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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE NEW CanzE

TIE NEW c.e1E.
LoSpoH, May "A large crowd of
persons visited tie steamer FarradaY, of
Woolwich, today. The Farraday is tax
ing on board the pew direct 4 tlantic cahle.
:. 400 uiileg of which are new really. The
steamer VII sail IN about ten days, for
New Hampshire. The cable will be Ian
ded on this side, at point fifteen miles
south of Valentia.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Df virtue of an execution issued out of
ID and urje- the seal Of the Manitowoc Co
Circuit Court, upon a judgmen. rendere in
said County on the .4th day of March, 1874.
before I. G. Olr.stei County Tu.se of SAID
county with Justices juris 'Iction. in. f,vnr
of w: G. Benellet and against Anton o..
= transcript of which sad judgment vas duly
fled in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circnit
Court of Manitowoc county ana said Judy
ment daily docketed in said ortic on the 7th
day of March, 1874, have levied on all the
righr. title and interest which tie said An
ton Ott had on the 7th day of March. 1874
or at any time thereafter. Of, ia and to the
following described property, .to-wit. All
that part Of Block No. four 4 in TIE village
Ciark's Mills town of Cato comfy of Mani
towoc, which IS situated ana lies soutn Of the
Manitowoc RIVER ana south of the public
highway running from said village o. Clark's
Mills to Cato Fails in said town. % The same
is laid down on the recorded plat g. said vii
lage now on record in the Office cf the Reg
>ter of D eeds of said county And also all of
the following describe1 piece of land situat-
Cd ir said town of Cato, to-wit Commencing
ut the sCutE east corner Of the north east
quarter of tire north east quarter Of section
NJ. twenty eight teo), town No. nineteen
40 north of range No. twentv-two (22l
rods to the land owned by Ira Clark t.rd Fl
Lininger. THENCE in a westerly direction IS
rods and feet:along the line of said land
owned by Ira Clark & II Linineer to tie
center of the puhlic highway, thence south
rods on the center IF the public highway
to the land owned by Esrom Knapp, tt tence
east S, rods and feet along ths line of said
land owned by Esron. KNAPP. thence south
10 rods along the SIDE Of said LAM owned by
Esrom Knapp and John P Wicha-t. thence
cast Ia rods to the place Of begin urne. oeing
n part of the north east quarter or rorts east
quarter of sec No. twenty-eight (2S). town
nineteen (ia), north CT r1nee twenty two
f22) east, situate and being in Manitowoc
County ard State of Wisconsin which will
sell at public vendnc to the highest bidder
at the frent door Of the Court II ouse, it. the
city Of Manitowoc, OF the 25th dav of Nav
1874. at ten o'clock the forenoon of said
day.
Dated, Sheriff. cficc, Manito.oc, April
18th, 1874. 81: -
Z. D. SMART. Sheriff,
p J. PIERCE, Un1. Sheriff.
Dos. A. SHOVE, ErtFs Atty. (si7tsJ
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SHERIFF SALE.

Df virtue of an execution issued out of
- and under the seal of the Circui Court
of Manitowoc County. upon iulgme Mt rem
dered in said county, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruarv A. D. 1874, before T. G. O!mstel
County Judge, in ard for the County of Man
itowoc, in favor of Jos eph Caro- wtz, plaintiff
and against Michael Muench, defendant. n
transcript of which said iqd sm ent was duly
filed in the Office of the CLERK CT the C:.cui;
Court of Manitowoc County. and said ju lg-
ment duly docketea in said office on the 9th
of April A. Z. 1874. | have levied upon all
the right, title and interest which the s,ii
Michael Muench had on the 9th day Of pril
A. d. l814,or at any lime thereafter of in md
to the following property, to-wt The north
half Of the south east quarter of the sou h
east quarter of SECTION no. eleven (11) town
ship no. twenty (20l, nortt CT range No.
twenty-five (22), east, containing twenty
acres of iand more or less according to sur
vey, being situated in the town Of Franklin.
Manitowoc County, State of Wisconsin ich
said described property, I will sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder fer cash at the
front door of the Court House in the city of
Manitowoc on the 25th day of May, a. D
1871 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day. r. D. SMART. Sheriff.
P. j PIERCE, Under Sheriff
SIBREE & ANDERSON, Plf's. Atty.
Dated Sherif's cfice, Manitowoc, Ar-il 18th
A. b. 1874. (al7-6wl -:
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This does not include payments made on
'.ccoun. pf principal or interest of the PUB
lie debt
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In the matte. CT the Estate of Amni c.
Pool. Deceased.
To ALL WHOM 1T NAY coScEEs:
Letters Of Administrator on said estate of
AnEmi c. Pool. deceased, haring been issued
- John Woodcock on the 6th day Of April
d. D. 1874, and six noEtas from and af.er
said day being "llowed and limited for credi-
10. 3 to present their claims for er n nation
and allowance Sosiee is hereby gwen that
Inc Undersigned viii on the srst Mon
Gay Of each and every month before the ex-
piratios e said tern 2f siz month, an3 upon
Inc day Of the expiration 81 said term OF eir
noaih., at tie RFotste eftee IN the CITY 'of
Manif6soc in said Coainy. RECEIVE exam.ne
md adjust all claims, a.pi demands. Of all
persons agails' said deceased
fl6-v 7. c. clss1En. Co. Judge.
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A cLKak in CITY book sore, thinking to
aanoy a Quaker customer, who look ed al
though he ws.e fresh from the coantry,
handed him volume. Saying, = Here Is an
excellent essay on the rearing cf calves"
Thee had better present. that 10 thy
mother, young man." vas tbs sponss neous
yete.l IF tas Quaker.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

