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SORE NECK AND BREASTS

on horses are healed the quickest by
Hinrichs' Equine Healing Lotion. Sold
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IT begins to look strikingly like the
"old ticket" Tilden will unquestion-
ably be the man unless he puts veto
on the movement himself.
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MANITowOC. Wisconsin
AEENTs WANTED FOR
lFirst publication April "A. 1s84.) No.

First publication April q, 1S64.) No ST
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FoR
- MANITowoC COUNTY In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Mary r. Whelan
deceased.
To all whom it may concern Letters of
testemeEtary on said estate having been issued to
Michael Doolsn on the 2lst daY of April. A. d .
1854, and sIx months from and after said dav be-
ing allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance no.
tiee is hereby given that the said court will at
regular terms thereof to be held ON the first Tues
days Oh snne and SeTtembeT next, and at 2 spec
la term thereof To os held on Tuesday, October
18th, 1854, at the probate Office in the CITY of
Asnliowoc IN said county receive, examine and
ADJUST ali Claims and demands of all persons
against said deceased.
Dated April Il. 1854.
r. ID SMART, County Judge.
Schmitz q klFwan, Attorneys. may1522
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f SO, use, Hinrichs Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
nd colds.
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WORMS IN HORSES
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The Milwaukee.
Lake Shore and
Western RAILWAY
4. G. It. Ea- l. General superintendent

The shories and best Inc between Milwaukee
aHd the following points:
Port Washington, SheboygaIl, ShSboygan Falls
MeniiOwoc, Two Rivers, Kaukauna, Apple
ton, horonville, Oshkosh, New London,
Chaionville Tigerton y oTrie Wausau,
and Rhinelander
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lots | Il 2 block q
as described in
vol II of daa6G
on page 223 - ~

sw4 sea 26 Il %
as described in
vol. 10 of deeds
GA page 200 20 q %
MISHICOTT.
e55 se4 Is 81 "A
TWO CREEKS.
se4 sw4 20 II "a
CITY TWO RIVERS.
Log hlCalr
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So much of the neil of
the sex of sec. No. 3,
town 10, range -. as
lies between the cen
ter of the sO-called
Menasha State Road,
and the track of the
Appleton Il New Lon
don Il. r.. containing
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Milwaukee-Wilh all Railroad and Stean.bos
Lines.
Weeden's With Omnibus Line for Sheboyga
Falls q miles)
She5oygan-With Chicago Il Northwestern Ry.
Two RiveTs-With Stages for Kewaunee and Aims
pee,
Forest J unction-With Milwaukee & Northern Ry.
Appleton Junction With Chicago and North
western Railway.
Oshkosh-With Chicago Il Northwestern Ry, an(
c., NJ. 81 St. p. and Wisconsin Central Ry
New London-With Green Bay.WinOna & St Pau
CLinionvlle--Wlth Stages for Snawano, Is miles
Wausau-With c. NJ. & St P. Ry.
Through Tickets t. t. az J. p saa c an ia
on sale at Sheboygan and Manitowoc Also Col
onists tickets to all Western and North Westcr
points. 10 ride family tickets.
2 Round Trips good months, Sheboygau tc
" Milwaukee, $500; Manitowoc to Milwaukee
S19.25.
y Through trains daily Except Sunday betwce j
u Milwaukee, Appleton and Nausau.
. Through trains daily except Sunday between
~ Milwaukee, Sheboygan and Manitowoc.
Sleeping cars on night trains, double berth, 75c
to Si.00
Freight T1 oT Ha3s:' with dispatch and
For information apply to any Agent Of the Com
pany or to n. r. ,NHiTCOMB,
GENT Freight aud Passenger Agent.
Cor EastWater and Mason Sis, Milwaukee, Wis
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of HanitOwoc county, Wis.
Schmitz & Kirwan, Pfns Attorneys. maya
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

