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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13
(Gtngefanbt.)
1eanerion, s. @Opember 1875.


Gm bpten Seae Grerteiltsen fstertea mir
Ia Senberfon etn fd6nss Sen. Der 5rd.
rrdrbisRe gtf&of SD. 9. Graes frmte l40
&tnesr unb etntse GrwaGfene, unter benen
aud bret GOnpHtttsn f6 bsfanben. Mm
Spnntas Dor BEN Acknowledgements wetbte
Der 6o&w. 8tf&of bic f66ne une aierli& sr.
baute &irGe RON Seffenlan NIB eth, 100.
rauf er bann Der ndmliHen Mn3abl Eirm.
hinge, wis Ia 9enterfcn, bic tl. Etrmuns
erttstlte, unter benz geifetn elmer srosen
gOltsmsRse.
Geeen rter ntr RaGntttaas psrltee Der
6OGw'Re BtiGof SsGenlanb. beslettet BON
ben Srtefern betber @emetnben unS fam
essen 5 utr mad &tnbericn, no ttn stel
Bolt unh a1e Strultnse srworteten, bic Ia
f&SnRer Orenuns untsr Der 9eituns Der
eaweaern ber &rtRltHen 3tsbes ben Ober.
birttn sum ,pfarrbaufe beslettetsn. Am
Sage Der 81. Strmaas ielbf soften ate
Strmltnse In @rcasiicnscrbnans ben9p6w.
Bii6cf ab uns bsslstteten tbn unter @elans
unb Gebet CUR Sir6e. Die Rtr&e felbR
ma fealiG sef&mldt, DEFENDERS CAB Der
fNSn eeecrtrte altar 3eusnts BON ber
9unRferttstett Der S&peRsrn Der GriRtt&su
2tebe.
Der ean3e Ginbrud Der Stride ftmmts
a1e 3eraen Der Mnrreienben gum FL. @ebete
unb CAB Der I'll. 9anhlans bes BtiGpfsa
fein rartepcuts Gelette. Der 6O6plr.
Stsfe Stl6cf ttelt fsterltGes 9oGamt unt
mad bemftlben ttelt er etne feb, f6Sne grs'
btSt an BITE Strmlinse une an bas Bolt. Gl
bewtes tn tur3eu, aber febr itDn 8ewabltsn
uab lcstf6sn @dsen bic nnverdnberliGtett
Der tatbUltiGsn &eltstCn; CT bewtes ftla
9enb bte abfUlute NDtbwenbtsfett Der pcr
Stus TX. ertldrten @laubensarttfel - BIT
unbsfsdte Gmpfdnents unb bic Snfantbilt
tdt-unh setste aud benz @olfe, wte btef
Wlaubensarttfel 10 alt ais unfere StrG'
felbt ietsn, unb wte fe iaon BITE Mpcfel uni
BITE erFen Gprifen Dbne 3wetfe1 &C.
slaubt taben.
N0&mtttass mar feierltGe geiper uni
Sessrs NIT benz @c&rarstsfen Suite. Nad
Der geissr beiu6te Der 9O6wirbtaaegtf6o
bic S4ale, 100 tbm bic GGulttnber einia
9Smnet faasea, unb tbn In etnisen Ga
fprdGen ais rtItCmmenen Sberttrten Re
arIbten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13
nnter8an8 eimes S6iffes.
Cine i&redlt9e nuaIadsbptl@aft brtnat 70

