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, 1875-08-12

DIApHRAGMATIc HERNIA - A
REMARKABLE CAsE.-An antop-
sia in the case of Fl. G. Ander-
son, who died at the Seattle Hos
pital on Sunday night, was made
by DR.. Weed, twelve hours after
death, with the following result.
Drs. Sparkling, Baker and Cal
houn being present:
On opening the body nearly
all of the anterior and superior
portion of the left pleural soc
was found to be occupied by an
abscess, evidently Of long stand
ing and only partially filled with
pus; and a loap of intestine
the transverse colon = about
twelve inches in length, was
found protruding through the
diaphragm and adherent to it
together with a portion of the
cardiac end Of the stomach. The
abscess was found to communi
cate with the loap of intestine
and had evidently discharged its
contents through it into the
bowels. Fecal matter was also
found in the cavity Of the chest
The heart was found displaced
from it's normal position on thu
left side, having been forced t.
the right by the distension o
the abscess and the protrusion o
the intestine within the cavity
The lung was found collapsed
and forced back against the pos
terror wall of the chest.
, 1875-08-12

In SUPREME CoURT.-The cases
disposed Of by the Supreme
Court at the July term, 1S75,are
as follows:
From the 1st District, 2 cases;
one affirmed. one dismissed.
From I'd District, 2 cases; one
affirmed; one affirmed in part
reversed in part.
From Sd District, II cases
one affirmed on the Mandate OF
the U. S. Supreme Court; 2 at
firmed, 4 reversed, 3 dismissed
2 settled:
J. C. Mann, ct. al, VS.. c. ID
Young, ct al: Dismissed or
Mandate.
L. S. Rogers VS.. J. B. Comley
ct al. Affirmed.
Martin -Schmieg vs.. Void Bro
theirs. Affirmed.
John J. McGilvra VS.. Martll
Mcmahon. Affirmed.
Abraham II. Garrison VS.. Viii
liam B. Cheney, ct al. Reversed
' Seattle Coal and Transporta
ton Co. VS.. Thomas Lewis. Re
versed.
King County VS.. John Collins
Reversed and remanded for a new
trial.
, 1875-08-12
News Items

T Salemites gave Mr. Hammond on
ly Sl61 for his services there.
T DR.. Woodruff's store in Roseburg
had $3.50 distracted from the drawer.
n Wheat at Albany. 81; oats up to
Coo, eggs 15c, and butter at same figure.
wA Durham calf, owned by Mr..
Asher Sargent, of Thurston county, re-
Gently weighed. when two days old, 119
pounds.
~ Willamette Engine Company. of
Portland, celebrated the twenty-second
anniversary of its organization. on the
Sd inst.
T Prescott, Arizona, is without pro-
lection, the constable and two police
officers being under arrest for stealing a
lot of government mules.
w VIM. Matson, a sailor. having
been adjudged insane bv the Probate
Court OF Kitsap County. was taken to
the Steilacoom Asylum last week.
II A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Territorial Woman's Suf-
frage Association is called for Aug. 21,
1875, at o'clock P. NJ, at the residence
of Mrs. A. H. Il. Stuart. Olympia.
T A turtle was captured, last week,
on the plains near Steilacoom, and was
recognized by man who eight years ago
marked the turtle with his name and
sat it at liberty. The name was still
plainly visible on the turtles SHE'LL
Express.
T A man who had been working for
B. W. Dunn, at North Yamhill, helped
himself to SIS belonging to 3 fellow
laborer, and revolver and some cloth
ing to Mr.. j. Shelton, last Monday
night, and then sloped for parts un-
known.
n As little daughter of Mr.. W. P.
Dunham, of Roseburg. was going to
the spring with her little brother, she
stepped upon q rattlesnake and was bit.
ten two different times. Medical aid
, 1875-08-12
MARRIED.-At the residence of

MARRIED.-At the residence OF
the brides parents, in Port Gam
BILE, Aug. 9th, 1875, by Rev. John
F. Damon, Charles w. Smith
chief engineer of steamer Cyrus
Walker, and Amanda E., second
daughter Of Hon. J. T. William
son, all of Kitsap County. The
printers were literally remem-
bered.
The bridal party arrived here
last evening by the steamer Fa-
vorite and were met on the wharf
and welcomed by large numbers
of their friends. They are stop
ping at the residence of W. c.
Smith, Esq, where they are to-
day receiving friends. Charley
has many friends in Seattle, but
none can give himself and bride
more cordial congratulatlon than
than our entire Office force DO.
, 1875-08-12

