The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-04-19
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
Matters OF Interest Cleaned from Our
Latest Exchanges.

| Vic uOSt manner.
THE Racine Butter Tub Compan
give away butter tubs to their Gust,
mers.
THERE are twenty seven city superin
tendents aud sixty county superintend
euts of school in Wisconsin.
In Waterloo Mr.. Oak is assessor ant
MIR. Oakleaf is constable. They &,
for strong timber in Waterloo.
A PARTY of twenty left Oshkosh Mon
day for the Black Hills. Over the bill,
to the poor house was the sympathy
extended by many of their friends.
A PLovRR man splits rails with a new
machine he has invented; his wife turns
the crank and he sits on q stump and
bosses the job.
LAST Sunday night some villain en-
tered the stable of Mr.. Mills, near
Darlin gton, and with an axe killed q
good horse and COW.
The Eau Claire City Library con-
tains at present 1875 volumes, of which
about 400 has been purchased this
winter.
THERE is one happy man in Neenah.
He lives in house which is the subject
OF lawsuit, end has been ordered by
zach ltlgant to pay Eo rent to the other.
SAMUEL RUrTER, Of Janesville, while
painting his house on Saturday, fell
from a ladder, and was seriously in
jured.
WATERFOWL people are excited and
happy over the probability of having
narrow guage" railroad from that
city to Lake Mills. via Milford, dis
tance of Thirteen miles.
THE town of Ahnapee is now entirely
free from debt, with money in the
treasury. Dealers can now invest in
Ahuapee real estate with the reliance
that their property will not be swampsd
with taxes.
CArHARINE HARRIGAN, of Wankesha,
has sued Mr.. Kendrick, claiming So, 600
damages for injuries received il sprain-
ing her ankle caused by defendants
gate being left open against which
plaintiff colIided.
OAK HILL cemetery, at Watertown,
comprises thirty acres, and the local
papsrs say it will become one of the
finest spots in the state for burial
purposes. Lots sell for from $50 to
$50, but are slow Of sale.
The gatherers at the Omro glass
works have closed up the establishment
temporarily, by refusing $50 mouth,
10 which their wages were reduced on
he lst inst. 1t is said that others will
AXE their places soon. The fires In the
furnace are kept up ready for the COM
ng men.
DURING the year 1876 there was for
garded lS, l27, $50 pounds of freight
rom Sheboygau, of which Is, 312, 800
pounds went south and ,8l6, $50 pounds
se Mt north. There were 2, ,422 ,030 pounds
If cheese, sos, 420 pounds of butter,
5000 bushels Of barley, 60, 404 bushels
If peas, 40 $50 pork barrels, 920 go
pounds of leather, nearly 1000 900
,oupds of chairs and furniiu e, were
xpor ed from Sheboygaa curing the
,ast year.
A NEW society has been orsanzel in
Monroe. None but you inen are AL
nltted. When a candi iAge initiated
re has a tin b tdge put Oh he apo, If
lis coat, and then, III order { show his
be is taken in charge iy ono
"a So ~sIrOft ITI5vIIUvu UuF- S''L-fl '''T II II.
: What am in this worii f.J? Is
luite amusing to the b y til Gne can
iidafe discovers the poIii.
FIVE boat clubs il diff.r-nt paris of
he Northwest have signIied Their IN
ention to be present at the Devils
lake Regatta IN Juue, and others have
he subject under advisemen5. The
8araboo Republic says there will be
arge attendance OF watermen, and such
concourse of spectators as never was
Teen in that section of the country. The
AXE possesses the advantage that thou
sands Of people can view the races with
1ut cbstructing each others sight,
simply by occupying the grand amphi-
heater which nature has built arorn 1t.
The Mauston Star says: Last Satur.
day night terrible outrage was perpe-
rated at the house of August Frisch, a
we'll to do farmer in the town OF
Juneau county. Frisch is
Iuite old. His family comprises him
self, his wife and his daughter, a young
Soon after midnight the house
Was broken into by robbers, who beat
The old man until he was senseless,
shot Mrs. Frisch through the leg, shot
at the daughter several times, and. as
she had tainted, left her uniniured, but
as they evidently supposed, dead.
Mrs ELSIE NILSSON and Charley Nil
SOD, we'll known in connection with the
Token Greek murder case, have healed
over their domestic affairs, and were re-
married by Judge Braley, of Madison,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Nilsson
made the accusations against Starnz-
mann of having murdered his wife to
marry her, she having divorced her
husband to become Mrs. StarnzmaIn.
The Token Greek miller failed to WOO
her after his wife died, and she failing
to have him indicted for murder, went
back to her former husband and the
old fool re- married b r.
ONLY five months ago, a young couple
in Jackson, Washington County, we're
married, and all thought they were q
happy pair, but it seems to be other
wise. The husband it is said wants a
divorce, on the ground that he is forced
to sleep alone, and has been compelled
tc occupy single cot ever since mar
ried. He called in his mother -in-law
after being married a week, but she
could not make her daughter understand
that it would be easier for her to have
only one bed to make, and gave her
husband to understand she proposed to
fight it on that line, and he could do his
worst. He has fought against fate for
five months, and now proposes to be
unhitched, as the only remedy.
THE Peshtigo Company have got
about "a, 900, ,000 feet of logs, which is
1000, 900 more than they started in for
the fall. Other parties on that rlver
have got in % 900, 600 feet, making 81,
| 900, 900 feet IN all. Ii used to be claim
d that the Company monopolized the
river, SO that others could not get out
logs. Perhaps there was some truth in
this. The Company used TO buy logs
put in by others, to avoid trouble. Now
the Company has improved tne river so
that others may get out log-; the logs
have been cut and put into the river and
the owners want to sell, but the Com