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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-31
u 4 sian B.
9euti6lano.
9 d Ieiien

- Dem gisbbdnblsr 3. in. 9. BEL
g 9mtebeber9 wurbe tiir5li6 Elm arr
ger Sdabernud seipielt. @r erbislt nams
lid pom BET S9neetoppe cine 9ofttarte
nit benz Iuftrase, baIbisit brei fette
S6psine mad Der S6neefoppe tu liefern.
3. par FREDERICKSBURG senug, bic Be-
itsnuns our ausiabruns gu brtnsen uub
ma6te fi5 bssbaIb nit brei fetten goritsns
tbisren auf ben 8es. Sn &rummbabeI
murbe iberna6tet NIB supor nod an ben
S5neetoppenpirtb, Serrn BObl, cine
9oittarte abseiunbt nit Der latonii9eu
Rotis: y9ie brei S9weine fomnen."
6err Bobl MAI iiber ben inn unueritGnb;
li6eu Subalt Der &arte ni9t ,penig per-
punbert, Ieste berielben aber i6lieBIid
feline peitere Be6eutuus BEL, neil er lis fir
bic &usseburt Der Sibelitat Ginger ii9 ans
msIbenben Touriiteu bieIt. Sein @ritaus
men mar aber 9roB, aIs ct mad mebreren
Stunbsn ben Snbalt Der betreffenben 8olts
tarte bur6 bret anseteu3t fOmmenbe Siers
fiBler erfilt fab. Ger 8iebbdnbler nal
seitig RDrsens pom Rrummbibsl uufses
bro6en un6 nit ietusr lebenoeu Waare
mad unidsli9eu Miiben 9litIi1 auf Der
S9neetoppe angelangt. 9ier mubte CT
iebr balO erfabren, OaB er bas Spfer irgenO
zines SpaBuosels SewOrben mar; Osnu Der
6oppsnpirtb wuBte pom elmer ioI6en BE:
iteIuns ni3t bas Mtnbslte. 3. obsr
muBte, naGosm er Ieiuen aerser mad
MOsli9fsit berunterseipiiIt bate, nit lei:
mem natiirli5 auf's aeuBerite eri65piten
9isb, ba bier oben, 5000 SuB iiber Dem
Reere, fein weiteres @biasfelO fir isine
Baare mar, betribt wieber ben bei5per.
Ii9sn 8iidueg antreten unO 6raudt jset
fir ben Spott ni9t gu ior9en.
9eiiensR a al.
- 0te 9erbeerunsen bes 9aSeIpetters
IN Der Wains un6 Gaunusge9en6
iiuO nod melt itarter, aIs es mad BEN eriten
9 .ri9ten i5itn. Sn BET StaOt S9psins
furt Ielbit purben feds 0ampftamine UNI:
9eitiirst, pom beuen elmer tm Saueu Elm be-
na6bartes Saus in Grimmer idlug. Die
itarfe ~eiisrte Sslmitan9e nit @etterbabu
auf benz 9aupttburme BET ct. Sobann
pur6e frumm ~9ebo8en, bic SeImitan8e
iammt @n9el, RuOpf uno BET oberen &Ips
pei 6es GBurwe8 Der Stride ct. SalputOr
gang berabsertfen. Cine 9rOBe Sale
wurOe binsele8t ME Elm &~artenbaus, bas
i6wers SOlStBor berieI6en taft so Mster
iber einen Bad sel6IeuOert. Cine 9roBe
6ale auf eiuem 6elisHtellsr purbe total
5ertriimmert, uon elmer 3peiten bus Dad
uOaitdnOis ab9eoett urb pom Sturme fOrts
sefi6rt. Su abaIt6er Beiie BAT bas Bets
ter in Der 9uuSen llmSebuns sebauif; i'm
Marttltsina9er @runS Iasen bic S4Iois
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-31
Seferrei6su

aus 8ali5ien peroen 3pei uerz
beerenee Yrdnoe gemeloet, uon benen 1as
mentli6 Der cine BON trauri9su Solsen fir
bic Sepolteruns bes idwer betroffenen
Ortes besleitst lit. