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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

DIR. JOHN OSWALD diedat his home on
last Sunday afternoon. About two years
ago ne suffered from a severe fit of sick
ness which at the time almost resulted
fatally. From this time to his death he
never fully regained his health though he
did not discontinue the arduous duties
which the practice of medicine imposes.
Two weeks ago fit similar to the one
which resulted fatally Sunday again pros
trated him. This still further impaired
his already feeble health and also to some
extent, his mind. On Saturday evening
he left his home and on Sunday morning
was found seated on a bench in one of
the summer houses on Picnic Hill with
bis coat closely buttoned which was evil
IDENTIFY the last conscious act of his life.
He was insensiblo when found and
though medical assistance was immed-
lately summoned he never recovered his
consciousness.
DIR. Oswald was well known through
out this county, and was generally re-
spected for the many sterling qualities
with which he was gifted by nature. Few
men labored more intelligently or assid-
uously for the advancement of their ma
tive town than did Dr. Oswald for that
of Two Rivers. He was ever ready to
encourage and aid any enterprise calcu-
lated to insure its prosperity and just as
forward in opposing anything which he
will be missed by the people of Two
Rivers and remembered by all who knew
him as a generous, kind hearted man
whose sympathies were always active.
We clip the following relative to his
education and early life from the CHrO1a-
icL6.
DR.. John Oswald was born in the year
1913 at Goettingen, Hanover, and re-
ceived his education in the classics and
general sciences at the Goettingen Uni
versity. After graduating at GOettingen
he attended the famous medical college
at Berlin, from which institution he grad
uated with honor After spending some
time in the hospitals of Berlin, he emf
grated to this country and settled in
Pennsylvania, where we was married, and
afterwards moved to Cleveland, Ohio.
twenty-five years ago he came to Two
Rivers and has since lived here and en-
gagged in the practice of medicine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

BRIDGET WALSH, aged Is years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Walsh
of Two Rivers, died of consumption on
Saturday last.
Few children are gifted with greater
mental powers than was this child whom
death has SO untimely carried off. We
offer our sympathy to the parents for the
loss of child whose short life gave
promise Of happy and useful future.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02
LIST OF

Hon. DAVID TAYLOR has removed his
family to Madison.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

THE wind storms have played havoc
With rail fences in the county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

THE finest stock CT carpets in the mar
ket is now on exhibition at 0. Torrison' s
all new styles and latest patterns
which is being offered at remarkably low
prices. Don't fail to examine the stock
before buying.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

The PILoT's trim and sprightly appear
ance gladdens the hearts of it's many
admirers here. We hope its days will be
long and its influence always cast on the
side of truth and Justice.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

The large and magnificent Touring
mill of Henry Kolwey narrowly escaped
being swept away by the tremendous
food of the 22nd inst Before the food
gates could be lifted, the water rushed
over the dam in torrents and swept
mercilessly around the foundation of the
building. A half dozen men worked
faithfully and constantly throughout that
dreadful night, using every effort for
the safety of the mill aud their labors
were at length crowned with SUCCESS. The
loss of this excellent mill would be an
almost irreparahle one, not only to the
proprietor but to the people of the whole
township.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

The summer term of School Dist No.
opens to-day. p E. Nagle is teacher,
and we venture the assertion that the
young idea" will be thoroughly and
successfully shot while he holds the
helm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

THE Chronicle man befogs us this
week with his nautical terms We shall
cultivate the acquaintance of Jim Butler
or some other sea faring man, and then
perhaps we shall understand whether
that editor is sarcastic or complimentary.
In the mean time we accept the proffer-
ed assistance and shall put more faith in
the Chronicle than in the storm signal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

The Meme Mutual Insurance company
have paid Mr.. Hintz 81 $50 for losses sus-
tanned by the fire which was caused by
lightning on the night of the DIST. This
company pays its losses without any
"dodging. 1t is in very prosperous
condition; has n. Dittmar for president,
VIM. Danforth for secretary and very
able and efficient Board of Directors. ]
shall probably send you, ere long, few
statistics in relation to it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02

Anthony Kelly, the heaviest wheat
grower in the county, has just returned
from Iowa where he invested largely in
lands. We believe it is not Mr.. Kelly's
intention to dispose of, or remove from
his precent beautiful homestead; but
should he do SO, Iowa will acquire one
of the best and most successful farmers
that ever held a pillow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02
NEENE.
AnriI Doth. 1873.

Our new post Office, BOSNIAN" is, we
venture to say, the neatest of any in the
county outside the great cities of Manito-
voc and Two Rivers. Mr.. Walter3ach
has spared no pains nor expense in fixing
up for the new state of affairs. His
desks, boxes etc. are as neat as new pin
and as handy as pocket in shirt.
s'Osman' when it settles down to bust
ness, will be paying Office, as it is es-
tablished in the midst of q commun ty
which receive large quantities of mail
matter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02
TEACHERS MEETING.

GRnIMs, April so, 1873.
4 teachers meeting is to be held in the
school house at Grimms onSaturday May
18th, the following is to be the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
The l.lyer,.,oi Cslast rophe.

There were between lODO aud 1000
IN thu Coliseum Thntrr when tho tar.
ril,le mud fatal panic occurred. II NJ.
pears TINT one ~ the performers was
singing 4 connie kong when free tight
commenced IN the pit. The cry II
fire wna raised. and there WAS gen
cral stampede for the lox.otIiae cn.
trance. though there arc said 10 have
lcen tiye other ,loors open for the
cgrc~ II the audience. Tho police IN.
side and ont.ide the thcnter vainly en-.
ticavorra IL control tlm crowd. The
structure ofthc il,eatcrat the point wl,cr.
tho crush occurred II intricate. The
exits converge into marrow well. An.l
II was In this we'll That the sniipation1
took place. and III. dead were piled Six
or scvcn ,nslios deep, An upright ls.r.
tition IN thc center III thr doorway
stopped tl,e l1.Asagr until ono III the
mc,, attached IL the illent.r cut Ii away
enabling noine ~ tl,r imprisoned people
~ escape.
\ SCENE II tho greatest excitement
prevailed outside the thcater. Tlt
iirc.rnginrs and iira.cmAper arrived
md the iiramcn, joining thu police. IN
tered tho building IA rtaxn,lr. the pco
pic. Tlc manager NJ tho tlicatrr. upon
The iirA alarm. rushed into the pit from
thu entrance. and sllont.sl to the prnpls
a. remain quiet. lut al hir efforts were
Intellectual until tho thcatcr had lcs,
nearly cleared. when the lcAd and In
jMreL were carried 10 thr Royal IN
tirmnry, Two ~ tho dead were women
ti,r" wrrc boyr. and thifty-two wer,
rtrong. ni,le.lnlicd men of the lalnrin,
rlnsr. LirryIDOt I,0Ier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

A woman went into barlHr-.l,op on
& street some weeks ngo and wanted to
know how much II would cont to d,c II
mans hair and mnstaehc. The price
wn1 named, and she then asked th.
harber to get his dye anil follow her
Why cant tho inan com. hercy'
asked the BARRIER.
He's dead" replied the woman, and
tho lAst thing he said when h. VIVA lnsss.
ing awny WAS: sally, Tx me up prctt.
for tho funeral His hair cnrlua b.n,ls
tifnlly, Int w,1 a little gray. II won't
look we'll "a sce woman crying round
i coiiin sith an oil .lparded man
III II. So want him iix.d np 4 little.
Hc WAS always beauty whom he had
hiS hair dyed. / know Ill want min.
liked TINT way II ! was grny and ,lead, :
Tho larlcr dyed the dral mans hair
III thu highest style ~ thu art, and tin
widow remarked, when II was all over.
ihat He VIA the lpyelicst corpse ever
buried on tho comstock." rnpinia
Ner.1 Chronicle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
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iaraa ~ the Brisi~l, Government rgarling af.
fairs IN tho Esri Ilr dil mol fc.l apprrlcnnisc
u sronhlo oii ihc Indian frontier inlosr Asia
Minor ansl tho fmphrasor valley WIRE occupied
by either a very strong power or very weak
unc. and hc hinicd that England NIGH, TAX.
the initiative ANIL obtain control of that terri
tory herself
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

