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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-27
June y, 1879.

hENNEBEr COUNTT.-Ia IiDtate Conri, al
augusta, on he second Monday Of June, 1879.
4 CERTAIN lNSTRu MENT purporiing to he the
"A last will and testament of Aaron Ed.
redge, late of Clinton, in said County, deceased,
having been presented for probate;
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given thit,
weeks successfully prior to the first Monday OF
July next, In the kennebec Journal, a new spa.
per printed In Augusta that all persons interested HAY
gusta, and show cause If any why the said inst
nent should not be proved, approved and allowed,
the last will and testament of the said deceased
- H. X. BAKE Judge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subs cri.
~ Der has been duly appointed Administ ratrx
the estate of -.
RUFUS WRITTEN, late of Augusta,
in the County of kennebec, deceased, inte state and
has undertaken that trust by given bond as the law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased desired to
hibt the same for settlement; and all ind, bed to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
HANNAH WRITTEN.
y, AAy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-27
Nrm advertisements.
BENSON'S
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS
CURES LAME AND WEAK BACK
INSTANTLY. Seldby al druggists juncj.iw
statesmen WANTED.

Two energetic men wanted To soil standard goods
TO Merchants aud business uncH In Nliiiie and New
England states. GuOd SALARY aud steady employment
for sharp statesmen that eau sell the goods. None
Others wanted. Address, :. : SrtNe fH, @sp Broad
way, y. y. june9tilw
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

bort Elm 5ppOtauf, Elm sebei3tes Babes
3immer, ffano.
6clingen. @m Ra1mittase bes 8.
Stunt idIus Der BIis in bic Stalung bes
aderers s. Sdumann unb tootste 3wei
Rinber.
Neib6auien. 4m Ibenb bes 7. Suni
e~ntitano Seusr in Der S9euns bss Aderers
Glees g., mobur9 S9eune unb Stalluns
gen sdn3li9 abbraunteH. Der 8srluif bes
gisentbimers mag nabesu 1000 Sc. betras
gen; weoer @ebduIi9teit nod Courage
waren ueri9ert.
6piingen. I'm baIb fiebea l16r Nbenbs
am 7. SUM- pertInbete bas S%sueriianaI
ben Gusbru9 elmer 6euersbrunt In Der NIT
S4iefern sebsdten S9eune bss Iderers
9amelius s. Dur9 bic Seitens ber
Oorfbewobner sema@teu a~nitrensunsen
sur BewdItisuns bes Branbes tonnte bas
anifoBenbe Wobnbaus serettet wer5en.
Der 8erIuif bes Bstroifsnen uirb auf cirea
5000 ST. perani4Iast unb itebt uerii9ert.
SunglinRer. am 8. Stunt Radmittass
sesen balb fanf llbt i9Ius Der glis mdb.
renb zines uoribergebeuben @epttters In
oas Oa4wert Der &nabenidule unb sers
l9metterte auf elmer pier Quabratmeter
sroBsn 5ldde Sdiefern unb Sretterwerf.
llnierc uns bsute s~usesanssnen Sldtter
meIbeu ben Cob bes 9rinsen pom Oranien.
Die Erausr UNI ibn 1T nidt gar sroB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
8sfgif&-S

