballad ......... n1tks.
Hear me say nay Little PRAYER. a. C. ...... att =
Close tEe-Shutier>, NIliie's igail kf, SteVurt 8
Ethel Dreeute. Song ami Chorus -. p. .r.Iey 3,
Quit dat IIckiin Me. song ana pance.. -. Iiay-.
A"U II AWAY mud me frue :. S c. IiIys -
*Dead- hUt not Forgotten :. 4 g ........ IIay- Z
Meet ne Maggie. SOM a Chorus -...-- HAYS -it
@Iay NE wnere my Mothers Slrep.ng.S sc stewart :
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yXATCEEggAKER and gE2yEE.EG. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds q
Clocks and watches. las fine and well seiecte-
assortment Of the latest and best styles OF Clocks
American En- gst and Swiss Watches also Of Cole
and Plated Jevelry at his Brick Store Stf
trest South side door south OF Krehers. Mani
Civ
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ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW SENATE.
AT the organization Of the new Senate
on the 4th of March, vice-Prsilent Wilson
administered the oath of Office to Sena-
tors elected to the Forty-Third congress:
Allison, Bogy, Cameron, Conkling- Con
over. Denuis Dorsey, Howe ingalls,,
NcCreery. of Kentucky, Mitchell Morrill,,
Morton, Oglesby, Patterson, Sargent,
Sherman and Merrimon Owing to some
inadvertence Mr. Ionkiing'> credentials
had not yet been received, but Mr.
Hamlin remarked that the Senator'S
election was matter Of public uotorlty,
and moved that the oath of Office be ad-
niiuisiered to him. which was unanimous
ly asreed TO. Senator'S Gordon, Jone;
and Wadleigh dill not appear
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Instrumental Mu SIC,
SnAriR'S Sale.

virtue oi an cNec utoT issued ont OF the CirCU
~ court ui Mtnltcw"c County. iscun, III. uIan s.
Judgment re dercd III said Coui.ty. the 2.ih uat
81 N"Veniber A. ID i>.2- before Don \ Shove. PItt
Justice. ftt" . =
favor OF Geo. NJ Wooden, and against Pet Brown and
May isf,'"n. "a t.v,..-gt. a, o.. AGO..
meut was duly ne,i The uIiice u the r. h t lg.t
Circuit court 1t MaIItuwuc [, uIIty and st,d iut.-
meUt duly duckefed said Office hy Itth day e..
January a d. Io'3. L have levied upon all the r-il!
title and interest winch fh. said efer Brown AN
Mary Brown had on the 10th day OF january A. L.
1919 or at any time the eater Of in and To the hollow
ing described property tO-t0if: he lia
north west quai Of section ca tweItA A->eve
township no. (Zl twenty UIe north OF rang t-J
twenty-itree east, IN the Comfy oi Manitownc
State All Wisconsin which at sell at Pa c act.t.
TO the highest bidder at the door
House. TIE CITY Of Nantvwoc, and SAID ountN
hallTOwuC, Saturday the l2tl A{yrIi Isl:
40 % clock III the forenoon Of ad tlay
Dared, Sher.h 5 Office, Manitowuc Wiscunsiu tb.-
10th day U1 February 1913.
45-6t X. d. SMART Shrrn
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EEs ED SEEG u e.

OFFERS to his many CsicIs,is ;ts:ss the
~ public generally, i choice selection OF Fresh
Meats, Salt Pork and Beet, Smoked Beel and Hams,
Shoulders Sausages, Falluw and Lard at the lowest
ra.es Market ComnorciaL street. s-ly
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FEsEg C.zHES,

DRACTECAL EEzs5E.Es. Keeps con
1 stantly hand the largest and best assortment
Of har. and caps of the latest STYLES the lowest pos
sible prices, and always pays the highest value in
cash forai kinds oflurs. lO-f
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S. S.z.g'D E5gS O.7',

MAN ANEEACEgREEs and DsSESr EE,
NJ Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c Shop on Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
MAnitowoc. September 40, 1860.
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=. SGEYETE S 90.

