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EIRCUIT OURT-MANITOWOC COUNTY
y William OeStrich, plaintiff, vs. Ernestine
Uestricb, defendant.
The State Of Wisconsin TO the said def .dant:
You a e hereby summoned 10 appear within TWEEN
Is days after the service OF his summons eNclu-
sIve of the day Of service, and defend the above
entitled action in the court aforesaid; and in case
OF your failure 80 TO do. Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand of the com
plant; Of which copy is herewith served upon
YOU II. G. \ W. j. TURNER,
Dated Feb. 10 1879. Plaintiff Attorneys
Z. o. Address, ManituwOc. Maniowoc Co.. Wis.
To the above defendant - Take N0tee-The com
plant in the above entitled action was fled in the
office of the clerk of said court the llth day OF
February, 1879. II, G.. * W. y. Tt RN Err,
eN-mar-21 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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S. B. SHERWOOD,
GEN'L LAND AGENT.

Has for sale Farms and Lands in the Counties
OF Manitowoc, Calumet, Brown, Door SC. Wis.
Also lots and houses III the City of Manitowoc
Wis.
Also, 5000 acres or good Pine Lands in
Marathon, Chippewa, Ashland, &C, counticsWis
Also, about 100000 acres of BurlingtonS
Mo. River II. X. Cos Lands in the Southern
part OF the State of Iowa and the Southeastern
part of the State of Nebraska, on 10 years time
with six per cent interest. Persons wishing to
buy or sell Farms, Lands and Lots. or wanting
to employ an agent in any business of land
matters, viii please give me call, in person
or by letter, at the Williams House, Mantowoe
WIS. 9marchT6l ~
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IN all thee. ae''"'t 1t is well known
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1 y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
l In The matter of the estate of James O'Grady,
late Of the town of Meeme, in said county, deceas-
ed.
To all whom il may concern; Letters testament
t1ry said estate having been issued to Michael
Kennedy, on the 18th day of February. A. D.. 1879.
and six months from and after said day being al
lowed and limited for creditors to present their
claims for examination and allowance. notice is
hereby given that the undersigned will, on the
18th day of August, 1879, and on the first Tuesday
of each month intervening that day and the date
hereof AZ the Probate Office in the city of Manito-
voc, in said county, receive, examine aud adjust
all claims, and demands of all persons against
2 said deceased.
Dated February -. 1879.
MICHAEL KIRWAN County JUDGE march o.
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CITY CLERKS REPORT.

Statement OF orders issued during the last
financial year out of the several funds of the
city, commencing from the date of the like
statement made and published by my predecess.
pri in p1fi
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Statement ofthe financial condition OF the Treas
ury of the city of Manitowoc a. per report % W.
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HalitoVOc Vinegar Works.
A, M. RICHTER, Prop,
MANIToWoO, WISCONSIN.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.

Sealed proposals will be received by the IN
derSigned until the 3ist day OF March, 1879. for
the building OF q brick school house in the town
of Liberty. Separate bids for the mason and
carpenter work Will be required. Plans and
specifications can be seen at W. Otto's, ct the
place. or this Office. The committee reserves
the right To reject any or all bids. Address,
X X ROBLEY.
ey MARI Clark 5 Mills, Wis.
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1T you HAVE
Lounges or Sofas to Recover,
Dr.JAMES
Lock Hospital,
2o4 Washington 81.
Cor OF Franklin.

Chartered by the
state of Illinois
: or the express
. purpose Of giving
immediate relief
IN all cases ofpri-
yate, chrouie, aud
urinary diseases
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Sheriff of Manitowoc County. Wis
c. L. EstabrooS, Plaintiffs Atty. March IL
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The March Of the British Troops on
CabuI.
Doubts Concerning the Ameers 10y
atty.
Russian Victory Over the Tskks Tur-
comans.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 29.-The mass meet.
Ing summoned for Saturday In Hyde Park
70 denounce the incapacity Of the govern.
ment and to demand an appeal TO the
country, proved 0 failure. The attend.
ance was meagre and no prominent leaders
present.
The hop crop Is the smallest since 1850.
At Farnham there are moderate stocks Of
yearlings and old hops remaining in
brewers hands, but there are few offering
In market, Considerable importation
from America Is probable.
There Is very general distrust Of the
conduct Of the Ameer during the Cabul
outbreak, but as he has now come to our
camp, he has given material guarantee for
future good behavior. The Tima points
To the tact that Doud Shah being alive and
at the British camp, confirms the sus.
picionS Of the Ameer's insincerlty, as he
In the dispatch to the Indian govern.
ment at the time OF the outbreak, stated
that Doud Shah had been killed while en-.
deavoring to quiet the rebels.
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AFaHANIsTAN.

