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BUSINESS RIvALRY--A CARD FROM Mr.. ABBoI
10 fhe EdsfOr Of me Tribune,

SIR: The report in Thursdays TRiBuNE of
the proceed ug- before Kus b. Andrews eferee.
case Of John J Kieinau against the Manhattan Quota
ton Company, .reat Injustice in stating that
wa charged with tciug parry 70 stealing the com
planants new aud refused 90 explain how obi ined
news FOR IN. Menbsttau Company. The motive that
prompted II - uaicc and IeaIons! % successful rival
and C0muctiOr I'm Defending the Interests Of the Nan
haitian QIOthtOn Telegraph COMPANY simply declined
ptvcr Improper questions, aud Judge Lawrence to-
refused u gram the petition " DY opponents nat
I should be Immediately punished Tor the same.
ktb f0rk. Jan. 81, 1914 4. A ABBOT.
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Sres,a! Nol,tfs

Tho holder, al tho Dcs Notnes Valley n ,,re.a FirN
thfstcrn S~etissl slv a,is
spoo Tier ~ spp'us 70 AuV IL rus JoHNsbs
thAtsae o. ID. Purchasing Caeaiee al As - No. 20
place
The Tribune Aimnnsc '.er ih,I
Now kb,b5
IN. tsi"es'. Osvlc&
guss ~ Saa,s la a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-02

dolpka IL generally conceded that the pin yzciaps
have a. reed 20 pay considerable for the privilege
msk's the autopsy. and that will 10 done In the
most priv, ate manner possible.
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.AEE RoRRLEY N II. LOIS.

Sr. L.oCIs. Feb. Nv. W. Pyle disappeared
from here Yesterday with the key of D. spyers safe
Mr. spver returned home to-day and Oh opening the
safe discovered that II had been robbed OF diamonds
and unset aud gold watches, worth from $4,000 70 Va
900 There IL 40 clue Yet ~ 10 fyleSs "hef'so"u'''
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POLITICAL, NOTES

Philadelphia newspapers Of all parties seem
10 DO well satisfied with Tao election law for their
dty.
The Utah Legislature has adoDtod u memo
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Railroad -.now PIo,. iaVesei by BsvI. " ur'sc'ors
b VI, fbt use FahnS Worth SIDE tNir,si
Ne be st ,'orr, aS' IhTi sye iss
sd tto- IN trsSs
cl-arng gosis.r eei vide.
RAJ ro.i Iasa aye invited o examine ih, machns.
B,sI. y. DsrCsoDcs-
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
GOVERNMENT REPORT,
WAR DEPkRTHENf.
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OTIICEE, I
W,,UN.ToS, ID. c., Monday, Feb. ii g. H.
SulOpsis for the past "a hDHrs.

DrFlIE OF TIE LIILI oIUNAIl UT INhE
WA,nlN.ToS, ID. c., Monday Feb ii q. NJ
Synopsis for the past "a hours
The area of highest pressure l. now central
n the - renee Valley ana the barometer has fallen
decidedly IN upper lake region and IN the Mississippi
Valley. -, T.. A.. All,
The has generally fallen in the MID
die and Eastern states aud has risen somew nah III tne
southern states. where northeast winds cloudy
weather and occa sional light rains are reported.
Threatening weather aud light sno" prevail nom the
Middle a tlantic coast westward 10 the Mississippi
Probabilities.
For Monday, in New-Eugand, north-eiserly windS,
followed by rising temperature and increasing cloud
nes- with snow a.,
For lie HidfL states. The lorer lake regIo". and ~,
ohio yai!.y ,.orkaeasl winds threatening neoitr and
sSOW. -, -. -
For the Atlantic States increasing northeasterN
winds. cloudy weather, aud rain. .
Midnight reports very generally missing iom Tue
Calf states, upper lakes. and North West.
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FEATHER RECORDS.
rnr fvUxpArroy IN rHR oswrGo VALLEY.

