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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
COAST CLIPPINGS.
News yafes Cleaned Frorl yarieus
Sources

The stocked mines q the P8cisc Cc.s.
paid Sl.n0a.ag0 IL aividenss in August
al n tine SATURDAY. 3 hundred Indian
earr@s we're counted in she hay opposite
he ei-v & Seattle. Tie Aboriginses are
rms. dirsrsnt reservations n tie Sound
. On tIsir annual mis-zsloa 10 the puyallup
hop-saaS whe-e hundreds If them are
aunrally engaged in harvesting tie hop
czop-
Montana eia:u1s that her mineral wealth
! surpassed only by Nevzd4 and California
A. vet hzr mineral Resumes Ars undo
vs1a-sl. because organized eapital IS e~sen-
tai fsr prosecuting quartz mining But
a ro-s vzi1e fhsa the gold and silver Is
tae rs4h grass os HE ca-ntry, which makes
II : PARADISE fer cattle raising
Arrsasements were made in san Fran
ESQ On Saturd4v. and Al agreement
<<as5. for a SIX DAYS walking match be-
raexu Madame ExElda La ChApel.s AID
Bertha Wong Berg. for 81 500 8 side. Two
thirds q the gate money goes 10 the wiz
ner. and onefAi-d 70 the loser Tie match
VII begin THURSDAY. the llth instant.
sSys the Bette Miner. Eea are
wanted Il Lon City And on tbs tranroSd
fran Glsaizls Il TragPsT- Wages rOod
and psy certain Il tie spring rash Il
Immigrants into Montana dfHcnlty i
sometimes experienced in %provi1irg york
fer evsrv hand seeking il, ta4 Jest now no
~sAle5o1isd ma need be ont q employ
Easlt-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
eureka Dailp Sentinel.


TIE result in California Is not 10 be won
dered at. The Republicans were vel or
CANNED. and vent to the polls in solld
phalAnx, while the opposition went into
battle in torn snd dismembered factions
There seems to have been a total ansencs
Of intelligent leadership agaiassth the Rspno
licsn party In some places Glenn Wa
hardly beard Of. while Il c.a=-s White va
conspicuous by . lack u supporters Tbs
shows that no army can fsht without gen
erals. The Republicans were not IN shf
majority in California Taers was sun
eient voting material to have beaten then
with great ease had it been properly aAadssA
and directed The Republicans ne every
thing to Denis Kezrney- Bat for his dS
affection the Democracy woald havs
achieved = sweeping victory The sESrE
MEL cares but i;tsie -bous lSczl issues II
California. The interests Of that Stalk
would probably be IS safe in The aaads
Of one SIT Of oiheers a. another II
is the influence that Wednesdays
election in the Golden Siase NAY
have on the Presidential ooasest be
yond the Sssrras next ye1r- We fear q
repetition At that time Q. the rseeas blzD-
dering. We fear tbs opposition 70 the ka-
publie2ns viii be o badly dsnacEAllzso
thai they can not be broasaf together tos
the great battle of lssa- II i sose1y on
this ground that we bessou even q p2ssinr
thought on WeinesdaF's AnaihslAsaS1
Bat there Is still consolation for Demo
erafz. California vii no- be needed .
elect the Democrats s1andard-bezrsr- W
esn afDrd to let Kszrzey Do as mzy pleas
him with that State. TIE Democrats nus
win the Presidenry. Il al all, With Me-
York. Indiana and a solid South- C2litar
MIA dos no: Sgure in Democrats ~c.lcals-
tons. and we ran allow ber to ship Wit
Kszrner or the Republicans. just n he
people may choose
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
District Court Summons

