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The Chicago Tribune thus comments
upon the hanging of two murderers on
Friday last; 1t was great day for hemp
in Illinois yesterday. The people of
Par.s were treated to their first view of
a hanging, and, it may be presumed,
were gratifed with the experiment, as it
involved the righteous punishment Of a
wretch named John Casey, who, with
razor, cut his wife's throat from ear to
ear, merely for the purpose of Kidding
himself Of an inconvenient incumbrance.
At bingham Nathan Burgess answered
with his life the demand of retributivc
Justice He too, was most fit subject
fer the laws EXTREMIST rigor, having as
sassinated Joseph Robbins, a bridge-ten-
der who had just received his meagre
monthly wages, the possession of which
was the only motive of the brutal muir
der.
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Tie jurors IN the Beecher case are
getting tired and irritable. they have
come TO the conclusion that they are do
ing enough fer their country by sitting
for SIX months as jurors, without being
accused of dishonesty. So last Monday,
when Mr. Beach insinuated that they
lad beer bribed, Mr.. Hull arose in his
place aad protested against any such re-
marks, He stated that they had only
been approached by some persons who
circulated slips cut from the New Y ork
Sun, and enclosed in envelopes.
Mr.. Beach remarked that he hadgood
reason to believe members of the Jury
had been approached, which he would
present TO the Court at another time.
tie made no imputation against any of
the jury, but he could prove they had
been approached
1t Is presumed that something will
yet come of all this, and that as Judge
Nelson remarked, somebody will be
punished"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-24

THE great topic of interest IN fnan-
cial circles this week is the failure of so
many large business firms in London.
The firm of Alexander Collie Il Co. has
failed with liabilities amounting to over
S15, GOO, goo while others have failed for
amounts little less, but still enormous
According TO the New York San, last
year Mr.. Collie was in that city, and
said 10 an intimate friend of his: BE
fore many months you will hear of great
trouble among the merchants in London,
and | am afraid there will be serious
failures among them. The trouble, "he
continued, ''all grows out of unwise
speculation and enormous losses in raw
silk. J" But" said the other, care
You out of all danger yourself?" ~ es,"
replied Dir. Collie, Il am entirely safe. ~
And yet his extensive and important es-
adjustment was the first to collapse.
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POSTMASTER General Jewell has been
out west, and had a chance to see how
vast a community we are when seen as
only an Eastern man can see US He
called at the metropolis of our great
Commonwealth, and ate some good
square western meals at the Newhall,
surrounded by a fine coterie of his sub
ordinates He then went to Chicago
followed by few faithful adherents from
this state His coming struck terror in
70 the hearts of all western post masters
who seemed to see in his visit falling
off Of their official heads: but
the Postmaster General allayed their
fears, and allowed them to 60 back to
their post Offices in peace.
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WISCONSIN EDITORS.
How they are Fcasling and Dancire
at Milwaukee,

The nineteenth annual meeting of the
Wisconsin editors convened at Milwaukee
yesterday and was as well attended as the
meeting of the previous year. Through
various causes, quite a number Of promi-
nent editors were absent bat the incoming
tralns kept adding to the number, and by
evening there was goodly representation
of the press Of the State The opera
house presented delightful appearance,
Gilmores rsy and che courtesy of Mlwau
kee people achieving remarkable change
IN the interior of this favorite place of
amusements. Evergreen trimming, flags,
statnary and suitable furniture were lastly
arranged, and gave The house gala-day
air that commended itself to all anj added
to the pleasant association of the occasion
An opening address was delivered by
Pres't w. G. Roberts; the editors were
welcomed by MIR. John Nazro, of Milwau
kee, and the esponse was made by G. W.
Peck of the Lacrosse Sun. Letters were
read from various editors.
In the evening the opera house was the
scene OF large and brilliant assembly of
the fraternity and citizens. The hall was
really beautiful in its new dress, the toilets
admirable, and tho music delightful. The
arrangements had been happily ordered,
and all heartily enjoyed the pleasures of
the hour, under the inspiring strains of
Bachs Orchestra. As social gathering,
the assembly was all that could be desired,
and it is hoped that the associations of the
evening proved as beneficial as they were
pleasing.
The rest of the programme We 90 to
press to early to give. We presume all at
tending enjoyed pleasant and profitable
time.
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Tom ALLEN. the noted pugilist. has

