The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-09
STATE NEWS.

/. W. Webster, Esq, is the Democratic
and DR.. Farr, the Rsr rubIican candidate fo
msyor Of Kenosha.
Tollss, the man accused Of numbering
Rachel Thomas near Janesvi.le last fali
has been honorably acquitted.
At union Temperance meeting at Ripor
this week, $1,oI3 was subscribed to prose
cute che work OF reform.
Ex-Seuator Jas. r. Doolittle delivers tn,
annual address to the law class ut th.
State University in June next.
Prssiient Bsscom, Of the State Cniver
sity. has arrived at Madison and been ere
seivsd" BY the Madison people.
An Eau Claire horse thief has been sen
ssnosd to six years hard labor in the peni
ssntiary, for stealing horse.
Goo. A. LaDue, formerly retident oI
Wisconsin, has been nominated for Con
gross by the democrats Of Oregon.
Conmi ,sioner Wheeler turned over the
state prison to the care Of the new warden
Mr.. II. N. Smith, on the lst Of April.
In Sasboygan ooly one American church
has . pastor. The Congregationali., Zap
fist and Unitarian churches aie closed.
The Catholic Church Of Stevens Point
narrowly escspei destruction by FIRE, o~ios
60 the explo,ica Of a kerosene lamp, last
week.
A fourteen year o!d daughter Of Mr.. Lii
he. living in the town of Lima, eloped last
week with man old enough TO be her
father.
A man named ohm Grieu. aged IS. Gu,
his tirsst With 4 rassr, at Appleton, the
other night, tired of q life made miserable
by disease
The Irish Catholics Of La Crosse are
going to erect new church this season
They already have IS Geo subscribed to-
wards it.
All the betting in mill at Osiensburs
wss cut the other night. The only thsns
at il good for now is to belt the scoun-
.Jrel wLo destroyed it.
The c. & n. W. R. Z. Co. have coca
promised with the heirs Of Cyrus Udcll, o!
Winona, who was rscen.y killed on the
read, paying them $4,000
Tobacco raising in Wisconsin does got
continue As profitable as it WAS few years
ago. There are so cases of the crop Of
1872 still rem aiming unsold ia Milton.
On Friday last, the store of Mr.. Samuel
j. Lyons, of Wilton Was entered by burg
Ears, aud some S2aO worth of dry goods,
boots and shoes, and jewclry, stole there
from.
The lumbermen are leaving the pine
roods throughout the northwestern and
western parts OF the State. and new Sc;
OF msn are going out to briog dowa eile
logs which have been cut during the VIC
ter.
The Ladies of Fox Lake are actively Gu
gagged in promoting the cause of temper.
ance.
The Masons Of Napean, Fond du Lac
county, have just completed new haR, in
which they are to hold thsee see.i.ss,
hereafter.
The Catholics, ef Appleton are soins to
build new Chsreh on the ground on which,
the ed ono now stands.
A man lisvhg at SAiacton, was seriously
II not fatally injured, last Tues day, by be-
log run over ag = wassa lsaied with cedar
post, from which he vas thrown.
A minister in the Town Of Freedom Outa-
Ssmie county. r,fa.ej TO bury a deceased
granger. for the reason tha, he was opposed
10 s4eret socseties
The farmers Of Ferssa eoxnty sss gut
ting in their szsli grain.
A man ~ the nas.e Of nximer commit
1ei suicide in Appleton, l.ss week lie
WAS q deacon in the Lutheran Chuneh
The caIse for this rash deed is uakrown,
Some attribute it to temporary insanity.
Mary Stretch, aged ai.ont 10 wears, the
daughter of Louis Stretch, Of the town o.
Green Lake in this county About faur
weeks ego Mary went ta work for one Bur
tinsamc who in Il sho~t time persua,ied her
that the nice thing fJ- her to do WIS to
murry bis bug t~sS. Mnry's parents not
giving couseIs they were married clandes
finely, ard accordingly Louis was full of
wrath and called the young husband to ac
count by belaboring his head with cluH
lass Sunday morning. Young Stretch ha.
brought suit against the unloving father in.
law and the case is now in litigation a,
Dartford.
Gov. Taylor has reeeu;ly appointed J.
b. Doe. of saessi:is. trustee Of the Insti.
sute for tiae Blind. vice Pinv Norcross
and Chas. jonas. Of Racine (knoun 4. tie
editor of the Bohemian Siavie). r,stec Of
tho Industrial sehooi for Boy., ia place OF
C. r. Gibbs.
Falling off Of Our IMPORTS.