Die 6od6fet BON atbus baben in
letter 3eit game Raien giisn mad
Deuti5lanb seianbt. Der bur9 Oeuti1s
Lamb auf Giien ssIeste Soa miro bieien
9cd6fen bebeutenb i6aosu.
Sim g., 10. unb IL. Stunt wurben Az
arIon Die MilisIeute Der Yropin; in acts
pen Sienit einsereibt unb bann sIsi9 bis
gum Serbf entIaien.
Im Z. Stunt ssssn 7 l1br Worsens
brad 81 SeHeIi9 (Hondelange) I'M 9auie
oes 4ferers Yeter 2outi9 Ssuer aug. Oas
6eu unb bas Strob wurben elm &aub Der
6lammen, W6beI, eeinen uno gieb tonns
ten gerettet merben. Die 8erluife perben
auf bic Summs pom 5000 St. sei9dst unb
iino ueri9ert.
Im s. SUM- ;os man ben 2eibnam bss
S. 9Ottfrin, aderer 81 gbalepiere, aus Der
Ssmois. Der Mann mat irrlinnis unb
mutbmaBt man. baB er ii5 isl6it ms 0ais
ier s~eftirst. gr binterldBt cine 8ittme
unb 4 Siuoer.
AIMS. SUM- brad 6euer in Der &emiie
beS 9errn 8. Wormont, @roBbdnoler su
Gfarae, aus. Our9 idnele 5iiIle Der
Bepobner purbe bas Seuer sel0i9t. Der
SerIuit lit stua $50 ST.
Die gisnbab Il Don gafna9 mad
@ourp, pom Der Elm gut Sbsil Der @obIs
fabrt oes 9anton's SouffaIise abbdnst,
bietst sroBe S9wieristsiten. bic in Der
Rammer sur Hebe famen. Mfan bstlaste
it5 in Der Rammsr iebr bitter ibsr bic Mns
lase Der gabn bon Mtbus mad Der Meuie
unb iber ben ~Iansiameu 5orti9ritt Der
arbeiten on bieier Babn.
aim IL. b. So. i5lus Der Blis in bas
5aus bes Wessers 6. gobraipile ~ Saus
pliers. gs brannte ab uno nur ein EbeI
Ses Wobiliars warb sersttet. 5llfe tpnns
tie ni5t s~eleiitet uerben, ba i9mere S9lois
len fislen. Die gerIuite finb bebeutenb,
bod III gues uerf1ert. Nm Gage porber
uur9e Mar9e beimseiu9t. Gin i9rsdiis
9es @ewitter entlub fi3 sesen abeno iiber
bic Stabt obne sroBen S9aosu gu tbun.
Am 8. Stunt Ieste cine Seuersbrunf
Sas Saus Ses SanbeIsmannss Bommers
~ SeIinsen in Ai1e. Die grnbte, elm
Sbeil bes Mtobiliars unb Die Waaren pers
b%ranRten. gsrIuf 10000 Grs. 8srfbsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
&urembmraer 0asetre.
Ot5cefe 8ortIanb.

Sn portlanb, We., fsisrts an, 8. Sun
Der boaw'te 8iidof Samss u. 9eaIep fen
25idbrises Prieferiubildum.
-.r DiSesis &odefer. H"
Mm Is. SUM- feierte Der bo9u. P.
Carl &uenBer, C.SS.R., iest in Der St
Soiepbs: Rirds su Ro9eiter miriam, isir
25idbrises griefsrjubiIdum. Der bodm,
Subilar wuroe am 4. SUM- 1925 gu Ilt,
Breiia9, in Baben, seborsn. Seine eriter
Stuoien ma9te berieIbe auf benz @pmua'
fun gu Sreiburs. Spdter beiu9te er Die
Saoetteni4uIe 81 Garlsrube uub madte aIs
Treiuiaiser ben SeIb3us mad S9Ieswis
5oIitein NIT. Nad beenbigtem Gelbsuse
stns CT mad gIiaB unb trat bort in bic
Congregation Der Observation-Disclosures.
am IL. Stunt 1851 Tam er mad 4merita
unb erbieIt am IL. SUM- 1854 gu &odefsr
aus ben 5duben bes ieI. 8ii9ofs Sobn
1imon bic Yrisfsrusibe. CT uirtte Dann
als Seeliorser 3u Baltimore. New Yort,
Buffalo, pittsburs unb &o9efter.
Di6cefe Chicago.
Mn Der ct. Soispbs Sir9e in Gbieaso
wirft iett ais BIior Der 8enebittiner bo1tb.
P. Suitbert; Der bisberige Brior, bo9u.
P. gsibtus, Der fi1 UNI ben Bau Der neuen
ct. SOispbs' Rirde iebr psrsisnt ma9te,
peritebt iest bas Briorat an Der ct. SO:
ispbs' &ir9e in g~ouinston, &p. gor lei,
mem S9eiben Dor gbicaso srbielt P. Brior
einen iebr pertbuolen, i9psr persoloeten
&sI3 ais anbsnten.
0t6cefe grootIpn.
Sic arbriten an Der RatbebraIe, psl6e
ieit 6 Sabren 9erubt baben, murben in Der
lebten Wo9e wieber aufsenommen; man
Bofft, ben berrli6sn gau, msnn nidt I'M,
porbergeiebene Sinbernife eirtrsten, IN p
Sabren 81 pousnoen. Oerielbe pirb cine
Wiiqion Dollars tofteu.
Zip f oIiidss Rortbern
Nebrasta.
P. Weninacr CAB ,u Rulo, Reb., cine
iberaus erfoIgrsi5e Riiion BEN Srii6en,
Oeuti6en unb Sran;oien. glf Yroteltan.
ten i4Ioien ii9 Der 81. Stride an P.
8eninser besann ieitbsr cine Wiilion su
aIma i'm Staate 8anias, unb reiiie barauf
iber ct. 9ouis, UNI baielbif Der 50idbriseu
SubeIfeier Der Seiuiten:llniue,itd bei,us
~obnen, mad Burlington, Dis.
Muslano.
Sn Sulse ablebens bss Srn. 9farrers
RbcinIdnber in SaIberiabt Sdblt bic DID,
ceie paoerborn nunmsbr 81 perpaiite Yfar:
reien.
Die fanigl. @rsierunsen pom Sdpa.
ben uno Der YfalS babsn SefsbIe erIai:
len. bur4 welde Der 9ebrau9 pon SD.
tiers Sebr' unb 2eiebud fir protsitantii5e
S9uleu in Den S9uIsn Der betreffenben
Sreiie perbotsn wirb. Oas Ssrbot 1T bes:
balb erfoIst. neil bisies 9eisbu9 ausfdue
sssen bic tatbOIiids 8tsIisiou entbdIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
aus Der S6Weis.

