The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-04

that face mile - No" said the other .
soldier quickly, that's no objection; for |
the other end of Bragg's cavalry is al ,
ways toward the Yankees ~ So they
took the white faced horse and went on.
satisfied that the rear only would port
toward the enemy during the remainder
of the war. This happened just as l re-
late it, and shows something of the spirit
Of Bragg army on the famous retreat
from Tullaboma.
GLEANINGS FROM EXCHANGES.
Wheat sowed March LIST, in La Crosse
county, is now two inches high
Pat Mullen was run over and killed by a
train Of cars last Tuesday near Waucedab.
He lived near the mouth of Sturgeon river
When tramps refuse to work in Keno.
sha they are promptly put in irons, made
to carry sxty-pound weight, and then
paraded around town for the benefit of
their health.
On Sunday evening while Mrs. Hammer
muller, old lady of seventy years, living
on the Sheboygan Falls plank road, was
feeding pair of young horses, one of them
kicked her in the stomach, inflicting injur-
les from which she died on toe following
day.
A tri-weekly mail has been established
between Ahnapee and Sturgeon Bay, and
will take effect next Monday, APRIL. This
is indeded benefit to Sturgeon Bay, AIM
apee and all the intern edate points.
Neenah and Menasha are to have a grand
boulevard one hundred feet in width and to
extend from lake Winnebago to lake Des
Mortes, a distance of mile and a half
1t viii afford one of the finest pleasure drives
to be found anywhere in the state.
There were enough tramps in the lock-
Up Monday night to make one day for
week excepting Sunday as little line
beginning with star at the bottom of rail
road time tables says.-F d /. Rep.
A couple of Dung Fond du Lac adven-
turers intend soon to start for Kansas in a
row boat, going north by Lake Winnebago
to Oshkosh, thence west and south by the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers until they reach
the Mississippi thence their course will be
direct and easy.
A man named VIM. knockle living in the
Fourth Ward, with wife ard seven chill
Extraordinarily twelve but "iive are in
the church yard laid"-shook of bis family
cares the other day by running away with
somebody's daughter. We also learn that
two other residents of the Fourth Ward
have distinguished themselves by running
away with other mems wifes. Our society
reporter has determined to change his resi- |
dence to this lively locality at She !
6Oygan Herald.
The Enterprise learns that through the
liberality of a public spirited citizen of Ke
waunee, Mr.. F. Brunckhorst, CT the North |
western Mills, model of the Leffel D ouble !
Turbine Water Wheel will be entered at
the forthcoming Industrial exhibition at
Prague, Bohemia. The model is being
made in Milwaukee. of brass, with a six
inch wheel, will be superbly finished, and .
will cost Mr.. Bruncbhors so.
W. r. Shaft, Of Geneva, died in few
hours from the loss of blood raising from
the pulling of a tooth.
\ little girl in Racine undertook the feat
of jumping the rope one hundred times
without stopping, and performed it, but
was suddenly attacked with fits after it,
which continued for four hours
1t is now stated that the Sheboygan
Fond du Lac Railroad is to be extended rs
miles to Elroy, in Juuea county, where it
will tap the Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way, thus giving the latter direct route
from Minnesota to Milwaukee and Chicago
via Fond du Lac, over the Air Line Road.
The S. & F. Co. are to build the road and
the &. Il y W. to guarantee interest on
bonds Sheboggan Times
The long contemplated canal from Lake
Superior to the Mississippi via the head
waters Of the St. Croix, is to be pushed
through. Mr., Corcorap, the well known
Washington banker, is one Of its leading
advocates. Mr.. Cocoran is largely inter
ssted in lands at Superior City,
joseph Bennett, who is e. years old,
IN eccentric, religious old lunatic, wall
lered away from bis home in Lind. Wau-
peca county, on the 9Th of March, saying
he was going to Wild Rose, Waushara
county, to get work and was not seen again :
n the town of Lind until tie 9th, when !
ie was discovered in a field crawling on his /
,ands and knees. To questions put to him !
he was unable to reply. Both legs and :
eet are frozen. His feet have been frozen I
% long, that they have sloughed off and 5
caves tie bones bare. lie is vet 10 so :
ritical a condition and so old that ampu-
alton cannot te performed. He has no n
eiaryes in this state, bnt has four sons c
iglng somewhere in Pennsylvania. Is
Niagara Falls. April l.-Pat and John o
Kelly, brothers, of Chippewa, Ont, started il
his afternoon to return in g row boat from {,
his side. When half way over it was
oiiced that they were in trouble, ss if an n
ar was broken. They were too far down