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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-21
HAMPTON AND SHERMAN.

The topic of discussion at present il
the quarrel between Wade Hampton and
Sherman. Every republican paper gloats
over it for the reason that Senator Hamp.
ton iutimated that such gross charge Of
that made by Sherman should be settled
by an appeal to the code. Here at the
north where dueling has never been pop.
| ular and where everything which occurs
in the south is made to appear in the
worst possible light, this defiance OF
Wade Hampton's is made to appear like
| the act OF a barbarian, But while de-
nouneing Wade Hampton for thus re-
senting an insult, the cool, deliberate,
ungentlemanly stack upon his honor
receives no condemnation. Sherman
attack on Wade Hampton and Grants
upon Hancock stand forth as the most
disgraceful in the annals of political his
tory. Statesmen are frequently severe
on each other but in decorous way.
Sherman was brutal and so studiouIy Of
fensiva that blow was the only proper
response. He offered the provocation
and it was such that no honorable man
could endure, coming as it did, from a
cabinet officer. To charge openly that
an honored senator secured his position
through murder and to join his name
with an association that is generally I'M.
derstood to be lawless, aud to systemat-
ically practice violence is an affront that
could not be disregarded. For Sherman
to "affect superior political sanctity,"
holding his Office as he does through the
preparation of fraud In which he was
personally and directly engaged is so
grossly hypocritical as to make even the
sanclimonious sinner stare. Sherman
has played the part of deliberate slan-
derer. He acted in such way as to
lose the respect to which gentleman
should be entitled. The dignity"
which it is said be displayed is simply
al exhibition of cowardly malevolence..
He catered to the low preludices which
prevail in the north, provoked quarrel
by offering gross insult to gentleman
who is always courteous and then affects
dignity which COMFORTS very poorly
with the part he has played. The man
WAC offers an insult is much mors Ses-
picab!e than the man who fights, and in
honor is pigmy compared with him who
rsseuts an insult.
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CHIEF JUSTICE RYAN DEAD.

Chief Justice Ryan died at his resi-
dence IN Madison on Tuesday, A. N.
His last illness Was brief, but his health
was so impaired that it could not with
stand severe sickness. Judge Ryan was
born at New Castle House, county Meath,
Ireland, in November 1910. He received
collegiat education, graduating at the
age Of II. He came to the United States
in his Goth year, and studied law in New
York, supporting himself the meanwhile
by teaching private school. He prac-
ticed law in Chicago, then in Racine and
finally in Milwaukee. He was appointed
Chief Justice in 1874.
Judge Ryan was one of the aD.est
jurists Of the age. During the compare
lively short time he wac on the bench be
has given proof of powers scarcely infer
ior to those of Kent, Storey or Marshall.
He was a clear vigorous thinker and his
diction is equal to that of the most cele-
brated writers on law. He Was merci-
lessly severe on legal trickery and his
whole practice exemplified a code of
ethics which would raise his beloved
profession above everything sordid or
dishonorable. His large experience,
comprehensive knowledge, habits of deep
research and vigorous style of expression
illuminated every subject on which be
touched. A decision written by Judge
Ryan was complete history and mas.
terful analysis of every legal point in
volved. His powers of analysis were
marvellous, his thorough acquaintance
with the principles on which law is based
was extraordinary. To him law was
something divine, designed to secure
justice between man and man, and as
an instrument of justice he interpreted
it. The mere bubbles and subterfuges
of law had in him an uncompromising
opponent. He hated shams with all the
energy of his fervent nature and worship.
ped at the shrine of Sincerity and Hen.
esty. Wisconsin has lost in Judge Ryan
man who, if his fame was commensu
rate with his merits, would be one of the
| brightest stars in the legal armament
{ But his name will 1--we while law is 8
profession and inspire reverence in pos
| terity for the man who bore 1T.
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DN tut COLFt.
MICHAEL kIRWAN. Comfy Jnd5s
II G " Turner, ATTORNEYS osIi
First publication Sen, ~ ,sso, \