Aw.E
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF fhE siA.h
Il Judicial District, in aud for knreAs se.ry,
state OF Nevada. The State CT sessls =
greeting TO d. koehiers 1, an
You are hereby required % sppss[
action commenced against ycG. a. nss"-st
bY s. VI. koehier. as plaintiff, In tAs Isl,
Court Of the Sixth Judicial DisiFle' - - ~
the County Of kGreks. State Of Sssaos, .,nt
town Of Eureka. and answer the eoaDs IN
therein. witch is on ale vita the e1sts Z IN
Court. within ten days after inc stl's n ssr.
Of this l~exrlustve 81 ths A.,s
vieey. IL served In said county, on tNesu "a
If served out OF said county, but NlsIas n
district. and in all other cases ief'. I'm,
Judgment by default viii be tsssh ssas,
according 10 the prayer CT sEia cehlRs- ! he
fhe ssid Sttion is brought agAii,si sus niae
ssid defendant. for the purpose y mstri.
. decree Of divorce from the uShas md de-.
iaony now existing between flsinun ala
fenaanf. said plaintiff alleging ~ : Men
eozapiatAt tl.st you. said deiendans. -i,,ntis.
GULLY OF extreme cruelty tOwsras p--hle.
rsnGe,ir ing her life miserable an1 INA md
and that yoa. said defendant, nav .s.aiv IRE
n@Sle-teds fer over n year iH-ss srt,on. to
ceitre he commencement OF tis ne,sS
prov5dc the vlssataS with the eenman .esult
saries Of life, which Eegleet was 70 sa,,,d nj
az noyerty on yeur part. and when sr.S,rssy
have been avoided On spur PSI s.resr b
industry, and which Will more ieias HI here
reference To ?lAsnt;n' 5 eeinptsta 9Th served
In. a certified copy ef which - h.Iss Il YOU I'll
And you sre hereby nos4hea, -ennisint Al
4, smear unA answer tie said e.u-.ii .npl,
shove required. the ssid pisiniia VII ssssia
to the Court fer the relief oehahoe1
and for costs. y. +
- Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, II NJ,
(sEaI.N Dodge. have ner \ ss.l II SSH
Us csns. an this iisA day q July
A. d. 1879. p nopGE,
Clerk District Court, sixth 'uaieiA
Eureka county Nevads n,.v Clerk.
s4-iawsw ny L. II. BELL Depus
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FOREIGN NEWS.
l~srrcIAL 70 TIE ruzEzA DaILr sEsrNrL-
Tie Speedy Close Of the Zulu Wal
Probable.
Az kseIEs Exfi0a.a RsAa0 fRsM.

LoxnoS, September J.
A dispatch frcn DzroOn says A Ca y
airy troop has bloEn up King CeieSA!o :
PoEcer magazine ten miles from bis neS
kraal- MesSerSers from Cete~2yo Metsir
Garnet Welseley on the 18th Of August
saying that be was willing - submit and
pay taxes. but that the e21atry nnsi lie
CLEARED Of British soldiers TIE messengers
were informed faat Cesewxyo was @ longer
King and must surrender GRcsn9itson-Ay-
GorrDSskzs. Sweden, SeQiemher4 4.
A TELEGRAM has tSsa received from Pro
lessor S~uraenskjolI. the Swedish Aretle
explorer. dated YakoA&ass. September ID
Ii SAYS. Al are Esls- We ltls our Hlnisr
gz=rlsrs On tie lsth e Iuly. sad doubled
tbs East Cape Gu the 23ih- We proceeded
thence to Lswrence Bay, Port Clarence and
Behring'S Island. We hzve hsd no sses-
nesS ard no scuryy. Tie Ves2 ! in excel
G condition.
IoSDoS. September l.
Bu,l;ssa in the Bank Il England has de-
creased klso.Odg the pas. vee6- The Ii
aznri~ zu. OF tie gold resolved frozn
the East oniv Es1.ec0 were re;1Izd fore2-
mort 10 Ntw Yurk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
N RESULT.

