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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-03

AT THE late meeting OF the County
Teachers Association, resolutions were
passed expressive of regret at Superin-
tendent Yiebahn's contemplated resigna-
ton. Not only is it = source Of regret to
the teachers bat also to the people of
the comfy. Nine years ago Supt. Vie
balm came to this county, comparative
ly young man, but with reputation as
an educator which extended throughout
the state. Unlike most men who have
secured recognition in the highest edu-
cational circles of the state, he continued
his studies with as much industry as If
he was on the lowest round of the edu-
cational ladder. To-day in the matters
pertaining to the philosophy of educa-
tion and in scholarly attainments he
stands with the ablest men OF the state.
lie has the faults of the student, that is
what are popularity termed faults, but
which are really virtues; inability to
court popularity and that directness
which is characteristic Of mental strength
and which never considers prejudices
which it would be wise to defer to.
1t requires intimate acquaintance to
appreciate Mr.. Viebahn's strength of
mind and mental requirements. His
companionship with books aud his habits
of study have taken him measurably from
intercourse with the world, and il is only
when mental activity is looked for that
Viebahn displays his strength. He is
powerful among students. There is no
educational position in the state which
Mr.. Viebahn would not fill creditably.
In leaving his present position it should
be to take place in one of the normal
schools Of the state. Teaching is his
profession and it has been his life study.
The state should have bis services. 1t
has no better man than he, and few rs
good.
Watertown may be congratulated in
securing a man so able and one whose
ability lies in the direction of his EN- :
ployment.
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THE MURDER TRIAL.

/ The trial of Anna Strala was conclud
/ ed yesterday morning. During its pro
gress crowds daily thronged the court
room. Women were there in abundance,
some having brought their knitting and
crocheting along, thus giving an aspect
of domesticity to The court room. Little
girls thronged the halls and forced their
way into seats, being possessed with the
unhealthy excitement which seemed to
be epidemic. The regular jurymen
grovled disapproFEl at the exclusive oc-
cupation of seats by outsiders. Members
of the bar found their preroSatives in
vaded and laymen occupying their seats
inside the bar. The only seats sacred
from intrusion were the judges, aud
those OF the attorneys conducting the
prosecution and defense. The prisoner
sat within the bar apparently the most
disinterested person present. She sat
perfectly quiet, never changing her po-
sition from the time she took her seat IN
the court room until she accompanied the
sheriff to her cell. No apparent anxiety,
no seeming realization of her position.
The observed of all observers, she seemed
devoid of curiosity herself. Her face
vas iInpassive even when strong evidence
was being given against her. She was
not sullen, but Indifferent; as incompre-
hensible as the crime with which she
is charged. Whenever she left the courE
room for her cell she had to run the
gauntlet Of curious eyes. The spectators
ranged themselves on either side of the
hall so that they might more closely
scan the features Of the girl charged with
one Of the most shocking and deliberate
murders in the annals of crime. The
girl always passed out seemingly unoon-
scious of the human wall which enclosed
her path.
The evidence WIS about the same as
that given in the county court, a resume
of = hich has been published in The Pilot.
AiG SlII HUI tOLlGSSCu lLl6 CJLlltiS5IOu
of the crime to Justice Byron and he so
testified on the trial. Her confession
WAS not part OF the evidence in the
county court.
Tuesday was occupied by the counsel
in their arguments to the jury. The DIS
trict attorney opened, taking an hour and
a quarter. he was followed by W. J.
Turner for the defendant, who spoke for
three hours. L. j. Nash closed for the |
state in an address of three and half
hours. On Wednesday morning the
judge charged the jury.
The jury after being out about ten |
hours brought in verdict of guilty Of
manslaughter in the first degree. There
were nine that held out for murder in the !
second degree but finally came over to
the three. The penalty prescribed by |
statute is from 5 to 10 years in the state |
prison. She has not yet been sentenced. |
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TEACHERS MEETING.

4 teachers meeting VIII be held in the
schoolhouse in the Pritchard District,
Meme, on Feb. IL. After the meeting
there viii be a debate and other literary
exercises. Teachers and friends of edu-
cation are invited TO attend. The fol-
lowing i9 the programme:
Diarramtng,-hiss Dempsey.
Political Parties-H. G. Walsh.
Sentential Analysis,-P. J. Taugher.
Square RoOt,-Lizzic DOnahue.
Jackson's Administration,-M. Mcmahon.
Examinations in County Schools. f. Sims.
Pronunciation,-Mag Peppard
Debate Oh the question, Resolved, that
q Centralized Government is Superior to
a Deceutralized.
Affirmative will be supported by ?. H.
Hewitt, John Barnes and James Kirwan;
negative. by II. c. Walsh, G. Z. Whelan
and J. T. Sims.
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RESOLUTIONS.

