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, 1877-06-23
BAEE.DALL.
TIE En1cA9os AGAIN pRrEArEp.

Epfct4sf H1pdfcA 10 TIE Tribune.
PITra.unu. Pa, Jnne 2a.-The celebrated un-
lucky champions Of Chicago played tho Allcghcnys
hero to-day, In tic presence Of =, 600 peopls. The
tomo ntno played without single fielding error
and dlsisibutcd thc'F four baac-hils in sneh
manner "a 10 Yield them throo runs ind tho game.
Tie Chlcagoa uaic three fielding ertors, and each
ono 9sTo rim to thoif opponents. They mado
double tho number Of base-hitsf but, after
tho arst inning. could never get them In
when needed. The new acquisition from tho
Cincinnati Club, Iinlllnan. was unable to play.
OIL account Of tho broken finger received
yesterday In brooklyn, which accident happened
IN practice just tcloEa tho game an before be had
been In tho White.StocknR Uniform tcn minutes.
In tho gamd to-day Quinn riayud right Gcld, fiines
secoad, Mcroy third. and Ansoa bohind the bat.
Tho umpIrlng Of Al pfatt was satisfactory to both
ninc4:
si;::S:::; $S:;i:::;
F:ax s;ts;:Sssssa Il Sfs9irs %ssshsay non.
MlLwAuKKB.
HpectaT DtspafcA 10 7hd Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, June ga tno ga,nu outwceu tho
M,lwaukrsa and Ut. paut ltcd Caps resulted a. tol
lows:.
a:S ,;;';s:s s:5: =
Esfss Fl sa3i!t!.:ssss, : st TED cap., 8.
t,sssIs slsy:-!;s:s ~ u! 'is;enas:.x
t.rr0ER.-AtlWzukee. ~ 1sG1 E4pR, !.
Es Ss:s ~ ea
nL0oMlNoTON.
=. Special MspatcA 10 Tht Tribune.
DLoQMxuT0x, ILL.,, Jane Il. .-H4se. bali; Mem.
phis fttds, Is; bloomington. y.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,
lfptefHj ntepufrh 10 TAs JrttMak.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June .12.-liase- bxl1-Mom.
phs Aads. Il; pIooIn1nsiuns. 0.
lNDlANAPuI.iH.
INnIAKAroLi*, Iune 2..-InlAnapulIs Quick
stops, @; Evansville, + Ten innings.
PORT sERvls, N. 7.
fonr JkRyIs, N. u, June ::.33.-Dnse. .bnll-
Louisville, IL: Delaware, O..
At HONE.
The recently famous Red.Cxp C1nb. OF 81. Paul,
nndsneisay she s.EonEest l. Alliance clab u
Chics2o. On ths Twenty .thni.stseet grounds this
afternoon. Groso. i faYor.te Chicago playeE, and
Miller. ct tho Whitc Stockings Of lB75. are With
tho visitors. The gams aaonla b. one Of tho beat
Ut tbs season.
Tho Y4irbanks and 1.lheEty Clubs played their
tecond game for the city amateur championship
yestesdaJ. with sus following seors:
Ysits.ak...........,....s YsiSss:sRs- aesSsaS SS-,o
liSs.s1si Ss.s ill., Fairbanks, Isl llSes'y. "a
trsst With ths chiesyos, W. % fhursas5 oraoIed
to report 10 hIs club In Ftts1uFE yesterday; but
did not DO ~. AMI, Of COURSE laa hu.srf ltabe u
dlrttine. ttdoes not ycs sppeAf what the Cblcagus
propose 10 to ab0ut th0 matter. Nothing can wall
be ctaref than that Jones haa Iaid himself llabo to
expulsion from tbs Chicago Club, aud therefore
from thu Lea9ue.
, 1877-06-23
INCORRECT,

OrrAwA. june e?. With regard to tho dispatch
announcing shc murder at the Rocky Mountain
camp OF ths Cansda Paeiac surveying party, II Il
&sated that no such csn,p exl.ts, and a. tha Da-
Mlut0a Government huys received nu Iuiima&lup Ut
sucl oceuErcace, the statement must ks Acceutsd
with conslaerahie rrscsye.
, 1877-06-23
pEDESTRIANI9I.