3uiiden benz Staatratbe pom Dauis
uno benz 0iidof BON Sitten III tir,Ii1 Elm
Wertras abseidloi1sn, Der Bel ben v9ibera'
len" uiel b6Ies 8Iut ma1t unb als Elm ut
tentat auf bic S~bsrbobeit bes Staat.s an.
ssisbsn wirb. lteber bic Sade 6olsenbes !:
gu ben @euaItmasresel Der vIiberaIen"
Hssieruns, melde ls4s mad Sprensuns
bes Sonberbunbes auftam, eebSrte aud
bic i3tebuns Der seihli4en Otter. Der
Staat, welder ii1 bieieIben uiberre1tIi1
aneignete, iibernabm bafir swar etIi5e
Terpfidtursen, Der usberi1ut aber wurbe
3ur Ttlsuns Der 0ffentIibsn Sdulb psrpanbt
anb bra6te benz Staate bic bibi9e Gum.
me BON II Wiuioneu elm. Nls i'm Sabre
1855 bic vliberaIe" &esieruns seftirst
wurbe, mat elmer Der eriten S9ritte bes
neuen Resiments bic i3uridfeluns Der
Sir9ensiter an ben re6tmdBisen 81.
s%entbimer, ioweit ie nod porbanben mas
ren. @ber giidof unb @eifli9teit paren
bamit nidt sufrieben. sic perlansten aud
bic !3aridsabe Der BON ben v9iberalen"
pertauften Sitter, se9sn beren Bertauf fie
f'e''IN't huo wv ptlSu StiLuul IlC HtUuIUt
batten. ,lleber bieien Streitpuntt bat f9
nun gii9Of Sarinier, Der felt 1875 i'm gmte
itebt, nit benz Staatsratbe In friebIiHer
Weiie seeiui9t. Rad Nrt. 8. bes 8srtras
9es psrpflidtet ii9 Der Staat, benz Yi0ee,
lanclerus so, 900 Srcs. asssubesablsn unb
ibm elm neues, auf @runb unb 8obsn bss
Capitals bon Sitten srfsQtes @ebdube su
iberlahen.
Das biId6fibe Srbinariat pon ct.
gaaen bat fi3 serStbist seisbsn, bsim grs
siebunssratbe sesen bas uerberbIi9s 9sbrs
bu4 Der ausemeinen @eidi6te fir bSbsre
Voltsidulen BON Wiaer uno SdnbIiber,
has tn ben Sdulen unb Qe6rerieminaren
etnsefibrt lit, 81 protsiiirsn.
Der &umpf UNI bic ltnterri9tsFreibeit
pirb unb nuB aIfo aud bier beginner uno
tam nur nit 4uf6ebuns bes tpranuii9sn
S9ulmonopols seidIoiisn werbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
,-Smsembursisch es
Ueretniste Staaten.
(ginseianst.)