Tom ALLEN, the noted pugilist, has
retired from the prize ring. Of course,
such a momentous event is worthy of
due notice in the papers, and Tom is not
backward in this respect. The public
are duly Informed Of it in language that
betokens a devotion to business worthy
Of better cause He leaves his record
as pugilist to be judged of by an i'm
partial public He hatters himself that
it will bear inspection, and not compare
unfavorably with the records in general
of men of the profession of which | now
take leave" His mistakes have been
mistakes of the head, not of the heart,
by which touching sentence we are to
conclude that when Toms digits lighted
upon a mans breast, it was mistake
that it was not his smeller; that his
heart was all right but his head failed
him. But it is really crushing to witness
the regrets of pugilist Tom over hi.
errors. Now, Tom, don't you think you
are acting the part of coward to leave
the ring tillall your errors are corrected;
till the head and heart are so combined
in the loving labor of punching heads
and backing peppers, that no more mis-
takes of this kind will ever happen again
and that when once you do strike out
from the shoulder, the claret shall flow
as trophy of your proficiency. 1t is
a pity to see so many years of honest
endeavor thrown away, but ''twas ever
thus
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Crops Of all kinds are in excellent condi-
ton in California.
Brooklyn boasts the most Incompetent
police force 10 existence.
Friday, the 18th of June, was the Goth
anniversary of the battle of Waterloo.
a mysterious sneak" who wears trow-
sers and a womau's hood and cloak troubles
Columbus.
A national camp-meeting will be held at
Urbana, O., commencing July ., and clos
ing July 80.
The Odd Fellows of Madison are making
arrangements for the erection of an elegant
block in that city.
A case ofinfanticide, "about which there
seems to be an unexplainable mystery" is
reported at Oshkosh.
The list Minnesota regiment held their
eighth annual reunion in Minneapolis lat
Thursday, and the attendance was very
large.
There is no doubt that the peach crop of
New York, New Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland will be unusually large the present
season.
The release of Boss Tweed was of
short duration. lie has again been arrest
ed, and in default of s3,000,00G bail has
been remanded to prison.
Two hundred and eighty dollars per mile
is the Insignificant sum the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific road received for carry
ing the United States mail.
A farmer named John Hoff, in Gales
burg, H., man so years old, having been
confined in Jail for disturbing the peace, is
| trying to starve himself to death. lie is
probably insane.
We see byt be last number of the Osh-
kosh Times that w. II. Walker, for about
| year past the city editor of chat paper,
has purchased half interest in the New
London Times.
Grand Rapids, Mich, has been visited
by 5000, 900 fire. 1t originated in black
smith shop, and seven blocks, comprising
| sixty-two buildings were destroyed. In.
surance $4,000.
More failures in London. The morn
ing papers announce the failures of !. II.
Randall 6 Sons, London. with liabilities
estimated S9,00L,L00, and William Mar
shall, of Manchester, whose liabilities are
placed at 100000.
At recent fire in Dublin, immense
quantities of whisky were thrown away,
and the inhabitants INDUCED to such an ex
tent in free whisky that three have since
| died, and seventeen are now in the hospi-
tai from the same cause.
| Frank E. Foxen, student at the uniyer-
sitv of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind, was
drowned yesterday morning in the small
| ioho vi tue uuiNSioiey StOuuus, NUiie Uatn-
ing with some of his mates. His home is
in Detroit, where his father is doing bust
ness in cigars and tohacco. He would have
| graduated in about week.
! The average age of the gradating c'as.
of ninty-fve at Yale College is % years
and months. Seven of the members are
J q p,fv a y
feet ID inches, while one man is but 5
! feet 8 ID inches. One man has taken
thirteen prizes. The largest individual ex-
penditnre during the course was $500
the smallest 1875, while the average was
about $44O0 Of the class forty-seven
will become lawyers, eight ministers, sever
doctors and two Journalists. Only two
members have died during the course.
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The latest proposition is to invite
Queen, Victoria ever and see US at the
Centennial Celebration next year. Our
citizens want to shsw off and let the
Queen see how We have increased since
the time our forefathers so uncerem oni.
ously threw off the yoke of the mother
country one hundred years ago. They
want to cause pang of regret in the
breast of the venerable ruler of all the
British, when she sees how much they
lost But we think she would draw I'M
mensly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-24
THE ChristianC Union, Beecher's pape

