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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07

0aRo hes 8 church scandal. The
rector OF the Episcopal CHURCH is IN it,
and young woman. This case is one
where the man is supposed to have in
tercepted funds sent from the east to
the young woman, who has been an in
mate Of his house, The feeling hss run
SO high that the clerical robes have been
taken iron, the church in order to pre-
vent his appearing in the pulpit, and he
appeared without them. Several mem
pers of the church have withdrawn; and
the treble has only commenced.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07

WE hear Of numerous cases through
out the state where large land owners
refuse to pay their taxes, on the ground
that the taxes are illegal. This may be
called the first fruits of the recent tax
decision by the state Supreme Court.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07

THERE were 129 failures in New York
last month, and the liabilities amounted
to 81, oUO, QUO.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07
THE West Bend Democrat tells OF

THE West Bend Democrat tells of a
little exploit of drover Freming of Mad
ison. Mr.. II. Schmidt, of Barton, had
lost COW and it was surnised that the
drover had added her to his stock as he
passed the granger's farm. An officer
was sent to that city, but Froaming had
gone out on another tour, and the case
remained in allegiance until last week,
when Sheriff Koenen succeeded in ar
resting the man. On being arraigned
before Justice Kleffier, the accused
asoertained that he had been watched
and deemed it wise to settle with the
owner. He paid the costs and gave Mr..
Schmidt $50 for the cow. As Frmming
had city lawyer and the officers had
been to considerable expense, the animal
cost him a rcuad S1l5.
THEY still have ''fun with the boys"
at Oshkosh. The other night, the
Times says, three fellows, up in the
magnolia gambling house, laid plan
to s'clean OUT fourth at ''poker."
The victim was dealt four aces, to in
duce him to bet, but he was given six
cards, so as to make a misdeal. But
''greeny" backed his four for all he was
worth, and won; but his opponents
charged him with having another card
secreted about his person. A search
revealed nothing, and he departed with
his winnings. It was afterward found
out that he had actually slipped the
extra card into a sandwich which he was
eating while the play was going on, and
had actually eaten up the pasteboard.
Hon. ALLEN RUsK, of Vernon county,
has introduced an important bill relating
to county bridges. The law, as it now
stands, allows county boards to aid
towns in maintaining bridges over
streams in certain cases, but this bill
provides that the entire cost of building
and maintaining bridges over streams of
a certain width shall be borne by the
county, without any extra burden on
the towns where the bridges happen to
be located. This is subject that has
been much agitated in county boards,
and it will doubtless attract considerable
attention now that the matter has been
introduced in the Acknowledgment
NeaUs.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07
FARM FOR SALE.

Il Farm of 10 acses IN the town of Rockland,
on Sec. S8. Town IL, Range p east,-60 acres
under cultivation. Will DO sold On reasonable
terms. Apply at this Office on the premises.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07
THE MUTUAL FARMER FIRE ms. CO..
OF
MANITOWOCR RAPIDS.

DIRECTORS.
BERNHARD DELsMAEN, of Kess nth.
PETER REFS
JOSEPH AUGUSTIN
MICHAEL SEIDEL,
CARL KLINGHoLZ, of Mauitowoc Rapids.
GE0RG L MEISNEST,
WENCEL EADET
MORITZ X TEL, CT aianitowoc.
FRIEDRICH kNUTH, of Gibson.
Any farmer desiring to become a member of this
Insurance Co. will apply to any of the abe We.
Farm property insured at 25cts per year per $780,
BERN. pEISMANN, President.
J.AUG JUSTINE, Treasurer,
CHAS. KLINSI.oLG, Secretary.
At the REGULAR aise.ineS the Both of March
29.t; CT june, 6h of October, 1873, the Annual
Meeting on the 25th of January, 1879, at Joseph
Kuehne's, at the Four Corners, at O'Clock p M all
meIih ers invited to be present that they may
see how their money is managed for the beneat of
ever! member, ,ail-3l-7S
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07

