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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-21

First publication November q, 1881 No. 1G3.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate of William Iisch,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition ofllaus Boyer,
administrator OF the estate of said deceased, rep
resenting among other things. that he has fully
administered said estate, and praying that time
and place be fixed for examining and allowing his
account of his administration, filed in this Court
1t is ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge of this Court. Tuesday, the 18th day Of
December, A. D., ISIS, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at my
office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons in
tcrested, by publishing a copy of this order Tor
three weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the Manitowoc Pu.cT a weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc the nth day of November,
A. D., 1878
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
A. B., Atty. dec
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THE humorous writer of the Hawkeye,
Burdette, delivered his lecture on "The
Rise and Fall of the Mustache" st Tur
ner Hall on Thursday evening last. It
was brilliant with wit, and interspersed
with touches of pathos and bursts of elo-
quence. The lecturer, evidently is
aware of tie fact that continued effort
to be humorous is exceedingly tiresome
to his auditors and he consequently
avoids the monotony of an uninterrupted
flow Of wit. His humor is efferoescent
and of that practical kind which comes
from observing the ludicrous side of act
uai incidents. His voice is poor and his
delivery too rapid, two things which de-
tract seriously from the enjoyment which
the subject matter of the lecture is well
calculated to give.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members present except Martins
Proposition of Whitman and others K
place their automatic bridge lock on Stf
st. bridge, referred.
Petetion for repairs of sidewalk in front
of Lot No. 10, Block 157 referred tc
second ward committee.
The following claims were received and
referred:
Aug. Berge. stones for street. Il
j. Englbrecht. street work .................l
Aag. Bothke street work ....................5.5f
All referred to committee on streets.
The following bills are for election
services and each was referred to Com.
on Election:
A Whitman 81. w. Shimonel1 Sl2; F. A. Bean
sl2. VI Fellows Sl2. \. D. Jones IS. \. Vogt
Sl2. Westphal Sl2. L. Westphal s12. C. Paulus
50. L. kemper 50. III. Newcomb So. Geo. Du-
sold sl2. w. Grebling 49, A. NJ. Richter Sl2
F. Heinnemann So c. H. Schmidt sl5O. A
Hansen %. III, Drewsen s.. J. A. Kelser S.
II. GreveS Co sl3. Sund. for city, Com. on claims
ii. DasSler Sl.50 watching fire, Com. on fire and
water. Manitowoc Pilot 1876 Printing, Com.
on Printing. c. II. Schmidt Printing, Com. on
Printing. C. Volchert S1.95 Sund. for city, Com.
on claims. d. \. Shove s.. % gravel for streets.
Com. on streets. G. Hagen SIPS work on
Thompson Creek, LIST and 3rd ward Com.
Petition of q. Luling in relation to
coupons unpaid by the city, referred to
tne committee on assessment and finance.
Communication OF john Nagle referred
to committee on printing. Application
and bond for liquor license from William
Witt, referred to committee on License
The following claims were allowed un
der suspension of the rules:
A. Pfeffer 81, work on engine. j. Bothke $50
work on streets. Aug. Berge sI9 work on streets.
d. A Shove S2.2S, gravel for street. j. Engll-
brecht 81 work on street. Geo. Hagen Sl7 %
work on Thompsens creek. +. Volchert 81 95
sundries for city. c. H. Schmidt s44.97 printing
Manitowoc Pilot 1886 printing.
Petition of kemper and others reported
back with the recommendation that it be
granted, and the city Marshal instructed
to repair such sidewalks as prescribed in
city charter. Proposition of Whitman
in relation to bridge lock reported back
with recommendation thatit be accepted,
Adopted.
The committee on assessment and
finance reported the following as the
amount of taxes to be raised for city ex-
penses the ensuing year:
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PROF. CUMNOCK.