Cine fGreflt9e 1neIidsbctl@aft brtnet fol-
senOe Dspei&e:
Seattle Waibtnstpn EerrtOrs. T. Nus.
Die Daily DtspatG empTus bsute gormit-
tag fcIssuee Spssialbtpsi&s bon port SUpn'
lenp:
Das autsritanii&e S&if Mefenaer reI&es
beute bier anfaua, brtnst bic @a&rtGt spn benz
liutersanse bes Dampfsrs waetTe, Der, DOrisen
Dcunerstas 9 l1br MOreens gteturta S~erIa1sn
bate unb nod an berielben Gage, UNI s ubr
abenos suansis @etIen iibIt9 pom Sap Glat.
terY iGeiterte.
Der sInstse l1eberIebenbe, 5enrs 6. Sels
trifb auf etnent Gtide bes @teuerbdusGens
umtsr, bis CT Samfas @ormtttng unt 10 tttr
scn @s6enser rtebr tcbt ale lebenbte an gOrb
%eenDmuen purbe. CT III NOD 30 eriGSpft, nm
bic Ginselbetten Der 8atafrOpbe mit3utbeilen.
Gs b%efanOen Ed auBer tbnt 1903 YeriOnsn auf
BEN unsliidLi&en Dampfer, bic ietnen ansaben
3uf0lse aIe ertrunten 1nb:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Ane N%nerfennuns mue aud benz @efans.
dor unter Der 9situns tes &errn u. @robe
seaoIt iperben. Der tc&wl.btsRe 8tf9Oi
fprad feline s6lise 3ufriebenteit aus lber
bas Bolt ron 3entetfCu. l1nb Hter mar
ptefe 3ufrietentett cine n%ottwenbtee Sclee
rcn BEN, ~as bas opferwtntse Bolt sslstRet
bate. Der 6c&rarbisfe 8tfGcf fanb
ndmlt& etae fG0ne Stride. Elm itSnesyfarr.
taus unb etne ietr CUTE @6ule unter Der
eettuns Der cbeA erwGtnten @Gwefern
tur3 er fanh Gass. mas su elmer gut fattolt'
i6en GsmetnSe sstOrt. Srlts bebbalb etne
In Der 8tlbniB rcbnerbe fattoltfHe Samts
lie stRen snten Ylae winiRen, NO etne CUTE
&trGe uno S&ule III, 70 TT 9enberlon Der
freuneliGe Gtnlater!
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! Smldaott9e Na9rt9tea.
81 r6It6es .,

