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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA: In the CLERKS Office Of sh- Cor.
' pors.ion Court of the city Of Alexandra,
on The 9th day Of January. 1852
GnanH1a "a Lii ,nhn


' porssion Court of tie city Of Ale1s1dr;a
on The 9th day Of January. 1882
George Mason, Complainant, II cbsnce:y
VI. sud upon Sd
g. Chapman Nesle dsfendsn. sttachmeas.
u emo. The objsc. of this suis ia 20 recover /
the cefeodin: the sum OF eight hundred dollars
with interest thereon from December s. Is:
uDii! p.i1, and to attach ard u 3ject to IN pa.
uens Of the same me following properly. 10 VII;
A house snd lot st the sou:heEs. intersection o.
st. As,ph and Duke sirsts. Aiex.GarI., Va.
sso house and lot OF tha south ride Of LUKE
strse. adjoining the shove on tho east leo +
house and 10. on the Forth size Of Cameron
street, bst7een Al!red and Patrick streets. Nc.
l8l Cameron street Alexandra, Va, Cha las!
piece az property oc,uoi=d by Daniel & Ssrns
burJ) :bs e.,s.e Ct s. ChsDmsu Nesle.
The defendant no! having enterrd Ii: sp.
p..rence Ed ven sscur ' sci-rdil ~ 10 u g
&C. Of Assembly sad tie ru'tS If MS ccu-t, az
it appearing by sn stfdsvi. tina: Re IS Lot :
reiiden. of this State i. is ordered that iho So!
defendant appear here within che month sf:e,
due publication OF this order. and Go what !t
Necessary to protect rs interest in this suit
and that copy Of this order be :crthW!:o IL
serted in the Alezaadria Gnzst.e sLew.psper
published in the city OF Alexandria once wte k
for four successive weeks, ard posted st he
iron: door Of tie Cou.! Eouse OF this city.
c1py, tes.:
MORTON MAiYE Clark.
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opoa,u: aza Czos.ng OF tie mails

Washington, u. c., and Northeastern mails
.. IA, IL Il. aat and 8 IS 2. H.
Western maiis 70 and S is D. n.
Sou:aeFn mails via Richmond, Va, 10 30 T.
%. ard 4 81 and 6 Is , N.
South snc oUuLh western pnsils, via Lynch.
buzz VifS!Lis, wsy and through mails, o. q.
q. and " ,. Z.
Aan.sgsa DIVISION % G. Il.
Ale1.GdTlc 10 Eoun1 Hill Vs., 8OOe. n
OPgaISG.
Eor.he12 and Western nsils. via Washing
soa, y. g, & - =. n. II u. srd CO .. H.
Southern L.a!!s, VIZ SicL ulo2G, W., 8 30 q. n
LnG - 4. n.
SOUL western mails Wis LynchbUrg, Virginia
(.hro-gh EAlIaJ Including Vsy lnsiis On Midland
Railroad, e q. Il.
hsrassas Diy.sloL 7 20 pm fo7 lock boz OILY
Round Eli! GO Aiez&Ld-is, Va, 81 .. u.
UHcc aCu!a-OGcs opoLg 1t 9 81 - r., and
closss 81 : o. y. ca.
suntcy Eougs-Odce opea1 :. IS =. It.. and
,loses ~ g - :. 70.
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LIE PCTATo -Noosty kpaes where the p :
ta.o cane ;tcu o.ig us2 |, las been foooc,
app.renr!g .c:gslOas, 10 msoy parts Of the
ward Mr. DAraEu. fer ils!src', found !, n Id
ID the Choncs Atolipc!sgo. Sir W. j. Hooker
says hat i. is cDDnoo ct Valparaiso. where Ii
grows sonIcsbt!y ca he s,sdy bill. nesr sbs
eea. l. Pro ac1 o:her psrs CT SJuih Aneri-
ca /: sppes.5 70 y: et HON; SID Is IL q n1ie
worthy ilct trc! Nj D4.w.n .houd tsvs noted
Il pGtE Ia tie humid forests of tteChiu s. srcSi-
pelago aod aGCrg .he Cenr,i Cbiliau uoul-
ts;us, Th.re soGviues rslo GGes 20; fsll or six
Eobths at a sre:cn. [; Vas to tic col"1lste
whom Sir Hsl.r R,leigh cent on! 10 E :
beiL c relxn ths: + g!abd ia iod.tt,d for oOts-
toes. Hcrr.Oi, ahJ Csue Gu Wth Ih.ee cox
rIs :, aaI Gh0 wrote "a atc unI OF bis travels.
nak-s wat nay p.rhsDs DC r-g'risd ts To
ea.li. +; a-eui.l t t'Is v5gcttb C.
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Other Prominent Pcopge