Tux fNUNDATIoN IN rIE OSwEGO VALLEY.
FULTON. n. T., Jan. 3O.-The devastation by
the continues aud is FAR greater than at first sup
posed. Last night the river rose two feet swift
current "a sweeping through the lower portion OF
the FATS Of orchard Lock. threatening the mme-
date destruction OF all the buildings In its track II
will be almost impossible to save the roof OF the gas
works great the force OF the water lifting the con
lenser The paper mill had boon able Ia run Til FIR
day, but this morning was compelled u STOP ana the
stock had 10 b5 carried TO the second story Gardner
Symour uors have nearly two feet or water On their
packing oor and emptyin9 tho mill with All possible
haste The in the first story OF Taylor q Hrothers
edge TOOL factory ia feet deep, and Dhts's machine
shop has suspended all work.
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Thousand, or Rupiared ones have ee1a perS.''sas
n, ~. t,r. metal sprug, pads sBl fpnLs "a
kIsr,c lKu oSj b-ONisat All D' ''f
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pRIHr cLnrl MARksr-

rao,pyscx 2 Jan. 3I.-PnDbo< Ciohs-s,s-i sSs,svi
Rr srrls a &C. ssu1f =" .ibscf .sies sol
eond j6sj0 sjar sale " be "a. ID b)o''
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The Tribune Almanac for Ak,

o,d 20 hou,.nd have le,tb -r,r, .. ., i,as
d. gor,. Cvopsr IBssls 80 Scss pslsns sb, bs II
sItsCst
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sON sxApf.
For sale By All Ncssecslsr' ,"t -
Tux TRIBUNE OBgt's
~: 7 fOr 81.
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NEw-ORLTANs, Jan. 3l.--Goy. Kellogg states
that the telegIaphed hence To tho effect that he
had Inado roguiston on the authorities Of tho Dis
trct OF Coiumbid for Gov Warmoth is entirely
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FACTS AND FANCIES For THE
LADIES.

A sister of Edgar A. Poe is in Baltimore,
destitute and homeless.
Stonewall Jackson's Only daughter is at
school in Charlotte, n. c.
A young Iiindoo b.ide from Madras is
the lioness of London social circles.
A lady in Califernia-Mrs. Peale-owns
a patch of land comprising 1905 acres
A severe lady says male is only mule
SPELLED wrongly.
A parlor match--Poppiug the question
in the drawing room.
"Tho cause of Woman Suffrage
Scarcity of husbands.
Miss Wood, daughter Of Fernando, who
has just made her debut in society, is said
to be very beautiful.
Here is the newest floral sentiment "If
you wish for hearts ease, don't look to
marigold."
A Philadelphia lady is in advance of the
rast CT her sex, She wants sleeping cars
for ladies exclusively.
A hotel waiter in Troy has turned out to
be account in disguise. He wanted some one
to love him for himself alone,
Cooling is well enough before marriage,
but the billing doesn't come till after and
| then it comes. from the tradesmen.
They do things IN style in Terre Haute,
for the fashionable travelling costume of a
bride in that refined locality is white tar
latan dress and a black muff.
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STATE NEWS.