MANUFACTURE AND DEsE.EEs
WI ii Leather, Hides Shoe Findings iseItIus ofsll
si1es constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
BsltA< Is male of the best tanned Leather Once.
On Sth street. SSuth side, door north of Williams
House. Naultunoc. Wis.
SS-Cash paid for Hides. skins Taliow and Rark%s
I9-S
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CR.sssEES SE.gEEEEE 3

TABOR. gIas re-
II moved Buffalo street, doors west of Rand 5
Store. All work warranted well done and to TT.
Afanitowec Nov. 80, 1872 1888.
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STERCHsA Mt TAILORING E.SEAss
IN lshrneat, Sth street. south end OF Bridge
The tailoring depar tment is complete. and conalEs
q large assortment OF fashionable clothes and Gents
Furnishing goods constantly hand Please cal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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w hat II ext ,

A monthly Magazine for ygiIe-av-ab. t7,s ir,s
As good a the best pretty t,ie sres-.e-s IN r-
est 50 cents a year MaSa3ti@erlr i-.zss fa- e=eh
subscriber. and still cTaner = those wine 80
clubs Sahscrile, send cent <tau,, sav =.se rsn
Say where you saw tl-is. JoIS ?. ALDES. PTsl sher
Chitago, III. 2,ltJfs
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THE Journal Of Commerce says. the
creditors of Geo. B. Grinnel & Co. a
dry goods frn, which failed in New York
City in 1861, have just received their
dues in full with twelve years interest
This is an example which can be neither
100 highly admired nor too extensively
copied.
1t is relief TO turn from the sickening
details of official corrugff,n and the in
famous concluding act OF the Forty Sec
Dad Congress iii robbing the nation of pay
for past services to such a bright illus
tration of the undated standard of mer-
cantiie honor. Instances such as this
are not notorious. yet they are not rare
Integrity is the basis of commerce, as
rascality seems to be that of politics.
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g.sREES FEssY.EEP

nEABER ia stoves: Ein. Sneet IRON
and Coppsrware manufacturer All kinds Of
sparing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
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THE Rpubliean party cannot afford to
do as lis opponents have done. if il would
perpetuate its rule. Republicanism
means reform il means Advancement
morally AID politically, and. if some who
should have been faithful have fallen by
the -wa5side, the party must march Oh
without them. Il Is to be hoped there
will bs wisdom ana courage enough to do
its- Has4s,stsn RspsSffas4n.
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sA1Anru.o or ooNana%sa1ax

The following sketch of the debate in
the Senate on the increase of esalaries
gives pretty clear view of the question,
and one that will be understood by the
country. -..-.s j
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III. gO.9AEEY. .Fy. 81.
FssR ~ ZEs.ssS

DHT%SEGEA ana Surgeon. tenders
his professional services to the people # he City
and coanty OF Manitowoc Office over }. A. keehlers
Store. ls-l
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DE.E.EvEEIEY EYE-.

CODA w TAFEES -zanaE;lcfilr>-E-.- 2speet-
y fully requests and viii I'll orders promptly Al his
Factory, corner7th and Jay street danituwoc TO-
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THE 'inedependent pres" is the
fayorite catchword just now Of Democratic
papers, and to read theirse logies on
themselves enc would suppose that they
monopolized ali the honesty, Intelligence
and patriotism of the land But their
dependence fails to- bear, scrutiny--it it
doesn't wash. It Simply smcans indis-
criminate abuse of the Republican party,
its leaders and its measures. { Updei
the thin disguise Of their bastard iudt-
pendence they are waeing relentless
war Oh the Republican party, and Grim
ging like whipped spapiels before their
own leaders. They find nothing to
commend on one side and nothing to
condemn on the other, which, according
to our understanding Of language Is a
queer sort Of Independence. The Re
publican press, on the other hand, has
shown true Independence 1t has de-
man1ed the fullest investigation of the
Credit MobiIier fraud.s has severely
condemned some of its. most truS;e3
leaders for their connection with, il, has
universally rebLked CONG ess fol ns..weak
and cowardly disposition Of the matter,
and has pronounced popular udgmcnt on
its implicated members. In all this it
has shown honesty, nerve and independ
ence. e.-IHdtaadpOltS journal.
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.gOSEPR ss.WES.