who recon- m sad Ina ''ldsAr' Coffee Pots: Mrs..
brIgsn (rnvl-) Warrington, u. c.; Gsperal
Berg:msr Flint, CsI:orL;s; HoI. John jay.
N. I; 81. ChsiIes UI.kiCs, Button 4.
Il lien ki.e ND. LII D., PHIL .dviph!a j W.
Qusen ODii.lan, fhl!.de!pai.; Hon john T-y-
lur, Sa' II I'D Eng; Mrs.. Inomss Hunter, hill.
zcelttia. I be lles" Cotee Pot. do 10. need
the eIdorssIns IL. c. s-ch distinguished peopl, 10
make them =.!!. y merely nation them TO
Blow tsst !: was LC. gcO1 Sr;ic it would
sitLcs Oh iLs oTa merits. l. never oIsappUiG IS
aid always gives tie Ia lest ss.!sfHclion. For
sac who'est ard re.tj Dy cTAS.BUaY & BRo
maj ut:clu,e:s ara C-..crs II Stoves and lin
Ware Aezanc:i., w. Catalogue and price
lls: on application. jsE2l
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TEE SGEAMER
EXCELSIOR

Carrying The .. s. Maii)
vii leave her vh,rt foo. Of Prince street. on
TUEaDEYS, THURSDAYS aud SATUE-
DAYS: IT $50 O'clock p. m, stopping at
Fire, Poin: snd Poini Lookout going aud re-
!urning Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
aSDAIS, FRIDAYS ard SUNDAYS at 4
o'c;cck p. n.
fALL ARD WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
sirs! ol-as fare TO Fo-Lrsas Monroe snd Nor.
iok. 81 co. Second clsss, eacn way, Si5o; First
class fare TO finey Point s5d FONT Lookout
ST. Oh; Second class, each way, IS cts.
mOLd, sew York and Boston.
GEORGE AATTINGLY, Supt.
2. 3. H0O;:. CONT mh26
EHLAED g SEASCAED Casting co
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SS2 GREAT 1882

: co Il GREAT S0Z
Pennsylvania goUTB
70 TH2 NOATH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK.
5TsEL Balls, SPLENDID sORNKEE.
kAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In eject January o. 1851.
TrsiEs 'es7e Washington, fro station, corne,
Q. SIKH tcd streets, as follows:
Foo P'!;sbcrs and the West Chicago Limited
s1pFe.s of Pullntn Hotel and Sleeping C,rs
q! 80 n. dsily; Fast Lite. 9 80 g. nj.
G.iir. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati, Western B1press7 go pm. daily.
With Palace Csrs to fisssbark aud Ciucinnsv.
Mail E1reess =; 50 p. M. daily for Pnabu:g
and the West
Baltimore sns Pott n sc Railroad
20! CsnsndaiGua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara,
st 60 p N. daily. except Saturday, with Pal.
ace Cars 70 CAnardaigua.
Fer Wi!isusport Lock Haven aad R,mi's &!
80 8. N. daily, except SUNDAY.
For Ne" York and the Hast, s co 8. M, 10 80 s.
m. 50. 9 so and TO- p. m. On Sunday
100, 9 80 and IL 20 .. 10. Limited express Of
pullman Psrlor Cars, 30 q. u. daily, except
Sunday.
For Rtooklyn, N. Y, all through trains connect
at jersey City with boats Ct Brooklyn Amer,
sfordirg direct transfer TO Fulton st,est,
avoidirg double ferriage across New York
For Philsdelphis. $50 8. m, 10 50 .. N, 1S.
- ~ ooo AZ ~ ". u. Cu cUDQsy, w
40. 9 80, and 10 20 D. m. Limited Express,
y ~ . n. dsily except Sunday
For Baltimore. 40, S 90, 9 80. lOs) I. m ard
80. 70 40, 8 40, I so, go. and 10 20 p N.
~ Sunday SO. $50 q. M, l 80, s ~. I 90.
9 SO ard 10 20 . m.
For PopVs Greek Line, 80 .. m. and 44Op. m.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis 40 q. m. and 4 40 p. m daily,
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFRsDER1OxsBURG
RAILWAY. AND ALEX AND
WASHINGTON RAlLnUAD.
For Alexandria $50, 90 $40, IL % and
II rs 5. M, 20, g. 20. 90 and II 90 q. N.
On Sunday at 80, 20, IL co and II 25 .. N.
and s 90 .. m.
For Richmond and the South, 6 80 and II 70 s.
m. daily, and 90 . m. daily. except Sunday;
Tfsins leave Alexandria for Washington, oVI
sos. 8 SO, and 10 =. Ia; - 40, 8. s. I, AID
s20p. N. and IL midnight. On Sunday 8,
O5, 90, and l0A. u; 100 and 8 q o. N,
sTicke!s and Information ut the Office, norths...
corner Of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, and It
the station. where orders can be left for !ha
checking of baggage 10 destination from hotels
and resldences. J. X. WOOD.
General Passen ger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General MANAGER isr23
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RES.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
(LIAlTBll)