At the annual meeting of the Meeme
Mutual Home Protection ms. Co., held
at the house of Mr.. Herr, Jan. 4th, 1881,
the following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Our late Secretary. VIM. Dam
forth, died on the 18th day or December, 1889,
therefore be it
Resolred, That we do acknowledge the faith
ful and efficient services rendered by said de-
ceased to this company since its organization,
and that we extend our sympathy and condol-
enee 10 his family and friends in this. their sad
bereavement. Also that the above resolution
be spread on the books of the above company
and copy be furnished to the papers of the
county for publication.
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First publication Jan. 4. 1ssI1 ~.

(First publication Jan. q, $3.50 10. %.
GtTAih or WISCO&SIN,--CUUNTY or NANlTlI-
- woes.
Probate Office. January 2Tlh, A. D., 1881,
IN the nater OF the proof and p bare Of the ;eet
NlIi and testament OF Elizabeth AuhenUacA de-
ceased late 81 the county OF MauituWoc
heTeas an inst umeHT in writing purDort!nr 20
be Tie last VIII and testament OF EijsabctG lcb-
eubach, deceased. late OF the county Of Mauitovoc.
has been FLED IN This oticc: and whereas spujicg-
tsol 1ts been made by John Franz, PRAYING that
the same be proven and EdHitted J.pr5b.ttg ar-
according to the lava of THE state:
Therefore IL IL ordered tgGf s.id g3nlfcatfap le
heard before ME at the Probate Oaice iu tfe cftv
oil aaDilo"oc ln said county. on Juesaag, Tie 1sc
Gay o. March. A. -. lss.. az 10 O'Clock A. s.
ARD = j. iuI3heg ordered fJ no dee thereof s7a}
bo given 70 al persons Gtgrcs ia said yi OF he
LiuG and place 9i said hearing, by publication III
TIE N2hIt""Gc tliuF, newspaper printed IL said
county, lor three successive weeks. once each
week prior 60 the time Of sach hearing
BY the cOurl:
MICHAEL I1iHtYAE County I1ar,.
4 SClimiJz, Attorney. fe6IJ
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Mrs. BAREHoFFT, cor. Pratt & Broad
way, has been g sufferer for u years
through Rheumatism, and has tried every
remedy she could hear Of, but received
no benefit, until recommended to try the
Electric Oh, she says she cannot express
the satisfaction she feels at having her
pain entirely removed and her Rheuma-
tism cured. Sold By Robinson & Hin
richs
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EIttl PtyilCdLtoH Jan. ~ IS5l.J 10, II
IN PR0BAIb-AkNiI0F0C COUNTY COURT
ceased.
On reading andGling the petition OF Carl Waack
OF the town o. Newton representing among other
things that John WaGck late Of the town Of \ ev-
ton, on the 25th day Of December, A. D.. 1850. at
Newton. died Interstate, leaving goods, chatIels
and estate within this state, ana that the said ne
titiCuer If the only child Of said deceased. and
PRAYING that administration OF said state be 10
said Carl Naacis granted, ii il ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judge Of this court
on Tuesday, the 18Th day of February, A. D.. 1881,
at 10 clock A. L. at my Office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs Of said gecgased and 10 stl persons in
terestcd. hy publishing 2 copy ofthis order for
three successive weeks prior TO said day OF hear
ing. IN the NaaitCWoc Pilot, 8 weekly newspaper
published ct ManitOWoc eity.iD said county.
Dated Aanir0BCc, the 18th day of January. A.
D., 1881.
MICHAEL KTRyyAN, County j udge.
EstabTooli < Walker. Attys. feb3
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COUNTY sUPERINTENDENCY.