coNFIscAT!oN OF the sLIDELL PR RcPERrY.
WASHINGTON. ID. e. May 1.-The Su
rieme Court to-day dee, I'D TIE lanf-catioa
case relating t" the SlIe.l property nni
several other similar Gases, hptim. t.tlt the
proceedings in ,ae D.st.ic. Court, in par
sLranoe {. which the property VAS so'd.
were regular, and passed i fall aud iuic-
feasible title to the purcha SER, and so. not
withstnni'ng the Subsequent repeal If the
law ua'ier which the proceedings tnok p'ac...
the decree of the District Court. We ,hrr.
fore reversed Justice Strong delivered
the opinion. Justice ClE"rs ,li~scn.et.
-nE 20 PER CENT CASES
were aisa deeid-d, he Court hold n. that
the act Increasing ccm9ensr sion i" the Civ
il Srryice applied to all in that s-rvic,- in
the City Of Washin stgr, II. nat nut.ide If
II who were employed / an ,!fcer Of The
Government authorized to con,rac. ftr their
services and 10 tx compensation. t,rncase,
thata flate-arinfsr in the .Rnre.n {. En-
, craving ana Printing, ives held not ts be
within the act, because h. did pisee aorkk
AID employed anosasr patty 70 10 his work
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DeAier IN all kinds oF Stoves AMI Hrriware and
MAH4 iastrfer o. Copper. Tin and Sheet-iron ware
hiT"Ih-st. South side. ne the Bridge, Nanlto
IVY 12 ,
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CRARLEs SCRAEcER.

LsAst,foSaBLE TAILOR. has removed to
Il Buffalo street, doors west of E.nja
store. All work warranted vel! done and
Manitowoc, koy. so, 1874, il.25-ly
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WASHINGTON.

CorQ nsxSi2nsr Drum mmand Q2tircS
from the Land Office -KtEtland
Again Before the District Commit
tee.-xse Proves a Very Unsatisfac-
tory Witnsss.-Doubsful Erospects
CT C0mpro msse ON Einances--tes.
terday's Doings In the Ko0se.
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n lRCpIT CoURT-CALUMET CoUN-
~ TY.
Ascenth B, Wheeler,
against, Summons for relief
Pa3t II. wheeler. Com. not served.
To pavl II. Wheeler, defendent.
SHY "a are lereby summoned and re
cuired to answer the complaint in this ac-
non, ~hfchis FLED in the dft;re OF the clerk
of the Circuit court for CatuE,et county, 1t
his oh4ce, IL the village ''of Chiffon, in
5. III county. and to serEe' a copy of
your answer on t.le subscriber ut his
Office in the village Of Chiltqa, Calumet
couAty, Wisconsin, within tseLty days after
;he service hereof, exc usive of the day of
such Sc, vice and If you fail to answer the
compl3irt rs aforesaid, the plaintiff, will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint,
Datsd at Clifton, Iis.. kEril 18th. 1874.
J L. McMULLEN,
Plaintiff, $ Attorny.
Please take notice that the summons and
complaint III this action, were filed in the
olfice of the clerk Of the Circuit of Calumet
county, on the 18th day OF April. 1874.
J E McMULLEE,
S.0-6w plaintf' : sttorney.
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JOSEPH SYMES.


ueAser n s.oves also Mann racrurer OF Tin sueet
ron and Nopoer ware. 4 kinds OF req .ir!l ION
hishth-st. between York and Bafra.o o, Nari,,, voc
1Sdl-1
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as, enable Ta."r, Ali goo.,s made bv ths sab
scfiner are warranted 20 TT e fern. F.ice, res
81. nonae: ane am panad to please those vile give
ie 'neir custom Ship on York-st., ;So doors
"e't VI .hc " ihdiale uou>e. 1874 :
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4 TTORNEYS AND oCUNsELoRs LAW.
~ ofibe OF Eighth-street. Manito roc
NacoL.siH. Collection promptly attended
tc. :d-25-Iy
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THE FLOOD.
sh'pni ent Of Supplies.

