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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07
DoSSEnLY the Minnesota ex-congres

DoNNELLY the Minnesota ex-congress
man who has been giving his attention
TO literary matters of late, and who
artied the curious people with his
Atlantis, BOW comes forward with book
eatitled "Rsgaarok." One would sup
pose from the name that it treated of an
Icslandic or Norwegian subject, hut not
so. 1t is scientific and attempts to
explode the theory Of accounting for
geologic dit Il rough glaciers. Coils
lou with comets is the source of the
drift by this late autnofity. Not only
this but the Chicago tire epd those of
1871 in Michigan ard Wisccn,in cams
from the tail Of a comet Saich touched
tast portion Q: tue eath.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

MARSHAL HENRY openly sympathised
with Dorsey and Brady. He exercised
no care in choosing jury aud was always
ready to admit that the government ''had
no case" He was one of the gang OF
government officers that did all they
could to defeat the government and give
assistance to the star route thieves. HI
was bounced by Arthur. But soft; he
was appointed 10y Garfield and the senti
mental patriots begin to feel that the dis
missal of the corrupt official was an in
suit to Garfeld's memory and furnishes
q fitting occasion to denounce Arthur for
dismissiup him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07


THE closing Vi the rolling mills throws
a great many people out of employment
Oser production has been the trouble.
Rails have been so high on account of
protection that more mills were bniit
than the needs of the country demanded
aud the natural reaction has set in. This
is The curse of protection. 1t diverts
capital from investment where the patur
al law of supply aud demand would place
It, and it seeks unnatural profit in bus
mess which soon is overstocked. Any
interference with the natural law of trade
Siii eventually work harm. II is high
time that laborers understand this and
act accordingly Legitimate protrs will
never be productive of such distress as
that which has low overtakep the en-
pioSes US Tee rolling mills
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

IT is now said that the counsel for the
defense IN the star route cases admit there
is no chance 70: Brady, aud that lie will
be convicted. The efforts are now ben,
toward saving Dorsey. Nothing will
save Dorsey but acquttal. President
Arthur is not busying himself in trying
TO work up cheap reputation as an ad-
yocate for reform. But he is making IL
mighty hot for thieves and their friends.
1t doesn't make any difference with him
who the thief is, he goes in to punish
him
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

ARAB Boy peaded guilty to the charge
OF rebellion aud was sentenced to death
by the court martial. He was promptly
pardoned by the Khedive according to
programme and sentenced to exile
Neither the Khedive, the sultan or the
English chose to try Arab for the rea-
son that he could give testimony damag.
ing to the reputation of all
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

The star route thieves are certainly a
powerful AID audacious organization.
A minister i'll Washington lately preach
ed a sermon which was revised by the
associated press so as to bitterly de
nounce the prosecution and particularly
Brewster. It is too bad the associated
press was not under President Arthur's
control,
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1883.
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ILLUSTRA TED.

This popular journal is a rare combination Of
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Miss You Behren accidently while shoot
ing an apple off her head at public en-
tertsinment, is almost crazy with grief.
1t is about time a stop WAS put to per-
formauces of this kind.
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FRANK JAMES does not approve of
lngersolps peculiar .iews on christianity
and believes that Ingersoll's utterances
are calculated to SOW the seeds of iniquity
IN the minds of youth. Mr.. James
should be called to pulpit.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER de-
scribes the star route thieves as the
worst band of organized scoundrels that
ever existed since the commencement of
the government. Very vigorous langu-
age bat wholly justified by the subject.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

DAvrTT has resigned his official posi-
ton III the land league. He says that
the government would otherwise hold
the league responsible for his utterances
and he does not want to be the cause of
its being oppressed.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

Ii is said that Bob Ingersoll has hurt
himself great deal by his jealous de-
Tense of Dorsey and Brady.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

HE English government has asked
Davitt to enter into recoguizance for
future good behavior. Dsvitt refuses to
do so.
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TIE MESSAGE.