Silbernes Priefcrs Subilaum bes bodu.
GERM Charles 8apbael bnn Paoli,
Same &c., g%Sisrnniiu.
gass grfreuIi5e, mas BET berartisen
SeitlidtsiteH seu6bnIi6 seidisbt, bot am
lettuerfofenen 10. Stunt aud bier in
Bao!t itattsefunben = nur mad Dem
ausbridIi9en f bss bodp.
9srrn SubiIars (einss 9ursmburser's) in
m6sli9it bsi9eibener 8siie. Ssnn vnidt
berienise 1T empfoblen," meinte sr, ben
Meniten IObsn, ionbern ben Soft EN-:
pfieblt."
Ste 9emeiaSe IisB ii5's absr ni5t nsbs
men, bas Subelfeit ibreS SeeIiorsers in
ieber Bssiebuus ;u northumberland
absr bur9 bic S9entuns elmer isbr iGSnsn
neueu @Iote, bic Ser bo9patbiss gu:
bilar nit grIaubniB bes bo9uirbisitsn
9errn Grsbii4ofs bereits einsepsibt bat.
I'm 10 llbr bssann bas feierIi9e Subel:
amt, nobel Der wObIsei9ulte 6ir9en1or
BON gaoIi cine 2eiituus ,u Gage bsi0rbsrte,
bic seuiB auer anertsnnuu9 wsrtb 1T.
Reu. Nmbausn pom Bine BLUFF belt bic
5eitprebist unb omar iibsr bic pabre Des
beutuns bes Brisftsr > Subildums. 3uerit
ipra9 er ii6er ben i9uloissn Oant gegeu
Soft; Johann ibsr bic feierIide Grs
neueruns bss Prieiter 9slibbss unb
i5lieBli3 mics er auf has aIlers
lssts unb allerb69its Brisffsrfea bin, mos
uOn mir wenisftsns cine abnuns aus ben
Worten bes guanseIiums id6pfsn: vguer
9erS bstriibe fi9 nidt. ...Sn benz Sauie
msines Saters finb pieIe Wobnunsen.
Ware bas nidt, 10 bate i6 ss eu1 seiast.
SD ssbs bin, UNI eu9 sinsn YIas su bsrsi,
ten. llnb wsnn i'd ~binsssanssu bin unb
eu4 einen plas bereitet babe, 10 TONNE Id
wieoer unb werbe eu9 l3u mir nebmsn, b as
nit aud ibr eib, no i'd bin
(GoIumbia.)
Siel llngliif bat leSte @o1e bic Samis
lie ~unieres Nanbsmanns, bes Germ Yetsr
geids babier betroffsn. Ils feline beibsn
SSbne am Dienftas Worsen D. W. nit
elmer Subre Sen nSrbIi6 BON benz Rins's
idsn gisentbum bic itsile OiasonaIltraBs
binuntsrfubrsn, i5sute has Yferb unb sina
burd. arnoIo, Der bic 3isel belt, uerlor
ben Salt, fel auf bic StraBe uub brad
iein Ssin. Inton, Der az SUB sins unb
bas YferS fibrte, parb nieberserifsn u. iisI
untsr bic &aSer bes @assns, bic iibsr i'm
pessinssu. Oas Yfsrb ben SaIt psrIie.
rsnb, itirste in Der iteilsn StraBs unb brad
bas @enid. anton erlitt Ieidtsre @ers
Issunssn uub bsibe &naben fisb bsrsits
auf Der Se1sruns. gSir bsbauern bic Sa'
Mile Nids iebr iir has llusliid, has fl
betrpffeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Saar, WoieL GtfeI uno SunSs
ridden.