Prof, Cumnock needs no testimonials
to secure large audience in Manitowoe.
The very announcement of his coming Is
sufficient. No other person who has ap-
peared before Manitowoc audience has
become as great favorite IS he, and be
also stands unequaled in the excellence
of his entertainments. In the programme
published below are selections peculiarly
suited to the professor. Though they
are few in number each is quite lengthy
and the Reading will occupy as much
time as any he has delivered here.
PROGRAMME.
/ and III. Achs of King Lear. Shakespeare
Cheap Jack DIR. MarigoldD. ........ Dickens.
Tam . Shanter. .................- -.Burns.
i Georgia Seamon. .-..-.-..........-.....A Anon
Prof. Cumnock will present the above
programme on Monday evening next, at
the Methodist church, let all go and hear
him
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\. B. AIELENDY, ". r.

AFTER years of patient labor and ex-
pertinent, the St. John Sewing Machine
is now offered to the public, as the tri-
umph of inventive genius in this branch
Of manufacture for sale by Lemkuhl &
Dicke.
Ton WINDIATE's energies cannot find
vent in running hotel, managing farm
aud building school houses, but he must
also become speculator in grain. Tom
purchased the 10000 bushels of corn
which constituted the cargo of the Lake
Forest and sold it out at Is cts. per
buslel. He smiles like a villain when
he thinks of the crowds of farmers teams
which he loaded up at the dry dock
| While the corn held out there was a con-
tinual procession to and from the place
( OF sale.
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There will be a teachers meeting in the
school house near Osman P. o., Nov. %, 1878.
PROGRAMME.
Arith. ,-Genl Prin. of Fractions, P. Fl. Hewitt.
Grammar-Co njugation Of Verbs. 6 Danforth.
Geography,-Africa, Henry Walsh.
Civil Govt-Col. Forms of Gov'nt Th0s. O'Neil
Reading Miss Catharine DonohUe.
Pronunciation JAS Burke,
During the evening the discussion of the fol-
lowing subject will take place; RESOLVED, That
Religion has done more for the world than pub
lie schools. Affirmative, o. S. Brown, Jas.
Burke, Thos. O'Neil; Negative, Henry Walsh,
Z. II. Hewitt 7. DonOhue. JAS, BURKE.
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First publication October "A, 1873. J.

MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
Nash & Schmitz, Attys now "a
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ROsDMs AND BOARD.

- 80 COURT STREET.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.
Another Successful Attempt to Light 4
Fire with Coal Oil Poured from
Ca1-

Prairie County (Ark.) Organ, I'D: Our
community was shocked last Wednesday
when it was known that Mrs. Marie Lamb
lin, lady aged about fifty years, living In
the suburbs of town. had been horribly
burned by the explosion of can of oil which
she had in her hands at the time. She was pre-
pairing to get dinner. the hour being aboutten
o'clock and to facilitate matters In starting
the fire, took the can of oil and poured some
of its contents over the wood kindling, not
supposiDg there was any fire beneath the
wood. An instantaneous explosion ensued,
the blaze igniting with the contents OF the
can, tearing the can into flinders, and scat
tering the deadly fluid over the person OF
Mrs. Lamblin, and enveloping her in flames
She ran out doors, screaming, trying at the
time to tear the clothes from her body. No
one was on the premises at the time; but her
son, who was at work in field some three
hundred yards off, ran to her assistance I'M
mediately, but when he reached his mother
all her clothes were burned away, and her
body was perfect crisp. DR.. w. A. Dob
bins was sent for, who did every thing that a
skilful physician could; but the poor victim,
after writhing in intense agony for several
hours, death happily came to her relief. We
deeply sympathize with the bereaved family.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MosQUITo BARS, all kinds, cheap at W. K.
Thixton's, 256 Second street
For RENT.-A frst-class cotton-shed, south
side Madison street, east Of bayou. Apply to
Jerome Hill, or Hill. Fontaine & Co.
QUERY-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros.
Seal of North Carolina at the same prlce2"
ONLY one in the world-the genuine DR..
M'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
si@adard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
t"e written signature of DR.. Meade on each
tafel. G. W. JONES & CO.
GREEN BRIER whisky is made with great
care grain all picked and cleaned, water
from the finest spring in the county of Rob-
ertson, and cleanliness is the standing order
of the distillery.
FROM DR.. l.. B. Edwards, editor Virginia
Medical Monthly: " CJlden's Lebig's
liquid extract of beef and tonic ipvigorator IS
Endorsed by great many leading pracsition-
ers of America, who have used it with re-
markable beneficial results"
PARTIES owning or wishing to purchase
WILSON SEWING MACHINE, or the genuine
needles, parts or attachments for the same,
will find it to their interest to go to the
WHITE and WILCOX & GIBBS office, No.
"A North Court street.
Last Memphis manager for the Wilson S. NJ, Co.
THE WILSON SEWING MACHINES; also
needles, oils, parts and attachments, will
hereafter De kept by the undersigned. Will
son machines needing repairs will receive
prompt attention. ]. B. ALDRICH,
254 Second street.
n. B.-F. E. Keenan,, late of Wilson office,
will be found at above address.
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A CHAPTER OF CRIME.
OutlAwry In Gibson County, Indiana
A Citizen WaYiaid by Masked
Men-COId- BlOOded Murder
A san Francisco Thief
Arrested.