Bosss betSsen WASHINGTON and ALEX.
Lea7e Seventh street sh.rf at 30, 80 9 so
10 80 srd II 81 - IT,, and II SO, 80, 80. 81,
4 80, SO 81 std p. m.
Lesra Alexandria a. 90, I 80, 8 20 9 30 10 so
sEt II 80 8. m. aad II 80, 3d. 230, 81. 80,
8 60 &c 80 Q. 10.
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EGEs RoEFS.,G,
Connecting With Merchants and Miners Line
fcr Boston, steamer
ESDss OF T&G EEEE
EVERY MOEDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, St 6 CO O. clock PAM; returning, iea7e
Norfolk on sitarnste days at 4.G0 D. N.
This atsuEch iron steamer has just been paint.
ed throughout, .tstarooL1s newly furnished and
csrpate!, ard is .ha handeoCas: as well so the
safes. boa. on the Potion sc river and Chesapeake
5sy, and is the only s:aamor making close coz.
nsetion with the New York snd Boston steau-
ers; also connects with Richmond stes mers and
.silroai lies couth. Siaps 1T PIGEY POINT
md POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
For th, fsli sbd Wit!er, &C n meucing Oct. 1t,
rats OF fare will bs ss follows:
First cIsss faro 10 Fortress NJ ol.oe and Nor
fox IL 50; second c(sts 81 So fret class fare to
euey Point and Poin! Lookout 81 30; second
Class 49,.
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" OTICE-The under,igned hiss qualified Ct
~ executor upon tho eEIste Of MiUdhEI4
NORM i LIZ. deceived aud calls uuon all pe.
s0Rs INDEBTED to thu ettlte 10 come forward srd
pas the sane, aid those having bills sgsiust tn :
estate vii present she satne properly ~ heu.i.
Gated, for payment.
GKO. L HARLOW, Admir-.
Gleysndria, Va, January 5, 1882.
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PcTH.REC s:b.Ba LEtyDsTGs.