CoLuxBus, Ind, Juns e1+-Wui N. Lake, An
Amateur, coumsucad Jane / and to.dEy com.
p!stsd = walk Of 6o0 n!les In 600 consecutive
hourst atesaRs tins, - minutes. Tho Last mills
hs was accompanied BY 4 band OF music and police
70 keep tue way e'eaE. Tue largest crowd ever In
t4Is city attendat. take tA on tho strssts ~.
nlkht appearing - fresh u * lhs COMMENCEMENT.
, 1877-06-23
OcFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

lospos, Juuo q. -Staamships Scythia and
Elya!s. from Hsw York. and Lake champlAin,
from Aontrcal hayn arrived out
BALTIMORE. jape s3.-Asri1ed, steamship
Nuremberg. from Brcnen. 49,.
. Nkw YoHx, Junc A,.-Artlyed, steamers Dan
marx. from leaIon, Eaein. fsuua Dru4.rls.
, 1877-06-23

LOWELL, Mus, Juna e:e.-Aibast Whfts has
been arrested ~ acessaoly TO tho murder Of Mis-
Harrington, whoss body wss found In the Ta'es
ycstsroly. !. A. Favor IL held ~ principal
0kLsf arrests A1s 10 b1 Insds.
, 1877-06-23
ACQU1TTAL.
gpkcfdI DffpatfA 10 TAt 1ff6Mne.

cVtCtH@ 1|tpAtEH 10 1Ad 4 11oHHfs
DETnol1. Mlch., june 22.-The trial Of William
D. Morton, on charge Of false prctcnses in sell.
Ing, hofofa his hank faited last March, S25, 900 in
three New York drafts 10 the Cashier Of the Niei.
gan Central Railroad on tho statement thu. ho Ind
$3o. coo 10 that city to hts credit, tho dras not
being paid, and said statement l.onR alleged 10 bo
false, canc to an abrnpt termination to-day In tho
Recorders Court here in scrdict Of ecuuittal.
Tho Iefense proyod last night, tt.o receipt by Nor
ton On tho day ho sold tho drafta Of telegram from
that So COO wcrp to ls credit there. Thls niorn.
Ing tho Prosecuting Attorney said that II that tcl.
eRram Was Renulnu, le should aak for a verdict Of
aeqnfttal, a. II showed that Tim rcpscsentations
@ Msrs not false, and hs agreed to nnlto il Joint
10 ,qucatlon asking II such dispatch were
sent on tho day In question. An affirm.
atiso answer Waa received, and this afternoon
and tho Judge Instructed tho Jury bring ID ycr.
t!ct Of acquttlal, aayug that auch would have l,e"
hia duty under tho facts shown, regardless Of tho
course of tho prosecution.
, 1877-06-23
BADLY BURN ED.

6psefat D9pdteh to 7A4 7ft9pns.
jnLiEr. ILL.,, Jnnc c2.--A man named Stevens.
who has been pntlina Gome new ovens in the coke
furnaces at the rolling mills, md two mill hands
named Michael connors aud james Mcdonald. wers
badly, and Il l. fearrd In tha caso Of Mcdonald,
fatally. burned by blow out At the furnaces this
forenoon. The met were taken to thstl homes aud
medical assistance summoned,
, 1877-06-23

Ha1HyILlR, June 22--Dastng the paat week
revenue o0leeto ralded Illicit IN Punau.
Jackson. Whits, and other u,ountatn countles.
and broke up fourteen, and rot inso aghs and
killed IN Illicit al4ttIleE named SAM johnson. sud
badly wounded &wa named Morgan. and captured
fMelts prisoners.
, 1877-06-23
HAMPTON AND lNGERS0LL,' :

Rocxsoap, H.. Juns c2.-0en. Wade Nsmp.
ton, uurefnor Of South Carolina, has couseatsd 70
deliver III address in thls city during Pair- waek
The other othcr orator Of Esi1-week will be Tie
ltop. kohert lnxenoll, Of Peoria u. T. katnha!l
Il happy.
, 1877-06-23

SCRANTON, Fa., June 22.-Palrtck Golden, aged
50, has been hFutsliy murdered In bis own huusu II
Nlcholson. lie was sitting With his wife In tho
parloe when . masked mau entered with double.
barrelsd gun snd arsd two shot4 at aol4en who
dlsd ah0ktlT attskWAEds. The manlstst eacAped.
, 1877-06-23
EMlQlNEl.