In our teisgrzEhi< Columns vii BE fouDd
all az tn nersfrrn TIE California elecnca
TIA. coa,d be obtained ~yeste-ixy and last
night Ii viii be sesn that The contest has
resulted juss A. tie SESTrSEL q yesterday
predicted il wosA result Thcre Is no
question At al .bsas the eecioa Ct Per
xns. and the szccess 81 EAlioeh IS almost
equally certain Indeed tA< RerEhlse$ns
hare msde pretty nearly ; GsAa sweep
throughout the State. sseelins their Esa
By a handsome pi1rAhsy- Perkins plural
isy wilI probably reach 1900 Tie Legs
la.ure i alS1 bxisFei TO h0 RsV1bhczz-
Two Republican coaseSzen- Page AID
Paeheeo. are certainly elected. With t~c n
Doubt Rrry AID NeK411s rE1 close n
the Foar5h District. a. Do also DAVIS ard
BArlsozr in tie First Darhcur. ~Ae 4
the warkinEnen's candidate. zenas 70
stand = fair show of getting thro=sh- Al
N 81. tie victory NAY Re conceded TO tie
Republicans. bw Lie all q KaAraer-
GEExAL GRAxz lss TokohAms o. last
Wednesday for san Fr42eseo- He mzy
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

TIE Washington Capital" has a good
word 70 say In defense Of Mrs. Spragrs
II says 'she has 70 suffer not only frcn
conkIing's unpopniari:y. bu: from her
husbands drunken insanity. We know.
In knowing her. that she Il - innocent Of
the wrong imputed to her As her youngest
child To appreciate this. we hare 10
know or remember shat, inheriting much
Of her honored fathers intellect ana force
Of character. shs grew to womsnhooi with
out . mothers care and with the training
given : . The result is. that while s.
purs : woman - God ever created. sh.
looks At the social world from a mans
standpoint"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

II Is quietly whispered in San Francisco
that the Chronicle" changed hands last
Friday. the De youngs Withdrawing ana
the paper passing into the hands Of A. A.
Cohen. Geo. c. Gorham and . third party
whose name We have not learned. II this
ramor be true the Chronicle" viii prob
ably move along a. usual. Notwithstanding
it, disastrous defeat in the late election.
1t i only . question whether Gorham is
preferable to the De youngs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
srrArrss Of the Austin and Battle Nom

SrEAKrxs Of the Austin and Battle Nom
tain Railroad, the "Silver State" says:
That this road will iniure the traffic on
the Paiisads and Eureka road. there Is II
doubt. a. all the Nye county freight nos
forwarded from Eureka viii 10 by way o.
Austin. II viii also transfer the freightins
business now carried on betssen Wsfs
worth and Western Sye 10 Austin, and
make the latter place ono q the grea'
~freighsing centers Of the State.
We doubt whether tie nev road vii
work an injury to the Ed P. Typo is
about the only point In Nys county thai
ships this way. and the Typo trade can not
be diverted 10 Austin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

THE nomination OF Cornell for Governor
by the Ssr York Republican State conven-
ton u positive proof that conkling still
holds his grip in that State. despite the
opposition Of the Administration and the
SFrAgue scandal. Cornell has alxays been
his trusted henchman. and his success is
another ~knockdown for the lordly Roscoe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

GoHzAx Is the worst whipped man in
California. he is absolutely ont in the
cold Had the Honorable Bilks succeeded
ne could hare pointed to the result and
SAID. Il did it," A !. Is, be can not go
back 70 the Republicans. and certainly
there Is no hope for him in the ranks Of
the great defeated
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
SALE

nRsrRrva TO LEAVE THE Glpf. in.
IL fer for sale the FrES :, In New
TUREs and APPURTESANcEs o. p rsll street.
villa Bath House. sitasa.u 0nsrs House.
q few doors south OF bsrtis'.ss and hiss :
reputation nau for comfort and cleanliness s.s si in he
by none. To parties desiring TO sns ~ offered.
business, no better opportuni.s
Apply in person. or by lstter; 1ousHLIN.
Eureka. New, August -. isss. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

TxxaE sssus 70 Be- great anxiety in San
1faiseisso 70 defeat KAlioch for Mayor.
Ihsy say hs b bold adventnrer. and q
bad man generally. Just so. bus he will
have to b . pretty rough old rsprobste to
b any worse than the present Mayor. II
accounts be true.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