first publication Sept So lsso1 No. 81
IN PRoBATE.-AANIT0NoC COUNTY COURT
1 In the matter Of the estate of John Bruss,
deceased. -
On reading and fling the petition Of John W.
Barnes administrators de b5is sos of the esrsre M
sud deceased, representing among other things
That he has fully administered said estate ard
praying that $ time snd place be fixed for exam
inlos ana SHOWING ms account of his administra-
ton, fled in this court and for the ASSIGNMENT ~,
the residue Z. said estate to the persons entitled
thereto: Its ordered that said account be exam
day, the 18th day OF October, A D., 1850, al IN
O'Clock A VI. al my Office in said county
ordered fnrfher. that notice thereof be given tn
.he heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons in
terested, BY publishing copy OF this order for
three weeks successiyel; prior said day OF hear
Published at Manitowoc in said county.
Dsted at the city and county of Manitovoc. the
SoiA dsy OF September, A. D., lSSQ.
Ry the court.
MICHAEL RfRWAN, County Judge.
S31s sepHs1ss' Attorneys ocl4
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For State Senxfor.
JOSEPH RANKIN.
Dor Member OF Assembly. First District.
THOMAS GLEASON.
For Member of Assembly, Second District.
IRA p. SMITH.
For Member of Assembly. Third District,
ADOLPH PIENING.
For Sheriff.
NJ. II. MURPHY.
For Treasurer,
GOTTLIEB DAIMLER.
For County Clerk,
HENRY BUHSE.
For District Attorney,
w. A. WALKER.
For Surveyor,
JOHN O'HARA.
For Coroner,
F. SIMON.
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FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
GEN. T.. s. BRAGG.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

Sealed proposals will be received in the office
OF the City Clerk until Monday, Nov. lst $780, for
filing It'll street, between Jay and Hancock
streets, as directed by the local committee of the
First Ward, also for removing aud replacing the
gravel. Said bids to specify the amount per cubic
yard for removing, filing and replacing gravel.
CITY reserving right to accept reject any or
all bids A. ID. JONES Clerk
Manitowoc, Oct. y, 1880.
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FIFTEEN POUNDS GAINED IN THREE WEEKS
and cured of consumption. Messrs. Craddock &
Co., 1882 Race St, Philadelphia, Pa Gentlemen
Please send me twelve bottles OF .'Dr. II. James
Cannabis Indica, one each of Pills and Ointment
for friend of mine who is not expected TO live
and as your medicines cured me of consumption
some three years ago, want him TO try them.
gained fifteen pounds while taking tie first three
bottles, and know it is just the thing for him.
Respectfully, V. HULL.
Aawrenceburg, Anderson &C., KY.
This remedy speaks for itself One bottle will
satisfy the most skeDtical. There is not a single
symptom OF consumption that it does not dssi-
pate at once, and it will break up fresh cold in
"A hours. g so per pint bottle. Address, BRAD
DOCK Co., 1892 Race ST., Philadelphia Pa.
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ROOTS AVN rs.

any person IN want OF boots or sbo..-
VIII save money and insure a good fit by
calling upon c. Haukobl + Son -,
Wagner's store.
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First publication Sept. 80, IssO.) No.

First publication Sept. 80. $500 No So
TN PROBATE-MANIT0WOC COUNTY COURT
In the matter OF the estate of Heinrich Heinke
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Caroline
Heinke, of Schleswig, in said county represent
late of said county, on the 9th day of SEPTEMBER
A D., 1880, at Schleswig. in said COUNTY died in
testate, leaving goods chattels and estate within
this state, and that the said petitioner is the wild
ow of said deceased, and praying that admnistra-
ton OF said estate be TO Frederick Never granted
II Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
october a: D., 1880, at ten O'Clock A NJ. at nv
office in said county,.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks pior said day of hearing
in the Maniiowoc Pilot, q weekly newspaper pub-
lished al Manitowoc in said county
Dated at Manitowoc, the :0th day of September,
A. D., 1850.
MICHAEL KIRWAN. County Judge
Treat, Attorney. oc1l
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Pnnscagr. Jnly Ia. Iss0.