President Arthur has done himself 10
less credit in his message than he has in
the administration of the affairs of the
government He has given to congress
an nDequivocal, statesmanlike document
and possessed of considerable literary
merit withaI.
he discusses our rel atoms with foreign
powers and here everything seems to be
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than passing attention is given to South
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chievons policy. The proposed peace
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aud stable tenuro for suboidina gov
erpment Offices. He recognizes the gen
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to their own interests, must be in perfect
sympathy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07

OSCAR. not he of The Tomb, bat he of
The Snnhower, is going to quit America
and go to Australia, that land of fragrant
less flowers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-07
MANITOWOC MARKET.

ARE YOUR HORSES SICK?
Il so, please call at our drug store aud
We will give you medicines that will soou
are them. ROBINSON & HINRICHs.
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4
iisn IN tnelr respective papers the omcidi pr
ceedings OF ms BOARD Ior ne present ye II II
cost OF Iot more tnan 80 eaen
On motion or Mr. SwenSon the resolution was
6aopied os the ioiiowing vote; ayes, MeSsre-
MN, omei's,n o'oke, anuSon. nae Relr,eT
| Nolan Care I.indstedt Nuei or Rrockert.
| lobnson Schwsrtz-tr Noes Messrs Zander.
Ninnefre Hurst Wiikerl Absent Messr.
HsiIorsS To,,bey Cooner nd Teitoen-s
A. ~ 1000 - H., t,,,lnr,;n,.
Jul Os'en.e".' oneiou .uo
pr.am Die with Resolution NO. o:
nein inc com rae t now 10 course Q, com
voc in regard TO the court house premises ans,
me me erection OF some certain bridges across th'
neied spowt fomr nr AVE- months hef oT ~,
next session of this board; and
Whe eas,according 10 con,ractthe money for
and the ccs,anc o tharof br I'm, dne
now therefore, be ii
II, Resolved tina, the chairman and clerk OF thi-
II
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F. Ostenfeldt ana other workmen, seo.8t
NJ With, repa ring locks, 2.1J
+. OStenfeldt, as per bill, I29
Carl ErtZ, Surveying court house grounds La
Chas Bressler, W hitewashing CO rt house, "a
Pauline Coprike, scrubbing offices, 80
ChaS. Br sSler whitewashing court house. S.5b
+. Ostenfeldt. as per bill. 295f
Henry Greve. Is per bill. - 5u
Trastik & CO.. filling lots, 1856 %,
Anton F'gt. repairs, Ito
John Handel, repairs, SsG
\. Hartmann laying carpets, SD
Pauline Coprike, ncrubbing offices. sos
Henry Greve. water closet, A. 81
Stadler Mahnke, embarrassing offices, 12,0J
Jacob kestiey, committee work, disalow-
ed 81 60; allowed 60G
Henry Greve, sunds., as per bill, 3eo0
Total, S o5J.7.
All of " hich is respes fully submitted.
WILLIAM LANDER,
HENRY WILKER, SCom.
PETER JOHNSTON,
Which report was unanimously adopt
ed.
Mr. Johnston, from committee OF
sheriff. and justices claims, reported IL
follows:
To the Hon. Chairman and Board Of
Supervisors Manitowoc Go. Report o.
committee on sheriff's aud justices
claims. Yonr committee beg to rel}nr
shat they have examined and audited nc
counts and claims against the county a
DER list hereto annexed, aud we recon-
mend that said accounts and claims b.
allowed and paid as reported herewith
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Sie Stimne 9eu's XIII.
9te Seitung lit a. irStntt