Bosres. June "a temporary injunction was
iasue1 TO- day rsstfat9ny shr Conway AutuAl Firo-
Insurance compauJ from doing buslnssa mill July
U, whsn hcaTlo3 Will co had uylon t.se qEr.t on VI
Aaklhf tas iu14Action ptsAaIsot aEI appointing
, 1877-06-23
A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY,

pVss4ssF 29sNPsss1* ~ @~s 1sssH7t4s -
LAxs1Io, Aich. June Cat st. Iohn!. Albert
c. Fisher shot hls wita &ad tatheF.in'law, uenry
Fitch, at tho listers dwelling. Fishef has been
slgcaiad. Fitch las died; tho wife will recover.
, 1877-06-23

Cu1sTBR. Pa, Juns go. y. Bus!atd, late
Secretary Of thu second Media Building aud LoAn
Association, and member oi the Legislature, II an
ruuneea ~ 4 1efsRltst ~ Tbs A4A0clxAon 10 LEO
ARount Of st, ZOO
, 1877-06-23

WAautxaros, D. c.. June ea-1 q. r1.-ror tho
Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi. Valleys ard
Upper Lake region, falling barometer, higher tom.
peratnsc. sontllctiy winds. partly cloudy weather,
and rain areas, probably followed at Northwest
stations BY rising barometer aud colder northwest
wiads.
kocAt onsxRvArtox.
m. lima rr
, 1877-06-23

Sp<cfas LHspatch 10 IA 7r4snne.
DCnrqUE, 1a.s juno GA. ]. Swnnger, a
prominent fsquee living four miles southwest at
Clarion, Wright County. Ia. was slrnck by light.
struck tho stdo Of bis head and passed iaguualiy
thsuugh Ills body, settling hid clothes on nte.
, 1877-06-23
GEN. GRANT

| s s,s Ae' "s' s,, a'u "en ,"eeu "it'e" ~
| ha!!' pess6 Iho enf&ain Immediately foae, dta-
closing sf1lo. Albant and tho full chorus Of her
company, behind whom was q eroup OF American
rass. ms nNe' ,.. n'1an, s sang tne stas'spanQlea
nanneF. Win sali ehotus Ana oFchestts' Gen.
Grant. for the drst limo since his hsftra1 In En-.
9,rnsr,t ria rnttr. ,udt.,cs tn. ~ ~ n.na.sr.
an,r.ns. ~, tose % IN Inc
Ing, u did also Con. Giant and wife. After tho
song was autahcd Gen. 0rsnt vAs ]oudlv spntand
| ed. ind howctl in rrsnonsn Thn tflnnvhtcr ~
the REGIMENT" was ihtn performed With Siltc.
Ma,imon IN the nrinri"ai tnlr. 5aeh. f1rant wes
ohIirea IN iravs rstiv n 9o IN tia I1Msnr,a ian -
Duckfnvham rs1ncn. The 1,enessrs hnv ro. Sernrs =.
atcd wifi fowegs, e~ "~' AS~~'0
srurrfyo WITH pAprAu,
Cen aras VIM" v"ns ~ .,,i III ~. et
rnma,ndcs ~ III sfsyfn Frrf. M' W u"''"9 ene
'1A-s' ~ "'' way ~ ..As'an"'
|
| ROME.
uonu c.un,v...
so"" SH1'D'"AHo'
, 1877-06-23
KILLED'f,Y THE CARS,

Special bIIpatcA to 7As TTf6Nne,
RocKronr, ILL.,, June 2a.-A little boy named
Joseph Wha1en, Of this city, was killed last night,
On tho Northwestern Railroad, willie stealing q
ride to Chicago. lie foil on = tlat car, and the
whccIa Of ths next car passed over mis- ntck, cans
Ing iAst4nk death,
, 1877-06-23
HEAVY TQBDEnY.

Nxw Yoak, June 22.-Tho World hss special
from Montreal announcing that The onaco Of she
Cashier Ut Ghs Grand Trunk hallway was fohhea "
$5u Goo JAst taken fsoM l1s hAuk " psy employees
, 1877-06-23
Their Bloody Orgy in Idaho
Growing Hourly More
Alarming.
They Destroy No Property Dc-
cause They Expect to
Succeed to 1t.
Fearful Situation Of the Forlorn Band
Gathered at State Greek.
A Stockndc Full Of Women and Children,
with Few Men.
The Indians Thirsty for the Blood Of the
Men, and About to Attack.
Belief that tha Outbreak Il The nest Serious ol
the Prsseut Generation.