Die SsrafIag hes bOGm. P. Glemeni
Stanb ats Srtcr Der 8enebtetiner Mbtei ct
9ubwts a nj See, tn Stearns COUNTY
Ipurbe Uprtse @c&e bier tril befannt. ale
infer 8latt teretts sshradt NOR. Gettter
bat iG btefe NaGrtGt befdtiSt. gum srcsen
2etbwefen Der ttsfsen esutihen tatbclif4sn
@emftnbe. wel&e felt elmer lansen&sits ron
Satren @elesentett bate. bic tsrSDrrasen'
ben Gtseul&aften bes %senannten Srtefers.
ais Seeliorssr, ais &atbseber unb Wcbl'
ttdtsr In trlbsn, wis In tstteren Sasen bod
taf&deen. Go to baber feline retertretbune,
tpenn MIR fasen, cdb Der Gtnbrud, welhen
bic plOstt6e &bberufuns tes bc6w. P. Sic.
mems In bteFssn 8retfen terpOrtraGte. tetn
onbersr mar, ais eerienise. wel&er fH betm
9Geiben zines eeltsbten unb peretrten So.
mtttrntauptss funb etsbt. Die 3brduen.
mslGs itm na&sewstnt uerbsn. finS 9arsen
Der tnntSaen Anbdnsliftett fstnsr Nfarr.
timber an tbren tbeuren @eelenttrten.
@uf Der anbernS Bette tR bic aussetGnuns,
pslGe ben, bC&w. P. Clemens 3u She'll a.
rcreea III bar& bic Serufuns sur Gbrsnaeas
zines Vrtprs Ger .iunsen Abtet MtAnefcta's
3uslet& etne ertebsnbe Gnerfennuns berfel.
ben eelen GtsenlGaftsn zen Sette fetnerOr.
beRs Sberen. P. Glsmsus pertaulGt nur
etne 8lrpe NIT elmer anbereu, bic .9ermal.
tuns elmer nod jusentltden Srteus unb
8tlrunss' &ufalt. pte ttefe &btst, nimmt
bic SOGe&raft etrss riftSen unb etnflGttsen
gUraanpes tn &nfpru6. @6ss Der neue
@trfunestrets fsssnsreiAe 8rl6ts brtn.
GEN.
Gls letnen NaGfClssr bssribsn MIR fetnen
Srbeusbrubsr boom. P. Salsntin stimrt.
let, pel&er. benz &ufe feines Sberen Tolse
letfenr, bic 0ettuns unierer @emetnbe abtr.
Aatnt. Yater galsnttn 1T bier fetnespess
eth 5rembltne. Sttn pom befen Grfplse
eefrbntes unb fesensrsidss Wrrten In anbe.
rem Stetlen bss Staa:es bat Tim ben wDtl.
begranbeten &uf zines ebenfo cpferunss.
fdttgen wie umf&tisen unS bic gerumfdn.
bunsen irCtt e~rrdeenben SselfCrsers erppr.
ben, unb bic berrltGen @cttestdufer, tpelGe
untsr fetner Qettune 3u ct. @enbel unb ct.
&usufa In s@tsarns County benz Dtsnfs
beS aImd&ttsen errt9tet wurben, fnb et'
rensp1e Dentmdler FER tbatfr6ftt0en glrtett
bteles @rtelers. pelGer NIT pd!erlt6en
WctlwUaen fetner reuen @emetnbe entse .
genfCmutt. I'm Tore Gnselessnbetten etnem
secetblt&en 3tsie s:3ufltren. Setns @uf>
gate SebSrt ntdt ~ ben lsi&ter Eaeesrers
fen, unb bic qaf, melGe er 3u tyasen lber.
nOmmen Bat , erfCrtert Utne 3wetfel farte
S6ultern. Gas Gntsesentpmmen elmer
Upferwl1tssnS emetnbe m0se tbm bic f6rrtes
rtse Gufsabe erletdtern. sppflr bic bette
@ewdtr bartu gsaeten tf, ba6 seseafttttses
ridtaltlUfss @srtrauen bte gabn boau
ebnet.
9oGtp. P. 4nrsn Gap Jet, felt Sabren
btsr unp an anesren StatiOnen tn err Seel.
forge tbdtts, BAT ebeRfaIs ben @anberfob
ersrtFsn, UNI mad benz &ufe fsines Srbenss
Sbsren In Nlbanp, .Stearns County, etnsn
reuen @%irfunsstrete ~ ibernetmen. uns
germ trsnnteu bic 3ablret6en Sreunbe GG
pom tim, keren@unf4 90 1T, bab Ct aud tn
Der Terne tbrer 1ebenfen rtDae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Sn2tma Der Rauptfabt BON Seru. bat
jtstiHen ben 9~arteiedneern tes &bulirols
Rcnterc uub bes General Trabo eth butt.
ger S~traeentampf ifattsefurten, tn tpslGem
ntetrere Der Ssetlnebnaer 9etDbtet unb ptele
serrunbet rurben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13
@Dber bat Die Gtabt ct. Naut
ID en- Namen?

