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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-05
SEVENTH WARD

SEVENTH WAND.
We are authorized to announce JOE H. POST
as O candidate for Alderman in the Seventh
Ward, at the January election.
We are authorized and requested to announce
p. T. MACKEY as candidate for re collection as
alderman from the Seventh ward, at the January
election,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-05

COUNTY CoURT-Judge A. T. Cot
trell presiding.
The regular January quarterly term
Of the County Court for Knox county,
assembled Monday, full court pres.
emit:
After tae roll call, Chairman Cot-
trell presented his report, which was
read, and is as follows:
To the Worshipfut County Court Of
Kno1 comfy, assembled, January
term, 1881:
Allow me TO present
to you my annual report as financial
agent Of the county, showing the
financial condition OF the county to
January /. 1881.
The bonded indebtedness 9! the
county Ia as follows:
Railroad bonds, bearing 6
per cent. interest...........$l5l, 200 90
Bridge bonds, bearing 8per
cent. terest...................1 60, 900 90
Total bonded indebted-
ness.............. ......... ....... s1l 200 90
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-05
Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, Jan. 4, 1851

NNO3V1ILEs JdH. + T6t1
Time.... "a. m. 1913 I2p.mi 2 80
Baromt'r 3O.l2 3O.U7 1892 1892
Therm'r. 33. IS. 38. I3s.
Wet Bib 80. ls2 I265 n.
, 1881-04-05

E1.CH WAN THE HES.tTE pEnATEs
Sprefdt Dtspath to The Chfedeo Tribune.
WAsttxeToS, u. C.. April 4.-The debato IN
tho scnRte to-day wns prosltiess. It wns tho
ncrcst rethrashluB Of Oil straw. Senator john
stun. of f!rRInln. in very prosr way attempted
to reply to tho argument of Mnhono on tho vlr-
gIuia stntu Debt question: aud was compelled to
acknowledge that Mahoae's position that West
VtrKlnlu ought to pay one-thlri Of the debt WAS
a sound Hne.
Salisbury, Of Delaware, to tho nmnzomont Of
tho Senate md the galleries. Undo A little
speech. which FcnlIy hnd a Ruoi deal 1T npnrkia
to It. III which hs delivered MI Imaginary sDlio.
q5y OF President GARFIELD In the present situa-
tlon. In which tho President upbrnilct different
SeHt{OrY for entering upOn this ShllhlstcrtngsC0t.
tcst when they ought to assist hin, to at lcaet
stnrt hfa Administration.
The Republican Senators, ns tho day wore on,
begun II, accumulate
LAIsGE PILES OF DOCUMENTS
md newspapers Upon thelr desks rs 1t prepar'
ing for Il se.fu of wUr1ta but !Hny nn u1tUuru-
il1ent WIS secured tt nbunt s n'c,ek, tho nnlir.
0ns announcement being made by tho Iicputl-
lcAns III charge that tn-lnOrrnW they fHIKht CIT.
t!ravOr tn cit IL out. Tns IS q threat mich more
to keep only sixteen ScnRt0rs prGscnt In tho
Chamber to call tho roll. while tho rest sleep
III relays In tho Goak-rnoms. whereas cvcry tic.
pn!IltcNn must be present At every roll +cal. Of
III lra8t u sufficient Number OF thom tn lnaurc =
quorum. Atd thgre arn moro oil fenAle tneu and
invaitls On tho Republican s!de thin ca the
other,
, 1881-04-05
ILLINOIS PEOPLE.