Eellef tbat tho Outbreak IL The ucst Serious oI
The Prsseut Generation.
sAx FRANCISCO. CAL. Jnnc ga WinnemnecA
prcss dispatch SAYS Gov. Dsayman, Of 1daho, re-
seired dispatch from winnen'aeet, Chief Of tho
Ftnter. now At S1lscr City In which thst Chief A..
sutes the Governor he has no intention of break.
ing peace With tho whlas, and thAt II an Indian
outbreak occurs ho will rcmnin friendly. but II he
wanfs to Gaht will give fair warning.
cot. rERRY's BATTLE.
Ban FnANc1sco, juno IA telegram was re-.
eeired 1t army headquarters this afternoon from
Gen. Howard, dated Lewiston. Juno 20. lie rc.
ports fcrry's loss In tho engagement Of tho l7th
Inst. as ono officer tf4&eut. X. Heller, Of The
Twenty-hrst Infantry and thirty three men.
Heller was placed wounded on hiR horse by Capt.
Trcmhtc. hut wns aftefwsrda killed. The people
Of Florence report that they hare effcctnally
blocked tho Indian trail towafdE the Ltltls Salmon
and Wstscr. Capss. Perry, Trc'pb!c, and rarncl
arc reported wounded. All ara well. rcrty's
command ia att1l at Fort 1da1o.
CONFIRMATION.
SAX FnANcifco, June :2. ~ press dispatch
from Dose City says: "By arrivals hcrc last night
the previous teports Of the Indian outbreak near
the Salmon arc substantially Confirmed Tho
Acent Of the ffst n1nssactc Nns on Salmon ntrcr
and t tslbntarlee, Tint stream coming In from tho
northern side. draining ca.naa Pfalf'o and neigh
oot'ns mountains.
TUE sErrLEAEST CALLED cANAs PHA1n1H
covers tho foothills 10 The north OF the Flosencs
Mountains. cstcud!ng several miles noshwartl In.
10 tho pla!n which lies between Floecncc Mountain
and tho breaking down Of tho tablo-]and called
Craig's Muantain. Mount 1daho ia about this cen.
ire Of the range OF settlements on Camas pfpirtc,
Situated ut tho foot Of Florence Mountain, sixty
hVo miles from Lewiston, Idnho The settlements
on tue Salmon River nnd its tributaries Ilo to tho
toush and aouthwcst Of Mount Idaho, at distances
varying from aftccn to thirty mltes. Tic 1ndIans
did not kill women nntl children, but allowed theu
10 be taken unser the escort cf friendly sauaw 10
State Greek, which Ind thus fxf been left undls.
tntbtd.
A MouRERuL GATHERING,
Al Stats Creek tho whites hnya fo,t,ecd thsn.
ae1ye, In A a'siocknt,. f,rt ir,o -s,.h ~ 49, s ~
reIvrd tbn rtve. and chitd,.r ~ ~. ,.,.,
-. ...tE-,.t :, - ""e AAH'"e'S"
, 1877-06-23
ROME.