1t having been reported that / am seek
ing to secure the appointment of Super
intendent of schools in the event of Supt.
Viebahn's resignation, take this means
of publicly announcing that I have not
asked for the appointment, have not go
licited the influence of any person to Sc
cure it for me and do not propose to do
50. Many prominent republicans have
kindly volunteered their assistance in my
interest, but while grateful for their kind
Offices, I must decline being recognized
as candidate for the appointment.
While Supt. Whitford may not consider
the politics of his appointee, the editor
of a democratic paper cannot consistent
y ask for an appointment at the hands of
a republican official, and that official
would be justified in ignoring recommen-
dations made in behalf of such a person.
In view of these facts I respectfully de-
cline TO be a candidate. JOHN NAGLE.
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lFirst publication Jan. -. 1871 10. 10
] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY C0URT
deceased. ''
Or reading and fling the petition Of Bertha
county. Wis, representing among other r5irgs
tlal Charles prcher late Of said town and county,
on the IlfI day o. January, a. H. 1881 al his resi-
Gchce III saiu town ana county died ntcstafe leay-
ing goods, Gaetiels sud estate within this state.
and that the said petitioner is the GugItero f sid
deteasea' ana praying that administration OF Raid
estate be 20 Ohm y. Schroeder, granted ii Is or
ueIeG iLat sad petition behesrd before the judge
o. this Colii. on Iuestay, the first day of March,
county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10
ihe beirs o. said deceased and to alt persons i'm
sefesied, by. publishing COPY fihi5 order fpr
tlrse sAecessiye weeks prior 10 said day of Ecar-
published AZ The city Of 9la,,.uWgc in said comfy
Dated at Aanitowcc the 15th day Of Jaupsry,
A. u, 1881.
MICHAEL KITtWAN, County Judge.
! ScLUitz, Attorney. frfI71
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Qirst publication Jan. y, Is8i) No
In the MISTER OF the estate Of Christian wilde,
deceased. 49,
To al whom it may concern: Letters Of admin
lstraion with the viii annexed, on said estate
having been issued l3 Srusiiue Wilde on the 9TH
uai OF January, a. D., 1881. and six months from
ana after tGe LIST o4y of February. 1881 being a.
lowed aud limited Tor creditors to present 5heir
claims FOR examination and allowance notice ia
hereby given that the understandable on Tues.
day he second day OF Aug. A n, 1851 at tie Pro.
cate once Ia 'he city OF AaBitowoc in said coun-
y, receive, examine and adjust an claims and
dCmanGs 81 al persons against said deceased
Dated January aftH. I5-f
MICHAEL AiRWAN, County Judge.
- ochAlItI. Attorney. tgbl7
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(First publication jan. ., 1ssID No 3.
IN Observation-Disclosures COUNTY COURT
K In the matter OF the estate of Syyer Larson
Rude. deceased.
10 all whom it may concern: letters ofadmin-
istration on said estate OF Syyer Larson Rude,
having been issued TO Harry GilberJs0u, on the
Tn day OF January 4. D., 1881. and -x month";
from and after said day being allowed and limited
for creditors 10 present their claims for examiua-
ZION and allowance, notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will, on the last Tuesday OF May
1881. and the l2lh uly OF july 1881 at the Probate
Uhce in The city Of MauitowOc, il s4id county re-
ceiye, examine ana adjust all claims, and dc.
maucs Of all persons against SAID deceased.
Dated, January II. 1881.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
EEtabFOOk q y Ulkcr, Attorneys. feb
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.IST OF LETTERS.

SENATOR Quarles has made the diseov-
cry that there doesn't need to be an
amendment to the constitution to enable
women to vote. Judge Kirwan when
superintendent OF schools, made teachers
acquainted with that fact through ex.rrii;;-
nations. There ere so teachers in this
county who anticipated Senator Quarles
BUIKEARDR's HALL, In the Ord Ward,
took fire last night and it and the saloon
and dwelling adjoining we're completely
destroyed. The whole was insured for
81, 800 which covers the loss. The fire
is belieyed to be the work Of IN iEcendiary.
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(First publication Jan. 20. ISSi.) No.lt
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
4 In che matter OF tie estate OF Frederick Mahn-
Ike. deceased
To all whom it may concern: Letters of ADMIN
istratiOn on said estate having been issued 10
Louisa MabDkc, on the 9th day of July, a, u,
being allowed and limited for creditors 70 present
their claims for examination ana allowance, no
tee is hereby given that the undersigned Will,
Tuesday. the 18TH day of July, A. D., 1851, st the
Probate Office in the city of Mauitowoc, in said
county, receive, examine and adjust all claims,
and demands Of all persons against said deceased.
Dated, January l9, 1881.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
Est8brook < Walker. Attorneys. FEB 10
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THE CENSUS.