The Christian Union, Beecher' paper
contains the following:
Before the next number of this paper
is published, the suit of Theodore Til
ton against Henry Ward Beecher will
probably have reached its end. At this
time we shall assume nothing as to the
probable action of the jury. Whatever
the immediate issue of this case may be,
one thing is certain: The defendant will
90 straight on with that work to which
he has given his life, and from which
he has not turned aside under the press
ure of these last months. He was COM
PEELED by self-respect, and for the sake
Of interests higher than those of any
single life. to challenge and confront the
SANDER that has logged him. He has
challenged his accuser' and made his de-
Tense, and fearlessly awaits the result.
Whatever the temporary result may be
IL leaves him at liberty once more to turn
his whole strength into that higher work
which he has never interrupted; into
which throughout his heart has gone as
into nothing else; in which has been his
JOY, his strength, and his life.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-24

The cable, afew days since, brought the
intelligence of the dsath of the Rev. William
Aruot, the eminent Scottish Free Church
divine, who was in this country few years
ago, as delegate to the FIRST Ass embIsy
of tie Canada Presbyterian Church. He
was a native of the Perthshire, and was
born intlso7. Studied at Glasgow, aud was
licensed in 1889. He was settled for
long time in Glasgow, and afterwards re-
moved to Edinburgh, where he died Mr..
Arnot was better known IS an author than
as preacher and many Of his works have
been very widely circulated,
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IN PKOBArE-Manltowoc CoXat!

In the matter of the guardianship of the minor
heir OF
Joseph Loeb deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Ernestine
Loeb, Guardian of said Minors. represent NO
among other Things. that the said ward are seized
of certain real estate in Manit0wac CITY. and that
1t is necessary that all of the same should be sold
and praying Tor license 10 sell the same; and I ap
pearng to the Court from SAID petition that it is
necessary to sell said real estate for the support
and maintenance of said minors it is ordered and
directed that the next of kin TO said ward and all
persons interested in said estate appear before me-
on Monday the 18th day of July. A. d. 1873 at ten
clock A. NJ. at the Probate Office in said County,
then and there to show cause(f anywhere ewhv IL
cense should not be granted for the sale of said
real estate according to the PRAYER of said petition
And il is further ordered that copy Of this or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing in the Manitowoc
PILoT weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc
in said County.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of June, A. d.
1878
s1s-iw I. G. OLMSTED, County Judge.
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THE dailies come to US flied with &C
counts Of college commandments, betok-
ming the fact that hundreds of young
menand women are beinglet loose upon
the world, seeking whom they may de-
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NoRrrs-u GsTERN HOUSE.

NJ. KETTENHOFFEN, Proprietor, Franklin ST,
VNlE large brick addition recently built has been
| furnished in excellent style. making it one of
the most complete hotels in Manitowoc good
STA l. kept in connection with the house where
stock VIII Dc well provided for. 1244-ly
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Milwaukee, June s. 2375

In the French Assembly on the 21st
grant of 100000 to promote the
worthy representation of France at the
UnitedStates Centennial Exhibition was
voted without opposition.
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HOTELS.
WENDEATE ROUSE.
T WTNnJATE pronriator yort

T. WIN date, Proprietor York street
U1HIS frst-class House is in excellent condition
/ and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction TO the travelling subtle. Bus
will alwags be ready to take travellers TO and from
the boats. a GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept in con
ncction with the House. ly
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THURSDAY, JUNE "A, 1875
WISCONSIN STATE ELECTION.
for the Nomination @,
s<sndf = fes for State Officers