Ga mein lisbsr Sreunb, parum 1T Dir
benn bic 3.ituus su fromm2 antwort -
wetI Blu elbernt4t romm big
- Ionfi pirbsff bu an benz, mas fromm
1T, 9efaIIen @ftnben! l1niers tatbo
liideu 3eitanssn gebsu f9 nit wentsen
Qusuabmsn rebIi9e Wibs, bas fromme
nit benz llatstb altenbsn 3u perbinbeu - ifs
bringsn bic Cages Rsutsteitsn NIT berisI
ben 9snuuisteit, pie bic anberen B!dtter (;
BITE meifen tatbolii9su 3 'tunssi9reibsr
baIten alp6bsutItd tu Nae unb 5rou.msn
i6rer 2sisr ibrs Wo@snrunbi9au unb per.
3si5nsn allies @t9tise, mas biss:
ietts unb ~isuisits Ss8 Oceans sei5iebt. I'm
fat bsr Staubal @eidi9ten absr, pel6s
BON Der farb unb msiiiens sOttIOfsn Ga.
gesprsfs BRETT 9etreten werbeu,
briu9t Der tutb. Seitunssmann aud Gtuas
SrOmmesu nb @rbauIt9es unb
BITE 3ettun9sn, wsI9e, obne biss ;u tbun
fi5 tatboItid nsnneu, erfiIIeu tbren
3psf Mot Die grbauung nit bsr
BsIsbruns unb llntsrbuItuus au usreiusn,
LIT bic srOBs unb i6uierise aufsabe ber
fatb. Sournaltten. Die tntbolti6e Set
tung 1T fur ben Iausn 8atboIiten, bsHsn
tnuerss seillisss 2ebsn Iiusit usrborrt unb
etneetrOtuet III, itsts ~ fromm pom
@ott uub ben Iiebeu Ssilisen mag er ni5ts
b6reu. 0is 6Ie9ten 3situnssn
aber-iab bic fut Inn nod ME u 4Ie5
porSstommsu. ct. Der Us.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

Dsn Nnfaus Der &alenberltteratur fur
nadtes Sabr bat Der &eernsburaer
Warienfalenber sema4t. gr TT tn tatbo:
lii9en 5amiIien Sabr ein Sabr aus Elm
serns seiebener Sat unb fommt Ct i'm
neuen @ewanbe, wirb er boppelt wi0toui.
men sebeiBsn. Wie bic 9eier wifeu, er.
ideint Der &aIenber TN 8srIas BON Tr.
Buffet & So. In Nsm Yort unS giuctu:
natl, g., u. tann uon allen beuti9en BUD
b%antlanssn bes 2anbes bs3osen uerben.
Der ginbeI Yrsis III 20 Gents, Dusenb.
unb 9unbertweiie biliser.
Der SnbaIt bisiss 10. Sabrsanses tit
Elm is5r rei9sr unb BITE Sti9e finb don unb
aabIrei9. guBsr aien tn einsm tatboIis
iden &alsnber nstbisen gnsabsn finbet
man wieoer cine NnsabI Beidrsibunssn Be.
ribmter Waufabrtsorte. SIS inb u. 6. 8.
3u gssenrobe i'm WlnterIanb, 3u 9ors
numb tn Der S@weia, gu 5aienueiIer In
Witttsmbers, bu Waria 2inben BET Differs:
neil tn Saben, su Deuti9 Ytntar In Sbsr.
iSIsfen. 81 YbiIippsborf tn B5bmsn. su
&amuuasrtbal tn llnterfantsn, Bu &oisn.
tbaI tn Sadien, Wariai9us an Semme.
ring, Naria StruBenenseI In Steiermart
uno Gems tn GirpI. Suet 9oIidnitts
biIben bic 6ortiesuns bes &reu3weges fur
oas 5aus. Gin bibi9 psrsisrtss BIatt
bient aur aufsei9nuns ui1tiser SamiIsns
s~reisniiI:. Gin neutrality-suspicious. Bib
ffeut ben 3 Sranststus als 0srebrer Wa.
riens bar. Wsbrers BIdtter fiqen bic
2ebensbei6reibunsen Der an, 8. DECEMBER
1881 betlis seipro5enen isIissn Disnsr
@ottss 2aurentius BON Brinbifum, 8.
y. be &oif, CLARA pom 8. SrsuI aus
Wpntefaleo unb Benedict s. Sabre.
Sd6ne S9uitte iislsn bic @unbsrtbaten
bteier 5eilisen bar.
SIR amsritanii9s 2eier Defenders inte,
reliant 1T bic biosrupbiids Stime BON
DR.. Us. W. Wtsser, 0iidof BON Nsuart,
NIT Bib, unb eiue san3e gIn3abl ln'
i9ten uub Bei9reibunsen pen pradtbau.
ten, bic tatb. 3ustsn bisnen. Dieisn
folst cine ipannsubs grsdbIuns: III n b
ni9t tn 9 sriu9ung",
aus ben tproIsr Bergen BON p, Srans Sees
burg. @iniss Seiten SpaB uub @rnff:
sllsbsr3utunfts Geologic biIbsn ben SdIub
bic CUR 100 Seite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