PnEscolr. July 19, lss0
 EpmoR ARrzaSA SILVER BELTs-Since reading vour uoH considered endorse. neat of tl,e nonlination of Granville H.
 0urv. of your County. for Congress. I am inclined. although not of his political faith. to say thal l coinciaed with you, that his election would greatly benefit the Territory and for that reason you may rsgard me, for the sime being. bolter from orthodox Republieanism should they nominate either Porter or Stewart, both good men, ba altogether too young in the Territory to have a just conception of our wants, not dol believe, if elected, .hey would take as lively an interest h our welfare as Mr. Oury who has spent the best years of busy life in intelligent l ly advancing Arizona to ihe exalted posi- tion which is justly her due. The great. ful mention of AIr. Ouys nomination, and entire wortliiness 10 represent us iii Congress by Head, Masterson. Hamilton and Richards although the three first named were anxious for fle nomination of Richards. shows that the Democracy are united and are determined to give Mr. Oury long and q strong pull in the laireclion of the Federal Capitol, and uu- l less our party nominate a man for tbe po- Sition equal, in every respect. 10 him sasny persons not of his political faish, in this county, have expressed themselves as feel iag bound to vote scratched tickot. not because they love Cpsar less. bus Rome lnore." Churchill Wells, Bigelow and others are whistling througA tue grave yard and the Miasr k patliug them on the back and assuring theln thai their eandi- date will pull. through. Perhap, he will
 and if as intelligent, wide awake, and square man as 3Ir Oury, l will stand squarely up to the Republican lick-log Who is he I lave cudgled my brain but cannot name him. Our (s) candi- eate will be named in Pbenx. in conven- tion. on the 2sd of August. White Da- wis. Handy, Stein. Spear and many other Republicans Of Mobage name the 7;h of August as the time of holding the Con. vention By candidate for Saperinten- dent of Public Instruction is sherman. He is both honest and capable. 4 better lman for the position cannot he named. tGeorge ". Hance x noble work. hs will do for Recorder. The names of the bsa lance of my candidates will most likely D found upon d Republican ballot ~iih
 single scratch and single iutesrhneaiiol Iunless. indeed, the County Confen'io names d scalavag, or sever d. and n tAs event, Will poll Eel 'Fa. Aay Sen seize me if I vote fess e'1oof ns beiegAi Ito Congress beeaus e he is the nominee
 onr na-frn whe there is m intelligez and honest Ina.n of z their party in tb field The a bjeet in c.eeting 2 Deiegsi ,s renresen sation and q fair share of T snltino egislative leneits, a somethia ,bat wsdl help to make oar Territor rrow wax fat in geographical importance l The right sort of q delegate, such as l b liie ge Oury viii make, will swell Arizon !, 1t and cause her to become the most in
 5or,anl of ali the Terrifories Ne hay ] the silver corner stone for him to bull
 upon. AaRAHAA LINCOLN.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
The question Of the hour Ia Frsneb pol-

The question of the hour in French pol tics is whether 2 full and coFaplele anl- nesty shat now be gIantea go iile wreck of the Communist prisoners and exilcs wherever they la The French govern ment does iiot appear 10 he able 10 come. to any decision On the subject f,q which il is taken severely Co task bf sLe ultra Radical pih~s. The iniSf segipus arg1- flcni in favor of tlle complete alnnesfy is derived from tlle fact that as matters now opinions as much as flcr please in the French press without being subiesf to the French pFess laws As iftoaid flle French government to come to decision in the matter, tle tra-Radicals have nominated as 8 eahdidate for tie Paris municipal council Citizen Trinenct formerly mein- Der of the Paris Commune. and at present residing ia New Caledonia.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Arizona Silver Belt.
satnr.IaE. anIE el. Iss0.


 We are reliably informed by gentle man Wltom we personally know, and who is inst from Chihuahua ibat Nietorio isfn, ahat stase and is being pursued by yhree hundred Mexican troops. and about nine 5lundrea citizens. from Galliana. and the two adjoining counties Regular and special troops aee paid one dollar per day while after Eictorio. besides a reward of Si0e0 in She event of their taking him prisoner or killing him His trail leads info the Sierra Madre mountains about 1a0 miles from the line dividing the [. $. and Mexico. Those in pursuit express tbe greatest confidence in their ability to eithes kill or take tlse band prisoners. and as the aIexieans have no use for hostile Indians. even when chained. they will probably economize in grub bs killing them. General Terssus, whose brother had a hundred or more horses stolen from him by victorio, is in command. The 8sexicans compute the raiders as not ex cesding one hundred and fifty The troops only move at night with the view of concealing tneir whereabouts, never make fire or strike d match after night fall and at last accounts were rapidly nearing the Indians.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

Eaoch Arden has turned up in the army this time During the war of 1870 a
 French soldier named Teuie was taken
 prisoner by the Germans and conveyed
 across tbe Rhine. He was shortly after condemned to death ny the German an. thorities for shooting at his jailer while trying to escape. At the same time sn- o.heT French prisoner was sentenced % fen years Imprisonment for 8 similar of- fence Botl men were taken to the same fortress. and by some mistake changed for each other. and the wrong person was shot Teuie kept the secret to himself, spd having served the ten years fnpris- onmenI returned to his native town the other day; but his wife. in the meantime having beeB informed by ihe French au- ihorities that her husband had been shot, married again and has now several ehii- dren. It is not stated whether Teale has followed the example of Tennysoa's hero.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
me Parker watch.