EVANSVILLE, June 24.-Owensville, Glib
son county, has of late been the scene of
several terrible conflicts between outlaws and
citizens, the last occurring last night. An
attempt was made upon the life of Andrew
]. Montgomery, who has taken quite
prominent part In exposing and
bringing TO punishment the members of sthe
lawless band. Montgomery had been in
Owensville and was returning to his farm
when be was attacked by several masked
men. He was armed and succeeded
In wounding one of his assailants. A
dozen bullets entered Montgomery's clothing
aud one Clipped the skin from his hip, but
he escaped unhurt The whole neighbol-
b BOD is aroused, and a hundred men are now
securing the country in search of the out
laws.
A cold blooded murder was committed al
Mount Vernon, Posey county, last night, by
an unknown negro, the victim being Annie
Nj Cool, a woman OF doubtful reputation
Three negroes demanded admittance to Miss
nj 'Cools house, and beng refused, battered
down the door, and when Miss M'Cool and a
companion attempted to escape by the back
way, they pursued them. A revolver was
fired, the ball crushing through her, and
causing instantaneous death.
Thomas Wallace, alias A. A. Bidwell, was
arrested tonight in res 1onse to telegram
from the chief of police of San Francisco, fo1
completely In the fifteen thousand dollar rob-
berry of the jewelry house of Messrs.
L. d D. Landon, of that city. Wal
lace escaped from the court room during
the trial, and was traced to this city, where
ne has been hiding for week or ten days.
He confesses his guilt, and is In jail awaiting
instructions. One of his associates, together
with most OF the jewelry, was arrested at
Columbus, Ohio, two weeks ago.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Berlin, June 25: The statement of the I'm
perlal bank of Germany shows an increase in
specie for the past week of five hundred and
hfty-seven thousand marks.
New Bedford, June "a: s. AnglerEiChsce,
the defaulting treasurer of the Fall River
mills, pleaded guilty to day, and was sem
fenced to twelve years in the State prison and
two days solitary confinement.
London, June 25: The Russians have
hfty-two thous md four hundred and twenty
six sick in the Balkan peninula and of
the recruits raised in 1877 for the Armenian
campaign, twenty five per cent. are dead.
Washington, June 25: The cabinet to day
resumed the consideration of the subject of
the defect In the Hot Springs appropriation,
bot no decision has yet been reached as to
what can properly be done toward carrying
out the plain wish of congress on that SUBJ
ject.
New York, June Is: The late William c.
RhlnelanderS estate is estimated to be worth
about fifty million dollars. He was one of
the seven largest real estate owners in this
city. By his will the vast property will be
managed by his executors for the benefit of
his children, VINO may divide it as they shall
see fit.
Camden, N. j., June "a: Benjamin Hun
ter, on trial here for the murder of Anderson,
testified to-day In his own behalf, and made
q COup1ctS ucUldI Vi tne OI say
ing he had not been out of Philadelphia on
the day of the tragedy, and had not been IN
Camden for year before. The cross-eXam-
NATION did not elicit any contradiction of the
direct examination.
San Francisco, June 25: A Silver City dis
patch says the advance troops of General
Howard attacked the hoStiles Sunday, forty
five miles from Harvey. Colonel Bernard
bore the brunt of the engagement. The bat
tie took place at Curry creek. Colonel Rob-
bins and two soldiers were killed. General
Howard has sent all the troops possible to
the front. The couriers rode two hundred
miles 10 furnish General Howard news of the
battle, and asking reipforcements. Major
Colbert, at Camp Lyons, has been notified to
protect the Winnemucca roads and to give
battle to the hostiles fleeing in the direction
of Owyhee. The probabilities are that the
hostiles have met with severe repulse.
New Haven, Conn. June 25: The exer-
cises of class day at Yale college began this
forenoon. The class poem was delivered by
Henry Clark Coe, of Cincinnati, the subject
being Questions. The poem was pleas
The orator was William Harvard Taft, also
of Cincinnati. His subject was the profess
sional and political prospects of the college
graduate, and the Grafton was a searching
examination of political errors and condemn
ing of e Ills in American public life. Among
the prizes awarded were the following: The
Learned" scholarship to George Tapscott
Knott, of Springfield, Missouri. The Clerk"
scholarship to William Everett Waters, of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
You will find a first-cIass Ladies' Res
taurant, with all cOnveniences, at
ELRVn,S
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.
The Cases Disposed of at the Criminal
Court ON Yesterday by the
Judge and Juries.