COUNTY CoMMIss1oNERs.-The Board
of County Commissioners adjourned
yesterday. after o session of one week.
There main proceedings we're as follows;
On petition of L. Green, a road was
granted to commence at White river on
the section line of secs. II and - in T.
%, Il. E, thence to intersect the pres
ert county road at Sol. Green's old
claim.
Reviewer report for road from
Mercer's addition to Lake Union ac-
cepted.
Reviewers report for road running
down the bluff from White to Black
river rejected.
1t was ordered that the Auditor lease
to John Searley the S. E. of sec. 36,
I. %, N. r. E., for 3 years at SO pei
year.
II. II. Miller leases the Duwamish
river ferry for three years at $12 per
year.
Contract for building an. addition to
the Jail awarded to D. F. Ball, for $133'
Or cred. that $500 in scrip be allowed
to build road from Stuck to White
river.
Ordered, that suit be commenced by
the Commissioners of King County
against A. Macintosh to recover certain
property in King County.
| Bills to the amount of 50, ,307 65 al
| lowed.
There were many orders of mincl
Importance made, but the above con-
tains all Of general interest.
, 1875-08-12

s@- The following is the mani
fest of the schooner W. H. Mey
er, IS days from San Francisco
Seattle-Pumphrey n Young
13; S P Andrews, 1O;J W II, 10;
c Mcdonald, So; Crawford 4
Harrington, 200; E Mcfarland
8; A Il N, l; Hall Il Graves, 8
L Reinig, 4; J S G, 4; Schwaba-
cher Bros & Co, 95s; R G Il Co
8; F G, 4; X & E, grain separa
tor; R Abrams, l hearse; E L N
Il Co, IS; c 4 Co, 33; F Il Co, 2
Olympia-170.
Coupeville-57.
Tumwater-33.
Steilacoom-1.
Port Townsend-3.
The Meyer passed the barks
J B Bell and Gem of the Ocear
in the Straits yesterday.
, 1875-08-12
was rendered, but which proved una

was rendered, but which proved una
yailing, for death soon ensued.
~ It is rumored that Negotiations
are progressing between tie Pacific
Mail Steamship Go. and the owners OF
the steamer Olympia, for the purchase
Of that vessel for the Sound and Victo'
ria route, to run in connection with
their steamships for San Francisco
,tanddrd.
~ Sam Hing. the insane Chinaman
from Polt Townsend. was sent down
Sound, ON yesterdays stea mer, IN care
of some of his countryman who declare
it is their intention to ssend the unfor-
innate celestial to his relatives IN the
Flowery ningdom.-Steilacoom Erpre $.
~ The other day one of the work
men employed by the Water Company
to lay pipes down Main street. while at
work in the ditch in which the pipes
were laid, hung his vest, in the pockets
of which were fine silver watch. pencil
and other little trinkets. upon the fence
post by the sidewalk. near where they
were at work. Having closed his labor
for the day, the owner of the vest went
to look for the same, but it was nowhere
IN he found; some thief had taken 1t
away and undoubtedly appropriated the
contents of the pockets to his own use:
1t will require OF least one months hard
labor for The owner to supply the loss.
Olympia Courier.
T At special meeting Of Olympia
and Harmony Lodges. held on Saturday
evening last, the following committees
were appointed to carry out the pro-
eramme for the Masonic Reunion. to
commence on the 16 inst:
Reception Ferry, Billings. Smith,
O'Brien, McMicken, Lowe, Spear, Hay
den, and Lawson.
Grounds-Lowe, Sabin, Harmed, Rab'
beson, and Damon.
Clam Billings, Mack, Steele,
Derr, willoughby. Hale, McKenny
Munson and O'Brien.
BaH--Horr, Smith, Cowles. O'Brien,
Mack, Tarbell, Clark, Fioman. and
Treen.
Decorations --Petherick, Crins, Pra-
ther, Derr, Harmed and Stampp.
, 1875-08-12

PoRr BLAKELY.-The steamer Fanny
Lake has just afriAed from Blakely,
where she has just delivered large
boom of saw-logs: Her officers report the
arrival yesterday of the Cambridge and
Oak Hill. Other vessels are reported
en- route to that mill,
, 1875-08-12
New SAW M1LL.-McAllister's