S<Andf zkes Tor state O1fCerD.
Convention composed of two delegates from
each Senate and Assembly District is hereby called
- meet IN the city Of Milwaukee st II O'Clock,
Wednesday, September s., 1875,
f the purpose Of nominating candidate. for State
51cers 70 represent the people of Wisconsin in
transaction OF such other business as the Conven-
ton. when assembled. may deem necessary to the
public welfare.
All electors Of Wisconsin who believe the inter
esLs 81 party organizations justly subordinate to
thc pubic good. aud who otherwise accept the vi
~ doctrines ot political progress and impartial
government embraced IN the platform OF the Peo-
pes Reform organization of 1873. supplemented
by the Declaration Of Principles unanimously
adopted hy the Reform and Independent members
81 the Wisconsin Legislature OF 1875. invited
unite without regard to past political differences
81 me election Of delegates to said Convention.
ttEo. III PAU. Chairman.
J5HN y. Ju.soN. JOHN A. RICE
a"HN u. GrHSEE, WALTER 5. GREENE,
5Eo. ii KTSa. j. G. KNIGHT
ALREEE SEALER, j. p G. CoTrRILL,
H. ; PiEBPoNr, CONRAD kREZ.
AYKON hEED. GAZE BcUcK.
STEPHEN MARsTOS, ". A ANDERSON.
WILLIAM CARSON, D. L. PLUxsR
Reform State Central Committee.
TIE foregoing call is published in pursuance of a
unanimous vote Of the members OF the Reform
tate Central Committee, present at a general
meeting Of -aid Committee. held in the city of
Madison on the 3D. dav of June instant.
ATTEST: GEO. ii. PAUL, Chairman.
EMIL WALLER. Secretary,
j. p. c. COTTRILL, Treasurer.
o W WIGHT.
IHAS. j. PALMER,
~ rTa,a yra-a <
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UNION HsGUSE.

MILES MCMAHON. Proprietor, Commercial st.
RI II. MCMAHON be5s leave to announce to his
W friends and the public, that he has secured pos
-.7finn o. the above well known hotel, where he
VIII De g.aG 10 accommodate the travelling pu lie
aud 6oarder>on reasonable terms His table will
always be Plcntifully supplied and the rooms and
bedding uHeEccpuonaDle. Good stabling for horses
and Careful hostler always in attendance.
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CTATE OF WlSCONSlN--Circ
- Court ManitOW &C County.

CTATE OF WISCONSlN--Circ
- Court ManitOW &C County,.
Sylvester A. Wood.
Plaintiff
Adolph Wallich, Char
lotte Walich his Wife
Daniel BGrhmer, Charles
+. Nicbahn and the
Board of Supervisors of
the County of Manito-
Voc,
Defendants
To the above named Defendants.
You hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action which will be fl
CO in the office of the Clerk OF the Crcu6 - curt
County of Manitowoc, at the city of ManifSwoc in
said ounty, and to serve copy of your answer 10
the said complaint on the subscriber his Office in
the city OF Manltowoc in said County within twenty
DAYS after the service of this summons Won. eX-
elusive of the day of such service and if You fail
TO answer the said complaint within the time afore-
SAID. the plalntlh in this action will apply to the
Court for relief demanded in the complaint
Dated at Manltowoc, Wis, Nav 9Th. 1875.
c. E. ESTABROOK, Plaintiffs Atty
Manitowoc, Wis.
To the defendants above named:
Take notice tina, the summons and complaint in
this action YVES filed in the office of the Clerk of
the CiTcni. Court of Manitowoc County at the citv
of Maniiowoc and State of Wisconsin on the 9Th
day cf May, 1873
Dated May 9th, 1875.
c. E. ESTABROOK, Plaintiffs Atty.
Manitowoc Wis.
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Sc. CHARLES HDEEI

II. BREUER co. ProprietOrs Franklin St
HAVING leased the above well known house
/ L which has been newly furnished throughout
respectfully ask for share ofthe public patronage
good STABLE is kept in connection with the
house, where stock will be well provided for Silly
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NOTICES..
CTATE OF WISCONSIN,,
y Ma mftoWoc County, }SS.


OWEN HUNTER,
Defendant.
To Owen Hunter, defendant above named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, of which a COPY is
herewith served upon you, and to serve COPY of
your answer on the subscribers ar their office in the
city of Manitowoc in the County of Manitowoc and
State OF Wisconsin within twenty DAYS after the
service hereof exclusive of the day OF such service
and II you fail TO answer the complaint as4orcsad
the plaintiff viii apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Manitowoc, Wis, April goth. 1875
WHITE Il FORREST.
Plaintiff Attorneys. ManitUwoc Wis
To the defendant Owen Hunter.
Take notice that the complaint in this action
ioSether Win the summons OF which the foregoing
Is copy was filed iii the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Manitowoc County at the CITY of
Aanitowoc in said County and State, on the 18Th
day OF June. A. ID. 49, S-SR,y
Dated MantoWOc, June 18th. 1875
WHITE * FORREST.
Plaintiff Attorneys Mantowoc Wis
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SHERIFFiS SALE.
CaRCUIT COURT. MANITOWOC