l,snf m.ie,s'tt VI T. sttssrsi IL ,ailhstanA
There will br eight tirrenhaek.r~ In
the neat liuttsc. Sis II these namslv.
two ffnm Maine, unr from Pennsylvania,
one from Indiana md two from fova
ARE rlas>cd In the above table ~ Den,o.
eni~, having hcrn elected u, coalition
~ Democrats and Grc.nlmrkcrs. The
other t~o ono from Illinois nni one
from Missouri were elected hy caali.
tinn between TIM Republicans anti the
Grenhaek.r. nnd are therefore classe,l
~ Republicans.
Tho present senate stands: l.cpuh.
licans, 10; Democrats. 81: In.lclnnd.
ent. /. Total. ~. Counting The changes
already made and those indicated by the
late elections, thu Democrats will gain
for the new Senate one III each III thu
States uf Alabama. Arkansas, California,
Florida, Ohio. Oregon and South Caro-.
lima; total, Z aud the Republicans will
gnin one in Connecticut. This will
leave the new senate: Republicans
III; Democrats. "; Independent. /
Total. III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS oLnAMiNoe.
The women Of SAll

The women of salt Lake City who
oppose thu practice of pol,gAmy hsve i-rncd
an address 10 ihr women II tile United HtAie~
rcciting The melancholy facts connected with
lilo base ,i.cs to which religion ha~ lavn l,i In
that region, and announcing thu contemplated
circulation of petition 10 Congress. ruijpined
10 which !. II hoped may appear the name of
every Christian woman ia TIN county.
The liabilities u Dotld, brown II Co.
~ ~ L,nis, arr u, ,ss ITO; actnai available -.
sets, ssn.xal
The United German Bank. III Isalti-
more. ha~ suspended payment - tiepe-i,o,-,
requiring thirty days notice.
Ncarly AN, persons hayr l,ccn indicted
Tor Illicit irtillng III ihe United ssases Court fns
West Virginia
William Locker, John Grant. Edward
vsnilxit and William richards werc drowned
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

There /. one English lahy who l,as
Ind enough Of Alpine climbing. Mrs.
Wainwright and her brotlcr.in.lnw IN.
slcrtook month ago tho ascent Of the
piz palnr. il mountain ~ the bcrninn
group They took will, them two
guides. brothers Hans tirass anil
Christian TRUSS. The climbers were
corded together Christian Grass went
first, next IL him came Mr.. Wainwright.
then cnmc Mrs. Wainwright. nni the
rear was brought mp l,y Hans. 4 thick
fog came TN. Christian went too near
Ill, edge. when The SNOW suddenly gave
wns under his feet, aud he fell down u
preripier. dragging with him In his fall
the English laiy i.na gentleman, Bni
the rope wax strong. and Hans t.rass
WINS man II gigantic strength. A. hs
saN his brother disappear he threw him.
srlf iisiineii,ely backward. and. hy
sheer forre III muscle anil will. held the
three lost one~ suspended IN the mir.
H. WaA mol ~trnng enongl, ~ lrag from
the abyss two men nnd Il woman. To
stir. ~ Yield an inch even, might bs
certain death a. I'LL and they were far
beyond the reach Of human mid. IT.
shouted 10 his brother, dangling ut the
end of tlle rope. ire III both sides II
him, SNOW above him, T'lr brother M
sMercd: lir wns alive. lnhnrt, and reudy
~ help IL Inenns could hc devised.
Hans told him 10 cling Ia the Icy slope,
cut steps In Il nnd mount, md h~ quick
alnnt II, for lie lid not think he could
hold on more than lnlf an honr longer
Mr.. Wainwright had kept his nx. HI
handed II ~ Christian. and the guide
vet about cutting the steps ~ Han. Ind
suggested. After almost snpcrAnmai
exrrtions, liz contrivcd u crawl mp e
the edge oi the crnsnsHc. Ills brothc,
gave him hand; then the two, uniting
their strength, pulled mp Mrs. Vain
wright aud her hrothcr.in-law.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