An agricultural convention net :. ycnd
dq Lac on last Friday.
A bin, containing a large amount O!
Fheat, in Bertschy's ele-atcr, ut SheboY-
gan, burst a few days ago and about IL, 600
bushels of wheat were precipitatad iato the
river.
A man by the nape af Shultz, living at
Racine, committed suicide last week. lie
was sailor on the se3w Forrest, and while
suffering from An attack of the delirium
tremcns jumped into the lake end was
drowned.
The house oil Joseph Liebel, in the town
Of kcwauuee, was recently destroyed by
fire.
\ man by the name of O'Connel was
shot in the leg during an election row, at
Fond du Lac, on Tuesday, the Gay of eicc-
ton
The winter wheat in Fond du Lac coun-
tv has been nearly all DESTROYED by the cold
weather of the past two or three weeks.
Eight moose were killed near Superior,
last week.
Berlin has a new staye factory nearly
completed.
There are over IL 900 members Of the
order Good ferlPlars in this State.
Eight hundred and ten thousand pounds
of fish valued at about $50, 900, were ship.
ped from Green Bay during the past win
ter.
The Wisconsin River is still frozen over
and teams continue to cross upon the ice.
At meeting Of the Southern Wisconsin
and Northern Illinois Industrial Associa-
tion, held at Beloit the other day, it was
decided to hold the first spring fair at
that place, on Friday, the ed Of May.
6. Cunningham has purchased half in
tcrest 10 the Necnah Gazette.
Ernest Morris Meyer, seventy seven
years old, who was an actor l'y profession,
and who has resided at Maquon, Ozaukee
county, for twenty years, vas found burn
ed - death at his farm house last Friday.
His dog. his snly friend, was found dead
beside him. lie wes native OF Saxony.
EJ. Blood, Of Richlta. has purchased
the kcx London House,
A crazy man entered tie Office Of the Ne
nnshn Press aad speR. al hopr IN earnes,
prayer for the reformation c! the editor, tAe
other day.-The mcn aust haEe beer ex-
tremely crazy or else te would have known
that the editorsas past redemption aR4
that Il was useless to pray for hun.
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SUERIFE'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal Of the Mantowoc Co
Circ lit Court, upon n judgment rendered IN
said County on the 5th day Of March, 1874.
before G. 0lmsted County Judge Of said
county with justices Jurisdiction, in f,vor
Of W. G. Benedict and against Anton Oft.
n transc cript nf which said judgment vas duly
filed in the offic Of the Cle.k of the Circat
Court of Manitowoc county, and said judg-
ment duly doeketsd in said Office on the 7th
dnv Of March, 1874, hare levied on all the
right title and interest which the slii An
ton OFT had on the 18th day Of March. 1874
Or at any time thereafter. Gf, ia am to the
following described property, to-wt: All
that part Of block No. four "a in tie village
Clarks Mills. town OF Cato cauaty of Mani
towoc. which is situated and lies south Of the
Mauitowoc Riv AID south of the public
high way running from said village OF Clark
Mills to Cato Fails in said Town ss the same
is laid down on the recorded piat o. saia vii
lage now Gu record in tie oshce OF the Reg
i-ler of D eeds of said county. And also nil Of
the following describe p,ece Of land situat.
ell in said toFn Of Cato, to-wit Commencing
al the south east corner Of the north east
quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
NJ. twenty eight t"S), town No. nineteen
40 north of range No twenty-five (22
rods to the land owned by Ira Clark and II
Liningrr. thence in n westerly direction 80
rods and feet-along the line Of said land
owned hv Ira Clark 4 Lininger to the
ceuter Of the public highway. thence south
rolls on the center # the pnb!ic highway
TO the land owned by Esrom Knapp, thence
esS. g. rods and 7 feet along the line Of sail
land owned by Esrom KnaTr, thence south
10 rods along the side If said land owned By
Esrom Knapp and John P Nichnrt, thence
east II rods TO the place Of beginning. being
part the north east quarter Of nogth east
quarter Of sec No. twenty-eight (2S) town
nineteen 49,, north cf range twenty two
req, esst. situate and being in Mantoroc
County srd State OF Wisconsin. which will
sell at public vendne to the highest bidder
nj the front door of the Court House, in the
city OF Manitowoc. OF the o5th day Of May
1874, at tan o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day.
Dated, Sheriff I, cfhce, Manitosoc April
18th, 1874.
r D. SMART. Sheriff.
P. J. PiERcE, Und Sheriff
DoH. A. SHovg, Pl'tfs Atty. 1917
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A little grrl who had great kindness OF
preparing to gass er her chickens under hel
shel;ering wings, and shouted earnestly:
"Oh don't 81. down on those beautiful little
BIRDS. you great ugly cid roosteri'
This is the way Kentacky candidate
fo- Office greets 4 voter: 'iHawdy, howdyr
hosdy." "Eosdy.' "IIow do you doi'
"Tolable." "IlsS ara your" "rollable. ;
Flows all?" "ToliabIe-" your folks
Eell:" "Tollshle'' 'Hcws yoxn?'
"Tollable" "Seighbors all wslls" "Tol
lab,e. HIIow's yourn?" "Tollable =
.'A.l for ne this time:" "Sorter tolla
b!e."
When old Lord Holland lay diving, Geo.
Selwyn, who had morbid love for seeing
eorpses,. executions, death beds, and the
like, was a constant visitor OF his. "If Mr.
Selnyn calls to morrow" said tie mas; er
oI the house be sure he is admitted: fer il
| am alive ! shall be glad tn see him, and
ii | am dead he will lie glad to see me-
a strike OF humor only surpassed By Sci
wyn himself, who, when tie friends Ct
Charles James Fox were discussing @ pro
ject for paying his gambling debts, and
wondering how he would take it (that is;
if he would not be offended bJ such an of
fer), Take i;.' cried the w.t. why, guar
terly, Of course"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF SSALE.