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~. .a,.ss,r.e,, - +, An.u IWrn,. r,uou ~.
n. ",.. ~ ..".,.,s.. u,,.,, ~ I,rosta.r,
s.i:,t"1 s,orotnrv.of.,vor t.incoin and .nnnt
49,. -. 49, f.,,..S A. ~ tvhtta tIars.
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..sa., ",,,.,,, ~ ~, roo, ami in env. mi.
.,,s "y =, % . na,, sno,-o ,,c.i,ar.
~. ., a..,.',,s A., tta wsr i,orortn,on, ho .nnnt
ANN tI,no vim Mr- 1,tnco,n. NJ whom hn IN an
cnrucst ua,nfrer, md thja evening war entcr-
talucd by tho Illinois Secretary. Tomorrow
,nnrning hv invf,otfon. INV. Cu]tom will
trnn,sf"st win thn r,resfdcnt TIM Cav.
ornor I'M. had annie consultation relative
tn tho aporlinnmcnt f,f the gtntc. md says tint
tho rorta,utnr,, ,y1 t,nt,o,t,,tc,]ly uass mn m.
o~,o,n,, Inn ~ mi. e,,,,ot IN nr1,cr tn nxt,ti
thn rrnnt cxnensn ,,r II cal,el sesslou. He thinks
fhas ,horr ,s M t,oubt TINT Congress will pass
s,,ch m nnnnrttontnrnt b,ll ns
,,.,,1 nv, 1rr1yo,a Twrxry ,,FNnens.
49," ,,.n, 49, a,,nor,,o,,,ro,t mon ,hnr has;. ran
aar.,,. In nails IL nnnort5f,mcnt f,rinr tho
s"'eis W ""ue' ~ "tpo. i''1l ~ .,.n ",n a,
Humber OF REPRESENTATIVES, as oi'r '4'' VI efta
IL, would sill give lllno!s twonty 1ue1nbers.
Gov, CulIon's upinon uppenrs to TO that
tho stato should be divided Into ntuctcrn
oastrlc's hs ~ prese1t' n"u t1t't wv r"e'.''s.A
inembcr VIII oe nssixf'ed III !nrRe' !ncte n1o'
however, sotac amonR tae 'i''",''s uc'ee".to" w
who hnvo contrary opn!nn' nha !''"ko ~ tao @ w.
lowing points In favor Of DIVIDING tho sta!e into
Gooh toun.y cn'.en nst ~ to"t ..a ,,i,.Is-
mar be. Tho eight districts, which are iscpup.
lIrtn, In tho ns,e,horn purt at tho dtate lack
1tnnS3 In u,unt1 numbers Of having Il sufficient
Of nineteen n,c,nbers for llslnos. whl!e tho
'o' '''''" % .,'r r,',, ~ r,t.r u,y,s
A"E FULL ~ lnA. n.s's,
70 that, 'l m apoortonen. 'us "esS"1 's "a -
, 1881-04-05
NOTES..

syte&at uupateh to TIT cAteaao 7r1luHt.
WAs,l.Surox, p, e.. April AK RcpresOnta-
tive Hiram t'ricc, Ut Iowa, hus accepted tho
position of COMMISSIONER ct indian Aunirs.
Mr. FrIeu's appointment will le generally ar-
ptoyod. lie has sprscd ase torsua III C'nYreas
ut different times, has tho universal respect Ut
pubc men, n,ld 10 u thoroughly competent busl.
ncss. man. iIe will psevu to ho foo to all I-
dian rtugs and frauuulunt contractors. lia
probably will ba NbIu t0 sccuru tho hourly
cooperation Of thu hoard Of ln1lan Peace Eoa-
mssouera, Ut which 10 hns been steadfuit
fsienl.
THE DEAD SENATOR.
Tho Republican ruueus decided thAt It was
mark Ut KroaA 4llarcspcot to ulow the body ut
Hsl.ltor Carpouter to renlalu hero 10 long wilt
luz to 10 transported u its rsstlpgp place In W.T.
cousin, because tho Committee appointed to ac-
company 1t ~ unable to lcase, and twas De-
ulde4 to pruposo HI arrangement with the DoEn-
ocratlo Huuators 10 TINT AL equal nunlbcT Of
memburs Of both parties may bu paired
to accompany thu renalns 10 Wisconsin,. Lutcr
an arrangement was axreed to py which tho
Cum,nittue will tcnso Washington Oil Friday
mor1,luK at u . clock with tho remains for Wis
collsin. via the Pennsylvania Noad. Tno 6anaso
Committee will probably consist Of Senators
Conkilny, Angus Cameron. sawfer, 4<oKaui
Cock gell and jones' OF Nevada, md the House
Committeu Vt Representatives Lapaam. Aobs'
, 1881-04-05