MEHrAIs. Team, Nay 2.-Ao steamer
firm below 60 day, aad owing to the DIS
janice FROM the scenes Of suffering aad des
/ tuiinn it is diGcult 10 ot.gin reliable in
formation. The relief comm,ttee shipped
a lot O supplies Ly the Qsschstep thi-
afternl on fas some suffering families IN the
rear of Burk's Landing, near IIq~hpueka-
an creyas>a- Tie police and fire depart
.aeut have donated 1926 t, he relief iuud
CINcISNATI, Nav 2.-ihe jsint cor2mit-
lee FOR relief of the Louisiana sufferers to-
LAY order The purchase Of 81 coo worth Of
prus,>ioIs 10 ship On the Exporter. Con
-tribution boxes To receive donations for the
L uisiana s4fferers VII be- ylacej in all
places uf ANUS ment one nigh. the coming
week, and It 81 churches, Sunday, Nay 10
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GEORGE WOOD1s

Attorney and Counselor at Law AMI Court Com
IN sSlener tor hanito voc cjunt.. All business en-
trrsHed TO his care viii he promptly aGd fathiully
atte" iei 10. Aivics honestly gwen. for wh,c, 4
reasonabie ciElrge vii. be made. Once cr Buffalo
ST.. between Eignth and Ninth l244I-
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FRED. SCHREDEn

heoos al kinds o. Meats, Sausage Hams Lard
ETC., EhtcA he will sell at the lowest prices in
aui"nty aud Kind Ia suit pus -hasers ANY one
10 yins ca Us hogs slsee ssil will call On m /.
a"o receive tne highest prises. I4Iy
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r. CAIICS.
EDWARD CONWAY

wholesale and Ree,il dealer IN Hats, Caps Furs
y loves, Mittsns, kt.es. etc. York-st., bets .er
hsl!tn ihd Nlnt0, MInltOWoc- 12iay1
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CHIN A.

SHANGlI, May A serious riot has
occurred in tho French settlement at that
place. ! r..ob of Chinese made an at
tack upon tie .esidents uf that quarter.
and SACKED aad burned several uf .her
buildings. The police fred on the riqters,
killing several The Cnineese ass ign as
the reason for the ATTACH that the French
we're constructing road Yhich interfered
with their cemetery.
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WISCONSIN ROUSE

nn2rne- OF Sinrn and jay Streets. Jere DALEY.
I.Eoof'esors Tntssa new mouse. and well dtte6
up Win AZ modefE improvements. A rood stabI,
is aiso Kept tE CONNECTION with :le house 7eO
- '' F. 49, y.
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n IRcUIT C0URT-CALuMET CoUN

~ IRCUIT COURT-CALpMET C0UN-
" TY.
Asceneth b. Wheele:.
against, 90.
Paul Ii. Wheeler
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the un-
derslgned COURT commissioners in and for
C4iamet county Wisconsin, for the annexed
affidavit and complain .fthat cause OF ACTION
exists against the defendant, Paul ii Wheel
er in f,vUr Of the above namcI pl tintiiI-
That this action is brought for divorce in
one of the cases prescribed Ly law and thar
the defendant annot De fonId in this state.
after due diligence, and that his residence
is not known, and cannot with reasonable
diligence be ascsrtaned by the plaintiff.
Therefore, o., notion of ] f. McMullen
plaintiffs council, ordered that the summons
herein copv waereof hereto annexed be
served by publication OF the same in the
" ManitOwoc Pilot a weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc, Manitowoc county
Wisconein once week tor six successive
weeks
Dated May End, 1874
S20-6w JAMES ROBINSON,
Court commissioner for Calumet count,
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ADAM RORERTs.