THE ABOVE REWARD VII . q csASasT
10 the person wis viii rsissn fesiherscn
bright yellow. except a few as,S sssr rorih Il
left side 81 head or neek-to ~ disappeared %
Union Saloon. Main slree'.
the 25th nit. s+t
gareks. September 3. ISIS. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

0ooD-srEs Dav. Tsrry goodbye. Cor
nslins Cole; goodbye. volnsy Howard /;
goodbye. AL u the Honorable Blk.
Crawl bsck into your shells for snsthsr
hunassd yesss.
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NoTICE +

IL pARTIrs HAVING cLAl ,sss iadesss!
n W. II. CLARK. sEa Al ,,n,nsdistely ana
ss,sie WITH j. Il. MUSDr. 81 the s'''''
q Main ana CLARK ssgests. ~
Hureks. e4ptesabs< d isss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

The Catholic churches Of California have
subscribed s2,l 53 80 to the fund for the
relief ot Arehbishsp Psreell Of Ciueinrsti.
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IeIED-

TnscNr1rz- August S-a1siaa. daughter Of
Adam Le.chtsr, ssed i Year a-d ] month
Tybs. Algast z-ESErice. infant son Of NJ IL
IC1Sh1e. aged J yssr. 4 TaGE9ss and Gays
Pio<a=. august 3l-Lrey Gastzve, 4 uE1ter Of
g r Alexander Seez ! rno1tAs aud - days.
S5lxs- czty. Angas.SI A-s- z ; Biekto.a. =
nst.Ee % Illinois. aged = years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

BORN.

Virginia. sep,enses-gss ofP- aa,eaAy.
zsa1-
Tyhs. kugass a-wits q E clizsrl. Z d=ash-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

CklAH- IAI., Sept mhef 4.
Bige ellison, Elijah Frost and Tom Nc
Cracker were taken from the Constable a.
Willetts'. last night. and hanged by a mob.
These men were under arrest for larceny
Of q saddle and some harness. Rumor has
it that many things nave come up missing
lately, and these parties nave been suspect
ed. Elijah Frost was the son Of the Elijah
Frost who was hlel some years ago in .
shooting serape with the Coats boys. He
had been out II the State Prison about
eight months. having bfen sent there from
Red Bluff for horse stealing.
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RN S.
az
SPECIAL 70 rEE EcxExA p.ILx sESTTSEl-l
TIE Champion Walkist.
MAS. s7aas8sS wasREis3gTS.
FURTHER YELLOW FEVER REPORTS
Canklin< Again Victorious
The Champion Walkist.
MAS. siRsGgs's wsEREss0gTs.
FURTHER YELLOW FEyER REPOR1


Sxz Yozx- Szp-szbe- /
Dennis Collins VINO LEFT San Frz1cseo
IN jane Isl 20 w4ik 10 Aew Tozk. on ! aes
Il sS-59. vas fo1ni At HARRY HIS l4Sf
evening having rezeAed here shortly Afs :
: O'Clock Ia tbs Sre1IE=- He hooked sDe
Icfure "a hsAlIt- and said Il x2s - hare
vaIke3 rs-at 10 the depot 81 Ea-ysecc1a
rrset. but THE oEeSvs w0aEd no1 let NE do
o, on x-cocas Of the saEuel, 80 / hzd %
soE1e the last YaFrsoa of usy journey y
&c road. Il w4z a vsrT pleasant Tip AID
" Average fuE - DAYS q the walk e1nzs
bout s. miles ; day The wezfher Us
Ae1szn1, nor did ! ind any ia~cozvenSeze9
RON the heas until / arrived - Allz=uy-
thea for The 5Ess time daring the whole
( the wask te<xa to fsel unset. mr. e
pained me and nj ankles hsSSn 70 swell
was afraid / vas g8ing 10 he real sick bas
I got ov-T il sad an A. vel . - eVer
sAs, and ana ready 10 start back i anybey
ares 10 wager against me | an 70 ss5
$1,000 for this
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

GrxExaL GEAxx lss Yokohama o. last
Wednesday for San Fr12eisco- He nzy
e EXPECTED b arrive about the alss-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
Hrs. epraguefs Whereabouts.
NEW York, September 4,