snILA, September 29.-Mauy persons
here regard the Ameer's arrival in the
British camp as an astute move on his part
to foster the belief that be is innocent Of
completely in the murder OF the British en-
voy at Cabul. On the other hand, high
officials express confidence in his entire
innocence.
The advance Of the British force contin-
ueS. The Ameer accompanies the troops.
It is expected that the column will arrive
before Cabnl Wednesday next. Resist.
ance Is unlikely. Sir Frederick Roberts
has received instructions to issue mani.
festo to the Afghan people that the British
army advances on Cabul to avenge the
treachery to the British envoy; that the
peaceable inhabitants will not be molested,
but If opposition is offered those persons
with arms in their hands will be treated as
enemies. Non-combatants, women and
children are advised to withdraw to place
of. safety.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, September 2s.-The following
has been received from St. Petersburg,
giving Russian account Of the battle al
Geek Tepe, between the Bussian expedi.
honary forces and Tekke Turcomans:
Intelligence has been received from
Beurma that during reconnaissance
near Geek Tepe on the 2sth Of August,
the Russians encountered large masses OF
Tekke Turcomans strongly entrenched,
who made desperate resistance. The
Russians for six hours canonaded a
position occupied by $4,000 Tekke Turco-
mans: In the evening the Russians OBJ.
tanned possession OF the outer entrench-
ments, and at night the enemy fled, losing
several thousand. The Russians lost I
officers and 178 soldiers killed, and IL off,
GERS and 2S4 soldiers wounded.
This Is the same battle which was re-
ported In dispatch from Simla on the
23d. That dispatch stated that the Rus
slams were defeated with loss Of 700
killed, and were falling back on Meurma.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 20.-Gambetta in a
conversation with theSpanish ex- Minister,
Carvojal said that he would not under.
take the direction OF affairs except in cir
cumssanees OF which there was no pros,
pect.
The Committee Of the Ronen Cotton
Factory, overseers, in a letter to the
President Of the Tariff Committee, state
that not one quarter OF the production
finds market and the stock is increasing
alarmingly. Prices are low and wages
have fallen 25 per cent.
Anaddress was read at all the banquets
given by the Legitimists, to-day, express.
ing devotion to Count De Ohambord and
his cause.
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Ghe GttelLiasntar.
oa,ee, Non. IS and n Fourtssnth street.
,ruE West Virginia Press Association

ruE West Virginia Press Association
holds meeting in this city to-day. This
meeting is partly for business and partly
for social purposes, We are glad to vel.
come the brethren Of the quill to our
midst, and they will be made cordially
welcome by all our people. The business
meeting will be held in the Senate
Chamber at the Capitol at 10 o'clock
to-day, after which the programme
will be, as we understand It, to visit sever.
al Of the prominent business establish
ments OF the city. Tonight banquet will
be given the editors at the Mcclure House
by a number Of the business men Of the
city,
To one and all OF the visiting brethren
We would say that the latch string at the
IS1ELLIdRNcRR Office hangs out, and we
shall be glad to be able TO contribute in
any manner to the pleasure Of their So
ourn in our midst.
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A Hearty welcome to Blaine at Ma..Il,