Adam Roberts, Blacksmith and Wagon maker
Shop on tho corner OF Sc cath and York sts
North Side Manitowoc. Does all Kinds O
IRON WORK good and as oaeapa as auy other es,.b
ispiiieh> N tn CITY, 13 Sc ]
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PAUL LUET.NER.

faYs tHe highest orice fer Wheat aud other Or
duce. oHsce on the northeast corner of BufFa IN =,
+. -h'h 81 y. Man'ow &c. 12 44y1
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FINANCE MEASuRIS.
TERRI1oRIAI. SURVEYS.

There has long been quarsei between
the interior Department and the War De.
paltmeat relative to the surveys Of the
territories. This morning the President
sent to the House message suggesting
that the work should be doae hy tue War
Department.
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IRCS AND STEEL.

The committee or ways and means hcve
given fqll hearing 20 the iron and steal
importers Gnd E:anpfacsurers for and again. t
'he increased tariff, having been IN session
nFon he >uhjec until eleven o'clook last
ugh. This morning the members of the
egnmuiea sag tLat there will be no change
n the t"rifF upon the ARTICLES named this
session, and probably no change in the
tariff whatever
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sORTHWEsTERN Ho1IsE-

FranSiin.st.. Nanitowoc NJ Ketrenhos.r
Proprietor. The large BRICK addition recentl,
buil hls ncen urrrshed IN excel ant sryle. maK;ne
~ one OF the largest ani most complete sotels in
Maaito voc. A good s,able'I Is kept in connectio,
with the house where stock will be we'll provided
ior. .4 3. = 70 ~
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WILLIAMS YpOIySH

A. Williams h VI, Felner Prsprieter,: cor R,yhtt
AMI Fran Kiln Sts.. Manttosoc Wisconsin Bast
ae aesonmod,tion or the traysiine 'puolic. sannIe
- h' "t'aCneu. r4771
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NJ Kelley is moving in every possible
way TO secure the passage of the centennial
appropriation biz, Votes are selling risI,s
an4 left, and lt.-.e-e is danger tilat the bill
will pass when it comes up pevt Tuesday.
Odds are now offered by the betting men
in favor of the appropriation
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LrsNon, May 4.-Much joy was mani
Tested by the citizens of Lisbon over the
entry into Elbac Of TIE Spanisi Repub.ic-
an troops Crowds of people, beaded by
bands Of music, paraded the streets shout
ing Bilbao and Liberty"
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DIS SDUPSEN is.

ton 8 Gray.
DISBURSEMENTS.
The following payments were nade from
the treasury, by warrant, During April:
CIVIL aud miscellaneous. $40 33a
NJ Z 81 SO
IuterlJs, Indians and penspns. .......... Sci 45T
Total. $l3 23l 161
This does not include payments made on
',ccoun. pf principal or interest of the pub
| lie debt.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LANDS.
The house committee on pubic lands
will report adversely on Fage|s bill propos-
ing to restore to the public domain lands
heretofore granted, but not yet Ia;pn.eG,
to tla Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Com
pany. The interior department informs
the committee tnat the railroad company
have yet raargin of ti.ae withiQ which to
comply with the conditions Of the charter
in regard to the construction ofthe speci-
fed portions of their road.
DISTRICT ExAMISATIoS.
At the session Of the district of Columbia
ipyest;gasien to-day, Lewis Clephane, col
lector of the district, was recalled and ex
amined with reference to the Metropolis
and other paving con. panies, prior 10 letting
contracts BY the board of put.ic wcEks
lie admitted that one of tie objects in con-
solidating the various patent pavement IL
terests, was to pregent caE,,p et.,iGn.
Ray. of Chicago, testified that it cost
about 50 so per square yard to lay the De-
GolyeI & Mcclellan pavement No. 2, IN
Washington, but that he figured on the
basis of receiving payment in the District
scrip, ana not in money
nlrLmnt was again examined lie reit-
Grated his statement that he received all
the proceeds qf the Chittenden notes, with
the exception of $4,000, which was re-
celTed by Rev ". Calyin Brown. lie was
questioned sharply concerning the extract
from the letter written BY him, dated New
York, April l6, t. WILCOX, in this city, in
which he refe,s to Mcclellan as an ass
As specimen CT his replieq to interrosa-
tories, the following furnishes a sample:
BY Judge Thurman; question--What do
You mean in the Letter 5y saying Mcclellan
is m ASST
AnsweE-I mean that he did not do good
work. Gu hja Waghiuyson contract, as in
formed the COMMITTEE.
Question-Do you mean to say lie vas
an ass for telling the truth?
Answer say informed the commit
tee thai he did not dc good work.
The committee are very much dissatis-
fed with the repairs made by the witness,
and do net give much, if any credit to his
testimony. Il intimated desire TO 60 tc
New York tonight. TIE commi:.e di-
reoted Lin. to remain in the city, and held
the sergeant-atarms of the Senate respon.
sible for his presence Monday.
FINANCE MEAsuR.s.
The Senate committee held a lorq session
today On the carrency question among the
members on the general features of the
.see banging clause, us which they are in
favor, but there is no agreement on other
branches OF the financial bill. Members
differ widely in their opinion.
The attempts to secure a compromise on
the finance bill are now confined to the
Senate Mepbers of the House committee
on banking and currency state that they
shall take no definite action qfoa the new
raeasnre before them until the Senate
finance committee shall mature sheir new
/
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PERSONAL.
WAsHrsoToS. May 2.-Commisslo1e:
Drummond retired from tue general .aad
Office to-aar, ieagin. j, in charge of Chief
Clerk Cuys.s until bis successor is appoin
ted. Drummond remains in this city and
becomes a partner in the law firm Of Brit
ton Gray.
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There are two ways of gq:ng through
the ~ur;i. One is to omske the 5es. of it,
aud the otL=. Is to make the .ors, OF i.
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GREENE and NASB