THE Russians killed and wounded up
to January 30th Eere nearly so, 600.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07

BIG BUSINESS are under obliga-
tons to Mr.. Geo. Burnett, the efficient
Collector If Customs. for the following
figures showing the arrivals ana depar-
lures at and from this port during 1877,
and the exports and imports of staple
articles of consumption. The showing
is a most excellent one
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07
FIRST CLASS TuRN-oUTS,

Single double, with without Drivers, furnish
ed on reasonable terms. They have recently pur-
chased an elegant HEARSES which will be furnish
ed, together with Carriages on short notice.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-02-07

In Testimony whereof sett their hands and
seals the day and year first above written.
Acknowledged before me this -. tn, day of
......1S7.. Justice of the Pease.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-31

claimations, The Vigilantes are upon
use!' blurring of sounds as he swan,
or rather foated out upon the great void,
and then all was over
1t was true. A cloud of dust rolled up
from Overland City. swept down towards
the narrow detile from the rear, and sent
shiver of fear through the road agents,
who scrambled hastily to their saddles
gailoped off in the opposite direction.
Al' but one, Captain jim, who delibera-
tely approcned Hartford as he lay On the
ground where he fell when the crowd
dropped the rope, and placing revolver
AGAINST his temple, pulled the tri gger.
The pistol snapped fire, and Captain Jim,
rode of, turning in his saddle and aiming
second time at the apparently lifeless
body OF the prisoner, shot him in the arm
But it would have been better for Cap
tain Jim had he never met the prisoner
For another party, also Figilantes, armed
to the teeth and superbly mounted, en-
countered the road agents as they emerg-
ed from the detile, and although the lat
ter put their steeds to the galop, urging
them on with oaths and spnrs, the yigi-
lantes surrounded them with lightning
like swiftness, and standing up in their
saddles opened fire upon the gang, who
returned it and died like desperadoes as
they were, either in their saddles or drop
ping from their horses necks. Captain
JIM proved the most cowardly of the lot.
lie begged for quarter, but for answer
was riddled by dozen bullets.
Wnen the fray was over and Dick
Hartford SAT upright, listening to the &C
count of the fight, and of the severest and
sharpest the Vigilantes experienced, he
was complimented upon his courage.
and, in turn, thanked his rescuers. In
reality, he had performed his mission,
but not IN the manner he had planned.
That he did not succeed in carrying out
his plans was owing to the merest accident
The Nigllantes had been summoned at
his instance and were in time to save his
ilte. GA close shave" as Bris Martin. the
captain, remarked. ''Howeyer, a miss is
as good as mile
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-31
"How WOMEN LOVE DRESS
He sat by window at twilight,
And placidly pulled his cigar.
he gazed on neighboring sky-lieht,
And thought of his hank stock at mar

he sat by window at twilight,
AND placidly pulled his cigar,
ne Razeo on ne1ghbOring sky-light,
ana thought OF his bank stock at par.
Two voices came upward, as high as
The place where be sat fl ON The street:
Two ladies' on "gored" and on "bias,''
Were holding communion sweet.
Then he unused upon feminine folly
And fashions absurd excess:
And he said with tone melancholy.
How women do rave over dress!
"Just get any two of them started
And they'll talk for month about clothes y
he spoke like hero strong hearted,
Who all such frivolity loathes
And the way they Cypress the poor creatures
VINO build all those dresses and things!
They like to make marks On their features
For little mistake in The strings"
Here knock at the door. Then waiter
And new suit Of garments appear
"Oh, they've come, have they? Strange they're
not later,
Quick, light up the whole chandelier!"
One glance from aproper position
Suffices their fate to decide;
The Innings are only Silesian
The trousers trife too wide.
Well, if / don't pitch into that SCHNEIDER
never did see such a blk!
Why told the outrage GUS old swindler
l wanted the Innings halfsilk!
ooh, hang all the scoundrely tailors!
The collars half-inch too high,
The trowsers-they might be sailors.
Now wouldn't look like a guy?'
Each glance makes him more and more irate,
1,, Why, they look even worse from behind
rll blow up the sneaking old pirate;
pll give him piece of my mind.
Pm done with the scoundrel, that's certain.
Now, if ever | saw such sight"
(But here we will let down the curtain
he rest wouldn't suit ears polite)
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