lon.
MAsslLIoS, O., Sept. 27.-The distin-
guished statesman and Senator, Hon. ].
G, Blaine, arrived in this city at 0 o'clock
last evening, on his way to Canton, where
he will address the people of Stark and the
adjoining counties tomorrow. Senator
Blaine had Just concluded his labors at q
mass meeting Of the people at New Phil.
adelphia, and was accompanied to this
city by Hon. MessIs. Anson Pease, A,
Conrad, Hon. VIM. Mckinley, member oil
Congress, and other gentlemen Of the city
oi Canton.
The party was met at the railway station
oi the Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley &
Wheeling Railroad, and escorted, in car.
riages, by band OF music and citizens on
foot, 10 the American House, where the
Senator was introduced by Maj. McKin
ley, with the express understanding thai
he should not be required To make Q
speech, with which the great crowd thai
had assembled reluctantly consented.
The Senator, however, thanked the peo
pie for the cordial welcome they had giyer
him on his frst visit to that city, ant
hoped to see all at the meeting. After thre,
ro1sinH cheers for Senator Blaine AMI
three for Foster and Hickenlooper, a
many as could getinto the spacious rotun
da oil the American Hotel were ,presenteI
TO the Senator, Among them were man,
Stark county WIN astenlsh the p0liti
clans OF the State by her Republican ma
jority two weeks from Tuesday.
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INDUSTRIAL REFORM.
Lecture by Hon. Rufus Maxwell.
LEADMISE, TUCKER Co., W. Vail
September %, 1879,

ISPtSluDeI &oI 1ofbs
EditOu IntslllEsneor:
A lecture was delivered here last even.
ing by Hon, Rufus Maxwell at the invita-
ton Of the citizens. He consumed no time
in apologies, but approached his subject
Immediately, and "stuck to his text"
throughout. Heopened his lecture by re.
marking that in accordance with preyi.
Gus arrangements, he was present for the
purpose Of tlecturing on the subject Of SIN.
dustrial Reform" He then went on 10 ex.
plain the object Of industrial reform to be
the establishment and protection OF all
our industries on the basis Of mutual recip.
rocity, so that no industry or interest
should be imposed upon, or Justice with.
held by reason OF special privileges con-
ferred upon others. =
The means 10 be chiefly relied upon To
accomplish these reforms were moral Eua.
sion and petition, strengthened BY polite
al cooperation rather than aggressive no.
lidcal organization. He directed attantson
to banks and railroads as having special
privileges and immunities permitted by
omission Of law, whereby they % are enabled
70 do wrongs for which the law fails d
give remedy, BE asked the people q
petition Congress TO pass q law REQUIRING
banks and railroads to give tangible guar,
antees for the performance of All 3he;,
promises, without failure, refusal, denial
or pretext Of evasion. Every friend d
our industries, looking to the genera
prosperity OF the people, should circulate
ana agn such petition, and should cooper
Me, ,as an industrial retormer, workinein ID,
political party to which he belongs, b.
using every proper effort 70 ineorporati
tnls measure into the platform Of his par
y, as a proper measure to be advocated
and carried. The political parties shonll
NOT oppose each other in this matter, bu
should vie with each other In It's support
RkP,
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MoRaANToWN-
The slAekWater ExeursionLGeoIogleaI
Observation-Disclosures for the m:
Z. Conference. '-s