GEORGE PANKRATZ and
CHRISTIAN ScHocH,
against
JOHN EwEEr.
BY virtue Of an execution issued ont ofthe Circuit
Court OF hanitowoc County. in the above entitled
action. aud to me directed and delivered / bsve
levied on the dwelling house standing on Lot No.
sixteen (16,) in Block three hundred and twenty
nine (2al in the city and county of Manitowoc and
state OF Wisconsin and also on the interest John
Ewert had In Lot No. sixteen. Block three hundred
and twenty nine t29l in said city of Manjtowoc on
the 18th day of July 1874. or has since aQuired in
said above described Lot-whch / shall expose for
sale and sell TO the highest bidder at public aucIon
at the Sheris Office in the Court House in the city
OF MaDliowoc, Vision the oath day of July. 1873 st
10 O'Clock in the forenoon
GREENE < NASH, A, WITTENBERG.
Plfs Atty. Sheriff of Manifowoc county.
STOW BY p. MULHoLLAND.
Under Sheriff.
Dated Msnitowoc. Wis, June 10th, 1875
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR. All goods made by
] the subscriber are warranted to fit the form
Prices, reasonab e, and am bound 10 please those
who give me their custom. Shop on York Street
two doors West of the Windiate House 1244ly
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WISCONSIN MOUSE.

JERE DALEY, Proprietor cor. of 9th and Jay St.
THIS is q new House and well fitted mp with all
L modern Improvements. good STABLE is al so
Kept in connection with the house. 100
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MERCHANT TAfLORS.
CElAKIES SCIaAEFER.
WILLIAM LYNCH.

LASH1ONABLET AILOR,has removed TO Buffalo
u street. two doors West OF f. X. & E. H. Randi
Hardware Store. All work warranted well done and
to fit. IL D. "
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j l.. MlLIER Proprietor, cor. Chicago and 7th st
4 LARGE NEW BARN has been recently built
~ and Will be kept in connection with the house
Iu
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IL Court.
deceased.
Letters of administration in said matter being on
the 18TH day OF May, A D.. 1873. granted To Hannah
Nichols of Rockfand. Manitowoc County Wis and
no one having required the appointment of COM
mlssioners on said estate, it is ordered that the
time OF four months from the date hereof be and
the same is hereby c1iSwed to the said Hannah
Nichols in which to DISPOSE of the estate and pay
the debts and legacics ii the said deceased.
And ii Is further ordered that notice thereof be
given TO the heirs of the said deceased and TO all
persons interested by publishing copy of this or
DER Tor three successive weeks in the Msnitowoc
PILOT aweekly newspaper published at ths city and
County of Manitowoc Wis
Dated Manitowoc. Nav 10th 1875 By the
Court. T. G.. OLMSTED County Judre
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MARTIN HEWITT, Proprietor, Commercial St
lew Mouse and new Barn. the best of accommo-
~ uatuns at moderate prices. o551y
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4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
~ COURTS of different States for deserrion,
etc. No publicity required No charge until d.
vorce granted Address.
4 HOUSE, Attorney 1a4 Broadway y. T.
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THAT college boys are susceptible
beings. every one knows, but we hardly
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J.. G. OVIATT. N. ID.
D. f. PRITCHARD, m. ID,
DENTISTS.
UEN 1878.
DIR. a. u. PATCHEN.

DENTlSr OFFICE IN SHERMAN'S NEW
IL building. on 9Th street, Mantowoc, WisS
Particular attention given 10 all the different
branches of the profession and all work warranted
sSTeeth extracted without PAIN. 124ily
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MUSICAL.
q. BlELING.

PROFESSOR of Music. will give lessons in Vocal
l. and Instrumental Music in the city of Manito-
woo and at Two Rivers. Residence on 9Th street.
near the court House. 1244ly
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FOTEi. AND BOARDING ROUSE,
F. ZEMAN, Proprietor, cor. Buffalo and Main St.
S26-lv
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HARDWARE, STOVES, Etc.
PAUL LEURNEK

raul LEBbNEK,
hEALER in all kinds of Stoves and Hardware
~ and Manufacturer of Copper, Tin and Sheet
iron ware, York street. North Side, Manitowuc.
12'44-ly