Gu GItIap brad am "a. Wtai Seuer
aus, bas i9nsa @obnbaus, S3eune unb
Staa in sli9e Ieste.
Gm2 20. Wtai iinb In Erier bic Irbeiten
sur 9esuns oes unterirbiia den &absls bsens
oist pOrbeu unb fdbrt man fort bic 2eis
tunS auf Der S~aarburser 2anbitraBe gu
legen.
aim IS. Wai fam S9iffer ct. $. NIT
einsm ibpsreu baden Stsine bic Saar
berab. alm 3uiammsnFuB Der Saar unb
Woiel sins pl6slid Der Ha9eu inter.
3wet SObne, bic Der S9iffer Bel iid bate,
waren III @rtrtnten unb ba fe ni1t
i9wimmsn t~onuten, toffete es ben Yater
ale Miabe lie gu retten.
Su Wersis ~fsierten am %. Wai bic
gbelsute Us. D. Ssaenbers unb gussnie
Bod ibrs sOIbene Sp6ssit.
auf Der er &irm 8 sins
ss biesmal luifis Der. Die Woielbabn
fibrte cine Wense 6rembe gu.
Rid Elm gpbIenser III Der Di@s
ter ..bes berrli4en 9iebes: bort mo Der
aIte Hbsin ....," wie mir fiirsli5 bsri9s
teien, ionbsrn elm Stierer, Ssrr O.
S9mitt, iest Srsaniit in 9aris.
SIR Sas pom Brihs Ssinri9 bintsrlais
iene Gut y@eiBbaus" msIben fi9 immer
mebr Rdufer, barunter iusar elmer aus
Stpreuben.
Man 9reibt aus benz RputbaIe:
8sun aud, uub suar NIT &e3t, aasntbaIs
ben ibsr allssmeine @ei5dftsfaue setlast
pirb, 10 sibt es bod nod ausuabmeu, wie
bic Stsin: SnSufrie bss Spatbales benefit.
RamsntIi9 an ben Srten, NO quite Bess
unb S9leiftsiue seponueu weroen, iiebt
man Dor pie na9 ribrtse G~bdtisfeit. 90
lab man einen aus ben Stsinbrii9sn Der
Serreu 5risosri5s u. 2ubpis berporsssans
senen sur Iusfubr mad 9slsien beitimms
ten toIofialen S9lsiffein pun 10 SUP
Our9msiIsr unb II SUB Dide, auf benz
Sabubof in Rplburs perIaben. gs III sr.
frsuli5 Su isben, baB bunberts pom Mrbeis
tenn BET bisisr S%tsininbafrie nod immer
Iobusnbe Sei9dftisuns inSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
@roe9er 5ogt9um N.

Scr Staatsratb bat bas nsus Strafses
istbud pom 2. confitationeusn Sotum
biipeuiirt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-05
A- -
CATO.

4 German woman of this vicinity re-
ceiyed fatal internal injuries while using
an Ak, last Saturday, which resulted in
her death. She leaves six small children
and an invalid husband, to mourn her
loss.
One of the leading farmers of Maple
Grove had his arm seriously fractured,
by being thrown from buggy while
coming from the city last Thursday.
The Temple of Honor rendered "Ten
Nights in a Bar-room" very creditably
here lest Friday night, This is diff
cult piece to perform and consequently a
poor selection for amateurs, as t requires
considerable talent to reflect the senti-
ment the play is intended to produce.
Same party from the Rapids was the
successful bidder for the building of the
new bridge at CIark's Mills, Sl,170.00 is
the price. The work is to be completed
by September 10Th.
More cases have been disposed of be-
fore the Maple Grove court within the
last three months, than there are entered
on the docket for the June term of the
circuit court for this county. This is
mostly due to The unparalleled vigilance
of the peace officers. and their determ,
ination to see that the laws are faithfully
observed. The once famous Clark
Mills court is thrown completely in the
shade by this towering tribunal of justice,
and will have to take back seat
The Knight OF the Road at GriEam's
Station, is enjoying his usual good
health. as yet. in that place, notwith
standing his narrow escape from lynchine
about week ago.
Mspse Grove will celebrate the 4th o.
July 9Th picnic, Clarks Mills with {
horse-race on Ira Clark's race course
there will be two purses of S25 each, ont
for running and one for trotting, gran,
time is anticipated.
by the way" Pratt Jenkins is tn
| ''boss" singer of Cato.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-05
FRANKLIN.
June ond. 1879,