Der iinsisn Drummer bee g. OGenblat'
tee BON Gbteasc entaebmsn MIR fOlsenbe
tDGf interefante @ttttetluns:
&m SRlt&en tfer ees n0reltGen gQifFf
ippt'5 trcmes im @taate Rtnaefota, lteet
etne auftlatenbe stabt, 81. @uul. Mbsr
muir wentse Burger berfsltsn pe-bsn, rte ~
cermutben III, ben urlprun8 besHamens ber-
felben fsnnen. Rad BEN apUfOlif6en 8rte'
fen scmSatre 1914. burh welGe Der bOHw>
fe @err 9ennt gum gtf9pf ucn Mtlwautse
ernannt waree, umfabte ietne DtS3sfe bic
Ssrrttcrisn Wisepnfn unb Ntnnefcta. On
isner 3eit mar bios Gin Yrtefer NIT Der
Seelicrse fur aue 3atbolitsn tn benz srsBsn
2errttortum Ntnnefota betraut, gater Sal.
tier, BON Geturt etn SranaOfe, unp fpdter
@eneraluiear bss tCHw'fsn BiiGofs 6ennt.
Batter @altier pobnts tn Vratrte bu Gtten.
100 ey ver etwa apDlf Sabren ftarb. SGUn
Dor benz Sabre lS47 sriinhete Der eenannte
RtflcnGr etne NtiFUn am MtnnefCta.
cosr ct. Yeters.Glub, wsl4e CT ct. Yetsrs
btss.
untsrpsFen tatten fH..Ganabter. natarltt
&atbcltfen, an benz rcmantti1en Vlase am
Sflt&en ufer bss @tiGfRppt, nt9t fsbr nett
Son..Sort Sneains, nteberselafen, NO fe nit
ben Snbtanern Selstanbel trtebsn. Dtsis
Ganaoter pini@tsn cine. tempordre GtrGe
'peer ptelmebr etne 8apsGe fur fatbcltlden
Gcttesptenf 81 baueR. Batter Galtter
panrte tG beetalt an fetnen 8ifdof
UNI Grlaubnte gum 8ausn elmer fol9en
unO pini6te su sletber !3stt 3u utFsn, In
re0sn Namen ttefe 3.peae sepetbt rperben
lcIe.
9tiGuf9ennt erwteberte einfa&: .Daste
etnen ct. Tetrus taten. 70 laGsn Gle i'm
ntht setrennt fetn Soa Ct. gaulus. Rennsn
ste ete 8apefe Ct. pauls." 60 ssfGab
es. Srdter t6rtsn bic Anfsbler BON fetneu
anheren Ramen unb aud bic germefer,
wel6e bic gi1ase unb bic 9taet ausleeten,
fGrieten biffen Nanen auf tire &arten.
ct. 9aul bat mebrere tauftnb Rattclt-
fen, trldneif9er, beutfGer, frun36RfGsr unD
pclnifder &btunft, cine frrmme unt eifrise
@etftlidfett unb etnen, einss ApcRels mir.
btesn Sterbtrten.
@erbunren NIT 3inneapclts wtrb ct.
Yaul nod etn ietr wtGttssr Yias wsrbeu.
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OVNueFVoW. QE. ycutpp JdeDO JClepp
&Cbertfcn, pelGer bic Dor bret Satrsn ale
Yrebtser Der Gptstcpat.9 sete In Nttwautte
funstrt tat, 10 tn Gnslanbs 6aurtiaSt,
2pnbOn. In ben sGcob Der @uttertirHe ia.
rldsefetrt. SIN Der 8trde Der PIP. Oratc.
ttansr iGwcr er feline SrrttInsr al unb EN-.
ping oas Der 9anS tes Cardinals Nanntns
eas tl. Satrament Der Strmune. 9err
Robertfen ssbentt In gdlee mad Rtlwaufee
a%uridjutebren, UNI bort TN SatsrsFe Der al
letn wutren 8trns tbdtis 81 fetn.
GteBoa. Der bcdp'fe ST. Gr3btf6cf
glanGet BON Oregon IL Der dltsfe gtf6Of
In Mmertfa. CT nar am 5. September 1895
tn Qnebee. Canada. 9eborsn, tf fclelid In
fetnem aGttsasn e~ebensiatr unb bloe bret
Sabre unb Stsr ROnate ilnssr ole Der
@apf. SIN Sabre 1888 purbe CT NIT nod
etnem yrtefer pom 6rn. 8ifHof BON &eb.
&tuer mad Oregon s%efanbt. mas bau,als
NOD etne% SofadnbtSe Dtlbnt5 mar, bic nun
aber blatenben Gentinbeu Ylas MAIDEN
rauete. CT tam NIT blcs einem afRfenten,
tat ober nun vter Sufrasan.G tfGSe ans
etn fletnes Seer sOn etfrtssn yrtsRerp.
slns &aibiustea beriGtet bic tattstifHe
gOltsyttuns @eldes punberbare sdaS'
ipiel srbttden MIR nt9t tn berGinbstt Der Ia.
tbpltfGsn 8elistcnl @tr batten@ elssentstt
felt stntsen Senntasen Ia Der ct. Sofepbs.
RtrAe babter, felbR unter ben @asen Der
&esteruns. ete san3e SG0nbett anb Stefe
etelss @ebanfens in Der 3bat Serptstlt1i
40 lebeu. I'm Dem etnen Sonntag fater
mir ben toGw. P. 8aualeiter brei Snetaner
pie ais etne ats,fanbtf6aft Der vasbtc .Sn.
btansr pssen alter &eGte tierterseteu, men
In ben rGreerfen Stubl Der &trGe fatren,
I'm benz anbern @crntas III es Der iune'
nautbtse Sduptltns Der Gttppewa's NIT fet
neu Bestettern. rpel1e ebenfads tbr anse.
fammtes ReHt setf& en-, Der wteber In bt'
STRIDE beslettet tpirb. Gle aae rerfeber
unfere Spra&e tes 9srjens unb un
perwiRli4en Glaubens, tas MGe, pel&e bel
fattclti&en air6s ansebSren, lbsraa uni
INNER bafslte slaubsn. 9te erfennen al
tenn 3e;Gen bes 6reuses, bas MIR TIRE uni
te unfere graber Tne. lGnblt1 am leetel
9cnntas, ben "a. Sttcbsr, mar 60 ct. CT
ee1en8 Der faifsrlt6. fOntsliG' Oherseif&.ut
sartf6e Getanbte, Graf be Scpcs, Der mt
feiner @ematltn In berlelbsn Stride, an Der
felten eteae aud tenielben Gtauben OTeRt
lid tefannte. SIT nun arss bieles bios ct
pas 3ufSltses. pber ltest niGt ptelmehr ba
rtn Der iGSnfe 8ewets: nAIe 3atbolitel
Der sanaen Grbe, Oh aFatsn pbsr gmsritu
ner, pb Gurcpder, Afritaner pbsr Mufraliel
alauten INNER unb lberan has Cine un
bafelbe.
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We cali the special attention of customers to
Retail Price List, given below, which is lower than
New York Chicago List.
We carry enormous stock of all the regular
leading brands and able to furnish the Retail
Trade of the entire Northwest.
If our out OF Town Customers cannot do as ell az
home, VIC shall be pleased to supply them
Mail orders will be filed promptly.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-13