THE Republican Senators III caicus yes
tertlay resolved to persist In their efforts to
elect Senate officers, md the members of tho
Committee which Is to escort tho ren,ntns OF
Senator Carpenter to WISCONSIN were re-
oucstcd to arrange for pairs, The usual
Kind of t1cbato took plnce III the Sullnte dur.
Ing tho day. Several Southern Senators. i'll
cludlng Johnston Of Tirg!rta. defended tho
''honah " OF their respective Stntts. Finally,
on motion Of AIR. Dawes, tho Senate nd
journel uMtit to-day.
, 1881-04-05

CIAnutEs Scn1nSEn l. SoSs have sold their
interest III Scrtbncr's Monthly St. Ntc'solas
and tho Illustrated 1fngaztnc for Boys and
Girls to A[r. Roswell Smith, tho business
manager Of these periodicals. Tho editorial
md business management will DO continued
rs ut prcstnt.
, 1881-04-05

SEVERAL earthquake shocks Of great yio-
lcncc wero felt in tho Island Of Seiu. ur Clio,
OF tho Grcclan Archipelago. yesterday and
Sunday. Several houses In tic Capital Of
tho island were wrecked, and nearly all were
injured. 1t Is stated that; 900 PERSONS werc
killed, but ti1is Is probably an exaggerat!on.
The Inhabitants aro almost paraiyzcd with
terror Slight shocks wore felt III the nuIgll-
boring islands and on the Syrinn coast,
, 1881-04-05

PRINCE CAluLEr11, OF Germany, has oh.
tanned u dlyoreu from his wife. who elopet!
recently with Count Herbert bismarck. 1t
is said tint tho Indy will SOON bu married to
tile Count, ard TINT the grim Chancellor will
forgive and forget His sol,'s tndlscretio1, nlll
that everything will be an!cnbly nrraMgod.
, 1881-04-05

THE carpenters md ropeinakers Of Gin.
clnnati hayo struck for an Increase of wages
Tho employers promise to grant the Increase
rs soo,l rs present orders are filled. 4 com.
promise on this basls is probable.
, 1881-04-05

THE United States Supreme Court, through
Justice Woods, rendered q decision In tho
case Of John Niles vs.. THO United States,
belng au appeal case FROM tho Supreme Court
o{ Utah. Niles Is Mormon hui was con-
ytcted OF blga,ny. Tho ground oil which
the appeal WAS nlude was that Nornolss were
excluded from the iuryln tho caso; secondly.
that Miles, own declarations were admitted
against lin as es!dence; md thirdly. Tint
the evidence Of Miles, alleged second Wifu,
, 1881-04-05
At THE RESULTS OF TIE CAUCUS.

At THE HEsN1sTS UF TIE CsACCus'
Sptetat Di.pateh 10 7ht Chtclga Tribune.
WAslitN0roS, d. C.. April A. gentleman
very ncnr tu tho Administration. commenting
upon tho nctton Of tho Republican cnucus to-
day, ssys: "Tho friends OF tho Administration
arp disappointed. anu to snmc extent patncd, ut
tho result, They thtuk TINT there ia spIuo rod-
son not mule pubc for this uctson. They nro
surprised and dIspcusrd. They say that tho
theory t!uls Muhollo will bo benefited hy tho
continuance II tho contest for nix mouths Is
lHsttnB nll sunll1tr IL not nGttssary 10 prpVo
that tho Republicans Mrr rrt!y 10 hcp 10 DC
stsuy tinIrtluntsnl. They wnnter whether thora
Nru utly UruvbItchn In the SenAto who uppso.
t,a.r The yhlus Of polticat hasruouy With tho
Atl.nfnlstr1ltJDu.H
, 1881-04-05
ROBERTSON.