DY virtue Of an execution issued cut ot
u and under the zeal Of the Circuit Court
o: Manitevee County. Spoa juigmen Mt rem
derei in said county, On tie sIh day of Feb
rCary A. D, 1874, before I. 6. Ulmsted
County Judge. in and for the County Q: Man
itoNoc, in favor CT Joseph Geroutz. plaintiff
and against Michael Iaench, 6afendant. u
transcript Of which said Judgment was duly
fled in the ONCE Of the CLERK Of the Circu;,
Court Of Manito~oa County. and said judg-
ment dv!y docke.ed in said Office on the sth
of April A. D. 1874. l have levied upon all
the right. title and interest which the said
Michael MueEcL bad on the atb day Of April
A d. 1874 or st any time thereafter OF, in and
to the following property, to-wis !: The north
half Of the south east qusrtsr oi the south
east quarter q section no. elsyep ~, town.
ship no. twenty (2ol, north Of range no.
twenty-five (22), east containing twenty
acres Of land more pr less according te sur
vey, being situated in The town cs Franklin,
Mauitowoc County, State Of Wisconsin, which
said described property, will sell at public
venduo to ;he highest bidder far cash at the
froIt door Of the C5urt House in the city Of
Nanitowoc onShbSsth dag CT May, A. D.
1871 at l0 o'clock in the forenoon Of tha:
day. r. D. SMART, Sheriff
P. J PIERCE Under Sheriff
SIBREE & ANDERSON, Plf's. Atty
Dated Sheriff's ctiice, Manito~oc, April l3;h
A. u. 1874. (Sl1-6w)
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The Mississippi
sncfher Crevnssc Neqr Bntoa fNsBYs
-Excitcwcnt Over u Dyke

sncsher Crevnssc Neqr Bn4oa fNssgs
-ExciteWen. n.0ver Dyke.
Sew Orleans, April Is A crevassa three
hundred Gset vide is reported at .ioCullom's
two niles below Eaton Rouge, o. the left
bank. TIE state engiaeer, who wss dis
patched ta the Snoutk of the Eayon Plaque,
mine to eat the Gske which keeps the
waters OF the Mississippi out of said hay
on. isas returned without executing his
vlissisa The citizens of Ibervile parish
and the town of Plaquemine, at public
meeting, protested against the cutting ot
the dyke and resolved to prevent it by
force They have detail of aimed mer
guarding the levee.
1t is now positively asserted by thast
/ best informed that the opening of the Bay
on Plaque-.ine would c1erlow tha town o.
Plasnemine end the greater portion of The
/ ibe.yii!e PARISH, Lence tie opposition Of til
citizens.
Baton Rouge. La, ApTil l2-The GRE
vase at Nee l.iien's plantation, afert
! Warfs creek and tayon Fontaine bottoms
and about fifteen rireF plantations, betweei
the creyaeea and bayou Monchac. Planter
and the leyee company viii make an efor
20 close TIE break.
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POINTS.

