The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-27

| Marshal, L B Fosbnrg Assistant Mar
shals. + A Che>ley. A Custard.
A fire at Winneconne last Thursday
night destroyed four buildings
| Several unsuccessful efforts have re
Gently been made TO wreck trains on the
| Green Bay and Pepin Railroad, near
| Phvcr, by placing distractions upon the
| train
A German named Ferdinand Fearch,
| of the town of Mecan. Marquette coun-
| ty. was accidentally killed by collision
with runaway team last Saturday
evening, while on his way home from
Princeton, where he had been to mill
The dwelling house of Thomas Jewett.
of the town of Buffalo. Marquette coun-
y, was burned last Tuesday morning
hing was saved.
The Yahara House, in Stoughton, was
totally destroyed by FIRE one day last
| week. 1t was two-story frame, owned
by George Briggs, and occupied by Os
car Tipple. Value OF building 5000
One of two wolves which have been
committing depredations among the
fiocks of The farmers of Dane county,
was killed the other day, in the town
of Bristol.
The old settlers of Outagamie county
celebrate on the 22d inst.
Rev Father Willard, of Fond du Lac,
lectured on temperance In Appleton. a
week ago Sunday, and Administered the
pledge to thlrtyfve persons.
1t is estimated by geod judge that
the demand for tim Der for tuei, charcoal,
furniture, and other manufactures and
shipment, will require the clearing Of
u,lx, &c
ga;lie county the present year.
A great deal of grain in the south
part of Grant County goes to Dubuque
over the ice bridge
w ID Greenway, of Ripon, was on
Wednesday evening last married to
Miss Mary Mcdonald, daughter of Gen
john Mcdonald, of St Louis The cere
monies took place in the Episcopal
Church, Rev NJ V Ayerill, of Green
Bay. officiating
A mad dog recently passed through
Brookfeld, Waukesha county, worrying
twenty sheep belonging to Mr. Leonard
so badly that they had to be killed
He also bit six head o.! cattle belonging
to Mr. Leouard six head of cattle be
longing to Chauncey Bruwnell three
calves belonging to Thomas Clarsy /; two
sheep belonging to Mr Griswold and
two cows belonging to James Morning
ton. From Brook field he travelled to-
ward Pewaukee, biting sheep, cattle and
hogs promlscuouSly. 1t is estimated
that in going distance of twenty miles,
this dog bit or killed about thirty head
of sheep, twenty-five head of cattle, ten
or twelve hogs. and one dog. The ra bid
animal was killed in Lisbon. o#
The Fort Atkinson Herald states that
a man named VIM Kiitz, who attempted
to wreck a passenger train quite recently
by placing iron rails across the track.
has made an open confession. He can
not give any reason for doing SO, except
chat he was mad at the railroad company.
He will have ample time to get over his
wrath when he gets to Waupun.
A Mrs GIlmartin was found guilty at
| Sparta of selling liquor contrary to the
provisions of the Graham law, and SELL
fenced to pay fine of twenty FIVE dol
lars and be imprisoned for ten days
The Fan Claire Free Press states that
a man named Falizer. living near Beef
| River settlement, lost an arm by log
ging accident few days since.
| The La Crosse county Jail and tie
| city lookup Of La Crosse are handled
without gloves by the inspecting board.
The lookup is pronounced the worst
place IN the State of Wisconsin in
| which human beings are confined
| The new Polish church in Berlin dedicated
Wednesday last.
| The Scandinavians of Eau Claire have q large cir
| culating library.
t. L. Young, of Spring Brook. Dunn county, RI.
$50
| 0vertures have been made to the Marathon Mining
| Company of Wausau, by a company OF English cap
ituiists, the purchase OF half interest in the
| stock the Company. The English parties propose
| to furnish all the nesdful squired commence ac
tive operations in the coming spring.
| The Grant County Herald learns of the discovery
of another great lead mime FaIrplay by the New
| Yerk and fairplay Mining Company. The lode lies
just north of the SinsInawa Mound in the vicinity
the ili;tms load. The operations of the conn any
have been carried further to test the crew
ice. which already reveals a halt million pounds of
| solid block About 20J Ot0 have been raised.
The mineral lies i'll chunks such that has
be blasted to be handled. The miners say the pros
pect indicates this to be the largest body
| ever struck in the vicinity of "the Mound
| d Ill Slauson, of Greentop, Schuyler county, Mis-
souri,, writes that lie has i'll his possession DIS
charge papers OF the following soldiers of the sth
ksg M Vet Vol Wa nn%nr, a.nss Iharstsn en-
| 81; Charles Gilbert private Co -E'; Chester L.
sewyer, private CO ..B"; who obtain the same by
addressing him. slauson Sergeant, Co G.. State
| papers are requested to copy.
! william DlrIg OF Vinlaud, crushed death
| Thursday by log rolling upon him.
The Methudists of Montello will erect a church
| building i'll the spring.
A powerful revival has been in progress in the
Baptist Church in Beloit since the first week in jan
uary-
The Danes in Waup.ca belonging to the Lutheran
Church Will build church edihce the coming sum
| nisr.
Five wolves have been killed in Rock county, this
w.nter-two in Johnstown aud three in Richmond.
Four thousand tons Of ice have been harvested by
dealers in the article at kond du Lac.
The wife OF Senator Irish died suddenly It Hudson
oh Sunday OF last week.
Lake Mendoza is to be stocked with five thousand
young salmon trout from a Now York Matching e.
| IabiIshmeut.
The cheese factory of Hiram Smith, the largest in
Shsboygan county, netted s., 100 last season.
A smallpox panic prevails in the Westfisd,
Columbia county. Thirty cases aud several deaths
reported. The loathesome disease has broken
out in the numbering canps OF the Northern lscon-
sin piusries.
The postoiiice at RusseI, sheboygan county, has
been discontinued, aud a postofics has bern sstab
Iished at Ekhart Lake i'll Its stead. John W Taylor
has been appointed postmaster.
Major Nathan Cole, Assistant United States As
recently put upon another illicit
| tlliery III MantUwoc county.
The Princeton Republican says fishing Gre.n
Lake 10 brisk Small houses, with stoves, are run
out OH the ice for the comfort OF the anglers
| A man named Carl Zschner killed by the cars
on the Sheboyg gan Railroad Sheboy gan, Satur-
day He was bringing load of wood to that city,
and pad no attention to the engine signals Thr, {
freight cars were thrown from the track and badly
| broken.
A German named Schmidt accidentally scaIdes
TO death at Portage one Gay last week.
| A Mr. Philips, Uf New London, had his head bad )
cut the other day. by AN which flew out OF the
hands OF a companion who was driving stake.
| The Columbus Republican says Ludwig Lempke
OF the town of Calanus, Dodge county, ives iounu
dead IN the woods on Thursday. lie had gone out
hunting, and was found with q gunshot wound that
evidently caused his death.
The Pond du Lac Reporter gives u description OF
Mark Harrisons new painting view Of Green Lake
or IaChura, As the Indians called 1t represents
a sunset scene Oh the Lake Hornsr's Point, and
| Is said to be a Masterpiece of art.
HOME NEWS.
Washingtons Birthday generally observed.
| buggy containing John Couiau and Miss Ida
Dean Was overturned near Idaho Colorado, causing
the death of the latter
Five thousand PERSONS assembled at ths pier in
New York, whence tho steamer delarted. 20 bid