At \ recent Cabinet meeting there
wan general conversation regarding points so
be brought ~ tho attention, of Congress lii il,r
Presidents message, II VA. unanimously
agreed that tia message should contain some
recommendation for thu enactment of lagisla
don either 10 increase tho weigh. of Tho stand.
ard silver dollar o. 10 diminish In coinage, or
10 adopt hoth these means of preventing fur
ti,er doprcrtstin, of In value.
The money -nrlcr service the past year
yielded nd profit !" the Government ~ alM,,t
tJun
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

In hi. Northern Central rnilroad ~
Pennsylvania, lntely, engine NJ. I drew
from clark Il Ferry 10 Sunhnry. u distance
of thirty -onc miles. Il train consisting of
iA3 empty cars. ono loaded eight.
wheeler. two cnhouses and drah IN.
ginr. II wa~ upgrade work. bnt thu
trip wAx made nt the rata ~ ten miles
MI hunr. Tho train was u. .:!tNl feet long,
or v2D fect more than mile. and, II Il
claimed, was thu longest ever drawn hy
4 single engine. Seienfifc american
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

Returns from tho November elections,
- received BY telegraph on tho morning of
Monday, Nov. II, Indicate the results noted
below.
H.nois. Entire Republican Htste ticket
eiecsesI, and she L'gialaturc !. Republican by 4
small majority. 1'ha Congressional .lel.gaii.,,
stand. i. llepnblcAa... u Democrats a,ul tirrn.
l,arkeer.
Wi.sonsin. The election III this Hi2ie ~as
for members of Congress and tho nlase lHgi@la
tufa The Congressional volo msy Do summed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

During thc Inst four years, according
10 the Director III the Bureau ~ StatiS-
tics. VIZ hnyc been bnil.ling railroads nj
the rate of 2.22l miles per year. Tho
importation of railroad bars, both iron
and steel. fell from t,,b, vi tons In lh7l
10 twelve toms hi ls77: but the proslnr-
tion Of iron and steel liars IN the United
States increased from 2.Oos.lN tons
during the hve years from 1877 70 lS7l
10 t.O5tl.ytO tons during the i've years
from lA73 to 1877. AN increase of ~ PR
cent. The supply u iron mn. steel rail.
roa.l harn necessary 10 meet the demand
of our 10000 milcs. .of railroad already
In operation. for renewals of track and
for thu extension of track facilities, in
order to meet tllc necessary require
mcnts of traffic. IL now about three
times ~ large ~ thc supply required for
track.lnying On new roads. This pro.
dnction II iMrn 10 supply railroads ,n
operation has. In fAct. mainly sustained
the iron aud steel rail interests of the
country IN their present state u eili'
cheney
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
OST IL III. numerous class who aAk

OSE III the numerous claNs who AAk
foolisl, questions il answered by Figaro.
HI want. IL know III grapes nre
healthy" and In informed that Queen
Elizabeth, Christopher Columbus. Noah,
Nap,lcon I. and Mary Queen Of Hcols
atc grapes, md they arc all dead now ;
lint then agnin there nrc grare.cntern
wl,o still live. H. must draw his nwil
conclusions,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

TnE Richmond Religious Observer
wants its subscribers who arc In arrears
"a pay np, even of they have IL borrow
tho money ~ pay with.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

farmer wanted - borrow u gun
from neighlpr 10 Kill some yellow
birds III his field of wheat, which were
eating tho grain, His ncigl,lnf declined
10 lrni tln gun. tor he thought thu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