The last census returns were received
at Washington on the 18th ult. The en-
tire population of the United States in
cluding the territories, is so, 152, S6G.
The population OF the states exclusive of
the territories Is, 1850, SIS. Wiscon-
sin has population Of 1,315,4S0 Of
this number go, 063 are native born and
405, AT are foreigners. There are $780,
lO6 males and 635, 374 females. There
are $3.50 colored people IN the state but
those figures include Indians and Chi
nese of whom there are 3,I18 Of the for
mer and Is Of the latter. Only civilized
Indians are included. There is but one
such Indian in Manitowoc county. Chi
Dese are found in Brown, Columbia,
Fond du Lac, La Crosse, Milwaukee,
Racine. Rock, and Winnebago counties.
Manitowoc county has population of
1886. Females, 1890; males, 10, LOG;
native, 22,667: foreigners, IA, $50; color
ed, 10. In population it ranks eighth in
the state.
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SENATOR RANKIN has made himself
famous by Introducing a bill for cocal
insurance company of Kossuth. The
name Of the company is simply stu
pendous. It stumps every man who at
tempts to master il. The clerks are IN
able to read it. But as the title of bills
must be read three times they must make
the attempt and always get fearfully
tangled mp. Some of the senators in
order TO save the clerk of the senate from
strangalation or lock jaw, tried to have
the bill passed under suspension OF the
rules and thus obviate the necessity for
reading it. But objection was made and
the bill must take the usual course
Telegraph operators don't know when
one word ends and another begins and
SO mass the whole title into one wcrd
Thus it appears in the daily papers-a
single word occupying one-quarter of o
column.
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@. HAURoHn ( SoN have a largo stock
of boots and shoes and overshoes always
On hand. Those wanting boots or shoes
for winter wear will find just what they
want at this shoe store, and ut reasonable
prices, near NTagner's hardware store.
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TO OLE FARMER READERS.

There Is not one Of oar farmers but should
subscribe for the fora Ferwey published at Ce-
daT Rapids. Iowa. The leading Farm ard Stock
journal OF the northwest. The ablest and most
noted agricultural writers OF the day are among
il etlitors and contributors. II costs the small
sum of one dollar per year. or ten copies one
year for $I50. Send 10 them for sample COPY
and get up club OF ten, or sead them SLIGO for
your own subscription. fe24
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HyANIT0NoC C0UNrY-IN COUNTY COURT