Grace Edwards, receiving stolen goods,
jury and verdict not guilty; Irwin Sherrod,
larceny, jury and verdict not guilty; Robert
Bolton, larceny, jury and verdict guilty, SEN
fenced to one year Imprisonment in the
penitentary; Jack Lucas, obtaining goods
under false pretenses, jury and verdict guilty,
sentenced to three years imprisonment in
the penitentiary; Anderson Stocks, assault
and battery, verdict not guilty; Anderson
Stocks, carrying concealed weapons, verdict
guilty, fine of fifty dollars imposed; Fannie
Hollis and Jane Ann Cox, assault and bat
terry, verdict not guilty; Malinda Robinson,
assault and battery. verdict not guilty; Chas.
A. Wycert, VIM. Fitzpatrick, breaking into
business house to commit larceny, verdict
not guilty as to Fitzpatrick; the jury has not
agreed as yet as to Wycert; Bob Brown,
sport, vagrancy, verdict guilty, but sentence
suspended during good behavior; Frank
Flynn, carrying concealed weapons, verdict
guilty, fine of fifty dollars imposed, but fine
suspended during good behavior; Billy Dunn,
vagrancy, verdict not guilty. defendant as
sumed payment Of costs; Mollie Williams,
larceny, verdict guilty, sentenced to eleven
months imprisonment in county Jail.
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Personal.

Mr.. JOHN ]. DUFFY and Mr.. Jerry Smith
left last night on trip to Louisville.
MISS BLANCHE GRAHAM and Miss Laura
Clapp left last night for Holly Springs, Mis-
sissippi, on a visit.
COUNTY COURT CLERK JAMES REILLY has
been confined to his bed by dangerous ILL.,
ness for several days past.
MRS. SAM SHLoss left yesterday evening
on the steamer James d. Parker for New
Washington, Pennsylvania, to spend the
summer.
VISITORS at the cotton exchange, yester-
day, were: Sol RoseneD, Louisville; Calvin
TTackler, Kentucky, and Miss Katie Kirk,
Memphis.
Mrs. NJ. J. LOCKE and her daughter, Mrs
VIII e. Address, left yesterday evening on
the steamer City of Vicksburg for the home
of the latter at Decatur, Illinois.
COLONEL Lou SELBY, noted citizen, has
lett the city for the purpose of sojourning al
Hot Springs, Arkansas, for a month or two
and using boiling water as beverage.
DANIEL SCHLoss takes his departure this
evening for Europe, to be absent the summer
de Will soJourn In Pans a few weeks, and
then continue his journey to Germany.
MEssRs. FRANK GRAY and John Robb, the
popular attaches of the Memphis theater
lett yesterday evening On the James D. Parker
for an inspection of northern watering place:
OF note.
COLONEL A. S. CoLYAR, of Nashville, q
prominent candidate Tor the office of gov.
ernor, Is IN the, city and will remain here fol-
day or two. He Is Gojourning at the Pea
body hotel
Miss Lolita FELIowEs and Miss Ella
| Bearden, OF Camden, Arkansas. who have
| just returned from school at Ward's semi.
nary, Nashville, are in the CITY, the guests {.
Miss O2helia M'Cullers, 49 Poplar street.
| PARTIES wishing to 60 out to Raleigh ir
the morning, and return in the evening
should first call at James Speed ticket Office
| 2S7 Main street, for cheap omnibus rates
Parties of six, or more, will be taken for fifty
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cents, round trip, by the Memphis City trans

