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NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE

ManltOWOc, WIS. April 70, 1873.
nv HEREAS. at a regular meeting of the Board
w of Aldermen OF the city o: Manitowoc, held
the l4th day of April, 1879, petition grant
ed for the building of a sidewalk on the west side
of llth street. between Hamilton aud Marshal
street, within TO DAYS.
Notice is hereby given, that owners of fots on
the west side OF llth street, between Hamilton and
Marshal streets, in the city of Manitowoc, are di-
rectcd to build good and substantial sidewalk on
said west side of said street 10 be completed with
III GO days from the date OF this notice Said side
walk TO be not less than five feet WIDE of sound
two-inch plank. with curb plank, and To be built
on the established grade OF said 18th street be-
tween Hamilton and Marshal streets according to
the record in the office of the city clerk.
GEO. HAGEN.
NAYS ST. Com. Isl Dist.
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IHoUGH differing in politics from the
Milwaukee Sentinel, the PrLor takas
pressure IN recommending it as n first
class newspaper. One indeed in which
the state may justly take pride. With
such paper as the Sentinel published
IN our own state, there is no longer anv
necessity of a Wisconsin mans TAKING
the Chicago daily papers. The Sentinel
Is fully rs ably edited, contains as mpcb
news and is vastly superior in point Of
responsibility. Though it is s.stronr"
republican paper. it is not offensive in IFS
politics, and We place it second only to
he Springfield Republican in candor
md independence. The Sentinel has
developed wonderful amount of enter
'r'se within the last year and we hone
Don to find it replacing the CHICAGO
'apers IN every city III the state.
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CONkLING'S SPEECH.

livery body expected Roscoe Conklino
would make another greatest effort
while the army bill was pending in the
I. 3. senate. Expectation stood on
upfoe, and Conkling did moi miss The
opportunity OF having incense burned 70
ais vanity. He announced his intention
10 speak the day preceding the address
ana 1t was patent TO all that this was
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MICHAEL kIRwAS, Count. Jnd,o


~ nnnr Puolicatlon April 10, 1879. No -
La nhtbDebAaasEi c- COUNTY corR ~
| bert, deceased estate OF John G. Scbp.
March In Z hereby given that on the aand do.
court yeT6ed i'Ina Brose filed in the comm oi
bv dem M OF said estate convey TO nafe the
in the connt no described premises
The sonIb ii 10y OF Manitowoc, Wisconsin sItuate
third ~ nan OF the half of the tovit;
northwest wofhirds Of southeast 9uarta one
teen rsn grater OF section thirty tow" tel OF
said r,e,itio, ~ one east which said nrani en-
of Ippd lloner claims to hold under and premises
bert on the IS executed 81 by said John srbn
der was made bv f tbs o. PM lse. That an or
judge IN a al the time and the Office Of tb DAY Of
said petition ION w o hSaphitowoe the 'g piaos
ybv P th an parties Interested NAV Thlch time
Dated April l, 1879. 'i'iiFf be not granted.
q MICHAEL KIRTaN O.
y I. Estabrook, Atty. 1ouhly Judge.
b
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WE do not know upon what facts She
Waupaca Republican states that the
people of Whitewater are satisfied with
their new president because ne belonps
to the proper" church. attends Sunday
school and sociables, and supplements
the minister generally. PERHAPS tb.
editor makes the statement from his
knowledge OF what gives popularity to
teachers, and what makes ample amends
Tor lack OF qualities which 60 to make the
successful teacher. 4 teacher more fire..
quently earns the support of patrons on
account Of subsaIyiency to the dominant
or more fashionable church. than for his
excellence IN the position which sbopld
receive his undivided attention. This is
50 true II almost every place throughout
the state, that principals of schools are
psendo-clergymen, part and parcel of
church furniture. We have nauobt bpt
respect for the man who is sincere in his
religious professions, but our contemnt
Is no less positive for the man who Is
religious because it is profitable for him
10 be SO. Our Normal schools make
formal exercise somewhat like
singing. The questionable practice of
choosing from the ministry the head of {
Inc educational force of the state. fosters ,
spirit OF hypocrisy in all, whose indie
pehaehoe can not keep pace with their
We know of Instances in
S y pretenders have through the in.
nuenee OF the state superintendent 50.
,ured good positions, the strength Of
ne. religious opinions compromising
u sl.e Weakness OF their intellect, and "
oftunately for them, but not for tbe [
chools on which they were infiic.aJ >;
herr religious belief was in harmon :
nth that of the then Hon. Snpt of pnhi;, o.
instruction. 1t is wise to suspect . man hi
no claims proficiency In one business 10
$ a recommendation for another, =,
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First hlicnt1nn May 1901