4 meeting of contributors t9the B. K. Parker watch fund, in Siser City, x. M., in Howlett's Hall On motion Of M. W
 Bremen, C. P Crawford wss called to the Chair O. | Scott Was ch0sen Secretary
 Jbe Chair then, upon motion, was au- thOrized to select 6 committee of fifteen tO make all necessary arrangements for the presentation of tbe testimonial to Captain Parker. A subsequent moiiCn increlsed the number of fhe committee toseventeen, the Ciiairman and Secretary 0f the meet
 inc being added The cemreitiee as se- lected consists of the following named
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

The jealousy of mining car aps ls ssA 1'il- pleasant feature. and one sle. niti Ass best serve the mining iHfe- fest nov stiaz giing into prominence. 9 e m ,le that this spiriF may not pieF"li e9 any eN tent. because its eiiect.s can only De elsa-- fTo,,s r',s' ;,sIead of bene.fieial upon not only the IosaI eanaDs b Ut upon the mining f,,'i,,strs- ss q uho ie. The Western min ;ng f;elsls are lar0e and broad enough for ..i5 and inc Fssf hs $ boards of idle money fo be invested bnfs it will never be drawn e,5f ss fl,at r,;niT fg will receive the benc- ssI l.v false and nnwarranted assertions eopeersiny fine n Iines of any locality, or se long ,,s sneh .d feeling prevails.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

The Gold Nugget Consolidated Mining Co. was filed July 2, 1880. Incorporators Nm- D. Ludlow. Wm. E. Depuy, A. M. Woodward and H. c. Angle. Capital One million dollars; 100000 shares at $10. each. Trustees ses-) o. |. Gardner, J F. Spencer, J. II. Alday and the four t' .as tees for the first year Business: Nj nine in ali is branches in Pinal county, iefli tory of Arizona and in theeity and co''nls and State of New York. Term or exis tence 50 years
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

Operalicns in Union Paciac reilrCad for lhe yeaT ending Jaae 30 iSs9 shOwl gross earnings 22 000. .000 nci earnings 12 450 09o; less interest sinking land, gov. eF4snent oaes and dividend sDenl Is a surplus q S2.l2l 9Si, or enoilsef ! per cent dividend ta stockholders.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

Solid shot were fired into the second burning tank at Custer City, Penn, Friday morning July 16th, to draw uff the oil and thereby prevent an overflow How ever, the work was commenced too late, and the oil boiled over furiou-ly and set fire to the side tanks. one of which is noE' a seaoffre. There are three other tanks ia the immediate vicinity. Another thun- der storm passed oyer the city this morn ing. There was considerable damage iE lightning. A rig near the centre of tbe city vas struck and burned TEso oil tanks one of 1900 barrels and the other 1i 500, also were struck and are nov burning 9reat excitement prevails and people are cut in force fighting the fires The dam age V-ili be very great.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

The extension of the TsxasPacifc j. completed across the Brazos river, the rails being laid on the temporary bridge, which will be superseded hy one of iron. Material is rapidly being sent to the front. and t is said the work west, will now progress rapidly. A depot is being constructed fifteen miles west Of Weather ford.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

Genera f5f<sfts iatlz If cotn1eef iil taii1 inc fs eontrSaaate 6ile 'esises no op3, atauaIntea with fhe beoIisn ciiais,st Fer of the man. nor viii ais support ct ilais cock create 8 woner among t'"ss A.e - in,s his il,teasc shnessaR3 utieE Q apseilSe C
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Silver Nuggs t on oar. We quote from

Silver Nugge
 Stock Report of lhe AVlh
 4kft inc Ame,sican Board tue mpnotony sof tbe esfl VI as not relieved uafil the si.ss-..,a.s- ~es led out Silver Nngget, when a show of something like frmer ae- tivity was shown, and quite a number of transactions were made at l.5U cash or regular, and 1.is5 10 i.60b60 days
 Purchasers at those prices have a good thing if they will hold ihe stock sixty days The mine never looked better. Results showing ase Nugget a bigger niue than was generally supposed.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

". Al- c-Dtl-
 We understand that it is the purpose of fhe committee to correspond with C3pi. Parker, and defer final arrangements for ihe presentation. until t can be ascertain, ed when ne will be able to again Fisit Silver City-Her1ld.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

WASHINGTON. July 16.-The returns from tlse county Of San Francisco. in- elnding fhe eify. af ibe census office, are just tatulaed and show tlle Talue of real esiate 10 De S1q7 800 900 and the personal property s64 GOO coo
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

Too much sand in an adobe ri'ndeTs t less shan valueless. We have seen some recently only dt to build 3 dead.fal.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
wnY. of5 5nY.

h mepublfear Gives ronwue Co ais Resson for lareferrlne OuFS go Any 0ther Man~ for Delegate to ComRroa3.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
BIIIIard Tabls ana cIab Room

atlaeaed. Tue iafesI periodicals and iuaea-
 zsnes constantly on hand tof klie aenooasnoea. apn oI euslonsrs and tas pabkle EST srallF.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24

Al inc solicitation Of many ffienaS, 1 hereby announce ni{self as 9 candidate for rhe oties of SlIERlFf Of Pinal County
 MAT CAfASiSs
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
ANN0UNCEMENTs Ts.

hereby ann00nee myself enldldaie IpT fi,,si Torntr J.P. tsABRTEL.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-24
Cor. Main and Push Street, Globe, Arisous
keep constantly on nand apd sor saIe the dnesl
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,

to 0s Iouaa in taa TerFiioFy. aFst elass
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-22
MAINE.
Drowned at kennebunk.

Drowned at AenneDunk.
KENNEBUNK, May 21.-A seven year old son
of Owen Bragdon was drowned in the canal
last evening.
Fatal Accident
LEWISTON, May 21.-Seth Kelley, scythe
grinder and employed by Emerson Stevens &
Co., of West Wsteryille, was instantly killed
this morning by the bursting Of a stone.
Buildings Burned by Lightning.
NORWAY, May 21.-The dwelling house of J.
Coolidge inCanton was burned by lightning last
night. Mr.. Coolidge lost farming TOOLS hay, car
riages, two horses, one hog, seven pigs and
furniture; insured in the Liverpool, London &
Globe for $1,000. At the same time the dwell
ling of Dena Bradford in Canton was struck
and badly shattered; insured in the same COM
pany for $4,000. The dwelling of Frank M.
Hacker in Canton was burned by lightning;
insured in the Phoenix for $1,000. No one was
killed or injured The lightning stuck many
other places. A terrible shower prevailed all
over Oxford county.
The Late w. G. Crosby.
BANGOR, May 2l.-The Penobscot bar met
to-day and passed resolutions of respect to the
memory of the late VIM. G. Crosby, Esq.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-22
MINOR TELEGRAMS

Postmaster Wagner, of College Point, New
York, has resigned. He is charged with de-
tanning registered letters. is
The Governor of New York has respited
Cox until July 10th, and Balbo until August
9th.
At Wheeling. W. Va, Warren Robinson,
while, beating his wife Thursday, was shot
dead by her in self-defence.
A Lahore dispatch says that Mustanfi Habi-
boolan has been arrested at Sherpur and sent
under guard to India. There is said to be
clear proof against him of reasonable intrigues
while protesting loyalty.
The buildings of Charles Hartman of Oh at
ham, N. H., were stuck by lightning during
heavy thunder shower Thursday, and burned
with all the contents, including cow and hay.
Twenty-eight shops in Cabul have been de-
stroyed by a gunpowder explosion. The Shin
maris have been defeated by the British with
a loss of 100 killed.
The secret cabinet of the Emperor of Ger
many at Stuttgardt has been broken open by
burglars, and important orders stolen.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-22
WASHINGTON.

The Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The sundry civil ap-
preparation bill which was reported to the
House to-day appropriates in the aggregate
S20,729,9S7. 1t contains clause repeating the
law which allows compensation to collectors of
customs for services as superintendent of
lights or disbursing agents for lighthouse es-
adjustments. The amount to be appropriated
for United States marshal is left blank in the
bill as reported to the House to-day but will
be inserted hereafter.
The Resistance to the California y. S.
Marshal.
Acknowledgement Devens says, regarding
the recent resistance of the attempts of the U.
6. marshal in California to place the iSouthern
Pacific railroad in possession OF certain lands
occupied by settlers, that until every other
endeavor has been exhausted U. S. troops
could not be employed.
Notice to Mariners
On and after June 18th there will be sound
ed during thick weather at Stratford Shoals
Light Station, Long Island Sound, Daboll
trumpet giving blasts of six seconds duration
at intervals of 81 seconds.