MUNH CAHDlNAL4.
RoxE. june 2..-At cunas.tory held at tbs
Vatican to-day, Tho Fopo raised Mgr. MEhofovttz,
Archbishop of.Agrari, Mgr. Kutachtcr, Archbaaot
Of Vienna, and Mgr. lIarocchi, Archbishop n
I'ologna. to tho dignity Of Cardinals. severa
bishops wero ateo nominated.
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Secretary Schurz's head seems to be
level so far as regards the men who have
been guilty of stealing timber from the
public lands. A letter recently written
by him to the Attorney General. in
which he defines his position, has been
published In this letter the Secretary
says that 1T is above all things neces-
sary that the depredators be etfectually
deprived Of every possibility of clearing
any profit from the wrongful acts COM
mitted." He expresses himself very
strongly against compromises, and ia
sists upon the current market price Of
of the logs at the places where they are
held, and says: Il desire to make those
who hitherto have carried on these de-
predations with profit understand that
In attempting to steal timber from public
lands they will lose the value of their
labor and their expenses, and expose
themselves to criminal prosecution. With
regard to the criminal prosecution of
depredators, | would recommend that
they be not confined to thesc mostly
poor persons who actually cut timber on
public lands with their own hands. but
that they be directed as well, and princi
pally, against the parties who are found
to have organized and directed the steal
ing of timber on the public lands on
largo scale, and derived from that erimi-
nal practice the greatest profit"
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As speeehmaker Hayes occupies
more time than his predecessor used Hs
but he doesn't seem to say any more
He treats his audience very kindly
though. In addressing the people of
Louisville last week, he felt strongly
tempted to repeat speech made eight
years befdSe> but denied himself the
pleasure, AND sonly pursued the same
"course of ,EsYafats So at least the
AssociateDFress reports him, and as
the Association has just received dis
tinguished honor at HE hands it can
hardly have been Guilty of the base in
gratitude of misreporting him.
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Senator Morton even in the most
critical hours of illness loses none of his
pungent way of utsag things. DR..
Bliss, of Washington, who att, Ids him,
is frank. clever man, v 18th arfact
health and great powers OF nd france.
Although light sleeper, he is some
times not quick enough for his irritable
patient Cal Bliss" Mr. Morton
exclaimed, as ho walked from a restless
sleep the other night An attendan,
left the room to obey the order did
you call him." ~ O., Sir" "And
is he coming?" Yes. Sir" "Wen,
will You have the kindness to say to him
there is no occasion for him to appear
here dressed for partly"
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Notice is hereby given. that At the gen-fsi rt-e
ron 10 be held in the several towns, Mari>- 4 y
election Hrecincts in the county of Mantosec
the TUESDAY succeeding the first Monday, beii z
the sixth DAY of November next, the follow IL 2
officers are to be elected to-wit
Governor in place of Harrison Ludington
whose term of otnce will expire on the first Mon
day in January. 1873
A Lieutenant Governor in place of Charles D.
Parker, whose term of Office viii expire on the
first Monday in January, 1878.
Secretary of State in place of Peter DOYLE
whose term of office viii expire on the first Mon
Gay January. 1878.
A State Treasurer in place of Ferd Kuebn
whose term OF Office viii expire on the first Mon
day in January, 1878.
An Attorney Generslin place of A. Scott Sloan
whose term of Office will expire On the first Nou-
day in January, 1878.
A State Superintendent in place of Edwara
Soaring whose term OF Office will expire on TIL,
first Monday In January. 1878.
4 Clerk of the Circuit Court for the county of
Manitowoc, in place of A. Pienng whose term OF
Office will expire on the first Monday in Jauuarv
1878.
County Superintenden;iofSc Schools, for the coun
ty of aanitowoc county. in place Of ". A Walker
whose term of Office will expire on the first Mon
4 Member of Assembly in'the first assembly dis
trici, comprising the towns of Scheswig Meemc
Eaton. Liberty. Rockland, Cato, Maple Grove ard
Franklin, IN place OF Thomas Thornton. who's,
term of Office will expire on the first Monday i
January, 1878.
Member Of Assembly in the Second assemhl,
District, comprising the towns of Two reeks
Mshicott, Gibson, iooperstown, Kossuth. Two
River and the village Of Two Rivers, in the place
of Thomas Mohr. whose term of office will expire
on the first Monday in JaDGaCy. 1873
A Member OF Assembly in the Third Assembly
District, comprising the towns ef Centreville.
Newton, Manitowoc Rapids. h'anitowoc and the
City OF Manitowoc, in place of Peter Johnston.
whose term of Office will expire on The first OF
day in January, 1878.
said election TO be conducted, the votes can
vassed and the returns thereof made, pursuant To
law.
Given I'M der my hand at the Sheriffs Office in
Manitowoc, Wis, this 9Th day of August. 1877
P. MULHOLLAND s.r
Sheriff of Nj antowoc County.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
- nanItOWOc CoustY. SIS

PROBATE OFFICE September 25th, 1877.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
last will and testament of Andrew Kendall, de-
ceased late of the county of Msnitowoc Whereas,
an instrument in writing purporting TO be the last
will and testament of AnIrew Kendall, deceased
late of the county of Manitowoc, has been filed in
made by Lettiiia Kendall praying that the same
be proven and admitted to probate according to
the laws of Is State Therefore, II is further
ordered that said application be heard before me
at the probate office in the City of Manitowoc in
said county, on the 22d day of October. I'd 1877,
at ten o'clock, a. m -r
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof
shall be given TO all persons interested III said WILL
of the time and place of said hearing by ppblica-
tion in the hanitowoc Pilot. a newspaper printed
ia said city and county for three weeks, once each
week, prior to the time of such hearing.
By the Court
Qq--3w II q OINSrED Cou0ty ,Jndue
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TATE OE uHSCONSlN,l
- County of VI u nlI OWOc. ss