First publication May 1. 1879 No. 40
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
L In the matter ofthe guardianship ofthe minor
heir OF Catharina Hammernik. late of the town 81
s.eae1a; tItatr Is Tor the best interest of the s5
Malu 10 sell said real estate a-it is ordered ~
nlec,ed mat the next of kin to said ward and all
me On IN SAID estate, appear before
con,,t LOCK a H.; az the probate office in said
bI MY, 1nen and there to show cause f any there
of ssid ri should not be granted for the sale
petition. ~ INC prayer oil sad
d NJ lI IS further ordered, that a copy of this or
uef snalI be published for four successive 1veaIs
P Po 70 SAID day of hearing. in the ManitowSc
~ i. So weekly newspaper printed at Manitowo.
1879. 'H0 -o'n o@s VI April, A d, |
Franz G. AmICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge. |
A''sS' may y
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On, what stew the party opposed to
paying southern claims, was in, when
Gen. Bragg moved to abolish the south
ern claims commission. They wished
that commission to remain, so that their
friends in the south may be rewarded,
and as a means Of appealing to the peo-
pie to keep democrats out of power, else
war ciaims innumerable would be paid.
Bragg has not spiked big gun of the
opposition, but he has captured it and
can now turn it against them.
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WHILE the members Of the house of
representatives were voting on the legis-
latiye appropriation bill, the democrats
voting for its passage and the republi-
cans against, member stood up and
asked which party IS now voting to starve
the government. 1t was a pertinent
query and each party by its acts was
then engaged in answering IT.
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fFirst nnhlicatinn Anr,l1n ,S-a

ttlrst publication April 10, 1879. No. &c.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate of Ambrose osch-
wald. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Don A.
Shove administrators OF the estate of said deceas-
ed. representing among other things that he has
fully administered said estate, and praying that
time and place be fixed Tor examining and allow
ing his account of his administration fled in this
court: il is ordered that said account be examined
by the Judge OF this court, on Tuesday, the eth
day of May, A D., 1872 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at my
Office in said County. Ordered further, that notice
thereof be given IL the heirs of said deceased and
To all persons interested, by publishing a copy of
this order for three weeks prior 10 said Gay oi
hearing in the Mantowoc Pilot. a weekly news
paper published At Manitowoc in said county.
Dated at ManitowoC the 10th day of April. \. d,
1879. eX-may-l
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
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First publication April o. $50,

First publication April "a. 1921 No. .
IN PRoBATE,-MANITowoC COUNTY corn
i In the matter OF the estate of Clans II C'Isn
sen, deceased - Nlda
On reading and filing the petition of Anna .
CIaussen, OF Mishicott, Wisconsin Representa-
among other things that Claus II. ClaTIssen. Ia,
OF alchlcoft aforesaid, on the 9TH u.y of Anr;i
D., 1879, at said hichicott died interstate. Iesr;n
goods. chatteis and estate within this state en-
that the SAID petitioner is the widow of ssis ~
ceased, ana praying that admins tration of sai ~
tate be 70 Anton Braasch granted. ii i orb
that salG petition be heard before the Jndoa \
IAls Court on Tuesday, the Goth day Of Nav. nj
Ordered further, that notice thereof he e,i,a
the heirs OF said deceased, and to all persons III
terested. oy publishing copy of this order 70,
ng in the Manitowoc Pilot, a weekly ravsn.
published az Manirowoc, IN said county. F'pe
Dated al Aanitowoc, the 18th day OF April
Ii. G. & ". J. Turner. Attvs 1rsa. /
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NOTICE.

s Notlce Is hereby given, that in pursuance of
i3Z3, Chapter Y of the revised statutes ali dn,S
Ihe city on and after May 1st 1879. will have 10
listed and the owners thereof liable to nav s,oyd
s5.o0 Tor female and 81 90 for each male doc ~
y. NELSON Assessor M
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~ ~