WANT llfM T0 WITHDRAW.
Special Dhpatth to Tbs Ghtta9o 1'rhunt.
WAslllSGros, u. C., April 4.-There Is 4 report
which scetns well founded tu-nlght that several
gentlemen holding frlontly relations IN Mr.
CUuhttnx. at,d sotslu Ut whom nre nlso OIL Enud
1ernls with SIR. 1tobertsnn. haye Kono to Nav
York te-ulgnt to Induce Sir. ltoburtson to re-
Quest the President to withdraw Ills nnsno. As
tho move originated anlullK Conktlng men, 1t Is
Interpreted herv that continuation Of lsoncrts9n
IL regarded by them ~ prttty sure. Thu talk
general determination to yuto for ttoberts2i
unI aRnlast Conka!1lx. On tho iscpuh!lcuh SLUG
tho frlons ut tho Pros! !tcnt ro osa!sAlllR about
tt-.tay with Frye unl ulatr on tho aoor of tho
HuHuEG.
, 1881-04-05

Ex.CoNanEssstAN 1ll,tAM pnlcE las bcon
offered. and has nccoptcd, tho Office Of Con-
missioner OF Indian Alratrs. Tho selection
of Mr.. l'rlco for tho place is very generally
commended. IIo ls an actlyc, 'eyel.heatlul.
honest ,ltat,, and will undoubtedly mike nn
excellent public officer.
, 1881-04-05

Tl1E steamer Adriattc brought 81, ,o85, COO
worth Of gnld bullion to New York yeater-
day from Europe. About S700, 600 worth Of
bullion was yesterday withdrawn from the
Bank Of England for shipment to this
noupfry
, 1881-04-05

FRANCIS CltAHoN, Frenclman residing
at Kingston, Out, having frequently gottol
Into trouble by talk!ng too nacll, cut ott {
portion ut his tongue. In tho i'opo that III
would not be able to do h,msolf So m.lcl
mischief III the future. lie Is issulfertng now
from Il 8Welled tongue.
, 1881-04-05

FRANCE Is sending large force to Algicrs,
ostensibly to prevent the tncursions OF t1lo
border tribes into French territory. There
Is lust faint suspicion that this force will
soon occupy Tunis.
, 1881-04-05

TnE FatryIew Hotel at st. Johns, town
about twelve miles FROM jacksonville, Fla,,
WIS destroyed by fire yesterday. The hotel
was n gruat resort for Chicago md Alilwasl-
kee people, and WIS kept by Mrs. d. W.
Fowler, of Milwaukee. Tho loss Is about
Go nm
, 1881-04-05

THEE young men Of 1'rockv1lle, Ont, ".
Frazer. Arthur Wright, md "nc Maitland,
went duck-shooting yesterday morning.
Tic boat III wt,[cI, they were capsIzetl, and
Wright md Maitland were drowned.
Frazer was found cl1ngtng 10 the boat, and
WINS Mt last accounts inscnsIble, and will
urubably die.
, 1881-04-05

ONE Of tho Spanish rivers, tho Guajal-
quiyir, Inns oyertlowed Its banks. -Four
squaro miles OF territory Mt Its mouth aro
under water, md at last accounts tho river
WINS still rising, Tho damage Is very great.
, 1881-04-05

Mn. JAMES c. A1cAluLI1N, tho Goncral
Manager of tho Alton IL st. Louis Railroad,
was yesterday elected one OF tho Directors
Of that corporation. THIS election Is thought
to be- preliminary to Ills election Us Vice
President Of tho road.
, 1881-04-05
Ghe Gtift1t11e.

tH- i'trsona unable 10 purchase coptta of THE
CI!lCAuO TuinuNE at Ntssa A1tntfta and IN TdG-
trau t,uins trcrt Chcdg1 1dtxFh 'rt aoi tD9a eoh'
fer n faror ~ reporting The }aes IL lllts Office Vfp-
fnu full particulars.
, 1881-04-05
TIE DEBATE.


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"At"lS"1oS' ~ e' nps" @'-4"e eo4u.e ".
s'"':o Gu"s''et"A' =" .4o penuloh p'o"co,'
tno ses''ntlon ~ wy ct.euo'' VI ocha'c u'4'eca'
ile 1''ouon VI W. , e'.. -. " ~ ..' ~,
NV stss."" VIVID "ne.yens' -'' '"5 o. ~ 49,.
M 'oAne.oai 49,. ~. ,,,',S,n, ,t. ~. =.
pi"n. u e"Ep"ps. .aHs" ., ~ ~
pf"'e 1uo u1'oe."es " 'nna . ,, nu n's
eone"f.u 10, 'i'' snuo'' ,.,,'' ts.a ,. Wv .e.""
ncles' p'. " sno" .no 4p"ue"s ,..s ..,' WY ~"
loui" ~, % ~. oe1 .s..,, ~" w.. ~ ss
noutcc" u! .aut p'N 'na. nv uaops.o. ~ wv
1n1see"tn' fou,1ee's.n ~. alu s.a .'a. 80 z1.a."
n'snl' m"' esu" ,,... ~ 10 '' ~.
self. lio went WIN sumo mnn1eness INTO 'no
Hucshon Of me dent OF tne etato ol %tsRH''A.
contendsng that nns 1allafe 10 pay tne interest
oi' that dcht was not atlf1butao'o 10 any oesrc
III rcpndtnlc. but to
THE tSF0HTCSATE CONDITION OF AFFAffsS
which urcvaitc,, ,tntnc cltatcly nt,er tho wnr.
Nj: Dawes INQUIRED whether the &c senator ,sa,
aErced win MS colleague II, ho'alnx TINT west
Mr.. 10 Johnston n rcplIc.i bo uarced wltt bis col.
ieaEuo and WITH tho supreme Court t. OF tho
should bo responsible fur one.thIrd. Leaving
rim 0,est1on OF tIpit. be inquired OF Mr. uavcs
,vhorn onl ,xhrr IN yircnin nnyf,ot,r ind hu,t
""orc a'.o ""'. ~ ,"h...& III 49,, "ae ~"
to wade through b'"od tn tho baliot-oox' rs had
beon stated by that scnntOr.
Mr.. Dnwcs replied t''at 1.-The Mississippi plan"
WIS tho general term. specific names wert Ill.,
tAchcd to tho different phnsea Of It IN d!tfernnt
sfu,+horn stntna II, ouo gt,lto II took the nhase
OF blood, In another tissue ballots. in another
forming sotuTns: III firg1nla 1t was called " up
position to vagabo,,d suffrage" Tho Senator
world nase 10 esp'aan .@a. pnase o. @ ,ns 81! seacr
p"t'' 1'au .uo ee'0to' ~ ~ sotte. t ~ No tr'"s
na vs 1't Q" ,ha
un,,oiv rat hurt at Petersburg in tbo.yain Mt.
, 1881-04-05

THE Republican candidate for Mayor was
elected III East Saginaw, Aftc11., yesterday.
rho Republicans also elect eleven out Of
seventeen Aldermen.
, 1881-04-05

Tnun1ow WEED is opposed to tho Now
York Strect-Cleanlng bill now before the
State LEGISLATURE ut Albany, bccauso II gives
too m,,cll power and patronage to tile Mayor
of Now York.
, 1881-04-05

SIN WILLIAM HAncouRr snYs that the
prosecution of Herr Most, of the F'rclhelt,
Is not State but police prosecution. This
attempt Of Sir William to rccede from his
position Of last week Is too transparent,
, 1881-04-05

THE Khomnts and other Berber tribes
threaten some Of the French settlements III
AlgLors, and Frel,cl, troops have been dis
patched to tic frontier to net against them.
, 1881-04-05

WILLIAM T. JOHNSON, Il saloonkccpcr OF
Cincinnati. fatally shot Timothy j. Connor,
also a sn1oonkcepcr, III TINT city yesterday.
Tho shooting grew out Of a barroom row.
, 1881-04-05

THE Chtl1ans threaten to lovy $50, 900 enc II
on fifty rcruy!ans rs 4 sort Of war Indemnity.
The l'eruvinns protest, but 1t Is not likely
that their protest will have mitch effect.
, 1881-04-05

LORD DEAcoSsFtELp's condition cqutlnucs
critical i'll the extreme. Ills physicians nre
not prepared to say what will he the outcome.
Tho chances aro TINT he will not recover.
, 1881-04-05