June Ind, 1879.
". H. Earles is spending his vacation
at his home la this vicinity.
NJ. hellner recently purchased team,
OF tive-year old horses, at cost of $500.
-Four saloons dispense the ardent to
thirsty travellers, and yield the town an
annual income of $780,
A picnic viii be given by the Catholic
church in Maple Grove, on the ith OF
July. The proceeds Will be used towards
paying the debt Of the church.
Hayes steam saw mill, in the town OF
Morrison, Brown Co., was entirely DIES.
troyed by fire Tuesday noon. Loss from
$500 to $1,000, on which there was 20
insurance. The mill will be immediate
ly rebuilt.
The farmer who closed public road
in this town, of which mention was made
i'll our last letter, concluded it would be
less expensive TO open it again than to
pay the lawyers bills, and acted accord
iugly.
\ yender of tin ware and yankee no.
tions, from Fort Howard, was arrested
in Maple Grove for selling without IL
cense, and taken before Justice Morrisey.
He gave bail in the sum of $50 for his
appearance three weeks from the date of
his arrest.
\ saloon keeper here has not the green
backs wherewith to pay his license, but
offers his note instead, which the town
board refuses to accept. We suggest
the board take the amount in beer and
then invite the boys to take something.
A much-needed rain which fell Friday
night put stop to numerous fires that
were running in the woods. Fences
were destroyed in many places, and some
farmers had their grain fields badly in
jured by being burned over.
A boy in this town beat eomrade last
winter for some trivial offense. A war;
rant for his arrest was issued at the time
but he managed to elude the officers I'M
I'll recently, when he was taken and sent
to the county jail for ten days.
John Mullins of Maple Grove, met
with serious accident Thursday last,
while coming from Manitowoc. On the
road he attempted TO pass team driven
by young man from the same neighbour
hood. This, the young man tried to
prevent, and Ill doing so drove his team
across the road in such manner as to
come in contact with the vehicle in Which
Mr.. Mullins was seated, throwing him
out and causing a severe fracture of his
arm besides serious internal injuries.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-05

a newspaper refusing to publish city
notices at legal rates, is not subject to the
forfeit prescribed by Sec. 1914 of the
revised statutes.
Mr.. White speaks of the resolution
declaring the PiLoT the official pa
per as ''being again and again press
ed'' by the democratic friends
of the PILoT. The fact is that the reso-
luton was introduced by democrat at
the time when an official paper should
be chosen. 1t was regularly laid over
by republican members, and of course
came up in the regular order of business,
without being at all pressed by tdemo-
cratic friends. We simply mention this
small matter to show how unreliable Mr..
White is in his statements.
Mr.. White argues that the PILOT
though agreeing to perform the work for
So, would at the end of the year present
its bill for the full amount. This is an
assumption not creditabfe to the man
advancing it. Among Mr.. Whites re-
publican colleagues on the board, if he
finds one acquainted with us who will
honestly state that there was cause TO
apprehend that we should not fulfill our
part of the contract i'll letter and in
spirit, then Mr.. White may apply
the epitheis humanity and mean"
to Us without provoking retort
Though we are aware that contract
cannot by its terms set aside statute,
We think Mr.. White as an attorney, for
q person claiming more under the ordin-
ance than contract called for, would
hardly trust to the proceeds Of the judg-
ment for his fees.
Ga the very evening that the Tribune
was declared the official paper, three or
dinanees were repealed. Is the process
by which an ordinance is repealed, is so la
borious and costly, that the city can bet
ter afford to lose 1925 than have single
ordinance repealed? If so then the ma
chinery of the city government is very
cumbersome, or Mr. Whites ability to
get out of dilemma very limited. Such
argument as that as a Justification for the
appropriation of 1925 is an insult to the
intelligence of the people whom Mr..
White addresses.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-05
PERSONALS.