THE Republicans of MarIcopa
county are in favor OF railroad into
or through the valley. 1t makes H.
tie difference from wnat direction it
comes, so that IT furnishes the proper
commercial facilities. A road from
tie 4 & p. via Prescott nnd on
south from Phoenix 10 the S. 7. or
further. or ole from the Needles
via Phoenix and florence to Ben
son, or in cas- neither Of tbs sc could
be ob tained Il r0ad from Phoenix 10
Maricopa. or via Florence 10 Tucso
or Benson, would, either of them,
give us an outlet that is needed bad
ly for fruit, grain and hay. So far
as how such road shall be built, OF
what aid should be given such an
enterprise by the county, We believe
the Republicans of the county have
never had a thought otherwise than
that proposition should be sub
1nilted to a vote of the people of the
county. Our otemporary has been
wonderfully concerned ot late a 10
how this matter WAS 10 be done aud
we hasten to lift the seemingly ter
rible cloud of doubt frem Its mind
that it may have time to devote to
the consideration of how much in
Campbell, DR.. W. w. Jones and A
S. Armstrong have trampIed upon
the interests of it's party and the
people by throttlIng the railroad
proposition and spurning it from
the platform of the county when
presented for adoption by Democrats
who had the interests of the people
al heart, rather than the interests of
few chronic office seekers
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
Electric Motors.

An electric motor was tri~d on ii
Clt Yeland street railro d recently
The experiment was so successful
that the company expect to change
theiI entire system, comprising oyer
seventy miles, into electric roads.
The system used was com bipaiion
of the Brush and Knight and Bent
ley systems, and the current was
carried on underground conductors
laid in conduits like those CT cable
roads. The cars were started, res
versed, or stopped with the greatest
ease. Any number of cars up to
fifteen can be Iun at one time on
single circuit and from ne machine,
which is a result not ob:ainod by
any of the European systems now III
operation. The success of the new
road has made great sensation in
both street railroad aud electrical
circles, aud If expected to greatly
extend the field of electric develop
nnent n we'll as enhance the value
of street railway properties. a large
num:cr of industries that havc
sprung from Inventions relating t..
electricity VIII be shown d; the
Worlds Exposition.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
NEW SERIES vol x1. NO 40,

THE Hon A. G. Baker last even :
ing Iauded the British government
as the ''grestest and oest government
in the world" This we suppose is
the Democratic reason for the at
tempt of that party to deliver Amer
ican industries, American commerce
and American politics Into the hands
of England. What do Irishmen
think of Mr.. Bakers talki What
do laboring nen think of Mr.. Ba~
ke1's sentiments' What do Amer
lean citizens who have a spark of
patriotism think of Blr. Bakers sem
timentsY What would his dead
forefai hers who poured out their
blood 10 wrest our country from The
bloody and oppressive tyranny Of
England have 10 say could they hear
Mr. Baker express his sentiments,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

SOME one Of the Democratic speak
ers last evening, 10 Campcell, we
believe it was, brought up, as was
anticipated, the Texas Pacific land
grant business aud harped on The
acts of the House in passing a bill
forfeiting the same ON the fact that
the Senate has not yet acted upon
Ii.
We would like to call the atten-
ton Of our Democratic friends TO
the fact that European capitalists,
principally British, today have gub-
bled up and hold mure land in the
United States, and principally In the
western States and Territories, than
all The lands of the Texas Pacific
amount to and are continuing to
gobble it up by the millions of
acres, and yet the Democratic House
refused to take cognizanCe of the
matter, though urged upon 1t time
and again. As long as the Democ-
racy wink at the absorption of pubs
lie lands by alien capital, capital that
would make our country another
Ireland if it could and which it will
attemp' TO do by making it subject
IN portions to Dukes, and Lords. and
the like, SO long should the Demo-
cratic party be ashamed TO mention
land monopoly. But. accOrdiug to
Mr.. Bakers ideas OF British govern
ment, the instteniion of the Demo-
cratic party must be merely part
of the programme to deliver the
country over,in fact,t Great Britain
whose capitalists are furnishing the
sinews of war to The Dem ocracy for
the campaign.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
s:OUssT.
<sctobe erEss FSSs-
As,ec ATE JUSTICE d. II. PINNEY
PHE~IDING.
AFTERNooN SESSION .