Tho steamer AEROWSAITE le.ves 7Ih st.
Wh.rt Nashinc,oo AZ m ard Alexandra
81 30 R. m EVHRY MONDAY, THUBS-
DAY aIG SATURDAY fer sill river landings.
On Honcsys IS far IS Ecu!ni Ferry; on Thurs
lay Homlnl end Curriouan; on Saturday Cur
,lomsn snd LeonsrdtoRn; connects ct Shep-
herds with 2. s. o. z. f.
Q " RIDLEY, Gen. Manager.
Ct2t JSo. K. WOOD. Fl 8 PISS > ct rnol5
l%OH SCHFOLE. poRrSHOUTH FOR.
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
THESE MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.
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AND Dealers il
ALL. KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have or hand GIBSOH XXX, XXX, yYYX
and FURH OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
snd MONOGRAM NHISEIES; also Sh.E.
ER'S and IS O. PSON'S PUEE BYE
WHISk! IS, to which taey invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country f., merchandise EhEl
receive prompt attention.
CorsiEnmoats Of Flour. Grain sad Country
Produce solicited. tc- which sieY guarantee tie
ai2hesi ma:Eei prices snd pTouap. iela-ns
North sae: coEaer CT Cameron sr6 Boys! eta
A!eXsrG,5, Va. sepl4
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uORTOa'o AHTlDOF5-A speedy and
~ permanent cure for Fever aid AEus and
Bilious Com o!aints A fresh supply a.
WkRFIkLD q HALLS,
dec3 Cor Prince and Fairfax street.
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NOTlCE-Sos Office is hsreoy aiven to all peg.
kUSB 10 present ths samo to the vi dsraisned
properly tu benlca.et, on or before the lst day
# FEB. usry next and sll peraons Indebted to
he said James K. uose are hereby notified to
make rGy men: 10 tho undersigned on or before
the ii l.: day Of February Ee2s, or suit W III
De oIght
j.oll-.Fl F. KEJPsR Trustee,
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GkB5SlF
2VEEY FSIDay, =: la No.; snd returning
leave sew Eork, tEon pier e., East river, RV-
at.E SATU ADAY, st o'cicck 2. n.
TIE steaE,c-s ct this company make connec.
siens ri EortClS 70. Boston and ell points Bhst !;
~ New YoTk with ell pC:nts West and North.
wGst, sDc ~ EGx 81 ir:a With Virginia Midland
E7;r0g6 I'D V ss5iHgton and Ohio Railroad.
ThroGSh :a;2a gwen s1d t-oiEh. handled care
faiiJ ant tEonpt!y. For further informs n
sipiy 50 T. i. REID, Agent,
j:nneJ's wharf
ISIS s;rce:,
tsp 2i-tt Washington, D Q.
80. CAIGI?S 81 Ei.a LINE WEIR
.:t;:fSG Ly &c
.assLAAE 81 p HE, FALL EIVER, PROVI.
DEAU2 AHU BOSTON.
SisarleIs icsTe E3exsndria EVRGY TUES
o. hnd lshTo Philadelphia EVERI SAT.
TApAY.
Th:a Iiao connects ri Alexandria With .ko O
=. 81 L. SID ~ 6 G. Z. Es.. scd ss PhiIsdsj.
nhis With U!yce's resUl.c Steamships fox Fail
River. S-oTidelco aad Boston.
freight Forwarded Witn PROM a.lase and cara
tgae OF commissions.
no cnsZs" tcs is.aofsr il Pailadelphis, sud
to ~tzriSSs IN :soGsoa. Quick time. Frsduent
departures. Through ra.ea and through bills
CT lac:Hs G-7en. insurance c. the loves. rs.ee
Agents
:. &. GEED, Alexandria,
Ws5. P CLYD2 G CO., Philsde,:t's
Johnson & CO., Wash. s. Georgia
81 s-Ei
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
COMMISSION MRRCaANrs.
gI 4. JOASSoA = CO..

WHOLESALE GE1CEEE.S,
GENERAL COALlGSION EE9JEe ITS
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81 HNNuKa AIN ANACs, Pocket Diaries
OF al sIz>s Ghsssrsnrisn az d Sacred Cat
endars and full stock Of sisp.e stationery at
low pricee
dec3l RGBERT RsLLS SONS.
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a FLESH SUPPLY or BOILED AID
Sc RAW LINSS2D OIL; also Neatsfoot
Lard, Tsnucrs' and several grades Of Lubricat.
ing Gil, always On hand g.
W. F. G2EIGHTON6,
% oh King street.
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NEESi GROUND COTTON SEsD on,
Z. CAKE, for sale By
CHLs 8 TAYLOR, Jr,
oecIZ ion. II 4 q King &c
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THs STAEDAhD LETTER COPYING
Il BOOKS, nsie Of the best paper and bound
in duck TO resist wafer. The best Copying
Books rnads
iaL14 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
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kn TONS CHOICE TIMOTHY AND
w CLOYEa Hay for sale BY
CRAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
noVio Nos. 81 g. 70 Kinp,t
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