A"World's" special from Kingston, L. l..
ays that Mrs. Sprague has arrived safely
ct Jamaica Plain. where some cousins Of
hers are spending the summer. Mr.. Sprague
will not At present take any proceedings for
the recovery Of the children. A Times"
Narraganset Pier special, on the contrary.
sci. that legal proceedings viii shortly be
invoxsd. whsu there Will b. music fer the
pepsrs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

The United States troops have again
met with a serious defeat at the hands of
the Ute Indians. Maj. Thornburg's COM
mand were attacked and number killed
and wounded. Thornburg was shot
dead and the command deyolved upon
Captain Payne. Re endorsements are
being sent to the latter and he is said to
be in very critical condition, surround
ed by a superior force.
Various causes are assigned for the
outbreak. 1t is said to be owing to the
invariable crookedness of Indian agents.
Others say it was caused by the failure
Of the government to perform its part of
the treaty with the Utes. Encroach-
ments upon the Indian reservation is
another cause assigned.
The Utes are said to be a ferocious
tribe when reused and very ingenious in
planning ambuscades. 1t is believed
that the war will now be prosecuted
until the Utes are exterminated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

THE Sunday Telegraph publishes an
interview with Alexander Mitchell, which
is of very little Importance. The opinions
of Mitchell are OF no more consequence
than those of any other man. He has
never done much for the democratic par
ty, and was elected to congress from dis
triet in which any other democrat could
be elected fully as easily. Mitchell pro
fesses to be pleased with the democratic
nominations and the platform adopted,
but this fact viii not SO very strongly
commend either to the people of the state.
He announces that he does not desire
any public position. Hobart would say it
is canard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09
First publication Oct. 9, 1879.
GUARDIANS SALE
No. 10.

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY COURT
4 In the matter of the guardianship of the mi
nor heir OF Chas. Eggert. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license, made in said
matter, on the Both day of September A. D., 1879.
by the county court of SAID county, the undersIgn
ed, Chas. Christian, guardian of Carrie Estclla
Eggert, the surviving minor heir of said Chas.
Eggert, deceased, will, on Monday the 10th day OF
November, A. D., 1879 at ten o'clock in the fore
noon OF said day, at the Office of the County Judge
in the city OF Mantowoc, in said county, offer for
sale, at public YenGUe undivided = part of all
the following described lands to-wit: The north
thirty 800 acres Of the southwest one quarter OF
the northeast one quarter of section number
twenty-nine (29), in township number nineteen
09), north of range number twenty-five (22) east.
Also the following: Commencing on the road on
the quarter line thirty 800 rods south OF the north
quarter post of section number twenty-nine (29).
thence south on the quarter line fifty (50) rods on
TO the northwest corner of the south one half OF
the west one half of the northeast one quarter of
said section; thence east twenty COZ rods: thence
north to the road as surveyed October %, 1859;
thence along said road 10 the road running south
west; thence along said road to the place of be-
ginning Containing in all thirty-six $3.50 acres
and thirty go rods of land, situate lying and be-
ing in the county of Manltowoc, Wis, all in sec
ton twenty nine 500, town nineteen Q9) range
twenty-five (22) east.
The terms of sale will be made known at the
time and place of sale.
Dated at Manitowoc. the 4th day of October, A.
d., 1879.
CHAS, CHRISTIAN, Guardian.
j. d. Markham, Atty. oct 80
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

SOME of the papers of the state are
showing up Gov. Smiths war record.
Mr.. Smiths efficiency as an executive
does not all depend on whether he was a
soldier or not. But republicans are SO in
dustrious in taking praise for themselves
because of their participation in the war,
and because of their watchful interest
over those who marched to the country s
relief, that it cannot do any harm to
puncture the gaudy bubble. It appears
Gov. Smith was instrumental in getting
up company at Fox Lake; that he was
duly commissioned as first lieutenant,
and that without assigning any cause he
let the company go to the war without
ACCOMMODATING them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09
TO BUSINESS MEN.