AT Chiffon, on Saturday, one-armed
soldier, named George Miller, came into
the bar-room of the New Holstein Hotel
and deliberately shot the proprietor,
John Nanns. The ball penetrated the
left eye and passed out at the back of
the neck. The. murderer then left the
room, and meeting Henry kuehls, the
hostler, shot him also, the ball passing
through the jaw. The murderer then
proceeded to the cemetery, near by, and
closed the tragedy by shooting himself
through the head. Nanns and Miller
cannot recover, but Kuehl's wound,
though painful, is not dangerous. The
cause of the murder was law suit be-
tween Nanns and Miller, about a board
bill which the latter owed.
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Additional particulars from the wreck
OF the Schiller, state that the steamer is
firmly seated on rock, and will not
fall off into deep water. Although it is
difficult to approach the wreck now,
there will be many days in the summer
when salvage can be effected. There
was hfebelt In every one of the
Schiller's berths when the disaster oc-
CURED, and Capt. Thomas gave orders
that one should be fastened to every
woman, but the women were drowned
by the heavy sea. Nearly hundred
bodies have been recovered. The in
quest over the bodies recovered, resulted
in verdict of accidental drowning.
The remains of Henry Friend, of Mil
waukee, have been found and identified.
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Adopted; ayes IL, nays 0.
Aid. Barnes submitted the following:

Resolued, That committee consist
ing of the Chairman of each ward be
appointed to take into consideration the
feasibility of establishing fire limits IN
this city, and report to this Board at its
next meeting.
Adopted.
On motion the matter in regard to
paying rail road bonds, now due, was
referred to the Committee on Assess
ment and Finance. Also suggestions Of
the City Attorney in regard to establish
ing dock lines was referred to the same
committee.
On motion the Council adorned for
one week. to May II, 1875, at = P. NJ.
F. ". BoRCHERDT, City Clerk.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

Our brother, August Schuette, having
5 shis day become partner in our mer-
x=sntlle business, therefore, our firm will
Hereafter be conducted under the name
szna style of J. SoHUETTE BRoTHERs.
Thanking our customers and the public
: sn general for the large patronage ex-
tsssnded to us so far, and hoping. that the
same be transferred to the new firm, We
reznain truly yours
JOHN & FRED. SCHUETTE.
Nanitowoc, March Is, 1875.
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A. D. JONES,
w. HYDE,
II. s. DIXON.