New Saw MILL.-McAllister's
new saw-mill on White River
consists of a semi-portable Ames
engine and boiler, which cost
$4,000, and a Huntington's por-
table saw-mill, which cost 81, 800.
The mill was put up by F. w.
Baker, jr, from the firm of Baker
4 Hamilton, San Francisco, from
whom the mill was ATTAINED.
, 1875-08-12

MAPs.-We saw this morning
one of S. c. Harris maps Of Sc
attic, that has been Autographed.
1t is correct and fine piece of
craftsmanship. We hear they
are for sale.
, 1875-08-12

A MYSTERY OF OUR TIDEs.-Capt. Law
son, of the coast survey, has kept q
daily tide gate, and says the night be-
fore last and yesterday the tide only rose
and fell IS inches and last night 10 in
ches, at Blakely. but this morning the
tide fell II feet. Old Neptune must
have caught Oh the centre somewhere,
yesterday, as it was nigh high water all
dov
, 1875-08-12

STEAM Scow.-The contract has been
let for a steam scow to be built at Utsa-
lady to carry 200 tons of grain. Her
dimensions are: ITO #. long. "a feet
beam and feet depth of hold. She is
to be in model something like canal
boat. Mr.. Taylor, We learn. is the con-
trac tor.
, 1875-08-12

IMpRovEMENTs.--Yesleris MAX
ing more solid the block of build
ings on the south side of Mill
street opposite the mill, now oc-
cupied by Rube Low, the Ameri-
can Exchange and Mr.. Anderson.
, 1875-08-12

REAL ESTATE. George Rut-
ledge of San Francisco, to Colin
McLea Smith, the undivided
! of N :! offs. /, Sec. BOT %, N.
of r. 6, W. NJ, in King County.
Price, $4,000 Several sales OF
minor Importance were made
and some liens and mortgages
recorded.
, 1875-08-12
New BUSINESS HOUSE.

New BUSINESS HoUsE.-As
will be seen by their advertise
ment in another column, Messrs
S. F. Coombs 4 Co., have an auc-
ton and commission house in
this city and have started out
with quite a rush Of business
We wish them much success in
their new venture. Their place
of business is in the old Alham.
bra building opposite the Tele-
graph Office.
, 1875-08-12

LOST DEER.-General f. Gut
tenburg has lost his deer "a
buck and a doe. Any one
turning them to his yard or Civ
ing information as to their where
abouts will be suitably rewarded
by him at the Cottage by the
Sea.
, 1875-08-12

EsF If our memory serves us
right, we had fire meeting q
week OF so ago. We wander il
the committee have done any.
thing. If they have not they
should hyack before it will be
too late. -
, 1875-08-12

s1- Zephyr arrived last eve
ming from Snohomish, via Muk-
elteo. She brought among her
passengers Hon. E. c. Furguson
and wife. She left again this
morning at 8 tor Olympia, with
a large passenger list.
, 1875-08-12

REAL EsTATE.-Bond for deed,
w. NJ. Howard to NJ. Hutchin-
son, lot 3 Blk %, Denny's addi-
ton to Seattle, 1912.
Plat of Seattle Homestead As
sociation filed by Hugh McAleer.
The lands are in Sec. 4, L. "a, N.
r. 4 E, adjoining the Maynard
claim.
, 1875-08-12

M- The Gem of the Ocean is
at Freeport and has not determ-
ined where she will load. The
J. B. Bell and Lizzie Williams
are to load with Seattle coal.
The brig Levi Stevens is now
loading at the Seattle bunkers.
, 1875-08-12

n@ Steamer Fanny Lake ar.
rived last night from Blakely,
bringing a barge loaded with
lumber, and left again this morn
ing to get another load. Col
mans mill cannot supply the de
mand and fill it's orders.
, 1875-08-12

70 We have young printer IN this
city who makes semi-annual trips to
Crab Creek, more theE hundred miles
away. Last March he laid out on the
prairie, ten miles from any house. with
his saddle for q pillow, and six inches
of snow for mattress, and studied
astronomy and wished he knew which
was the north star, so that he might
travel n in the right direction. He is
now on his summer trip, and We hope
he may have better luck this time. not
get lost on the prairie and have to sleep
with his horse ard be serenaded by
coyotes. - Wdlla IVdLd Union.
, 1875-08-12

APPoINTMENT.-C. II. Hanford
has been appointed L. S. Com
missioner for this District, in
place of D. S. Smith, who is held
to be disqualified on account of
his holding County office.
, 1875-08-12