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tha eousi-mstsisl which condemned rcrtet,
and such new evidence ~ inAy he presented
The HoArsi II eomrcye1 os usns. Echohsld and
Terry, Col. Getty And MAJ. Gardner.
The ntAte Department hAs received ecmma.
acAtion from she cohsnl General d Havana.
stating that Congressman Leonard certainly
died u yellow fewer, and WAS not tonlly deal.
With.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19
poLIrICAL POINTS.

Nearly tAouaAnd of The business men 81
Milwpukep hAvo stgnsd IN address 10 pseedsnt
ilsyas. approving his oadciAi administration ana
il.dofsins IL general policy.
Tho 0rsenbaek National Htate Convention Of
lows met u Dss Moinra On ths 10th Inst, and
nominated thu following ticket Secretary oi
Mate, n. Yarnawofth TrsA~nsss, n. L. l,sv.
Nm i Auditor, =. Y. HsusArinssr Register ot
The HsAts LADd Ones. n. vasnn.ton Attorney
General, q. II. Jackson Judge of ths supssme
Court, ]. q, KNAPP ulsrk of The Supreme
Court Frank Dow1iey Reporter Of Tho NJ
prems Court, u. w. rutherford.
Tho Illinois Democrats hsld .hsir state Con'
ssutiou n Springfield. On Thursday, April II,
r.. l.. C0nkfits wAs nominated Tor hlAtA TreaA.
ursr, and - n. Est4r. present incumbsnt,
got Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Tho resolutions declare IN favor NJ
tari6 fos revenue only, tho taxation VI United
EtAtes bonds. and tho repeal VI the Ieosumpliot
and BANKRUPT laws.
Tie Oregon Deinocratlc Convention mot d
Portland last wsst, nd nonlaslsd ". "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

Visible snpply VI grain In thu States and
Canada wheat. 7.7b20oo bushelss corn.
o55, 900 bushels, oata, 2ssi, 600 busl,eis, rye,
Cos. .ooo bushels harley. 2,s61 900 bnshrlA
In the Dominlon HOUSE u Commons reso-
lntion looking " tho imposition of tAua
upon corn and oats imported Into Canada has
been voted down-~5A yeAa 10 ia rays.
Intelligence comes from tho City Of MEXICO
that tho Diax Government has bssn recognized
by United Btatss Minister Foster.
A Nsw York paper aays that ever sincc tho
labor riots last summer thete have bccn aeon.
mulAsing evidences that those engsged III that
strike wess recognising. Mr. Lonsraan, ~
Lon~rgAn \ Thlel's Hallway Secret Service
Agency. believes hc has found the key 20 tho
mystery In secret order called tho Knights of
Labor, which, spstnging up since the strikes.
has united The discontcnscd lAborcrs Into an
oAth.bonnd brotherhood, with signs and pass
words that Arc bonds VI fraternity. with TOO.
0Oo members scattered throughout tho United
States"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19
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the 10Th
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sstsd IN the information thai thrre viii be 4
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costs II transient living. In The French capital
during The Imposition,
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between thu Oxford and Cambridge crews ~
suited In IN sAsy victory Tor the former.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19
rlTx JOHN PURTER.