The party was well received along the
ss7tire route and express themselves as
waI pleased with the trip. at Winona,
usrery attention that could add to the
xsasasure and comfort of the party, was
SHOWN All of the party, except the
! View London delegation, arrived here
East evening and took rooms at the
Waverly House, where they were wei
@.9n,ed by some of our influential citi-
seas and duly serenaded. They left
aere this morning for Manitowoc.
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A DETROIT dispatch announces that
the steambarge Superior, which cleared
from Chicago week ago Monday even
ing, passed through the Straits of
Mackinac last Thursday-the first boat.
The following table shows the dates of
the opening for twenty-five years past:
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allowed ID full:
C. 6nudson, 5 200 election services.
f. Bonin LOO int. in Police Court.
Geo DusOld, 600 services as ST. Com 4.
Chas. MenSch, 21.00 salary and keeping
holes open in ice.
G. W. Gibson, $500 services as S.. CoIn'r.
Allowed as reported; ayes IL, nays O..
The Committee on Assessment and
Finance recommend that the list Of
stamped certificates received from the
County Clerk, and allowed by the Coun-
ty Board Nov. 25, 1874, be put into the
tax roll and charged to the property to
which they belong.
The report was adopted !; ayes II,
nays 0.
Bonds and oath of Office of r. Sniffn,
Justice of the Peace, in the Second
Ward, were on motion accepted and ap-
proved.
The license bonds of J. Dubitsky, j.
Fischel, J. Schapert, G.. Hartwig, F.
Zeman, F. Schultz, G. Holtzknecht, W.
Cllesick, II. r. Somers, A. Selsemier,
G. Karnofsky, E. Weinschenk, ".
Sweiker, A. Burlzard, V. Wegfarth, W.
Stephan, L. Swokofsky, L. Jahns, J.
Bibinger, I. 'Stancel, G. Gauger, G.
Ingrish, W. Herman, A. Pasewalk, j.
Ho-er, F. Rudolph. W. No]lau, Ed.
Woerfel, M. Kettenhofen, P. W. Wei
boldt, E. SCHNEIDER, NJ Wirth, G. Beers,
F. Sixta. J. A. Tool, f. Kostomlatsky,
A. Pfeffer, J. Miller, A. Schmidt, J. G.
Bahrs, 81. Bruer & Co., F. Muench, w.
Krenick, W. Fochtman, Ell. Drewsen, G.
X ,ebke, were referred to the commit
tee on license.
The Committee on Railroads make
the following report:
Your committee on Rail Roads, as per
instruction of this Board proceeded to
Milwaukee and cast the vote for the city
on it's S75, 900 stock, but failed to get
any offer for said stock. Your commit
tee herewith present letter from the
President of the Milwaukee Lake Shore
& Western r. r. Co., showing what
said company desires, which we recon-
mend be referred back to the said Rail
road committee, to ascertain all the legal
bearings, and to report on the same at
the next meeting on this Board. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
p. JOHNSTON,
J. W. BARNES.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MAN1Towoo, May 10th, 1875.

NIANITOWUC, my TUT, 1910
Council met pursuant toadjournment.
Present, Mayor A. d. Jones, Alder
men Bleser, Gelbke, Harris, Johnston,
Raymond, Torrison, Wits, Knickrehm,
Barnes, Cock and Prochaska.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The petition of c. Dobbert and others
was referred to the committee on rail
roads.
The petition of a. Truman and others
was referred to the committee Of the
Third " ard.
The following claims were presented
and raf .rrad.
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and ref erred /:

TIE following claims were referred
back with recommendation that they be
allowed In full:
c. 6nudson, 200 election services.
F. Bonin LOO int in Police Court.
Geo DusOld, 600 services as ST. COmr.
Chas Mensch, 21.00 salary and keeping
holes open in ice.
q IN Services fEII /.
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tDaiIy except Sunday. SDaly except Saturday
Supper. Breakfast.
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APPLETON, Wis, May Z, 1875.
J. W. Barnes, Esq, Manitowoc,
p. JOHNSTON,
J. w. BARNES.