New Mexico pirb Vermin State. Der
uusetieer'S ssbeiBen, neil
oaislbft cine sroBs Wsuse ldfiaen unb
i4dbliten llnsebisfsrs I'm Sreien, iopie tn
ben Wobnunsen, f5 bsinbst.
Die @inwobner. Hsift pon ipanii6er ab,
tunft, psroen SPANISH Indians, pants
4s Snbianer, senannt.
New York bat bauRg ben Namen EN-
pire State, &et98s Staat ober
erri9aftssS als Der bspSl'
fertile, rei5iis unb sinfuBreidfs Staat
Der uaion. @r bsiBt aud Excelsior State,
neil Excelsior" bas Wotto In leiuem
Staatspappsn III.
Die giuwobner bss Staatss babtn ben
Wamsn Knickerbrockers, pd3sr siaentIi9
uur ben 8smobnsrn Der Stabt Nem BORT,
elmer uriprlnsli4 boldnbii9sn @nfebluug,
bsissIest 1T. Baibinston Stuius bat cine
bumoriifii5 e,bidtste 9siGtdts BON Rew
YoIt untsr benz Ramsn Diedrich Knicker-
BROKER Ssi4risbsn, mas Sur 0srbrsituaa
obissn Wamsns wsisntli9 bsisstraSsn bat.
North Carolina pirb mad lsinsm be,sids
nsnben Seiuorte bduFS tn popularer Spras
DE Old North State, Der aIte Rorbs
4 a a t, s%snauut .-IuBerbem beiBt bislsr
Staat aud ~Turpentine State, Der Ger,
penttn' Staat, ober aud Pitch Tree
State, pe4tanaeuStaat, neil In
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I Warimilian Sertel. I

Die tatbOItI6s gre6e Der Der. Staaten
bat einen idpereu BerIuit srIittsn. Wtur.
OertsI, Der Iansiibrise Rsbactsur (oss
BIdtt9ens, Der rRatbOIiiden RirGenisi
tuug", III auf Sumnica, Song SsIauS, Rsp
0orf, am 81. @usuf mad ldnssrm Rran
terluser ueripieOeu. 5. s WarjmiIian
SerteI uurbe am 81. aprtl 1911 In Nns'
bad, Baisru, uOu protsiantilden @ltern
geborsn unb lta6tIte auf Der llnipsritdt
@rlausen Ebecloste. SIN Sabre 1887 fam
CT mad Rep 9Ort, NC ct cine aItlutbsriide
@smetnbe 9rlnbere. @r 9ins fpdtsr nod
WiHouri unO i&lOB f5 Der borttssn alt:
Iutbsrii9en 6oIonie (oen fog. elephants
tten) an. Ra9 is6smonatIi9er abpeIens
beit tebrte SsrtsI mad Rsp Yort Surid
un6 trat i'm Wdr3 1910 3ur tatboIii6en
&ir5e ibsr. @r re5tfsrtists bisisn Spirit
tn elmer beiOnbsren S5rift. Sisrauf iibsr,
nabm er cine Steue als 9rOfsGur am ct.
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