The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-02

4 w0MEH'8 congress Will be held at
Madison commencing on the 8th inst.
THE Waukesha Reform School is sui
fering from some malignant kind of ty
phoid fever.
SMITH must open his bari Of fattery.
He is running againt man whom the
people respect.
KEARNEY did not burn Gen. Grant in
effgy after all. He says he had no in
tontion Of doing 50.
IT is rumored that when the Deaf and
Dumb Institute IS rebuilt it will not be
located at Deleyan.
THE Great Silent Man" keeps re-
markedly quiet to the CONSERVATION OF
Blaine and Sherman.
Gov. SAITH will find it necessary tc
say something about the prosperity OF
our glorious state" this fall.
THERE are four state tickets in Wis
consin this fall, the democratic, ropubli
can, greenback and prohibition.
FRANK MoUlToN, of Beecher fame
was expelled from the New York Pro
duce Exchange, for "crookedness. .
LET'S see. Isn't hajen the German
for haye2 Well, Andrew will haben the
Office of state treasurer if merit is rocog.
nized.
THE school children of San Francisco,
to the number of 10000, greeted Gen.
Grant on the 10Th. The silent man made
them a speech.
A COUPLE OF rival '1ovyers" had 9
quarrel at st, Joe, Mich, on the Goth,
and one shot the other in the head. The
wounded man died.
MATT CARPENTER health is still very
poor and physicians advise him if he
does not cease from law he will soon
break completely down.
THE democratic central committee
have appointed the following persons as
an executive committee: Gen. Parkin
son, 10. Rankin, r. L. TTudd and Ed.
Wall.
Tx SENATOR HoEE's residence at
Green Bay was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday morning of last week. The
contents OF the house were saved. Tho
property was insured for $4,000.
THE city of Deadwood in the Black
Hills was almost totally destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at 50, 900, 900
There arc but few buildings left. All
the county records were destroyed.
PROVIDENCE flies the base ball pen
nants this year, Chicago has dropped
down to third place. But for the run OF
luck in the early part of the season the
last named club would be down with
Troy.
The Whitewater Register deprecates
the abuse Of Hon. Jos. Rankin by re
publican papers and says Mr.. Rankin
caused the republican party more ankle
ty than any other man who outlined the
policy of the democratic party.
Cor. FRED. GRANT has been interview
ed and says it is nobody's business
whether his father designs to stand fol
the presidency for third term or not
0f course it isn't The presidency IS an
appendage Of The Grant family.
BRAINS against fattery every time
Smith can talk of fertile plain when
standing on sterile knoll that would re-
fuse to mise white beans. Jenkins can
commend himself to the people without
talking of the prosperity that is sure to
come"
THE Sentinel insists that Reyes has
already begun 10 set up the pins for an
election TO the United States Senate
The State Senators elected this year
will vote for United States Senator in
1881. The Sentinel is consistent in its
opposition 10 the Madison ex-Regent.
THE republicans of the senate district
comprising the counties Of Sank and
Juneau, nominated E. e. Woodman of
the Raraboo Republic for senator. If
Mr.. Woodman is elected, and there IS no
doubt that he viii be, the fourteenth
district will have a representative of
which il may be proud. Mr.. Woodnap
is among the finest scholars of the state,
and will reflect credit on the district he
represents.