The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-03-12

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which will be held at Klingholz Hall OF the
same date. H. c. KOCH, Chairman.
CLEVELAND is evidently not one
termer.
Burke, the prize fighter is in training
1T Racine.
GENERAL GRANTS salary as a retired
officer is ST., 900 per year.
OLD SIMON CAMERON has reached his
sSth year, and old 81 hasn't led the life
OF saint either.
The churches are uniting in offering
up prayers for Grant Poor man, and
has it come to this?
The first official act as secretary of war
by Judge Endicott was the signing of
Grants commission.
ALL the Chinese students in Paris
have been ordered to quit the city by
the French government.
THE California supreme court decided
lately that Chinese children must be
allowed to attend public schools.
A WISCONSIN woman at Medford on
Sunday last gave birth to four girls
And the father is not rich either.
CLEVELAND paid his fare to Washing
ton like little man, although he was
offered special train for nothing.
IT is said that ex President Arthur will
make tour through Europe next sum-
mer, before resuming his law practice.
TIE Milwaukee Journal swings into
line in opposition to roller Kinks in an
editorial of considerable vigor and abil-
ity.
The prosecution in the Nellie Horn
trial got in all it's evidence and rested.
The line of defense has not yet been de-
veloped.
New YORK is coming bravely to the
front in seeking offices. And it would
seem also that the hopes of the faithful
are not vain
THE N. Y. Tribune is now posing as
the champion guesser. It claims to have
correctly guessed Cleveland's cabinet,
and took only two chances.
DORSEY is saying great many bitter
things Of Arthur. Evidently the Great
Star Reuter- has no love for the president
who made no attempt to shelter him.
IT is rumored that England is laboring
to form Turkish alliance against Russia.
Bismarck has been laboring to bring
about war between France and Eng
lind.
SECRETARY LAMAR seems willing to
recognize civil service reform He has
appointed as his private secretary the
same man who held that position under
Shurtz and Teller.
THE N. Y. Tribune in giving Fred
Horn of Cedarburg a personal notice,
remarks that he is like the German
Chancellor, stall in stature and straight
forward in expression"
A MAGAZINE containing 5000 lbs Of
nytro glycerine exploded on Tuesday at
Bedford, Pa. and blew the factory to
pieces. Two persons who were in the
factory were blown to atoms.
A Dp,.orp.ryc uapofor ~ tlo IlI;,o;,
Legislature is now about to die and thus
the struggle will be prolonged. The
matter will certainly end in the appoint
meat of Logan by the governor.
PERHAPS the fact that Cleveland is .
bachelor added considerably to the en-
thusiasm of the Vasser girls In celebrat,
ing his Inauguration. But then Vasser
girl is very enthusiastic anyway.
THE Featherhead Tribune of New York
says Wisconsin has twenty candidates for
governor and not one is below the rank
of major or judge. In Indiana the same
authority states "Prof. has some show.
The venerable Prof. John Sterling of
the Wisconsin State University died
quite suddenly ct his home in Madison
on Monday morning. He was connected
with the university since its organization.
CAL1FoRsIA drops into line as a rail-
road state. 1t is because of the domi-
nation of railroads that the democrats of
tat state were 80 pronounced for Thur
man, who il always The peoples champ
ion.
OLD D.. Blanchard will not be silence1.
He says his Rum Romanism and Rebel
lion statement was absolutely true, and
that he is in receipt of many letters
calling him blessed for daring to tell the
truth.
Two Milwaukee girls of rather good
family, eloped with couple of young
fellows of not very savory reputation on
Monday of this week. The girls will
doubtless have chance to repent at their
leisure.
RIDpLEBERaER made no objection to
Bayard's confirmation when the matter
finally came u for action. What his
objection to Bayard is, is not we'll un-
derstood. The ostensible one of hoatil-
ity to the Irish people will hardly hold
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