APPLETON, Wis, May Z, 1875.
J. ". Barnes, Esq, Manitowoc,
Chm. r. r. Com.
DEAR SIR Your communication of
the 5th has been received, and in reply
I beg to say that our company desires to
secure the privilege of laying track in
Franklin street from 18th street to Main
street, across Main street to Quay street,
through Quay street to the lake, and to
use steam tn 9reupon.
This Will be necessary to enable us to
do the business which the proposed con-
nections and extension of our road will
give us in your city.
Yours respectfully,
Z. w. RHETNLANDER,
Prest. NJ. L. S. & w. r. r. Co.
On motion report was adopted; ayes
10, nays 1. (Gelbke.)
On motion, same was placed on file.
On motion, Council proceeded to
ballot for night Waterman in the 18th
ward, and on the first ballot M. Doolan,
having received majority of all the
votes cast, was declared duly elected at
a salary of $300.00per annum.
The report of J. O'Hara, serveyor.
was referred to committee OF LIST and Sd
wards.
An ordinance relating to the licensing
of shows, exhibitions, &C., was referred
to committee on ordinance.
Communication of F. Seeger, Chief
Engineer, notifying the City Council Of
the semi-annual review of the Fire De
partment, was placed on file.
The Mayor submitted the following
as the amount drawn upon the poor
fund, commencing the 10th of April
1875, to May 1st, 1875: First Ward
S22. 90; Second Ward, $1,000; Thir6
Ward, $500; Fourth Ward, $500.
On motion the report was adopted an6
placed on file.
The petition of Fleigler, Wahle
Co., to have the river dredged, wa.
granted; ayes IL, nays 0.
AID. Gelbke submitted the following
RESOLVED, That the sum of $500 bs
appropriated to John Koebke, bridge
tender ON Main Street Bridge, for extrt
services during the winter.
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F1FrY-sEvEN of the Cheyennes recent
w tried at Fort Sill ware convicted ana
ssentenced TO the Dry Tortugas.
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The body of Isaac Lewis was found
Saturday, near Brigham City. He had
been buried by snow slide since March
Oath.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST
ERIN RAILWAY.

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit, To-
Iedo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
/ Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Rochester, Alba
I ny, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Port
Land, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, ST. Louis,
Cairo, San Francisco. Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City, st. Paul, Marquette,
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Cheyenne,
Omaha, Yankton, Winona, Duluth,
Green Bay, Milwaukee, and all points
North, West, South and East, should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAIL WAY.
Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern, Michigan Central, Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, Kan
kakee Line and Pan Handle Routes, for
all points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and
Central for all points SOUTH.
Close connections are made with the
Union Pacific r r. at Omaha for all
far West points.
Close connections are made at june
t1on points with trains ofall cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACECARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all
night trains on all the lines of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these
cars between Chicago and ST. Paul OF
Chicago and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with
the Overland Sleepers on the Union
Pacific Railroad, for all points west of
of the Missouri River.
Among the
In ucements Offered by This Route
to the travelling public are all the modern
improvements Rock and Gravel Ball
asted Track, Steel Rail, Rock and Iron
Bridges, Parlor and Drawing Room
Day Coaches, Smoking and Lounging
Cars, Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes,
Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute
Comfort.
Running thro' Five Great States,
and operating over 1000 miles of road,
this Company presents to the traveller
facilities that ARE NOT and CANNOT be
offered by any Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets
via this route.
If you wish the best travelling accom-
odations, you will buy your tickets by
this route, and Will take no other.
MARVIN HUGHrTT w. II. sTENETT,
Genl superintendent. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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COMFORTABLE SLEEPING CARS
Attached to all Night Trains.

NNECTIoNS
Ar WisWauk ae-With Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul, and Western Union Railways
At PlylnOuth-WithS heboygan Fond du Lac
Railway for Fond du Lac and Sheboyg gan.
At Green Bay-With Green Bay and Minnesota
Railway, for New London, and Chicago N w.
Railway for points North.
At Am In orSt JunctiOn-With Green Bay and
Minnesota Railway, for Grand Rapids, and points
West.
At Junction t;ity-With Wisconsin, Valley
Railway, for Wausau.