PnoENiX, Q t IS, 1884
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ceFted 70 oy ''.F i'''l'''' =
x.-,.a ..,,,.-,,....,-. a...,s, e5....,cl
n r.. far rrasd laretny and Ramon
gYerta grand larceny.
ITavin.- fnsl.ed ja,ir labsr tle
Grand Jusy vas llsel.asg goa with
,lias;k. al 'lss e.5rt
OCTOBER IT. aoa1tse spssloN-
rnnRIr5sIA1 coUHr
Territory vs. T. &. Gre niiaw-
Defendant arrt gned Il u copy of
tie resentment furnish Il Deiel d.
aai. BY his orney. Frank Cox.
moved 10 SIT aside the Ise nint'i
foF renson that ne names If the Wit
II. sscss examined = 1lit tfai4 -j''ly
we're not eutior-ed tlier'.' a.. 4lo'f'''a
NsSii li-t4 i'--U -No' -
cefenda'it 5 counsel l'''' eng ;'i'l
-iY-n ilii to ''AoFro" 'i'''i'' 'i'E "
an ~er the pre-ef fneni.
Sherman q Gay Ts n enc . : ''''i
--t''-e pass q
ffFcess to 80
SATURDAY MoRNING-U. S COURT
Us vs. H B Strauss-B nd forfeit~
ed
IT = vs leonardo Ga1neZ. indicted
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

The Territorial Educational ON
missioH, consisting If Gov. Tritle,
Hon. T. j. Butter, AMI Superinteneat
of Public Instruction Horton met
this moIning at the rooms Of the
first nah.e d gentleman and discussed
at length the question Of ruhjc ed
ucaiion in Arizona. The principal
topic of c0uve rsati@u was the que-~
tiou of obtaining from congress
sem other assistance tnan Two sec-
gions Of land in every township, as
i!.at eUnccs- ion frr school purposes,
50 f'.r as tits Territory is concerned,
is OF ltile value Mr.. Horton de-
spaiiei OF being able 20 accomplish
anything il that il. c1iou-d .ubt-
less forgetting that The lmbeciliiy of
d niacratic delegates Is jt,c only
reason shy the measure was not
passed by Congress any me during
ths lsst si2 years. Atasr
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

Col. J. ii. Ioo1E, whose littlr
fortune was los, il The collapse Of
Hudson & Tool Al Tues. n, few
months ago, committed s.iride near
Trinidad, Celeia' o, While on his
wy 80 4. isce.-in' 80 Jon his .ife and
family Col Ioole VS. undoubtedly
an honest man ana, like mos of
those who had business with the
bank, was iol bed of his little al j..
Had the mau Hudson committed
suicide. the country " uld probably
I cl nevhat relieve. in the feel
ing that one who VAS responsible
for much of Its trouble mad rut him>
self b yond the ability to gull an
olher commuui Hudson is nor
ally responsible for the fe cf his
part-.er, who trusted everything to
him.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

The head culet I'll H.e @ ahapt
Indians was rua over sua hi1sea 81
Yuma by tie care, a tem night~
siuee. OF him Tie C5tszen says:
'Dross ~ae Hlar 81 hi='"ry e'atsieie
Of his vrol h s.aoas his people At
the brenking oul IF ic a.r lt ljveil
in the Indlan Teril,vfy, ard urged
his people 10 side with tAose eao
believed in ihe preservation # tie
Union. 3. fore peace was declare d
h had moved to this Goa { and has
lived here ever since. H. WAS an
indian ipdresS. habits ard appear
ance, but al The ame time he was
man OF roal intelligence afd
much force Of character IS said
the officers of the road VIII give iim
fitting attention at his buoial.'
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

WILL .la g ommittee on Plat
folm" fer the Comfy Democratic
Convention. composed, in majority,
of DIR W. ". Jones. 10 Campbell,
and a S. Armstrong, undertake to
explnin tonieht IN tlse rastium why
they squelched the railroad resolu-
ton in the Democralic County plat
form?
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

Territory v Marion Bagle3, IT,
dicted for grand l4rc' py-Defende
act arraigi,e.' az plead rot guilty.
VIM Isaac et a. vs. / Il orme,
shefif1-6tipulations fur uew ap-
praisement of properly fled.
Territory vs. Ramon Buerta, IN
died for grand lurceny-Defend
ant arraign. d and ordered 10 plead
on Monday morairg
rer1itory v Manuei Flores, Ia
Il d.cte for GRAND larcenY-Arraigucd
and r',a-l nit ~ l'y-
Territory vs. = & 9reeH..aw-l'' :
murrsr f. i..sci.tatt - ac, ''i q
ovcrtuit1: gde.ee th4l "arsaal lie
Issued fer arrest of oe.eadaH ard
that lie be alsen uetose Justice N.
Il Alorris fer xamipH1i"a
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