nR. A. & pAgGEE Dentist. OffEce
1 in Sherman's new building, Sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis.
"a Testh extracted withouE pain.
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. & - z "A - q.

sT'EEEE'E s I'D q "a EST,
TTnRyEys af s.,ss- office on 9sh
"A street, South side, opposite Schuette's Store.
1873.
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TTDlsEY and Counsel AT Law.
n Office, corner Of Sth and Quay streets. Aanito-
woo. Misconsin. IZ-yi
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.
A. WILLIAMS Il ]. CAPTAIN.


PrODrl < tors,
Corner Of Sth Franklin streets. Mauitnwoc Wisccu
sin. Best accommodation for the travelling public
Sample Rooms attached.
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!. 8. .S.vEEE soy.

TTaRSEy At G.zU
"A Office over the Of 7. 4 KC~hler. corner of
York and sth street. Nanitoyoc, Wisconsin, 1882
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Ds.. g. Il. .EgMNEr.

TFGRyEy and Counselor al Lar,
"A Real Estate Agent. ohlce corner ot Eight
4 Franklin streets Mluitovoc, Wisconsin. a-ii
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DEE gsEf'z ~, Surgeon, sS & AccO-EeEassss'
4 Office Sth street. oyer BacpE'- Drug Store
Manitowoc Wis. OHice open at all hours. Calls at
tended urOrnptly. lS--2
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A ttarney anG Counsellor AZ E..tyg-
IN Office Sth street the corner ot York
1881
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ADVERTISING scale.
, 1873-12-09
STABBlNG AFFRAY.
Friends Propose to sett1o I'M Ar.
gl11ncnt by Fighting. ~
Ono Holds Another 1vfilo Third plunges
Kniro Into Ills Neck.

At o'clock this morning statbing af1ray &C.
currod on tho cornor Of Madiuou and Franklin.
a man nau1od II. ". McOinnifr, IN cxpressr,an.
who boards at Dlotor's, on South Water ptrcot.
had boon over 10 Folcy'a froc-and.oasy, on the
West Slide, and got dunk. About halt-past Il
O'Clock ho atartotl for homo In company With two
friends from tho North sitlo, md two young mon
who 1.-Two at Dictcr's. They wcro In at, oxprous
wngon, McCinniff having agroed to tnlo his
fronds oyor tho riyer. Tho two friends and
McOlnnif occupied tho front scat, and tho other
two men aat On aboard which rostel on tho sfi,os
OF tho vchiclo. Shortly nftor leaving tho freq
and.easy tho throo mon on tho front
aeAt began arguing about eomothing, and
when they approached tho cornor OF madison
hlt FRANKLIN Btrceta hgrool to gnt out mud not-
tlo 1t by fighting. Tho trco alightod, and ono
Hei2od AtcCinniW and hold him willie tho other
plunged o knifo into hIB neck. The two
'.frfanda tlon run away, ono going nortl, a,Itt
tho other south. rho other two men,
who had witnessed tho stabblng, but woro un-
abo to prevent It, as 1t was not anticipated nllI
uono in q momout, placed MfcOinniF in tho
wagon and conveyed him to DR.. purdy's office,
corncr OF Madison md Stato etrcota. Tho physi-
clan examined tho wound. and said 1t was
DANGEROUS one, aud might prove fatal. Nc
ly-aixtll Btroot. Policeman Vnn VliorGon wny in
formed Of the afray about iaf m hoi,r after its
occurrence, aud lid all l,o could to upprchont
tho aasaiiants. llo, however, was unsuccessful,
but aB McCintiff knows thom They cannot lonI;,
ovado arrcst. l1o seemed inclined not to eiyp
their natncs, but will probably not conceal t6em
from tho police authorities.