Coz. CALKISs of The Sunday Tele-
graph is said to be candidate for chief
clerk OF the assembly. 10 secnre his
eleStion TO that position he has but to
resd to the democratic assembly his eulo-
Cystic articles for the last six years on
the democratic party. 1t is a tine of
pescemsking with the democrats and
perhals like Charles II of England on
restoration of power may feel inclined to
be good 10 tIeir enemies and surn cold
shoulder 70 thoss who were friends in
adversely. The Colonei deserves the
Sess position the party can of7eF him on
the christian principle thai NE SHOULD
love our enemies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

OF all the singular proceedings in hui
man affairs the Maggie Hennecke matter
is the strangest. A girl so young as to
make it improbable she should excite lust,
and not endowed with such personal at
fractions as would induce a villain to gain
possession of her with view to the fu-
ture: whose parents are not SO wealthy
as to make cupidity the object, is spirit
ed away and the whole city is stricken
with strange epidemic of excitement.
1t is quasi-sympathy aroused by the
mystery of the affair which was felt for
the bereaved parents. Preachers, teach
ers, newspapers, public officers, all did
their best to solve the mystery. And
now comes a man with the commonplace
name of Brown, who thinks he has a clue,
and it is believed he has, and finds it very
difficult TO get q particle Of assistance.
''is it Maggie Henneckei I" everybody
asks but no one does what is needed to
find out, to regain possession of the child,
or to aid Brown in capturing the abduc-
tiers if such they be.
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The star route thieves are in strait
and let it be said to the credit of the adj
ministration. They have tried every
means to stave off the trial but every
trick has failed and they must now es-
tablish their innocence or suffer the con-
sequence of their guilt. Judge Wylie
means business and brushes aside the
little subterfuges which are usually so
potent to hinder justice, as if they were
cobwebs. The determination of the ad-
ministration to punish these thieves re-
fleets more credit on the government
than any other one act in twenty four
years.
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First publication Nov. so, 1922 No 81
GTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
y FOR MANITOWOC COUNTY.-IN PROBATE.
In The matter of the estate of John Shuber, de-
ceased.
On reading md filing the petition of James c.
McCarty, administrator of the estate OF said
John Shuber, deceased, setting forth the amount
of personal estate that has to his hands, and
the disposition thereof; tae names of the heirs OF
said deceased, designating all said heirs as min
ors; the amount of debts outstanding against said
deceased, and description of all the real estate
of which said deceased died seized. and the con-
dition and value of the respective portions there
of; and praying that license be to him granted,
administrator aforesaid, to sell the SIS of wy of
E4 of Wa of NW4 of section IL, and the * OF
Ek of ER of NW4 OF section ii, all in township
90 north of range %, east, in the county and
and possessed; and it appearing by said petition
that there is not sufficient personal estate in the
hands of said administrator to pay said debts. and
that it is necessary in order to pay the same, to
sell all of the above described real estate; il is
therefore ordered that said petition be heard by
of January A. D., 1888, at len o'clockA NJ. at the
probate Office in the city of Manitowoc, in said
county.
And it is further ordered that notice of the hear
ing upon said petition be given to all persons in
terested in said estate by publishing this order
hearing in The Manitowoc Pilot weekly news
paper printed and published at Manitowoc. in
said county, and that copy of said order be per
sonally served on all persons interested in said
estate, residing in said county, at least twenty
days before said day OF hearing.
Dated at Manitowoc, Wisconsin, the 2Sth day
Of November. A. D.. 1889. de IS
BY the Court,
r. ID SMART, County Judge
Schmitz d Kirwan, Attys for Administrator.
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WHEN q woman loves it is impossible
by ridicule. censure or public disapprov-
al to dissuade her from exhibiting her
feelings. Mrs. Langtry furnishes a good
illustration of this fact. Although she
is fully aware that all her doings will be
scanned critically by curious public,
she has been indiscreet enough to have
love affair on her hands. The young
man has followd her in her journeys and
she has directed that box &c fitted up
in the theatre where she playes SO thet
she may entertain her lover. The man
ager forbade tho young man the green
room and even the box, but love laughs
at obstacles and the Lily finds means to
see the man who has fascinated her.
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First pnblicatiop Nov. 90 1es2.l