T1tE Journal Of Tho A7acrfca,. d0rtctl(t-
1tulI association. III reviewing British Coli-
sui Crump's recent sensational report oil the
American hug, says that searching inyestl-
cation shows that theru Is no ground What.
ever for scare, tint tr!chnosis oxtsts OILY
to u very limited extent. md that there Is no
danger whatever FROM PERSONS suffering
through its Limited existence II proper pains
bo taken in curing nilA cooking pork; and
tho Journal adds that there arono merchants
i'll the world who bcstow moro care and Mt
ten|on in tic curing OF ileat than the An.er-
lean pork-packers. The Journal admits tile
existence Of tlog.cllolera, but points oNt that
tho farmer Is the only sufferer through TINT
disease, which attacss young hogs priuci-
paily. Animals dying from tho tlisoaso nre
unllt for foosi, and consequently not lnRrket-
nbtc. The JourNuI denounces III Ml,neas-
urcd terms tho manufacture ot imitation
butter and cheese, ami calls for lcgislatlon to
prevent their further sale, use. or Mnnl.
factuEc.
, 1881-04-05

MAI. F. l.. DOWNING, at ono time rresi-
dent OF the Iowa State Agricultural Society.
died nt Colfax Springs, H., yesterday.
, 1881-04-05

TMoMAsS. CLAnK, a member Of tho state
Board Of Health md l'olico Magistrate at
E1gin, ILL.,, died in that city yesterday.
, 1881-04-05

.rEwETr g. DEVOTE, chief etlitor of tho
Columbus tta.) Enqutrcr.Sh's. died yester-
ttay, ln his 40th yGnr.
, 1881-04-05

JAMES BUELL., President Of tho United
Stntcs I.lfc-lusurance Company, died ycstcr-
day, III Ills COLI yGar.
, 1881-04-05

THE application Of lierr Most to bo nd
mtttct to ball was refused yesterday by the
London Police Magistrate.
, 1881-04-05

A. MAN named Calltll las been arrested on
suspicion Of having murdered 'nan named
Daily lit Kings County, ireland, last week.
, 1881-04-05

SLIGHTLY warmer md fair weather, with
winds generally from Tho south aslsl west, for
tll[s region to.tlay.
, 1881-04-05

GREECE and Turkey are making active
preparations for wnr. which Is 10" decmed
inevitable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-17
RAISE BARLEY.

On account OF the large malt house of
William Rahr, Manitowoc is one of the
best markets in the United States for
barley. 1t is grain that pays much
better than wheat, the yield being larger
and the price better relatively. An acre
will yield twice as much barley as wheat
and the price of barley is fully four-fifths
of that of wheat.
Mr.. Rahr wants to purchase 100000
bushels of barley next fall and winter,
and would much prefer to make his pur-
chases of Manitowoc county farmers. In
order to encourage the raising Of barley
he offers a premium of 800 to the farm
er Of the county who will raise the largest
quantity of barley and the best quality.
This offer is made in good faith and the
premium will be paid without fail. Com
petition is open to all within the county.
He has on excellent kind of barley
which he will furnish farmers for seed
on very easy terms. 1t is much superior
to the ordinary kind and it will be sold
not for profit but simply to improve the
grade of barley raised. An opportunity
is thus given to all to raise this product.
Last year Mr.. Rahr had to get most of
the barley used in his malt house from
Minnesota. As the grain is used here,
he can afford to pay as high price as
can be paid anywhere in the country,
there being no necessity to take the cost
Of carriage off the price paid.
Within the last few years farmers have
been much more successful with barley
than with wheat. It is a more certain
crop, not being subject to as many draw
backs. The offer of Mr.. Rahr is very
liberal one and we have no doubt will
stimulate farmers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANITowoC, February Z, 1881