Two hand fire enoire,s - r1IEIa7y -Ii 15.o
one bucket wagon With buckets lang nose carts and
apply or pdes dc ring to buy are or
of Manitowoc, Wis. VI Aldermen OF the Citv
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NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the name of Truman & Schroeder, as u. 5. Har-
Dor Contractors has been dissolved by mutual
consent March 23nd, 1879, the unfinished works
will be completed by II. Truman. .n.
TRUMAN (, SCHROFr
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NOTICE

hsreby caationed a may concern All person. are
trsered - shall pay debts Which one on my
maple Grove, Oct. i, is7s, L hAGGERTY.
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I'll O s TER Y
for spring and summer wear, for
Ladies, Misses, Gents \ Children,
Our stock of

is now complete. For ladies We
have everything in white from 5 cts
per pair up to IS cents, and splen-
did line of solid colored, and in all
the new combination of colors. We
offer as special bargains: Ladies
silk clocked, regular made, hose as
low as % cents; gents brown mix
half hose, well worth % cents, for
16 cents british half hose, 20 cts,
worth % cents, etc.
We have a good line of fancy i'm
ported gents hose of all prices up
to S1.60 pair.
In the above line, or any other
that we carry, We intend to keep as
varied an assortment, from the low
est priced to the best goods, as pos
sible, to meet the wants of any and
everybody, and at our usual low
prices.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN

90 NE Ar! OF WISCONSIN COUNTY cor,u,
Notice is R@r 16 ooGNTYN PRoBaTEE.i FOL
r count COUNTY 90 court, to be held in ana tern
% city Of Manifoy.n' :? the County Ju &c in ~
y tuesday of May, A. D.. $50 county on the first
- '''S VIII be heard and considered; ''o"ins mat
p poin mg application Of Henry Fabers e., No So.
y PPqmi.hght OF an administrator f lor the APP
p comfy RS, late of the an of Fato eiate Of
- NlFeat d Franz, Attys9
Inc application of Albcrtipo I-u,, No. &c.
3 the minor GUARDIAN of the persons and llg p
2 '"h Oh Coopertown, in said cnnhth' tate of the
probate the ast 81 James Peppard to admit 90
LEWIS late of the tow anu testament of MIchAEG
ministrator VII sp ~ lor me appointment of an
the persons mann nnc ee VIII annexed, in said msttr
anc having IN writing declined an, ~ ana by said
''i " ochn1tz, Attys0
The application of CbayIos W W.. No ga.
CITY of N ,ne estate OF OITo TRoENEI t "ulinls-
the examjnation ~ nald county, deceased t f
10 sau administrators in sgid ne hhai account
| rofest Attysl N ih'it"r q hite 81
The application of Daniel c-r. No. 49,
tow, sne sate OF Rev FRAxcIs BFprr TRAITOR
examination a5;d "a laid county deceased for i t te
9G administration in said mari maj account of
''N"il'z Attys Nash &
tor of fs lGation Of John Elcnbeck 80 80
town Of SobI@so! lillian KoRrEE late IRA
thn " o.hIesWlg, in said connt,. Iate OF the
cn - 4ilinatlon and allowonra - deceased, for
& I'm OF sald administrator in si vi me hnal
" Forrest, Attys.) ~ sa'u matter. white
the estara tit ~ OF Carl Habeck adminit,o. 40
Hoonarfoool JOHN HABECK late Of IN traitor of
amination IA nald county, deceased f ooMH OF
aid adnSinG Gnu allowance 9th final 90 a meek
'chmitz, AttYs) 1u matter Nash &
rn ne duplication of Ferdinand poo No. Al.
ropdte the last Will ana testu nee TO admit to
nr.hi late of the town Of SdL ~ ol CHRISTIAN
ounty- deceased NJ, VI Schles1vig, in said
white d Forrest AttysI
l ne application of Narrara+bo g No. A. "a
m Ieto i9si VIII and testament of Up aP, S1ecut-
81, Sd g. tne town of kossutb in Soi5 Pu oau-
e final account 81 Aaathlnation and alIOyspca -
= 'escaeht OF JOSEPH CIsITR ~, me last viii u
.ich said last IasC above mentioned da ie Town "a
hi nv Si5 IuSt OF eAecutoTshp last sG,r eCteased,
No ~ "a tu Joseph Sdukup prior 70 f SaIa was -
'NaSh " Schmitz Attys1
n 1te ., Ppilc5tlon of Eva Wolskf for Tho No 49,
IsKI Jata ~ ~ trdtOr of the estate of ~
nv 49," ra,e VI me town of Two Rivers fhLBERF -
'lfeSt 81 Franz, Attys'9 e
he application of Got,liah ~ NJ a.
Iist VIII and Testament n T amer executor Of
for H. vi "o Rivers in said co,,1t u, Iate Xxx
,nnt ~ oAainihation and alowan = ot ueceas "a
'uH' "s executor in said matter VI MS nnal e
tied .nri, - BY orc, order of the court. H
ALL hIRWAN, Count Judao
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Alanitouot pilot.
THURSDAY, MAY l, 1879.