We have purchased the exclusive right
for Manitowoc county from the Panta-
graph Printing establishment to use
their patent binders for bill heads, letter
heads, note heads, statements, business
cards, etc. The above material is placed
in blocks of from so to 100 and is then
placed securely in the covers. The
whole or any portion of the material can
be readily removed from the covers, and
replaced. The cover with proper care,
will last forever, and preserve the bill
heads note heads &c. from being scatter
ed or soiled. We shall present those
fayoring us with their job work, with
these covers without extra charge. Call
and examine them as they must be seen
to be appreciated. If
NAGTF e RoRcUERDT
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

PRESIDENT DIAz of Mexico declares
most solemnly that lie viii not be can
didate for reelection. Grant and be
ought to associate little. Grant would
soon dissnade him from that determine
ton. Or even "our own Smith exam.
pie might have countaracting influence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

IT will be recollocted that Prof. Wise
and man named Burr went up in q
balloon some time ago to make some
observations. The balloon was caught
by current and drifted away. Nothing
has since been heard of tho aeronauts.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

A TERRIBLE catastrophe occurred AT
the Senawee county fair, Mich, on
Thursday last, by which from Is to %
persons were killed and 224 wounded
\ grand stand had been erected on the
fair grounds al Adrian, 20 feet wide by
100 feet long. There were about 1000
people on the upper floor and a large
number on the lower one, when the
stand fell. The horses dashed madly
through the crowds standing near, in,
iaring many persons. There was the
most terrible confusion at the stand
where the destruction of life was the
greatest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

A Democratic convention foc the 3rd Assembly
Dist will be held 1t the court house IN the city of
Manitowoc, Oct. Is, 1873 at Z NJ. The towns and
wards comprising said district will be entitled 10
delegates as follows: CcnteryiIlc /; Newton ?;
Manitowoc Rapids 3; Town Of Manitowoc !; City
cf Manitowoc lst ward 3 md ward1; 3rd ward g.;
9Th ward / c. II. SCHMIDT,
Chairman Dist Com.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

AN important decision of the Pennsyl
vania supreme court vas rendered on
Monday, it having been decided that Al
leghany county is liable for the riot loss
es occurring in 1877. Tho losses aggre
gate about g, 100000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09

THE Madison Democrat gives sketch
OF Gov. Smiths life since his arrival in
Wisconsin, which proves him to be the
most inveterate Office seeker in the world.
lie has held an important public Office
almost every year Of his residence in the
state, holding two Offices frequently at
one time. His itching for Office and his
ingenious wire pulling to crafty his in
satiate desire, brings about a strange
paradox. While he has lived in the
state but thirty years, he has held Office
IN the state for thirty-four years, that is
tie aggregate number of years during
which he held various Offices is thirty
four.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-09
Chairman Dist. Com

Democratic convention for the Second As
sembly district win be held at the engine house in
Two Rivers, on Saturday October Is 1879, at L IN.
The towns and wards comprising said district will
be entitled to delegates as follows: CooperstOwn3 3;
Gibson 2; Mishicott /; Two Greeks /; Kossuth ?;
Town Two Rivers ?; City Of Two Rivers lst
ward 2 2nd ward 3; 3rd ward ?.
JULIE LTNsTEDT,
Chairman Dist. Com.
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4 Democratic convention for the First Assem-
bly, District viii be held at Browns hotel at
Browns Corners in the town Manitiowoc Rapids
on saturday Oct IS, 1579, at Z NJ for the purpose
or nominating candidate for member Of Assem-
bly, The towns comprising said district will be
entitled to representation as follows: Mceme A.;
Schleswig .; Liberty 2; Eaton 8; Cato 4; Rock
land /; Franklin 3; Maple Grove 2.
WM ZuLMAS,
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A YOUNG man named Burnett, employ
cd in the La Crosse business college,
lately left the city leaving bills unpaid
It is now believed that he committed
suicide.
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AND now comes the report that the
burning of the asylum at Delevan was q
deep laid plot and that the fire engines
had been tempered with to prevent their
working. The matter is being inyesti
patal