PROBATE OFFICE. August 18th. A. d. 1877
In the matter of the proof and probate of the
last will and testament of Henry koebke, deceas-
ed, late OF the county of Msnitowoc: Whereas
an instrument in writing. purporting to oe the
last will and testament of Henry koebke. deceas-
cd. late of the county of Manitowoc has been fled
IN this office and whereas app icaton has been
made by Mary Koebke, praying that the came be
proven and admitted TO probate according to the
laws OF this state Therefore, it is ordered that
sal application be heard before me at the probate
office in the city of Manitowoc in the said county
on the 18th day Of october, A d. 1877, at ten
o'clock in forenoon.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof
shall be given to all persons interested in said
will of the time and place Of said hearing by pub
llcatlon III the hanitowoc, newspaper printed in
said county for three successive weeks once each
week, prior to the time of such hearing.
BY this Court
996-3w. T. g. OLMSTED County Judge
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determined that all the Philistincs shall
perish with him. He has described the
manner of raising money from city
functionaries to bfibe the State Legisla-
ture: how the contractors were required
to double and treble the legitimate
amounts of their bills against the city
SO that he and the other members of the
Ring could take out their percentage;
and how appointments were made to
slnecurcs, which had no duties and large
salaries, reward for political services.
He has gwen the names Of journalists,
State Senators and others wto we're
bri5ed, and the sums paid to each; and
it turns out, as had been suspected, that
the rascals who aided and abetted and
profited by these stupendous viIIainies
were not all of one political faith The
consequence of these damaging disclos-
ures is a tremendous futtering among
the struck birds of the focks which
roasted in the places of power during
the regime of the Tweed Ring The
papers are full Of cards" and ''inter-
views in which the soft I'M euchment
is vehemeltly denied and lame expIana-
tons are sought to be made; but the
people have not forgotten the celebrated
cartoon of Mast on a similar occasion,
in which that artist depicted attenuated
figures yf Tweed, Hall, etc. in the act
of denying. underlined with the legend,
| TOO thin"
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FATE OF WISCONSIN,
y IaniaoHOc County. s'

PROBATE )FFICE, September Eth. A D. 1877
In the matter of the proof and probate of the
will and testament of Herman Larson, deceased,
late, OF the county of Manitowoc Whereas, an
instrument I'm writing. purporting TO be the last
viii and testament of Herman Larson. deceased
late OF the county of Manitowoc, has been filed in
this office; and whereas application has oeen made
by Larina Larson. praying that the same be prov
and admitted TO probate according to the laws of
this tate : Therefore 1t is ordered that said ap-
in the city of Manitowoc in said cn1'ntv on the
10Th day of October 4. d. 1877, 4: tea o'clock in
the forenoon.
And it is f-rther ordered. that notice the eof
shall be given to all persons interested in said
Will of the time and place of said hearing BY pub
hcatlon in the Manitowoc Pilot, newspaper
once each week, prior to the time of such hearing
BY the Court:
996 3w. It. G. OLMSTED County judge
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the payment
of money secured by certain mortgage hearing
date the 18th day of March, ,S74, made and execu
ted by Elery b. Treat and wife to John II Thorn
ton, and recorded in the Office of the Register of
deeds il the county of Manitowoc, on the 18th day
of July, 1874, al IL o'clock m, in Volume l. OF
Mortgages, pape 476, and which said mortgage
on the 25th day of july 1874, duly sold and as
signed to r ?. Eaton, and which assignment has
been duly recorded.
AND whereas the amount claimed 70 Re due on
said mort gage AZ the date of this notice is tine sum
fore notice is hereby given according 10 the ute
that by virtue o! pow CT OF safe contained therein
said mortgage. will be toIeciosed ny the sale at
mortgage as lot six (6) in block 1853 in the CITY OF
ManitowoG, on The 9th of October 1877, at 10
O'Clock m, at the front door of the Court house
in said city.
Dated August Cd, 1877.
9926w. Il. p. EATON, Assignee.
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1t will not 60, after this, to rcproach
our Canadian neighoors with being slow.
One hundred and eleven miles in an
hour and forty-n nine minutes-six miles
in Eve minutes mile in fifty seconds
must be conceded to be passably rapid
travelling. Yet this remarkable time is
reported to have been recently made by
a special train on the Canada Southern
Railroad.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-09-27
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q. lS-7.

The great sus pension bridge between
New York and Brooklyn il beginning
to show considerable progress The
approaches to both ends are now being
constructed, and it is expected shat the
bridge, which was commenced on Jan.
2, 1870, will be ready for pubhc travel
by Jan. /, 1880.