b conference.
MoRaASrowS, Sept. 90, 1870,
Correspondence Oi.thS IntsllIg,nSsr.
The completion Of the lock and dam at
Hoard's rocks, which has been 50 long In
construction, was the occasion, on satur.
day last, Of general turn out to that
place. The attendance was large, but the
excursion boat that was to convey passen
engers from town came 80 late and went
slowly that it was:l p. N. before the party
got there. Hon. ]. Marshall Hagans made
avery appropriate and enthusiastic ad.
dress; The occasion was enliyened by n
detachment Of Cadets with one Of The
brass cannon. under the command Of
Lieut. L. E. Hodges. The gates Of the
lock are not yet up. They could not be
water. '''N " '''e
The occasion, while It was not all that
could have been desired, was by most
present spent pleasantly. MANY engaged
in dancing, some in conversation and
promsnading about the grounds. About
sixty students have Joined the orpanizR.
ton TO get up boat club, There can he
little doubt that the necessary funds will
be raised, and ere long the Light craft will
be gliding over pool No. 0 OF the Monon.
gahelA.
Prof White, who occupies the chair Of
Geology and Astronomy, took the Senior
Glass on trip Saturday to an expo.
sure OF the great conglomerate near Cheat
river. This Is the finest exposure Of these
rocks In the country. The massive beds
are piled up for $50 feet. A section Of
$40 ieet was seen and noted. The Uni
yersity is better situated than any institu-
ton In the country for practical work in
Geology. Within twenty miles yery
large exposure Is seen. Prof. White has
been engaged in the Geological Survey Of
Pennsylvania, and Is most thorough in
MS profession for a young man.. II geo.
logical survey Of Pennsylvania will pay,
why not Of West VirginiaP
DR.. Wheeler, Of Pittsburgh, will lecture
at the University on Tuesday evening.
The advance guard Of the NJ. E. Com
ference are coming in. Conference con.
Yenes on Wednesday.
Bishop Simpson Is expected to preach at
the University on next Sabbath. The peo.
pie are making extensive preparations for
the entertainment ofthe conference,
CURRISTE CoLAMo.
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NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Frank Hall, Of South Bellaire, who went
to Colorado, some time ago, is dead. A
telegram was received here Sunday, say.
ing thay hewas dangerously sickat Lou
isville, Colorado, and his mother left on
Monday mornings train TO 20 to him.
Shortly after she left, another telegram
announced his death. he was very pop
ular among his friends here, and was liked
by all his acquaintances.
Mr.. Richardson moved out Of the Fourth
Ward school.house, Monday morning,
having given up his place as janitor. MI.
LeonidRs CLARK Is his successor.
The Presbyterian cottage prayer meet
ing In South Bellaire, meets on Tuesday
evening, this week, instead OF Thursday
Capt. N. II. Rowles Is at work at the iron
ornaments for the Barnesyille school.
house, some otwhich are approaching com.
pletion. They are immensely strong and
heavy, probably TO strengthen the but.
tresses by their weight.
A bridge Of considerable dimensions /.
being constructed at the end Of the creel
bridge 10 keep open passage while the
old abutment Is being torn out and re
placed. :
A broad brick pavement, with q nea
stone curb, Is beingput in place loi the olC
wooden walks at the Fourth Ward school
house. R. O. F.
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NEW YORK.
Bad Management or House OF Refuge
O,Leary's Pedestrfan Show,

NEw YoRx, September 2e.-owing to
charges made by Col. h. D. Clay for.
merly connected with the house Of ref
uge, the State Board OF Charities have
ordered an investigation. Brutal and ex.
cessive punishment, neglect Of sick, over
work OF boys and exposure, in open air,
during severe cold weather, are among the
charges made against the officers.
The o'Leary belt contest, and other
contests under the management OF o Leary
which begins in Madison Square Garden,
Sunday next, already begins to engage at.
tention and threatens to continue. The
furore Of last week and all engaged in the
Ashley belt affair, stay over to see elbow.
err Brown and the twenty-five new men,
who are to try six days tramp.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Sir Francis Wyatt Truscott has been
elected Lord Mayor Of London.
The single scull race yesterday between
John Higgins and R. w. Boyd, for E4OO,
over the Thames championship course,
was won easily by Boyd.
The Pail Mall Gasete says: It has be-
come apparent that serious trouble Is
brewing in Ireland in consequence Of
the Anti.rent and Nationalist agftations.
All the workmen in the ship building
trade ats GrimSley, England, are on a
strike against resolution OF the masters
to extend the working hours from iifty
to iity-eighth and half hours weekly.
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This road Is now completed to Weston,
W. Va, % miles southwark from the juno.
ton with the Baltimore & Ohio at Clarks.
burg. It Is narrow gauge road, follow.
ing the valleys Of Lost Creek, Hacker
Creek and the West Fork Of the Monoga.
hela, and has two short but heavy grades,
one Of 1872 It. to the mile, and one otl42 It.
It passes through good country, and fol.
lows nearly the main line OF road hereto.
fore used for the traffic Of large section
OF country without railroad. Weston
will be the terminus for time, but the
company purposes building hereafter west,
ward 26 miles TO Glenville, in Gilmer
county.-Raiirodd Gasette.
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CINCINNATI.