M,s Appssi mr. . neheavisa. So ths
G,A~s "a NeWp~n 1sts Osss.
After ten years of EARNEST solicitation
ritx John Porter hAs succeeded In gain
ing rchsarinR. President Hayes has
isN,ict nm order conveuing \ new military
court of inquiry into hia case Porter
claims hc has new and sufficient evidence
u el,Ow that he should NIT 10 diamtased
No service imcauac he failed 70 cotns ~
the relief IL Glen. Pope It tlie second
Manassas battle, In Auguat lb62. Fol.
lowing Ia the appeal of Porter 70 tito
President, and the order Tor the reopen.
ing of tllc cnsc:
HEADQUARTERS ~ rMs AsAs.l
AnyurAAr HtNshALs OtvIrs,
WAaHfNoTON. April ~
Thr following order has been received from
lhe War Department.
An rpJnAi hss been made " tho President
- follows.
70 His E1eeiIeaey u. - iisyts, Ffesldess y ~
e,x.sI aa.ss rs.p,csful, bnt sne~s urgently renew
NV oft.sep~al~d spv~A " hssc you review my css~.
ast II - ) matter 0f Ions delayed jasttec " MY
sef. ! reasw 4 on the s.oand hss.kforw w assssa. -
H. IN ~eh,snee. = sad male 10 follow ny dsli, Me- w
~. ss " s.ss !: ~, s.. ~
ss ia psessn. copies " pagers hssetsf.se trs.
s~ns4d hearing upon MY ns1s, s1d tsnss t6st ycu
y. = y,.. %; r s lsns m p,sss .ss 80 s. Z.
Thai have bssn ~ronaed, alone am ths saNeser.
II 40 .nshe II p'aln inst as~es shjnssltr be-
been 4 ne me. shsn ! sll snf~ that pm sud sll
others whn love truth and Justice st - 4lsd thAs
IN opportunity fnr my sihdteAttOn has hus easn No.
nied. vsr, respectfully yours. ...
In osdor thst the rrc~idsnt may ~ fully ~
formed ii ihe facts II the case of Pits J0hn
Porter, iate Major OeuerAl 81 sulnntrsrA aAd
H. enabled 10 sns adyissdly npUn hia ArplicA-
tim, fur relief IN sAId case. \ hoard In hereby
convened lin orsler III tir President. ~ sAain.
In. In conuacsion With the record VI tbs trial
by ao,,ri martial III aen. Porter, such nsw ~.
dsl,re relating IL tilc nesits cf sAsd Gao ~ n
no. on fis Ii, tho War Department, tu9sthtr
With such ether svidsnce - may 10 pres@nied
IL snh board, aud rsr0rt, with reaSona iof
their couelslstGn, what action, II any, ~ thtH
opinion, Iusitce requires should ~ taasn ~,
1sld ai1,fIcati0n ~ The President. The follow.
jlu officers Me detailed fns the boafd nAj.
(sn. j. N. khoAslL, 1stE, nen. a. u. Tsny.
Col. q. w. Getty, Third Asttllery nal. A. y.
Gardner, lsecofslar. Tbs board will convene
ii Wsst roint IN thc 2'nh 81 June, aid u ~
thofixed 10 Adjo,irii from time 10 linss. ard y
iii ii, such place ~ may b. deemed sspsdlsnt.
~ command ~ Oen. bhssmAm.
4. y. T0WsaEnp, AdjutAnt ueneeAL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19
T'As Mstrspslls Disaster.

MI. Hawlcy, Acting 1ecrctsry u The
Treasury. has transmitted ~ tho sub
committee II tho COmmitlec IN Com.
mercc of the House d Representatives
10 investignle thu casasc 0i ths Mrtfopo.
III disaster copies " The evidence taken
by the United 6t&trs Inspectors ~ Phil.
s.lclphia ID their inveslieati0n u the
Caae, and their report thereon. The ~.
pOYt attributes tho cauae u the disaster
10 the rotten condition u the ships b0w
apd stern, hA.t+nsd lDy the unequal dis.
lribution II railroad iSOn c0mpSisinG ths
cargo. = W'a4Atngfo,s telegram.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