VIsIToRs.-Messrs. Bacon and
Freeman, gentlemen connected
with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, are visiting our city
on business of the company.
, 1875-08-12

n@ Major VIM. Delanty, who
came on the Zephyr last night,
informs us that there is only
about 2 million feet of saw logs
at Priest Point; 1,50O NJ. Of
which are for the Discovery mill.
The Indians are now putting
logs in, and there will perhaps
be no scarcity at the mills again,
for some time.
, 1875-08-12

S. G. & T. Co.-Seattle Coal
Co are now driving piles to en-
large their wharf and bunkers.
They are working on their whole
line of transportation as well as
at the mine, with the intention,
as they say, of putting 500 tons
| in their bunkers at Seattle daily.
, 1875-08-12

POLICE CoURT.-ScoTT, J. P
Territory of Washington vs.. Pc
ter, Ga Claim Indian) drunk and
disorderly. Fined $40 and costs
and in default of payment was
sent on the road to work it out.
, 1875-08-12

@ S7075 was the amount
raised by private subscription
for Mrs. Lawson, whose husband
was lost from the sloop Polly.
DIR. Freeland and Mr.. Firth
presented the money.
, 1875-08-12

SHIPPING. = Alongside our
wharves yesterday, ,Sunday,were
IL steamboats,, 9 schooners and
sloops, two large barks, one brig
and a number of coal scows.
, 1875-08-12

RETURNED.-Fred Snyder ar
rived last night from the Yaki-
ma country, with about 80 head
of beef and 100 sheep. He says
everything looks we'll in Kititas
and Yakima. The road..across the
mountain is in a fearful condi-
ton.
, 1875-08-12

RACE.-The race at the Seattle
track on Saturday was between
s. r. Abrams horse Yakima and
Jas. Collins mare Kitty Lyons.
1t was easily won by the little
mare
, 1875-08-12

LARGE CASTING. The Puget
Foundry is casting a bed plate
for the Tacoma mill that is to
weigh 5000 pounds. They are
crowded with work.
, 1875-08-12

ARRIvALs.-Barkentine Stet-
son arrived at Fort Madison on
Monday night.
Bark Atalanta arrived at Port
Gamble yesterday, and the ship
Roswell Sprague arrived at the
same place on Tuesday.
;: The Aida arrived at five
yesterday with large passen
ger and freight list. She brought
part of the freight from the
steamer Salvador.
Steamer Favorite arrived las
night crowded with passengers
and the mails.
, 1875-08-12

ANOTHER. = An egg may be
seen at the Gem Saloon, meas
uring 81 inches by 81. 1t was
laid by hen belonging to Mr..
J. briggs, of Belltown.
, 1875-08-12

MARRIED.-On Sunday night
at the Catholic Church, by Rev.
F. X. Prefontaine, Martin Mean
.drews to Mary Ann Meaher, all
of Seattle.
, 1875-08-12

MUKELTEo.-Vining, Reinhei-
mer 4 Co., we are informed, took
5000 fish yesterday. Both firms
are catching all the fish they
can take care of.
, 1875-08-12

@ Brig Levi Stevens, Is
davs from San Francisco, arrived
here last Saturday night. She
will load coal at the Renton
bunkers.
, 1875-08-12

FREE LEc1uREs.-Dr.J.L York of San
Jose, CAL, will give course of lectures
on Liberal Topics of Reform, at Yesler's
Hall, Seattle. Opening lecture of the
course on Wednesday evening. August
11th; subject Common Sense Us. Ham
mond," or Natural Religion. Sub
iects for the week are as follows; Thurs
day evening. t. ''How to be Happy"
Friday, Individuality; Saturday,
"Open Questions" Sunday at 1OH
O'Clock, "Inspiration;" Sunday evening,
The Proposed Religious Amendments
to the Constitution Of the United
States" Admission Free; all cordially
invited. Come, and bring your. wife.
In speaking of this gentleman. the
Portland Journal says: ''Dr. J. J. York's
lecture last evening attracted large
audience. The lecturer was both argu-
mentative and witty, and while he ex-
pounded some solid truths ho also af
fected the risibilities of his listeners
As to the lecture we have but few words
to say. While it was not dry. and while
witty it was neither vulgar nor light.
The Doctor talks again to-night, and
we will repeat what we have said before
go and hear him.
, 1875-08-12

DIED-At DIR. Weeds Hospital. last
night, II. G. Anderso D. ship carpen-
ter from Port Blakely. aged 40 years.
He was Russian Finn. A post-mortem
examination was held on his body, the
result of which we will publish o.mor-
row.
, 1875-08-12

na. Revival Services at the
Methodist Episcopal Church to-
night at Z o'clock. All are in
vited.
, 1875-08-12

sA- The schooner Page, Capt.
Brown, left this morning for
Steilacoom for a load of brick
for Port Ludlow mill.
, 1875-08-12

STONE. - The schooner scow
Granger, with stone for one OF
the new banking buildings, ar
rived here last night.
, 1875-08-12

A The bark Windward will
complete her cargo of Seattle
coal on Tuesday and go to sea.
, 1875-08-12

RUNAwAY.-An old gray horse
attached to a saw dust cart and
driven by chinaman. No dam
age done.
, 1875-08-12

asa. Schooner W. II. Meyers
will load with Renton coal and
cottonwood bolts.
, 1875-08-12

nY- Revival Services tonight
at the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Z o'clock.
, 1875-08-12

LosT.-A gold charm smoothing
plane. The finder will deliver
to this office and receive suita-
Bile reward.
, 1875-08-12

For SAN FRANCJsco.--The P. M. S..
s. Co.'S steamer Salvador will leave Vic,
toria for San Francisco, August 18th,
st twelve o'clock, noon.
, 1875-08-12

SALMoN.-The salmon run is over on
the Columbia River. The principals Of
two of the largest fisheries on that river
are here en- route to Mukilteo. where
the run lasts until October and Novem-
Der.
, 1875-08-12
From Daily Of Tuesday.

CoMPLETED.-The wagon road
from Tulalup to Priest Point is
now completed.
, 1875-08-12

BoRN.-In San Francisco, to
the wife of L. w. Kidd, a baby
printer.
, 1875-08-12

LErT--Mr. Al. Pinkham left
last night on the Favorite for
San Francisco.
, 1875-08-12

PIC NIc.-Some four wagons loaded
with some of our German citizens, left
this city Sunday morning and proceeded
up the Duwamish river to one of the
beautiful groves on its margin and had q
Jolly good time.
, 1875-08-12

RA Steamer Politkofsky ar
rived to-day. She is to tow the
bark Windward to sea.
, 1875-08-12

w A large number of law
yers went up to Steilacoom last
night to attend Court.
, 1875-08-12
From Daily OF Monday.

New Scow.-A large schooner
scow is being built at Blakely
for the grain trade, etc, Of Puget
Sound.
, 1875-08-12

observation-disclosures Winged
Racer, Capt. Calhoun, left this
morning for Swinomish.
, 1875-08-12

NEW Scow.-Lumber is being cut for
another scow for the Talbot Company,
be built at Hsmmond's ship-yard.
, 1875-08-12

un. Messrs. Pinkham 4 Sake
are making more room in their
store for new stock of goods.
, 1875-08-12

HOTEL ARE1vALs.-Occidental, 10
United States, 4; New England, Z.
, 1875-08-12

lean Steamer Phantom arrived
from Tacoma this afternoon
making good time and bringing
the rest of Tacoma down.
, 1875-08-12

nsA J. Crist has been appointed
Deputy City Marshal.
, 1875-08-12

A. o. F.-CoURT WASHINGTON.
No. 5885.-The following are the
officers elected for the half wear
from July 1875: Geo. D. Hill,
Chief Ranger; J. c. Grasse, Sub.
Chief Ranger; J. r. Robbins,
Treasurer; R., NJ. Rylatt, Secre-
tary; r. 7. Flynn, Senior Wood
ward; W. Meydenbauer, Junior
Woodward; C. H. Smith, Senior
Beadle; Sam Rey, Junior Beadle; ;
H. B. Bagley, Court Surgeon
+. NJ. Blake, Minute Secretary.
, 1875-08-12