PETE STENENs, the Chicago wife muir
derer, was sentenced to fourteen years
Imprisonment.
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z
County of Msnitowoc.
County Treasurer's Office,
Manitowoc, April I, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that III conformity with
the laws in such case made and provided, so much
of each tract or parcel of sud described in the fol
lowing statement. as may be necessary for the
purpose. will be sold the second Tuesday OF
NAV next, ii being the 18th day of May, 1879, and
the next succeeding DAYS by the treasurer Of the
county aforesaid, al public auction al his Office
in the city o Manitowoc, 10 pay the taxes, charges
and interest due thereon for the year 1878, and re-
turned unpaid 10 this office.
GOT-TI TER DAIMLER
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MASITOWOC.

Description S T r
Lot no. 5 in Subdivision of SEX IS 10 "a
Lot no. 10 in Subdivision OF n9 ne1 10 10 "A
Lot no. II in Subdivision of n1a nell 10 70 81
Lot no. IL in Subdivision NJ mex 10 - a
SIS OF e914 lot nc. l. Subdivision 81 ne4 10 10 "a
w29-39 OF lot no s, Subd. 81 ne4 10 - "A
nH ms of Wa lot no. Is, Subd. sH neA 10 10 "A
Lot no. 81 Resub. lots in Sub s& mex 10 10 "a
Lot no. Is in Subd nwa 10 10 RI
m part lot no. 8 5 of X. r. in sw= 10 10 "a
e part lot no. Z in Subd. of NV 4 l9 70 u
All of the following lots in block D in Reeds
SUbd. of 3 wa VIZ nwS 20 10 "a
Lots l, 2. 3, d. 5, 6, Z, g, 8, 10, H. u, i, II,
Is, IL, IT, is, 49, 20, p, %, %, "a, 25, % q,
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-pARTNERsuIp
+. :. TILSON.
FRANK SINNER

hal +. ttfntt I, 7'nooa
sinn D t James has stood at the head wen known
past Seminal saT; s' ars
dreams pnlples on the face fn. night losses by
arten,o ne cured Ladies wanting the mos can pos
for t& H5 T mon pa asGa.e
Ills you all about these disaaae uu,de which,
james bas ~ not-l0 cents to paw should
the % oee n ana psror bps
70 a. Dr. James is 60 wears Of 40 ace r. snndays
" iAmmh6RlNG AND SUFFERING
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= M4N TT oWWInSScooNNSS.INss-7cOUNrY COURT rop
Notice is bercbv o o,i,f.- PROBATE foh
COUNT e 90 court to be held in snd "y s term
city Of Mani T Tcc OF the County Jage 'i s ih
Tuesday Of Nav IN S9d county on The t llf
'eiS VIII be heard and considered. ioilo"ns mat
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of the es pptea az of Daniel Gis 49,
town of Nsema ny j.; ERAEcIs BEREFFI late of ,a
said and allowance OF The a1 Tor the
ochmtz, Attys anu mailer Nash q
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TAX NOTICE.


STATE OF WISCONSIN, L.
Couprx of NaDirOwoc
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-13
Light on a Dark Subject.


The Memphis Appeal, a Democratic
paper, gives some light on the subject of
the Negro exodus. We quote the fol-
lowing from that paper:
The incendiary teachings of the Bour-
bon press and politicians have furnished
in great part the material now feeding
the emigration movement that so alarms
the planters of the Mississippi Valley
These presses and politicians have taught
only bitterness. They marked for social
prescription all who refuse to submit
without question to their partisan guild
ance. This became a partisan creed
The brunt of their denunciations fell on
the colored people. The lawless classes
were but too ready to begin the bastard
ly work of persecution. They found it
a certain means of suppressing the bal
lot. They inaugurated reigns of terror,
shot and killed where shooting became
necessary, and SO preyed on the fears of
the unprotected blacks as to practically
disfranchise them in every locality
where the bulldozing programme was
adopted. And the Bourbon presses and
publications, instead of demanding pro-
lection for all classes under the laws,
pronounced all charges falsehoods, and
at least indirectly encouraged the das-
tards to further deeds of violence. This
is the truth, and the truth should be
told.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-13

er Freeman nor his wife Is insane. They
are perfectly rational in every respect. =
They are, however, In morbid mental
state, and have one delusion--that God
can and does speak directly to human
beings. Freeman said, and his wife
also, that whatever course was taken
with them, they did not want any plea
of insanity entered. He admitted that
he undertook the act with full under
standing of what he was doing. He
knew that he was violating the law He
knew that people would look upon it as
horrible crime, and he knew that it
would be agony for him to take the life
of his little daughter.
The District Attorney said that the
case legally was clear enough. Here are
man and woman who, with complete
and perfect knowledge of what they are
doing, with abundant opportunity to re-
fleet, and admitting that they under
stood the responsibility they were meet
ing, kill child. They must be indict-
ed for murder in the first degree. Med
ical testimony will be introduced. The
question is to what extent such delu-
sion will affect the verdict.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-13
A Gallows Candidate.