90 nmerctal-st. bet seen Eirtt IT, and Ninth, Mani
to"oc. Miles Mcmahon. proprietor E.st srcom-
IN tdatl'Hs Tor the travehnr public Ter ~. che ID
and satisfaction .uarranteei, I4a0 u
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ONknN n DESE

Professor OF Muse etc win give lessons IN Vocal
instrc mental Muse in the city of Mantowoc auo
Two invers! kes,ceEcs On Eishtb-st. near tae
court House. - = iaAIy
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sEcRETARy RICHAaDsOL

1t is said that vice President Wilson has
called lpon President Grant, to oppose the
appointment Of Secretary Richardson to
the Court Of Claims, or a mission, and that
Mr.. y ilson represented that it would bs &
Butler appointr. ent, Of wil.ch Massachu-
getts has enough.
TEE CALIFORNIA ELECTION
The house judiciary committee has agreed
to rsport a bill repeating tie act of the last
congress requiring California to ele,. mem
bers ot the forty fourth congress the pres
ent year Should the house pass. the bill,
she election will not take place til August.
1873
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LoNDo4, May t.-Intel!genee has been
received from FIJI that the King and his
people unanimously favor the cessiun of
the Islands to Great Britain.
GERM ANx.
BERLIN, May 4.--The Car to-day re-
ceived visits from Gems. Won Moltke and
Manteuhel. Prince Gortschakoff held con-
ference with Prince Bismark.
The betrothal of the Russian Grand
Duke Vladimir and the Iuches Marie, OF
MecklenL crg, vas promulgated Yesterday
ITALY.
RoAE. May 4.-Tte Pope held Cons.s-
tory yesterday for the appointment qs
Bishops. Among the appointments were
several to Australia dioceases, and Bishop
Crimmon to the Dioceses of Hamilton.
Canada
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DIR. A. ]. PATCHEv.

Dentist ncaea in sberman's new hui ding on
rig.n 10 Il, r, Man,owae; s Particular attention
ion, and all wo-x warranted. Isasa extractea
witt out Dali. 10 A1Iy
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The following payments were made from
the treasury, by warrant. Curing April:
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4nE AFsR"E MA upN aILLs.

WAsElseTos, Z, I. Nay 4-Tta gause
Commit ca appropriations hps fnslIy
acted On eleven of the general appropssatioc
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sN pRDRATE- Manitoroc County
Cont. .

S.0-6w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-28
San Francisco Ahead.

j. ~. JOHNS(
Pico House, August 9th, 1874.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-28
, Fatal Shooting ARRAY at HoIIister.

HoLLIsTER, August 25.-About 10
o'clock this morning a man named
Tod Robinson, well-known sport,
went to the saloon of John Hough, in
this place, where he met one Gavin,
alias Tony Harris, blacksmith. A
few words passed between them, when
Harris said: "This thing had as well
be settled now as any time;" when
both parties drew their pistols at the
same time and commenced firing.
Tony Harris shot Robinson through
the breast just below the neck, and
then threw his derringer at him. The
ball from Robinson's pistol passed
through Harris left side, near the
naval. Harris backed into the bill
lizard room and lodged behind one OF
the tables. Robinson followed, and
when about half way across the room,
fired one more shot, which took effect
in Harris hand, and then fell dead
Harris is living in a critical condition
but may recover. An old grudge il
the cause of the present difficulty.