MIL tn. Sc "eieht truthful Demo-
clats' who So disguised The Mexican
citizens OF Tempe, last Saturday
night, tell how they soaked Broad
way into twenty dollar treat and
puked each other in the ribs and
winked behird his back?
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
TELEGRAPHgG
ANNUAL Rep 1RT-

WAsuINGToN, Oct I7-Q4artere
master G,n, raj Hulabird, III MS an
nual IcpoIi, recommends that au>
thorily he gwen to lay SIC per
month D al inc oificcis properly
detailed 10 do seivirt in the Quar-
tel masters depAIl ment, who actual
ly render Il consecutive service Of
not less than thirty days at any one
time, provided such payments do
not exceed $4,000 year. He says
The necessity of assembling troops
in laI ger and more permanent posts
near Indian reservations and in
proximity t. great stragclic points
Of conniry adjacent 10 it, valuable
public reservations, harbors and
forts, become daily more and more
apparent, on the c1n,sidera ions and
PRINCIPLES of econ. my, efficiency
and wise government. the report
states that here are 50 national
meteries, containing 321 623 in:cr-
ments.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

THE Hon. a, C. Bakers statement
on the plaza last evening that Blaine
had grown in wealth from nothing
when he first became public man
to $3.50 100000 was just about as
near facts as the Honorable gcntle-
man got, only some s145, 100000
out of the way
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
MONTY CIRCULATION.

NAsR1NGroN, Ocs. l7-the Direc
tor # the Miut has pr pare;l ssai''-
meut regr,ling the present money
rirs uis,,ion in thirty nine oi 'he
principal couDirie4 # the ord, as
cosal.aied with circulation r"portei
a year ago, which shows etcre ase
il 'he gold cifcuiaiion 2f . out
500 Gee C00, ai.'i at increase IA slice
ci.cniatiou to $4,000 00G. fe st
tribute ihe loss in the gold cj cuia-
iron to .cGueed l-fodUcta'n Il and 10
tie Increased use al iiiat material in
,sll33sms mis- ,,i4 ars-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

WE arg under Oh igatlons to the
Republican Club of Prescott for
valuable campaign documents issued
Rith commend abie enterprise by
ihatc club Among them, and high
y aPpFs ciaieu by Us, are copies of
speeches recently delivered by the
Hons. T. j . Butler and Ed. w.
Wells al lie Prescott ratification
meetinl Tte3 IL, aLIe documents
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
AN English OPINION.

LONDON, oct. IL rhe Times this
morning devotys II column to Amere
ican politics, apropos OF The Ohio
election Some noteworthy sentences
are as follows: -'Ohio continues to
be loyal TO the Republlcan party. Ii
is unlikely She will reverse her ma
ioriiy # 1G,CG0 Ii the November
in the prcsidrltial contest. 1t is
now narI ow ed to New York and Iu-
diana. No great issues have been
raised during he campaign- The
personal question has been more de-
bated than the tariff or civil service
reform. When he election has been
decide flee trade will become thc
dominating aAd dividing question
il America ="
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

THE Democrats Of Idaho have
nominated Mcrmon Bishop named
Halle, Tor congress, and now The
news comes liu. Bishop HALEY will
fail to get sihgi' gentle vote IN all
that Territory.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

missin4 from the SCI vice Captain
Genrgc T Oinstea'i .Ir, who was
trie.i aud 60. v CT d hy 81 ounr' mr.
tia rn III chti &c Il 'mb-zzlenent
IN the mnrag' mont # the military
telegraph lines III A izona.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

TIE Star estimates that the Pima
county reaists. VIII tusi VI about
1900 aames. Maricopa caunty reach
es 800.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

Col. {. e. BEN had rafting
u meeting a. ucson matters doomed
as loud id Phoenixs and The cld
miner e.t . sead-off thh opened his
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
BLAINE's TOUR

AlUsKEeoE, Mich Oct 17-Mr.
Blaine continues his iour through
Michigan to-day, leaving Grand
Rap.as III about nine O'Clock. There
WAS thc usual demon-traiion at The
depot. a. the train started Gen.
Fremont was call,d out and loudly
cheefvd. The crowds were large
and demonstrative.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

Al K. HARMON has been elect
ed orr oi The directors OF the Bank
Of Calilo4uia. vice D. o. Mills who
d.cliHed re- election on account OF
absence fem tlie State.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
FROM OHIO.