Two months ago DIR. Pierce, of Fac
toryville, Wyoming county, deserted his
wife and family and eloped with Mrs.
Riggs, the wife of his hired man. He
had the day before prescribed some med
icine for his wife, who was sick. After
the fight of her husband Mrs. Pierce
took the medicine. She died two hours
afterward. Pierce and Mrs. Riggs went
to Texas. The woman had taken her
little boy, four years old, with her.
Shortly after taking up their residence
in Texas, Pierce subjected Mrs. Riggs
and her boy to the most brutal treat
ment. Three weeks ago Mrs. Riggs,
taking advantage of the absence of
Pierce, took 500 of his and fled with
her child. Pierce got track of her and
followed her. She eluded him and
reached her fathers house on Saturday,
but was very sick, and died soon after
ward. Pierce then fled, but the officers
of the law are after him on the charge
of numbering his wife.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-13
Miscellaneous News Items.

CB- The people OF Des Moines, low a,
voted in favor of liquor license by over 500
majority on the 1st inst. 1t is significant,
however, that the women cast 4S0 votes,
and only three of them were for license.
esg- The eldest son of Senator Kernau
of New York will go to the Novitiate of
the Jesuits at Rochampton, where son
of Gen. Sherman is preparing for the
priesthood.
gB- Ex-Gov. Charles Robinson of Kan
san is now caring for nine families of color
ed refugees on his farm near Lawrence,
and will keep them there until they can be
provided for in homes of their own.
eY- The Madrid journals comment ON
the agitation caused by the dearness of
bread, and several urge reduction of
importations. In a number of towns -four
is nearly thirty-three shillings per hec-
tolitre.
ZEE The rivers in Hungary are again
swelling, and the water in Szegedin is
rising rapidly. A hurricane destroyed
most of the works prepared for restoring
the railway and filling the breaches in
the dams.
CB A story comes from Memphis that
several hundred colored people have armed
themselves at Carolina and Leota landings,
in Mississippi, with the intention of seiz-
ing steamer to convey them toward Kan
sas.
GB- A clerk who had been left to watch
in store in Jeffersonville, o., on Friday
night week, shot burglar who entered
by the back door, and was shocked to find
that it was woman. Her injuries are
are supposed to be fatal.
GX- Three young white women Of Ebens-
burg, incensed at the conduct of an erring
woman living with colored man, went
to his house during his absence and, after
giving the woman cow-hiding, smashed up
everything in the most approved manner
of doing such things.
GALVESTON, May ga special dispatch
to the Ne,0s from Hampstead says: "As
the congregation were leaving the Metho-
dist church yesterday Col. Jared E. Kirby
shot and killed John Steele, who, in a
quarrel fourteen years ago killed Kirby's
father"
GALVESTON, Tex, May GA special
dispatch to the News from Oyerton says (:
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-13
A Religious Lunatic Kills Mis- Child.

BOSTON, May End. - Full particulars
from the Pocasset (Mass.) tragedy state
that Freeman, the mail carrier at Pocas-
set between the railroad station and the
post-office, woke his wife at $50 o'clock
on Thursday morning, and told her that
he must make a sacrifice to the Lord of
his youngest daughter. He got up and
took the child from her bed and stabbed
her in the side with a butcher knife,
causing her death. His wife said it was
all right, and that Abraham would raise
her up next Sunday. Freeman says the
child gave one scream and died minute
afterwards. 1t is stated that the Second
Adventists held meeting at Freeman's
house the same afternoon, and appeared
to wish the affair kept quiet Freeman
carried the mail as usual, and showed
no signs of insanity. The cause of the
terrible deed appears to be religious ex-
element alone.
PocAssET, Mass, May 3.-The Select
men arrived at Pocasset this morning,
and public meeting was held at the
Bay View House. Several persons gave
in their testimony who have held con-
versation with those who are said to be
accessories to the crime after the deed
From the evidence received it was voted
unanimously to arrest the following
named persons: Aldin P. Davis, Chas.
F. Howard, Nathaniel Wing, Alvin
Wing, Walter III. Wing, Phineas Gibbs,
Jr., Harriet N. Swift and Ann Louise
Howard.
DIR. Munsell, of Harwich, had con-
versation yesterday with Freeman and
his wife. He came away with the con-
viction that the case is more marvellous
than any of a similar kind recorded in
the medical books. He says that neith-