James Phipps of Depere, was in the
city Tuesday.
7Ir. Crossman of Milwaukee was in the
city yesterday.
Fl. G. FL. Reed OF Milwaukee, was il
the city Tuesday.
E. B. Treat spent portion of las;
week in Chicago.
General Bragg was in attendance at the
circuit court yesterday.
Father Jacobs delivered lecture al
Centerville yesterday evening.
Lawyer Sedgwiek of Kewaunee, made
US pleasant call last Monday.
W. Fl. killen of Cato, visited his
friends in this city on Tuesday.
The family of Mr.. Sandford, of the
Tribune, arrived in this city on Saturday
last.
Judge Mclean arrived in the city Mon
day evening, and opened court immedi-
ately.
Rev. II. Y. Averill is attending the
Diocesan council at Fond du Lac, this
week.
Mrs. ". A. Walker returned last week
from an extended visit to friends in
Platteville.
Clint Sharp, foreman of the Chiffon
Times, was in the city the early part of
this week.
Sheriff Pierce brought back Anna
Guerbirg and Tosten Erickson from the
Oshkosh asylum yesterday.
Mr.. John Hume jr., son of editor
Hume, of the Chiffon Times, was in the
city the early part of this week.
General Sigel addressed an audience
numbering about 76, last Thursday night
The lecture was in the German language.
Mr.. Plympton Of Milwaukee, was in
the city this week, uperintending the
sinking of cribs in the extension of the
harbor piers.
Daniel Noonan of Cooperstown, called
upon us Tuesday. Mr. Noonan is one of
these plucky men whom misfortune can
not keep down.
Miss Anna Iandes of Indianapolis, an
rived in Manitowoc last Saturday. Miss
YaGdes made number of friends in the
city during her visit last summer, and
all we're glad to welcome her back.
Hon. John Carey was i'll the city Tues
day. The people Of the first district are
anxious that Mr.. Carey be their repre-
sentative aext year, and there seems to
be ne.way eat for him butt to yield to
their wishes. -.'r';;i- : -; i-.- ....-.
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The undersigned on behalf of the st. Boni-
face Catholic Church, desires to express his
sincere thanks for the liberal support given to
the picnic of last Monday. To the many who
gave of their time and means TO make the en-
ter1ainment a success, to the Manitowoc Pilot.
TO the Chief Engineer of the FIRE Department.
the Fire Company Of the south side and the
Coneordia Singing Society, especial thanks are
gwen. The proceeds of the picnic far exceeded
our expectations aud the liberaiitv OF the peo-
pie viii be RENE nbered with gratitude.
REV, II. JACOBS.
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THE picnic of Monday last was q decid-
sd success in every particular. A large
crowd from every part of the county was
present and all seemed to enjoy them
selves to the fullest extent. Tho Catho
lie church Of the city, under whose ans
pices the picnic was conducted, realized
handsomely from the project. The
church at Father Jacobs coming. was
heavily involved in debt, but through
his earGestuess and industry this has
been greatly reduced, and the proceeds
Of the picnic of last Monday viii almost
wholly clean il mp. This great work
speaks well for his management and is
alike creditable to pastor and cougrega-
ton.
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DANIEL NooNAN, well to do farmer,
of Cooperstown, met quite a serious loss
by fire on Friday last. There had been
forest fires raging in that neighborhood
during tue dry weather, but were almost
wholly extinguished. The high wind Of
Friday again started them, and they
burned with terrific violence. Mr.. Noon
ans barn stood near a wood which was
burning and the fire was communicated
through the fence to the barn, which
was totally destroyed together with a
number of sheds and a granary. 1t was
only by the most strenuous efforts that
the dwelling house was saved. 1t was
fortunate the fire occurred during the
day (about II o'clock in the forenoon) as
the neighbors were thus able to give as
sistance in saving the house. Mr.. Noon
an lost some grain and quite an amount
of agricultural implements. lie was in
sured for 800 which does not cover
more than half his loss, the buildings
destroyed having been very fine ones.