Mrs. Partington says THAI since thc in
ventlon ot the reedlc gun there is 20 rea
son Ehy wone4 shoulGn't fgh. as selI az
men.
There are two faasoHs why sozlc people
don't p,ind their own business. One is that
they haxe nc business. and the other is that
that they haze no mind.
Rector in England (going his rounds)
"a uncommonly fine pig, Mr.. Dibbles,
| declare !" Contemplative villager--"Ah,
yes sir, if we was only, all of US, al fit to
die as him, sir.
Party ties-white crava.s.
One time and two motioDs--when moth.
er at her toilet braids up her hair and up
traids her heir.
4 worthy gentleman in DanbEry played
euchre at g neigh5cs's house until after
rnidn.gLl AoGday, and Leaf every game,
but got skunked goirs home.
Taqse Eeqple WHO l:ye to healthy oE
age are those who take care of themselves.
T3ere is one il Dan5nry who guards
against the frequent sudden changes OF
weather Ly wearing a. the game ting
q linen dCster ard an oTercoat. On
oool day he pats the. oyercoat over the
duster. and when sultry spell comes on
lie puts the duster outside The overc oat
! NJ. II R, of the ST. Louis RcpuJiiean,
loosely proposes to the Eanbg.y Aers
( man 70 emulate Mark Twain and Mr.. War
ncr and build :. noyal. " You are strong
on domestic description, she says, 'pilc
| 10 the stoEe-piPes and fur barrels. am
the champion gqsher ! will INTRODUCE los
Of gush."
Ia Ieiersnee t. a distinguished surgeon.
opinion that Chang and Eng might have
been safely separated in life, TIE sTs'c Io'i
Commercial Adee,tjser thinks that,
OF ali sad words to a Siaaese twin,
The sadicst are these: 1t might hav,
been.
"What's bays" a>kel ? msn oran bones
granger in Burlington the other po-iins
, The p. et II. told him sl3 so, and follow
t ed hiu, around the wagon. as be e1ar,lSc
The hay very carefully. lie expressed him
, self as perfectly satisfied with the price
and liked ,he locks OF tie bay. Shall
: pu, ], into yoar barn!' asked the granger
''Well, no. the uan said, i hasl no barr
, only waa. good, clean straw to chew.
, The bay merchant Looked as i be wou'
: Ike to maze him eat the & hole had.
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SiIERIPTS SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued put OF
and under thc Seal Of the ,iYeait Cou-f for
ManitoFQc county, upon a judgment reEder-
ed in said county on the 9th dav of Deem.
Der. 1873. before John p. Viekert n Justice
of the Peace for Manitowoc COUNTY. in favor
of Esrom Knapp, and agains, George NJ
Rickaby q transcript Of which sad 4udg-
ment was dp'S fed ih the ohse of tas Clerk
Of the Circuit Cour. for ManitoEoa county
and said Judgment duly doex xeted in said
cfice on the 2s'h day Of February, 4. D =
1874 have levied Upon all toe wight title
and interest. which toe said George NJ Ricka-
hy had oa the 18th day Of February. 1874
or at any time thereafter. Of an and to the
following psopsr:Y. to-wit. The West half
Of the West half. Of the Southeast quarter
Section No. nine sa). Townshi? No. eiah-
/ teen (ls1 North Ct Range 10. twen:y-one
/ i2, East. situate an1 bein. in Manitowoc
/ county and State of Wisconsin. which = III
( sell 1t puh';a +enfue 10 the highest bidder
/ at the Sheriff offacc IN the CIV Of Manito-
voc. or the eleventh daY Of Nay 1874, al
! 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
Dated Sheriff s0ffice this 25:i ,f,y cf March
4 u. 1874. r Ia SNARE,
ls-sy Sheriff Of MaSitosos CpnAty
TkIKIH & GsEEs, rlzin,is. su<
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The Silver senator.