cents, round trip, by the Memphis City trans
fer company.
ALL residents and property-owners on
Union street and all others interested in hav-
ing a boulevard-road made on said street
from Wellington street east to the corporate
limits, are requested to meet at the office of
Day * Proudft, In Magnolia block, corner of
Union aud Front row, on Wednesday after
noon, June 18th, at three o'clock, for the
purpose of carrying into effect the proposition
make by the city council for making said
road. If all interested will come up promptly,
ton TO the street, and an ornament to the city.
NJ L. MEACHAN6
A. B. TREADWk1.L,
W. STEWART.
J. S, DAY.
W. N. BROWN.
K. s. JONES.
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C,rcuit Court-Heiskeu Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-day {:
1913, Dooley VS. Pollard; 5l17, Henry, trus-
tee, VS. Mallory; 5134 Stewart VS. First ma
tional bank ct al; 5l47, Carter VS. Forrest;
5I51 and 5152, Ewell VS. M'DouQall; 5l57,
Hally VS. Hutton; $3.50, Hill VS. Thornton;
5l6S, Coouey vs. Twohig; 5174. Coll VS. War
wick; 5l96, Hardwlck VS. Nall; 5208. Paine
VS. EgneR; $50; Van Brocklin VS. Hopkins;
Wood ct al vs. White; 5257 and 5258, PauoIa
oil company VS. Leuton; 1894. Elits VS. Mar
tin: 500, Beckerd VS. Adams; 5271, Smith
VS. Knigbtley; 5276, Hendren VS. Friedman
Bros; 1898, Richmond VS. Brown & Jones;
$3.50, Lowenstine vs. Shane; 1928, Sherman
VS. Thayer.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

NASHVILLE, June %. - River rising,
with % inches on the shoals.
SHREVEPORT, June 25.-Riverfell inches
in the last twenty four hours. Weather cloudy
and warm.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-River risen inches,
and is now % feet l inch above low-water
mark. Weather alternately clear and cloudy,
and very warm, with shower this evening.
Departed: Grand Tower, Vicksburg.
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Doolex,s Yeast Powder.

This truly unriv4led powder stands on its
merits alone; and because of its perfect purity
and excellence, and from the fact that every
package is strictly full weight the people
have adopted it in their households, and have
the utmost confidence in it, 1t always does
use, and makes better and more wholesome
and nutritious biscuits, bread, rolls, mullins,
cakes and pastry than any other powder in
the country
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What great accident has happened TO
babies. Terrible to think of. Just tTo weeks
will make final cure of any little baby by
beng taken to Raleigh, to Uncle Tom and
Aunt Msry's. Many a one has been there
and returned home well. Uncle Tom and
Aunt Mary have reduced board to the follow
ing extremely low rates: Per month, thirty
dollars; per week, eight dollars; per day,
two dollars
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Logwood. Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to- day
377. William Wallace; 622. F G. Davis; 346,
John Angelo; 636, P. J. Reilly; GA, John
Trach i:' 49, So G. oV w Mnrpby ; 49, Nnn
Vincent and Flick Franklin; 626, Jesse Con-
nell; 627. Ellen Dwyer; 612, Nancy Horn;
469, John M'Mabon; 602, Joseph BevitoD
500, J. NJ. Berry; 589. Thomas Claywell
525, William Hallum and James Hickie; sic,
A. Ponte; 489. Louis P. Beaver; 400. A.
Rosenstiel; 456. John Campbell; Ass, Doc
Jones; ASP, Maggie Butler; 427 and 428,
Reinip
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Socialism.

In Chicago, Sunday, two regiments were
under arms all day, ready for any disturb
ance generated by the socialists, with orders
to use no blank cartridges and to avoid shoot
ing in the air. Fortunately, their services
were not required, because telegram was
received from Memphis stating that the best
and cheapest cigars were sold by Sol Cole
man 3I6 Main street