Terry Esta te to Erick Ulin, lots 3 and
8, block 72 in Terrys addition 5000.
, 1875-08-12


in the Seattle Post Office for the week ending,
August 9. 1875.
Ahering, Mike Maston. Sunday
Allison, 8. G. Nilsson, Emanuel
Barnes Edwin R. Palm, John
Bell. Mrs. Lucy g. Poory. W.
Barnes, Jos. H, Rodgers. Luther
Barnum, G.. Richardson, Green
Clark, VIM Robbins & Wainer
Carpenter. James Simpson. W. g.
Cyosh, Fred Selleck. Miss Mollie E.
Church, Edwin NJ. Sperry, Chas. b.
Dhrisd, P Stephenson, Miss Julia
Calhon, c. Sloane. Thos. S.
Church Mrs. Jane Surver, JOhnJ.
Dick, Whistling Shelton. H. N,
Davis, s. G. Saxlund. o.
Eckel. John Tosh, Adam
Feuton, Ella Westren, Henry b.
Grow, Elizabeth Wilh''lem. Fidoline
Kakeldey, Frederick WALDEN, Henry
Kelley, George NJ Darmot, John
Kinsey, Celica Mcdonald, A.
Rook. Carles Mccoy, John
Madden. Miss Ellen Mcdonald, J. d.
Mnlard, Mrs NIB. McGeary, VIM.
Person calling for the above Will please say
they are advertised.
WI pT1MPHREY. Pm.
, 1875-08-12

For SALE.-A number of Town
Lots on the line of Seattle Coal
and Transportation Company's
Railroad. Inquire of G. c. Per
kipa
, 1875-08-12

n@- We paid visit to Good
burns sash, door, blind and
moulding factory, under Colman's
mill, this morning. He seems
to be pushed with work in his
line.
, 1875-08-12

From Daily Of Wednesday
, 1875-08-12
Advertised Letter List.

The following is the list Of letters remaining !
in the Seattle Post Office for the week ending, |
, 1875-08-12

they are advertised.
WI. PUMPHREY, P. N.
, 1875-08-12

Our business speaks volumes regarding dealing
willing let Public Opinion
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-08
Commencement Day at Lawrence Uni
varsity

Last Thursday witnessed the closing ex-
ercises of the 26th anniversary of Lawrence
University, of Appleton. For week pre-
yious to this, the Commencement exercises
had been in pro gress. On Sunday Pres Z.
Steele delivered the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating cass-a discourse which
those who heard will not be likely TO forget.
On Monday evening contest In oratory
took place, participated in by six members
of the school Mr.. Q. A. Curtis, of the
Sophomore class was the successful compe-
titor, and will represent the college at the
intercollegiate contest at Beloit.
Thursday morning witnessed the closing
exercises. The graduating class numbered
eleven. The following are their names and
subjects of their graduating pieces:
John J. Simpson,-The Two Lights.
Miss l.. G. Viran,-A lchemy.
Jas. Dinsdale, Moral Indepen lence.
E. 6. Updike The drea ms Of one age the
science of anc ther.
j. I. Chynoweth, Conflict.
Miss E. NJ. Putney-Conser vation Of
Moral Forces.
Isaac McComb, The Blue and the
Gray.
l.. II. Seaver,-Power Of Principle.
Miss A. B. Pilsbury,-The Physical
Man as a Condition of the Spiritual.
IL. W. Ti!ton,--Socielogy in its Relation
to the Other sciences.
A. B. Whitman,--Unity of Government,
with valedlctory addresses.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-08

Two RIyERs.-The Chronicle has the
following.
Last Saturday son of Mr.. Mic IIayzor,
of tie town of Gibson, met with very
serious accident which came near resulting
in his death. He was engaged in hauling
lumber from one of the mills in Coopers-
town, and when about half a mile from
home was thrown from his load by sud-
den Jolt; one Of the bind wheels cf the
wagon, striking the upper portion of the
his head and tearing the flesh and scalp off
from his eyebrows to his crown, leaving
the skull bare in several places. 1t is
thought that ne will recover.
One Of the largest Gifts" that has been
taken up here this season was taken by the
La Ponds, last Sunday. 1t consisted of
tv enty eight large sturgeon, and about
| 500 los Of trout and white fish.
louis Easen, the man who was SO
seriously injured by fall, at the tub and
pail factory, died on Wednesday from the
effects. lie was buried on Thursday, the
boys of the Fire Department acting as pail
bearers.
Mr.. Jas. Scott and Mr.. VIM. Couine,
Jr., left this place on the Sunday morning
boat for those far-otf hills where gold has
recently been discovered. These gentle
men are both noted for their nerve and en-
durance, ard they have gone forth with
firm determination of getting some Of the
Shining dust" that is said TO be so plenti-
full along French Creek and in Custer 5
! Gulch.
The celebration of tie new German
| Catholic school took place last Monday
A large number of Manitowoc people were
present to witness the OBLIGATORY ceremon-
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