CoLUMBUs, Oct II Carroll coun>
ty gives Republican majority Of
595; Cuyahopa county il Republican
majority ol 1850 This completes
tAo reur-.s and gives a Republi can
plurality ot II SOL.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oc'. IA. ".
Bowman, a capitalist aud dealer in
real estate at 314 California street,
made an asst nment to- day for the
beneii of his RI ditors. George F
Bowman, hls brother, was appoirtod
assignee. He declined to make
public the names of the principal
creditors He was director of the
Clay st eel bank leading mem bsr
Of the Oakland Sayings bank -direc-
Tory, agent for lie Huwards, for
Josiah Relden, and held official re-
lalioDs with valious street railroads
and other local en',rpr ses. Tue
Cause OF his failure j. attributed to
disastrous opo raiions on the stock
market
DISMISSAL OF CAPT IN oIMsrEAp.
" sHISe4oN, Oct 47-The Rres-
.aent signed yesterday an order dis-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23

c. ?. HEAD is soaping The ways
of he Cechise Record, hut carefully
leaves he balarc,g of his cor stitu-
encs out in iha cold.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
REAL EsTArE SALE.

SAN FKAAcIsco, Oct. 17-Ono Il
tDe largest real estate trausac'i 'ns.
evey m:.,ie il This city wa c mplet-
ed ys-t' day L coAsi>t,d oi 4
oi land forming the Conner If Mar
ke;, Aortgonrry ANA P"-t>ttcet
II i,,.~ frontage ou NJ rke' street ol
100 oet ne prlce paid is s'alea
10 he $3.50 600 It Is understood
ihat hc purchase was maize on the
account OF HE Walker Brothers, OF
Salt Lake who purpose establishing
ii banking house in TIL. city.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
CABLE COMPLETED.

MANHATTAN BEACH, [. l., Oct. II.
Il he Bennetl- Mackay canle will
be landed before five O'Clock. 1t
is all coiled.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
oLEvt1ANp lN BRooKLyN.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE recepe
tion Of Cleveland at B ooklyn today
WAS very enthusiastic. a number
of marching companies were out.
The Young Mems Demncratic and
Independent Republican clubs re
ceived Mr.. Cleveland un Inc Brook
lyn side, where vast throng of
people gathered and cheertd ei.-
ihusi;,>tlca. ~, He was driven to the
Pierpont House, where Il large NUM-
ber of his friends c4ll,C upon him.
Rev Henry Ward Beccher called;
also Mayor Low, Commodore Aics-
man aud Partridge, y .dermen Kane,
Collins, and Olena, Corporation
Counci. Taylor, Horace E. Dening,
Senator Jacobs, Senator Kiernan,
and HepdliX. Governor Cleveland
ami Hendricks then took a cariiase
for Redwood Park where ii grand
ba becue was the feature OF the day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
DYNAMITE

BlvEhPooL. Oct I7-As tile pas
sen eels we're d;sembafaire from ;he
Amcricau Line Steamer Lor'i Give,
from Pni'adrlphia. .tn Irish detect
i've arrested Hungarian sieeiA &
passenger on suspicion. His lug
gage was subjected to 5, arch with I
result OF discovering 30 packages of
dynamite. making Il pound and a
half.
GERMANY's NEW MINIsKEK.
WASHINGTON, Ocl. 17-H,rr Won
Alven St, uben, the new Geimais
minister, will be presente TO the
President tnnOrrow
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
CI{ULEkA

Rome, Oct FIR ports Of the TaT-
ages OF the era iiI usliout itaiy for
Tie pas, twenty four i.ours show 81
total Il 11o new cases and IS deaths
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.

WHEELING. W. Va, Oct. 1.-THE
maj ,riiy for Maxwell in Putnam
county is $50, in " ood 40; IN Fay
ette 170. Wllson's majur.ty il Tuck
er county is 10. The indicalions
are that Wilson will have 5000 ma
joriIy il the SAFE