The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-06

years of age, and his wine. who woman # meli
um intellect, is about 26 years g age
The Witness Is inicrmei That PIatteviiIe has one
hundred and three persons over 50 years cf age.
Adam Htupel, o; FenE more, was badly injured re-
Gently in Chissso By jumping from the shi,s
| nI9ton Since his arrival at home Mr. Hsupel has
gone crazy, and last but little hopes
entertained for his recovery.
All members of the Tiirtyfi.ird Regiment of Wis
sonSic iSfantry Volunteers requested to report
themselves 10y letter Col. Il II Yr.in, a: Platte
! vile. Wis. AT their earliest opportunity
Revival meetings iive been held during the week
at The Congregational Church. Lancaster. Rev. Clapp
ofhciating. assisted by Revs. Eaton and Dexter.
of tho church
LOT of prominent citizens OF WaupGa -..tood on
their heads IN Noores bus the other evening The
done.
Says the Fond du Lac Commonwealth sThe reason
We uidnt refer 10 the and trial of csupie of
uafortanats VT Hlen few Sass since 1ss because We
d:dn want TO alIude TO tho found II ths ssrret
of lfeF abode of shame and di1n't want 10 e1-
Ioss him because it would nearly kill excel
snt wife he has at poorly provided home.
Last week Lowber i Richards, oil Rsupnn. let
horse and cutter to traveller to drive to Brandon.
When most there lie lot the horse away and
leave him in the snow. Iastsad of bothering about
morning he came bsck aht reported the facts Amer
three or four days the har.e was foand by the owe
hefs II had rur into : barn, ana had Leen well
cared Tor 5nt the rut to;r rInAshed They prom Is
ret TO let that fellow have aGothsr rig.
The piousers of oui2saniio county Will hold teir
annual festival on tie I'D OF February An intefe5
ting time is anticipated.
The Walwortil county poor-lou.e. containing Tor
ty-siX inmates, burned Wednel;iay 1ins
The loss Is about 2.000 principally buildings,
nearly all the furniture being SAVED. No in
Jured.
The Iauesviils Gazette says -sThe distinguished
manner in which'a youthful bank olical whose last
MANS tesiis with Jlcknlan secured mink mrf froii
Z walely grave is worthy OF record 4 lady had
dropped 1t from The 1r;dzo and moved by her
he slid down perpsndicular post, captured the inuH
ana sd II back to he grateful lady. She offered TO
give him five cents hut he couldn't change dime.
9 Inc hehosla Union reports the suicide Of John
Sehoii, who recently left his home i'll that city for
kalamazoo, Mich. He Is supposed 10 have bsen in
SANE The same paper says: AR. sylvester Bull-n,
OF sonners was on the accommodation trs,n Wednesday
going TO Chicago When at or near Glencoe the cars
were thrown from the broken rail. and tho
the car where Hr Bul!en fell on i.iIn holding
nm under its heated surface during quite Der
OF minutes, burning his person in shock ing
msnnsr. The unfortunate man died the yains
ming.
Sophus Halalstesn. Sweds suicised at Oconte
last week by shooting himself through the head.
Cause, Gi.appon nent in love-
Capt CIas II Hunt, OF Melvina Monroe county. has
been appointed on recommendation of Hon j. ".
Rusk to the Office OF General Agent for the rsmova'
OF the Winnobaeo Indians III Wisconsin.
Two large wolves were the river opposite
the Railway House ct Prairie du Chisn, last week.
flr ashland Press states that an Ind!au one Gay
a't wesk speared loo Luke trout opposite La Pointe
for which lie got Sl670
The Chippewa Falls Herald says the residence of
Mr. Paul Guyon, thres miles from that city, to-
tally destroyed by fire Saturday, the 18th.
GOV. washburnu hes really achieved great sue
cess by leaving his ohiciai duties at Madison and
gong 10 Washington and New York at the present
time. The VeXations ans long-psnding difficulties
between huuth Minnesota. and Superior City, in
Wisconsin, have besn adjusted by fair comprom
lse This difficulty has 10 some extent, involved
the territorial rights OF the two states asd there
fore so loeg as it continued the source of
diffsTeucsS
Superior City ia TO be of the termn of the
Northern Pacific Railroad and the extension thereto
will be compsted within sight months, and do
not think it viii require the construction of more
than eight miles of railway. Superior City has
excellent harbor, and il should svc been designa-
ted the original terminus or the Northern Pacific
Railroad but "bettsr late than never is wise
maxim III every Improvement, and the state may
now look forward to the rapid growth of Superior
City. Gov. Washburne's success will make him de-
servedly popular in all the northwestern counties,
his energy perseverance and inComitabe pluck have
been instrumental in bringing about this most dssir
able result.