The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press writes:
who Is that lenr;og back IN all that
negligent ahsudcn 60 .Cconirg to the oc-
cupant OF that particular chair? It is the
silver Senator Of Nevada the successor Of
jim Nye "Wnv, the mag that wants my
place" says Jeemes. !@.h2s s;lFer mine.
Do You think can beGt that T. Vel. there
he IS, tba monarch OF the silver mine.
Everythin. about him looks as if tie had 4
STANDARD yal..c If he Should harpen TO
trip and fall, mc,alc ring would tc heard
just as i. Il new eu,n was thrown upon the
pavement \ fine looking man, rather
below the aet:um height, but he snost
perfect specimen Of high and costly living
to lie seer in the Senste. One can i'm gins
him looking at the world, and saying: "a
an bosnd t. &c. al .ae comfort my 6ous;
1 shall be palace: u.y bath shall be cham
pagne ,, yet, hv hss done nothing t;
make himself ielt as an integral part of Til.
an,ust body, bu. IS priced s. the capital be
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for the purpose Of setting the cheap trans
portation question. This committee vii
first give its attention to the Trans-Conti
mental railroad company, from point Dor
dcring on the Mississippi to New York.
PACIFIC NAIL CONTRACT.
John Roach, of the Morgan Iron Works,
New York, and Delaware river ship buii l.
IN works, Chester, Pa, appeared before
the House committee on post Offices and
post routes to-day in advocacy of a ccntinu-
ance Of the mail contract to the Pacific
Mali Steamship Company, for steamers to
China and Japan. lie stated that he was
not a stock hclder, or Interested IN the
company, but be appeared solely in behalf
Of the ship building interests of the country.
GENEVA AwAED.
The House committee On judiciary today
substantially agreed upon 4 bill to provide
for distribution Of the Geneva award. The
dist ibution is proposed to be made by
United States court, to be designated by the
President sf the Uui:e1 States. The re
mainder Of TIE bill does,not materially differ
from that Of Gen. Butler, which passed the
House Of Representatives in February,
1873, lat was Tot acted on by the Senate.
GRANT OF INITIATION.
PrcsiieG. Grant, in Il consersztion to-
Gav on the subject of finances. said he bad
no hesitation in asserting that lie was op-
posed to imitation, 10 the general accepta
ton Of the term, and to an increase OF cur
rency beyond the actual business neccssi-
ties or the country. Su. az the same time
he had gwen no opinion concerning thu
measures before Congress, nor had he Indl
Gated what his action would b, relative to
any bill that might be passed.
BUELL. LIBEL CASE.
Today in tie circuit court, q petition
for 8 witt Of cc-tiorari TO the police court
10 the cr,e of A. E. Buell., charged with
criminal libe! Of Senator Chandler, was
read BIZ counsel for the petitioner, and the
court, Judge Carter, ordered that wit
issue Wm. Evans, fer government, NOV
ed to quash the writ. and the court certified
the motion 70 the general term, to be heard
10 the first instance. twill likely be one
Of the first eases heard by the general term,
which will meet Monday next.
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TN NPROBiTE.-KANIrCWOC COUNTY
COURT.
In the N after OF the estate Of Otto Frrmel,
deceased
n .ice is hereby given. that by virtue aud
in pursuance of an Order OF License made
in said natter On the sna dag Of A.arch. A.
D. 1874. By the County Court Of said County,
the Undersigned, Charles ". Thi.e. Admin
i-.rator of deceased, will. on Monday, tie
9Th day of April. = D. 1874, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of saii day ct the Office Of
the County Judge. in the City If Map4owoc
in saii County. ofter for sale at public yen4
due the f,'iouing described lands to-wit:
The undivided half Of Lots ?, 3. 4. 8. 6
7.s, 9, "a. H. -. a., IA. Is, i6, Ia and 10 il
Block 2iG3, il Manitowoe City.
The terms Of sale, Cash.
CasRkIs WHITE.
Ada inistrai2r.
Dated It ManhoFoe, shc Ist asy Of April
En., is,., sis.2Y
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CL LA
A SINGULAR REPORT,

WASHINGTON, April l3--Informal infor,
nation has reached Official quarters, here,
that agents of European m monarchy are now
among the insurgents of Cuba, with q view
Of giving them such aid that they may over
come the Spanish authorities, and establish
in that island a different government, bp.
with monarchcal features. The nationali
ty Of the agents is withheld. There is no
way ofverifyirg the above report, although
it Is believed in official circles.
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