SyANIT0NoC C0UNTY-IN COUNTY CoURT-.
VI In the matter 81 the estate Of dared Mason,
dcceaAcd-In Probate
On reading aud fling the petition Of Riley IIa-
son. OF Cato, ManitpW0c county, Wisconsin, rep
reserting among other things shat on the 18th day
or September, 4. D., lS,5, the said Jared Mason
contracted TO convey tn HIM, the said petitioner,
The premises known MS the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of section number seven
VD OF town number nineteen (19 north of range
number twenty-five (}Sl east in the county OF Man.
itQWoC and state OF Wisconsin, being forty acres
Of land more or less according TO government sur
vey, and claiming that he, the said petitioner. is
entitled to . conveyance OF said premises end
praying that the administrator of said estate DO
authorized and directed BY decree of this Court
10 make 6ud execute a conveyance Of said prem
ses 10 him tbs said petitioner it is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge OF this
Court on Tuesday, the Stl day OF March. A. D.,
1881 OF 10 clock in the forenoon nj the office of
NE said County Judge in the city and county of
ManitOwOc.
Ordered further. that notice OF such hearing DO
given by publication Of copy OF this order FOR
six successive weeks IN the M8uiIow0c Pilot, Il
weekly newspaper published at ManitowUc in
said county.
Dated the 18th day OF January 1881
By the court.
MICHAEL KIBWAN, County Judge.
Anderson, Attorney. fs24
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(Fir.t publication jan %, 1871 No Is
NTANIT0N0C COUNTY, In COUNTY COURT.
w In the matter OF the estate OF Jared Mason,
decessed.-Ip Probate.
On reading aud fling the petition of Wesley
Mason, Of Cato Manitowoc county, Wis, repre-
senting among other things thar on the 4th day of
April, 1872, the said deceased contracted 70 con-
ysy TO him. the said petitioner, the premises
known and described as the southwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of section number eighteen
U.s. IN township number nineteen (l9l north OF
range number twenty-five ga east, containing
terty acres of land more or less according TO goy
eminent survey, and claiming that he, the said
petitioner, Is entitled to conveyance OF said
premises, and praying that William Hampton, tho
administrator OF the estate Of said deceased, Dc
authorized and directed BY decree Of this court,
to make and execute conveyance OF said prem.
ises 20 him. the said petitioner; Il is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge OF this
court o. Tuesday, the eighth day Of March 1851,
Ct lG O'Clock A. ", at the Office OF the said County
Judge IN the city and county OF ManitowOc.
Apd il Is further ordered that notice thereof he
given TO the heirs OF said deceased and TO all per-
sons interested, by publishing copy Of tits order
for six successive weeks prior TO said day OF hear-
ing. in The Manitowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper
published al ManitoNoc in said county. fsSs
Dated the lsth 6ay of January, 1881
By the court,
MICHAEL kiRNAN, County Judge.
] 5 Anderson, Attorney.
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(First publication Jan IS, 1851 No. Q.
IN PR0BATE,-IANlfOW0C COUNTY COURT
] In the matter Of the estate or Heinrich Kials.-
meyer deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters ofadmin-
Istration on said estate of heinrich Bielsemeyer,
having been issued To Friedrich Eielstmever, on
the Ilth day Of January, 4. o., 1851, and ak
months from aud after SAID day being allowed and
examinaii On and allowance notice is hereby giyen
that the undersigned win, Oh the 18th day orJuly,
ISL, at the Probate Odice in th- city OF Hanito-
Voc, IN said county. receive examine and adjust
ali claims, AID demands Of all persons against
said deceased
Dated, January u. 1881
MICHAEL kIBWAEJ. County Judge
EstabrOok Il walker Attorneys. feb 8
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First publication Jan. 81. 1881 No. Il.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
L IN the matter OF the estate Of Nancy Hey
wood deceased.
To all whom 1t may coEcern;-Letters Of adj
mlnistTaton on said estate having been issued 10
?, 1850 and SIX months from and after tho 2-th
day 81 January, A. n, ISL being allowed ana linn
Ned Tor creditors TO present their claims for ey-
animation and allowance, notice is hereby gtven
that the undersigned WILL on the first TUESDAY Of
May next and on the last day Of the time so linz
lteC- being the -1th day of July next after the
date hereof NJ the probate Office in the city of Man
llQWoc IN said county, receive examine and adjust
al claims aud demands OF all persons against said
deceased.
Dated Jan. 90 ISL
MICHAEL KIBWAN, County Judge.
A Wood, Attorney. fsb II
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First publication Feb 2, 1871 30. q.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
1 IN Tire matter Of tue estate Or Carl Ilaspur.
deceased.
20 al whom it may concern: Letters tcstE-
meDt&ry on said estate q tar Haspef, deceased
hsFinE been i-saec 70 sophia Hasper. Oh Che flss
daE q February A. D. ISL and siy.aautns nom
and after said day being allowed ana limited Tor
creditors % present tacir claims for examination
and allowance, notice is HEREBY given bat tile TN
dersigned VII, on Tuesday The second dav az su-
gust iscl- being the last GaT allowed aud limited
for creditors TO present claims. ST the probate OF
fee ia the city OF MaHitovGC, IN said coHntv re-
cclye, e<Smine and adjust ell claims. and de-
mgnds 81 Oh persons against eaid deceased
Dated February ], 1881
MICHAEL KIRWAF, County Judge
A. J. SchIaitz, Attorney s+b 81
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(Hltst p2bIlcatlon jan =, ioSl-) No. 10.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
l In the matter of the estate Of Ephraim Hey
wood, deceased
To all whom il may concern Letters Of admin
istration or said estate having been issued to
Martin Haywood, on the lth day OF November. A.
D., 1850, and six months from aud after the nth
day OF January, A. D.. 1881. being allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance notice IS hereby civ
en- that the undersigned will, on the first Tuesday
of hay next, and on the last day Of the time 80
limited being the 9th day Of July. \. d, ISL at
the probate Office in the city of ManitOw0c In said
county, receive, examine and adjust aIl claims,
and demands OF all persons against said deceased.
Dated January 20, 1851.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
S a Wood, Attorney. feb N
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KAT,O-MEDA.

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a large assortment of the above goods
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