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lse tfue fos The present sIckly hnsiness
condition III th~ country. lint 40 do
not want huainrsa 10 br kept im thrt
condition. II man n sirk And dtbils-
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active. VIZ want lhr business ri ihn
country n lie resnscitated. put In =
healthy condition. That cannot le done
by The debiiisAsing system of contsac..
tion thai In constantly going on. aud
must continue until after the nsse of
January ncxt, unless the prsniciona R0-
sumption act shall be repealed. --Cincfn.
nnn Enquirer.
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TnxAs hna 4 Am furitives from 1

TRxAs Inns I. lOO fugitivea from justice.
with forty counties vt 10 hear from
Hoven hundred aud nifty of these PR
s0na afu mnSsierers, and o0O, ON In ~.
wards have lnen offered for 3OO of them.
Que hundred thousand horses hare h -
eeolcr u The last thrce years.
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The following table, prepared by Tap
pan. MrK,llop h Co, v1hibits tho fail.
i,res In Chicago for March, 1877, snd
March. 1878:
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These iiKuScs show that il ChisAgo
the business situstion, - lAs - u II ~.
teYmined BY failures, 10 bsttsf than u
was Last yssr. Tho Eastern pApsfs -
cosnplainiug that the failufss lu tbat
part III the country Ars more nuInefOus
sud disastrous than they wcss In 1877, q
this time, and tho New York Daily Hai.
iefju declarrs that II expects heavier
crop oi insolvenci~s In 1878 than in any
oths : yeas ainos ths panic. OAtea9o
Tribune.
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tstTN NtDtfll
| vAlcnEs, ,rLucks Am lEvELkI,
@sst@a. s~As
Drugs, Medicines,
0sas,h, Rssls, nak, D,rll,
pAvgMr Meo,o.Meo
| Paint nrxsAss
SWENS0N, LOWRY 4 CO.,
Eim ~. trvsrc. Iowa.
Prescriptions Carefully CtnDeallel
Frue W. r~s.sa wsassnrs a~A srs.s arav. aas
shtsutess4. sH pts*s.4ssssAs sesfraaaas ~ i
fAfsfwi aNa gF~nl*tsss thssmAsewtsss. fFisss at
ssfs w. sssss fvsssnssat.
- x ~ - - - . 8 =
~ aai sfsats AMI a.sessrssc~a.
w DOW Ctf. A -.
tans nes fs.hlrnahl.
- n n ~ 1 - ~ ~ % n
ret sAr iasiss.
BLANK 000ko,
All sls@s saa aas,a,es, - vesr io~ rrsrsa.
w R1TIN1 pA PER.
11gv0xoY1o
Al reduced pr,ee.. ~ sl,e.. weights ana eo,ass.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
WALL PAPERS,
Borders and Window Papers,
A SPECIALITY.
A fali iins fey the ,rsa~ a. reduced pYiees.
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired BY eo,n-
rettnt wpfhmen,
sWGMsoM, LOWRY 4 90.
KlMBALL { RARNSWORTH
1ANkERs,
CRESCO, IOWA.
Exchange, Gold, Silver
Government Bonds
Bought and Sold.
Collections Made and Proceeds
Promptly glCnallscd.
Drafts drawn m 81 .he principal cities sad towns
of Europe IN suius W suit.
Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
TAIEs pAID FDR NON.RKSIDkNTA
Passage Tteteia by tha tninsn Iane, Ailon
Anchor Line, Nulon t.tne III reduces. rAtas
CORRESPONDENTS
Nav tosA-~<biiMAA. kon n Ga
GhlasHas~t'hi0n National flank.
MllNAuke kee-~ Milwaukee National HAnh.
MrttrsRor+~ftrpt National liant,
AAA0n ktMnAI.L, J0HA fAMnswoHTH,
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4 'J''Ni1;'isiii'ciN. TIT. nAsrs. is's.

Aa-sr a9a .alsas
The following Ii comparative staeS.
ment u Chicaao trade failures for Tho
frat quarter of 1877 and Of 1H7B: