The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-06-03

AtHAsI '~oH"t.N. - '1'-iuOt-S oA4' bot--
Nagle. Mr. aelcsehapoyer, the delegate
20 the national convention, went down
on Monday.
CEEsUs enumerators haze begun their
work this week. The censns o. 1885
will contain more valuable statistics than
any other census had.
i SPAN OF horses belonging to Dir. G..
Gibson ran away ON Friday. One OF
them collidad with wagon i4Gictlrs .
severe cut on his breast.
One club Of fifteen in this city drew a
prize in the Patty House drawing =
on Is cents to a ticket. They are still
waiting for a remittance.
Ma. cHDE2ag hes transformed his
pleasure boat into a steam yacht. Il is
supplied with "a horse power engine
ana works beautifully.
THE building in which Mr.. p. Moran
resides, on Buffalo street. is TO he lower
e. some seven or eight feet aud brought
to the level OF the slIesh
T. G. SHOVE presented Mr.. Seeger
new hat on Monday for the good service
done by him Sunday morning in direct
ing the work Of the fireluen.
The Ladies' Guild of St. James church
will meet at the house of Mrs. Clarence
Smalley, next Wednesday, June 9th. A
full attendance is requested.
SEEMING MAcHtNEs Of all kinds, way
ranted TO be sold as sheap as any other,
at Lehmkuhl & Dicke's. corner Washing
ton and Main streets, south side. If
Bruno SoAALLEaE has grown two
inches taller since Sunday. He thinks
man should feel bigger when he is a
papa than when he has no one to love
him.
"THE Inter Ocean Circus and Menag
erie" will give an exhibition in Manito-
voc some time about the first Of July.
These things are crowding in rather
thick.
WmrE'a Dramatic Company is adver-
tised TO perform IL Two Rivers on Thurs
day, Friday aud Saturday evenings OF
this week. They are to appear in this
city on Monday evening.
NEVER before was there such a scram-
bic for tickets OF admission to a oonyen-
ton as there has been for that of Chica-
go. \ lively time is expected and the
boys want to see the fun.
The machinery for Greve Il Randolph s
stave and heading cutting establishment
will be in operation in a few days. Air.
Grevo has built large addition to his
factory to accommodate 1t.
THE game of base bali between the
Live Oaks of Milwaukee and tho Trials,
which was to have been played OF Mon
day, did not come Of, owing to some
misunderstanding as to the running time
of trains.
THE Grand Reunion March, COM
posed and published by II. n. Hemp.
sted, of Milwaukee, has been received
with the publishers compliments. 1t is
a beautiful piece of music and viii be-
come popular. Price 50c.
THE necessary new frames in the
steamer Andy Johnson have al been put
in and the planking is now being put on.
It viii require unusual diligence to get
the steamer ready for use by July ], the
time specified in the contract.
TIE session OF the county board which
closed on Thursday, was not one Of the
most harmonious that could be imagined,
A number of the members seemed to be
''spoilin' for fight, and they would &c.
cept one on the slightest provocatioa.
WE understand steps are being taken
10 use the late printing material of the
Tribune, to print German Republican
paper. German type will be purchased
and the services OF an editor secured.
No time is specified for the first Issue Of
the paper.
EDWIN CLIFFORD is expected to bring
his theatrical company to the city soon.
Ten Coleman, well known to cur theatre,
goers and general favorite, IS with him.
Mr.. Clifford has never disappointed q
Manitowoc audience and deserves an
overlooking house.
A MAN in Stockbridge lately pointed q
revolver. which he thought Was unload
ed, at n friend, saying Il VIII shoot you,
aud did shoot his friend through the
heart. That man ought TO be found
| guilty Of murder in the first degree Of
sent to lun&tic asylum.
WESzEL hEEIaEL, an employe of J.
Linstedt. Of Nishieoti, shielded Monda,
evening through the medium OF smal
pistol, shooting himself through tbs
head. The man was II years Of age ans
had no relatives in this country. NJ
! cause is assigned for the deed.