MANIIoWOC, EeDfulfy I, 1901.
Board met. Messrs. Richter, Day,
WiJtenberg and Nyhagen were absent.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petitions of ". Kaems, VIM. Fricl,e,
J. Jaunk and G. S. Canright to refund
taxes were referred.
Petition of Ell. Westphal to be appoint
ed constable for 3rd ward, was referred.
Claims were received and referred.
Claim of P. J. Pierce for S47.OO for
Jail fees was allowed in full.
Committee on assessment reported on
the petitions of the following named per-
sons to refund taxes with recommends
ton that same be granted and following
amounts refunded: John Sans, S13. 80;
Sixta & Arens, $43 SO; Carl Ertz, Sl.02.
The petition of A. Handl to refund
street tax was granted.
Committee on assessment and finance
reported back the petitions of S. A. Wood
and August Radky t. refund taxes, with
recommendation that same be laid on the
table.
The resignation Of e. Hollender as con-
| stable in the Ord ward was received and
| accepted. Henry Westphal was elected
| to fill the vacancy.
Board adjourned for two weeks to
| Monday, Feb. q, 1881.
4. ID. JONES, Clerk.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-17
PERSONAL.

RICHARD CONWAY was in The city yes
terday.
Mrs. HENRY HIsRICHs is visiting in
Chicago.
DIR. JOHN CAREY of Stockbridge was
in the city on Monday.
". J. CHRISTIE had his wrist put out
of joint last Monday by the falling Of a
plank.
Mrs. Fl. REUss of the Williams House
fell on the sidewalk Sunday night and
broke her arm above the elbow.
Mrs. MARKHAM, mother of J. D. Mark
ham, slipped and fell on Wednesday Of
last week, sustaining quite serious in
iuries.
". 81. KILLRN of Cato dropped into
the Pilot sanctum yesterday. Wills
presence is like a sunbeam, always
welcome.
SUPT. VIEBAHN left yesterday to be
present at meeting of county superin-
tendents to be held at Oshkosh this week.
He returns Saturday.
DURING Anton Braasch's residence in
Florida, he was entirely free from pain,
his appetite was good and he felt easy.
Death stole on him gradually and pain
lessly and he died as if he had fallen in
to gentle slumber.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-17
TAKE NOTICE.
Wagner & Son sell all goods
at cost, but only for spot cash.
Parties purchasing on account
must pay regular price.

ANNA STRoKA and Ernest Land were
sentenced by the court on Friday, the
former for ten years and latter one year
in the state prison. Anna received the
extreme penalty the law allowed for the
crime of which the jury found her guilty
-manslaughter in the first degree. The
penalty prescribed by statute is from five
to ten years.
When asked by the judge if she had
anything to say why sentence should not
be pronounced on her, she preserved her
usual stolidity and made no reply. She
took her sentence without any manifesto
ton of feeling, and when led out of the
court room was seen to smile. Land
wept quite freely at the prospect OF his
years incarceration. And his sobs were
distinctly heard in the court room while
on his way to his cell. He had no rea-
son to find fault with his sentence as it is
as light a punishment as his crime de-
serves.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-17
PLUMB & NELSON, GROCERs.
Whites Block, South Side, Cor. Buffalo
and Eighth Sts., North Side.

Family Whitefsh at s1.O0 for a pack
age Of 20 lbs. No. l Whitefsh at 81 40
for package of 20 lbs. No. Trout at
Sl.25 for a package of 20lbs. Labrador
Herring at 81. for a package of 25 lbs.
Mess Herring at Coo. key.
Holland ss Glib "
Fire Fish, best brand, 75c. key.
All other Fish you can think of by the
package or 10. Same at both stores.
When we get good thing we are not
slow IN telling you about it. We have
several rare bargains just now and we
want you to take them in. The 1st is
OUR syrups in gallon kegs at 81. so
each. including faucet (only soc. GALLON
which is, we think the best thing we ever
offered. Ever SO many are using the
goods and you haven't yet had sample,
come in and use your tase and il not
what you want we do not ask you to buy.
The I'd. is very handsome, strong, fine
favored Japan Tea at Soc ID. or Abs.
for Sl,00 las good as you usually buy
for soc. a Id. The Sd is a broken Rice
at Sc. ID. The Rice is as good quail
ity as the Zoe. goods, the only difference
being IN the size. We have lots else
on which we can do you good at either
store.
Minoe Meat (ready for pies only 121c.
pound,
Ii you want the nieest Syrn,.
tasted mot Whit = Jour ever
- -..eJ we have it at Soc. 6
gallon. Try quart and you will forever
go back on melted sugar. We know it
A fine line of Alden and other driet
fruits.