The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-22
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post office building at Green Bay
| The Oshkosh Buat Club is defunt, + nc
fine feur-eaed shell. built at a cost ot
! S225. is ufIeied fer -ong
a letter came TO the Green Bay post.
"ffce. Sunday morning, addressed to
Antnn Sense, the e,efn.an who su cided
the previous afternoon, containing some
thing over SlU0 hack lay due him AZ an
enlisted SniGier in the tate war
Berraid Gurer. bo was sentenced to
the State f'i>oB il. the fall of 1871 for
obtaining money under false pretenses al
Oshkosh wa rardlned out last week by
Governor Wa>hburn.
\ gentleman from Westpnrt infoi ms
the Madison Journal ihi j. "a y lose be-
longing 10 a squad OF humans " no linyer
around Fourth Lake, was devouied by a
hog few days ago.
About four o clock Saturday afternoon
ii tire broke out in, or immediately con
tseiouS 10 Robson warehouse in Eau
Claire, in pile If old sacks and rags
partly saturated with kerosene oil. The
wase!l s--se and f.-axs .-feats. ess.ssAs.ses.Ig z
III great ifart OF mat fiDery. were Speedi-
ly consumed, and re flames spreading
!" the store, that building was also de
~iroyed.
A cnl"ny of English sparrows have 10
Gated In Watertown
In the Circuit Court of Rock county,
the case of Geo. Barritt under indIct
ment for murdering his brother sonIc
years ago, was transferred to Walwurlh
connty Oh change of venue.
The dwelling-huuse of Hollis Ha wiley
at Shopeire. Wis, was totally de~troye ed
by fire recently Loss about 81 500 in
surance, 81. 100
Mrs Anna B Ott. well known Ger
man dnciress in Madison, long regarded
aS crazy. has brcoine 50 troublesome 10
her family and the community, that sh,
has been sent to the Hospital Tor the In-
sane.
A Pine snake seven and half fee!
long aud ten aud one half inches il,
circumference WAS recently killed near
New London
The Oshkosh Northwestern learns tina,
luuihermen in that section are heginniue
10 abandon their drives There will be AL
Inmen-e amount of log. hung np. nianv ri
them old logs, which in another year viii
no' b., p.n ii for much
The Fox River Iron Company. ofDepere
have now 900 cords of wood ready 10 lie
Sc, mour. and : 900 cords at Black Creek
on the G B. & l. p R'y
ken"sha rounty wool growers are about
tn toms an orr aniZaIion of Il club Tor the
determination # wolves.
NJ q. and II W. Tnu~ley have sold
he jefferson Bauner office to Alden
Sanbarn.
j w Moreland, of CIarno township.
Green county. has a CotSwold buck 0nl.
| mnnthe> old which weighs l25 ,,ourrl>
and carries on its pefson wool l3a iucbe
IN length
Michal nniun Of North Geneva, la,
week captured fireyans gray wolves nea.
Dnck Lake and brought them IN Il k h. RI
@nd received $50 county bounty and vii.
receive S25 add tInnat from rhe SAFE.
Four old Wolves were >een but not caytnr
ed On Tuesday Wind-nrDunhar of Nur.i,
Geueya, captured twny "uog wnives. also
and brought them TO Elkhorn for th.-
bnunty. Wolves are making sad havoc
among the sheepin Walwnrth county
Geo. Ward, OF Bridgepnrt Crawfo,d d
county, capture eight wolves last Mon
day. for winch he received eleven dollars
per head from the county clerk.
Tum hlcDermil, recently returned
Stuit OiSil eS Itl'OTiS Ine discovery
uf ii suhteranean river flowing into that
stream from Il lake in st,clinu rs town
40, range near Hail camp Ii rnn-
through a chasn about FIVE feet high,
and the water is SOME tW1 ieet deep. So
says the Eau Claire Free Press
On Tuesday morning last. a German
by the naule of A>hman had his hand
badly crushed at the Pulp Mill. in Al,-
peton, while engaged at work about one
ut the huge grlud>tones.
Work Oh the Wieon>in river is to be
cornsnenced Immediately. Mr. Cari
Schneider, who has ct arge # one of the
working gangs, Is organizing for the work
Shutting up the sloughs and pockets Is
the first thing that is engaging the at
senrlon oi the officers.
John Regentuss, of the town of Rlch-
field, W ashlnrton county. fell in a tit
from bridge near his residence In thai
town. recently, aud died from the effects
OF the tall ON the same day.
The Appleton Post boasts hat probab b.
ly one of the fin; ST structures in thai
section of the state will be the new Man
u!acturers Bank block 1t will be con
>truc;ed after the most modern plans
and will contain gas and steam fixtures
An eel, five feet long and weig hing
seven pounds, was recently captured in
the Wisconsin river at Germantown,
juneau county.
During The month of April Hiram
Conover. of Plymouth, manufactured
fodr tons It cheese.
The " ausau Pilot learns that about
II miles fnlD that city ledge or QUAR-,
If >iate-stoue has been discovered. The
states taken tiom it are PRONOUNCED equal
to the states III market.
The seventeenth annual convention OF
the Wisconsin Editors aud Publishers
A>~oc-atiun viii be held Ia la Crosse on
Tuesday. June i7Ih. 1873 The ddreS>
will be delivered by Col. L. A. Calkin~,
of The Milwaukee News. The Poem viii
be read by Mr.. LIE Roy Trans. OF Il ,
Colun. bus Repub ic 10.
f. w Findenkeler's tin shop ii
Appleton was damaged By fire one day
last week. 10 the extent of 5 uD0 Loss
on building, which was owned by Luul.
Fisher, $500.
The b ack River Falls Banner says la I
Tuesday mornIng there was quite a sever.
frost here tor ih's SEASON OF the year, a d
fears ar entertained hat currant blossom,
and apple buds were damaged more oi
leSs.
Saloons vii be closed in Green Bay Oh
Sundays hereafter
The track OF the Milwaukee & North
ern Railway reached Depere on Satltr-
day evening.
The Green Bay Gazette says there
was good sic G ing at Negaunee on
Tuesday of last week.
A scandinavian church is to be built
at Marinette, 81, 400 being already sub
| scribed toward its construction.
The drive of logs on Cedar River is
within twenty miles of the mouth. The
| cut is estimated at 10. 800, coo feet.
The iogs in the boom at Menonlinee
cover an area of seven miles, and aver
age fifteen feet in depth.
Hunters paper-miil, at Fond du Lac.
was damaged by fire to the extent OF
s., 900 on Saturday. Loss covered by
insurance
The Fire Department and Common
Council of Oshkosh are at loggerheads
again, in consequence OF which the
Northwestern wisely suggests paid de-
partment, which shall be under the con-
troll of the city authorities.
Arrangements are being made for the
establishment of Two cheese factories in
Calumet county, one at Stockbridge, the
other at Bryant.