CINCINNATI, o., September 2O.-within
the past iorty.eight hours the various
trades unions in this city continue con.
trolling the action OF the cabinet makers,
coopers, shoemakers and some railroad
employees, and have succeeded in getting
some 1900 men on a strike. OF this mum.
Der probably 1000 are cabinet makers and
machine men, employed chiefly by Nit
chell & Ramelsburgs Manufacturing Com.
pany, Henry Closterm, Field, Kamp &
Bro, Cabinet Makers Union, Mack, Bush.
ing & Co., BeltStreet Furniture COMPANY.
and the Central Furniture Association.
The uniform demand Of the strikers is Is
per cent advance, and the employees have
thus far firmly declined to allow the in.
crease. No disturbance has occurred.
About 800 striking cabinet makers held q
meeting tonight and decided, by adopt.
ing,resolutons, to meet every morning
and report progress, 70 keep away from
factories where the workmen were out on
strike, 10 assess workmen who may re-
ceive the increase demanded FIVE per rcent.
for the support Of needy strikers, and TO
form 0 procession tomorrow and march
through the neighborhood where the
men have not struck yet. A strike com.
mittee ot seven was appointed, Of whom
five declined to serve.
A few lAborers In the employ OF the
Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railway, who had
been receiving 81 90 per day, made q de-
mGnd for 81 10, and have stopped work
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Progress Of the Southern pestl-
Ience.
The Fever Spreading into the COun-
try.
Another Ovation to General Grant at
San Francisco.
The School Children Pave His Path
With Flowers.
The Presidential Party HOmsward
Bound.
The Labor Difficulties at Cincinnati,
YELLOW FEVER.
Memphis.

Memphis.
MRMPHls, September 29-lOA. The
development OF several cases Of yell"w fe,
YER in the country adjacent, all Of which
were traced to the infection from Mem,
phis, has caused the rules and regulations
governing quarantine to be drawn tightly.
Hereafter no one will be permitted . en-
ter or leave the city at any hour ~ the
day without special permit from the Su-
perintendent Of Quarantine. One new
case, that OF Lizzie Cass, was reporte, this
morning. The weather is clear and warm.
Noon Report.
Four more cases have been reported
A. 7. Bell, Miss Eva Murray, James Hall
and Florence Taylor, the two last being
colored. Miss Murray Is a daughter Of
Alexander Murray. She is now GONZALES
cent, her name having been. Withheld
from previous publications for private rea.
sons Of her physician. One death has oc-
curred-Frank Goldcamp. Mrs. Presridge
is better this morning. Mrs. Alice Rot.
mete, who had the black vomit for ihrty-
eight hours, Is convalescing. Mrs. d. F.
Jackson Is able to be up.
Night Report.
Nine new cases, four white and fv" col.
ored, were reported to-day. Hugo Lou.
don was the only white reported this
morning. No more deaths have occurred.
Mrs. Caroline Glenn, Wash Pless, John
Merrens and James Rys were supplied
with nurses to-day by the Howards.
Their cases have not yet been reported to
the Board OF Health. The donatinus to
the Howards, to-day, amounted to
81, 1920. The following telegram was re.
ceiyed tonight:
NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept 30.
Hon. John johnson, Superintendent of Quar-
GrtiHe, Memphis:
The greatest vigilance Is now necessary
TO prevent the spread Of the pestilence
into the country around Memphis; you
will, therefore, revise rule No. OF the In.
structions 10 be observed by the pirkets
and patrols, so as TO read as follows:
Parties residing beyond the picke lines
are hereby warned against the grenl Ian
ger they would incur by coming within
the city limits, and, as precautiun 10
prevent further spread Of the disease into
the country, such persons will not he per-
mitted to pass the picket lines without
a special permit from the Superintendent
Of Quarantine, and such special permits
will be granted only in cases Of urgent
necessity.
[signedl ]. D. PLuNKErr,
y 8 President State Board OF Health.
Thermometer ranged between 6S and SO
degrees,