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I,ssoat II wealth. istsn sh. sins.
pil@ II rtsnana nai ~ith ~ lat sanstt's
ssHa
A entsIaSa ,rap never iaahsss ile
assfarr aHfiealsafaiiss It'a Mi. sitli
n ~hsas that interests him
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lmi twire. nnrr when | gained lue
suit, and onee when loss une
aCIrnasAf>. rsmarhs an .selmnr..,
like railway hfakemen. III a rra, sleni
~ coupling. All. yrs, and the coupled
vnrs III sll thu switching.
4 aArfrn.ar.sssr man was s.ld l.,
his doctor a. pit cheek on his stomach
III he wished IN lisr hong anil lsa happy.
IT, went immediately IL his tailor. Who
filled thu prescription by making plail
vest.
SEr here. waiter: this codiisl, II MT
nearly NJ good ~ that ate here lay
before Yesterday" Dear me- dear
me. what thing prejudice Ill WHY.
sir, the piece sua are now eating II tram
the very same fish"
Sup Mrs. Fitz. maurice: "'rhr dear
child IN such an ethereal creature. anil
MI delicate. ion will scarcely credit IL,
hut she lost hair.rin ont IL her hsnd
one day last week. nni she lnS hui i
frghtful cold ever since"
It'll take another yard II thu, bind.
ing, II ynu please said woman IT, a
counter.inmper. beg pardon" said
the clerk, Int | understood ,nn iisr
yards. " That's right, replied the ems
toner. bnt another yard will make II
more binding"
AMERICA may grow, enlarge and ~.
,and until it, cmblcmatic bird is uhlr
to perch itself IN the highest ppint
reached by the most sublime imaginn.
tion, Int her sons will never be- wcaned
from the habit of splitting on their Init.
IL they expect tn catch any fish F'nl.
fon Pines.
"DocrnR.' said lady, u want YOU
10 prescribe for me" There IL moth.
ing the matter. mn.lan.' said thu doe
tor, after feeling her pnls.; "yon only
need rest" Now, doctor, Just look ut
my tongnc." sl. persisted. Just lonk
III II Look ut IT, Now. say. what docs
thnt need" ~ think TINT needs rest.
too. replied the doctor
OSr afternoon. while il tight.rnls'
walker was going through his perform.
ance. u hoy about II years oil turned ~
nh acquaintance uf the ~ninr ase niid ~.
marked, tom, don't yon wish you
could tln Tint? Yes, d." sally r..
Piled Tom. hut my folk. make I'M 81
IL school. aud arr determined tlmt /
slnnt never br anybody"
EvFn since" snid Mr.. smiley. ~ the
breakfast table this morning. ever
since thnt little fello~. Jimmy Puck. put
il gritl,llc cake round the cnrth---nnl Ii
only took him forty minutes to do il
hive always held TINT 4 b,,ckwl,ens
nap.jack. with little spiinkling II
honey. wns III food for il fniry. Han.
nal,. l,nss M II hot nnc" Ner Hdrea
Register.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

According 10 the Stat. knlsrintcnd-
cnt of Instruction. the population of
Indiana In now i,Nit.U7., including
,ii2. .OH0 school children. The principal
cities of tho Htntc arc pcoplrd ~ fol
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

IAIlls
tl, iluilp 80 M al AMI nattA
A. can rnn,par. with Patty
tr.t,y Patty
4 stew, fry. II brnil IN ~sll,
rrarls raw nn iiie halt eh.ii.
iiii words arr M.ak III. eharnlf Ia tall
~ dainty Patty sv~uyrt.r Patty
soa HATTIE, k.iii.. Matte.
Must all give place 4, Patty
rretty Patty
Zach IN my hsArt had shane 4 star.
Had nnt Iii. ysaf a.ts .n.tsi ~ lar,
And reached Iii. months each With III II
And braaEht inu Patty Oyster Patty,
SUPPOSE yon were ont hi jungle
somewhere said Strolnl to liillikins.
while walking through the Zoo, "niid
should rce u tiger come charging down
upon yon, with fur mp and mouth open.
what would lM yonr first thought
Well, I rather think" replied Mr.. b.,
that for about two seconds Id conclud.
Marthy AIMS mother had inst gnt
hack from her trip 10 can,p.mreting.
II would bc comfort, though, when |
found ont I'll been mistaken about IL. :
- Cincinnati breakfast Table.