First publication Nov. 80 1882 No. 9S
TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate of Anna Haaker
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Fredriek
Haaker of Manitowoc Rapids. representing among
other things that Anna Haaker, late of Manito
woe Rapids, on the 18th day of August, A. D..
goods chattels and estate within this state of
Wisconsin, and that the said petitioner is the hus
band of said deceased, and praying that admins
tration of SAID estate be to him granted, Ii is or
dered that said petition be heard before this court
on Tuesday, the 26th day of December, 4 D., 1852
at ten O'Clock A NJ. at my Office in said comfy.
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 prior 10 said day OF hear
ing ia the NaEitowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper
published ct Msnitowoc in said county.
Dated at Mantle voc, the 9th cay OF November,
A. d. 1882 dec 1l-2l
R. SMART, County Judge.
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8
Coy. HENDRICKS Il vt going to die
after all, that is, not just at present, and
probably never from gangrene Of the
foot. The physicians had told him his
course had run, that the gangrene in the
foot was necessarily fatal and the gov
ernor was busy making his peace with
heaven, when q country doctor, an old
friend of Hendricks, man who nursed
farmers when they were sick and didn't
pay much attention to theory, while in
the city dropped in to bid final good
bye to his old friend. He took look at
the foot and saw fta boil by G."
Sure enough it was boil and the gov
ernor has no thoughts Of dying. The
city physicians can hardly put in big
bills for professional services under the
circumstances.
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UNTIL lately, Wisconsin has closely
followed New York in its statutory enact
ments, great many of the laws of this
state being exact copies of those of the
Empire State The common law in this
state and also in New York until quite
lately, prevented husband or wife from
giving testimony against each other
Lately, by statutory enactment, New
York allows the husband or wife to go on
the stand when either is the defendant.
Strange, that although this was a posi-
tive enactment the lawyers were ignor-
ant of it, and a man on trial for the at
tempted murder of his wife came near
being acquitted because it was believed
the wife could not give testimony against
him. Wisconsin, at the coming session
of the legislature, should follow the ex-
ample of New York and do something to
supersede the senseless old common law
practice in this particular.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

CHARLEY WILLIAMS is cropping around
to find out what whipped him. If Char
ley's tongue is usually as filthy as it was
on the occasion Of his visit to Manitowoc,
he might lay his defeat to too much dirt.
There was not democrat who heard
Williams on that occasion that did not
feel outraged, and respectable republi-
cans denounced his speech as going far
beyond the limit of campaigning license.
If his speech here is fair sample of his
public utterances, he is the dirtiest blath
erskite, the foulest ranter that ever spew-
ed filth from the rostrum. There is
more cause for Joy among democrats in
Manitowoc in Williams defeat than in the
general success of the party throughout
the union. If Williams is generally
as scandalously abusive as he was here,
those who supported him must either
lack acquaintance with the man or are
deplorably lacking in judgment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

ELL.An z. Copy, better known as
Buffalo Bill, says Custer killed himself
il tue battle Of the Little Big Horn
lie fought until ali his men were killed
and tuen shot himself. He says the In
diaus gill not mutiate the body of man
who kills himself Custer was the only
man on the field whose body was not
mutilat-d,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

10 CopUBS is out of prison. In 1877
hs vas sentenced to - years imprison-
mopt Ter dangerously wounding an officer.
Bis asntsnce was committed so that he is
nov ii liberty. In the first instance
Columns punishment was inadequate to
tha ssriousless Of bis offense. The dis
proportion is further increased by the
combination.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

Sous eminent citizens of Boston, among
Them General Walker, Charles Francis
Adsms, Jr., and Samuel A. Green, have
written lister to General Grant warmly
Scnmena{ng him for his defense of Fitz
John Perez The letter states that no
at Of vsior or policy could add more to
the reputation of Grant then the act of
moral courage" and spirit of fairness
exhibited in this defense of gallant
union soldier condemned on insufficient
and mistaken evidence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

TsE jury in the trial of Clifford for the
murder Of Pugh, brought in verdict of
guilty Of murder in the first degree. 1t
will be remembered that the men quar-
relied st Racine last summer over bet
on walking match and Clifford drew q
revolver, fred twice in the floor to fright
en- Pugh, and as the latter would not
release his grasp, shot him dead.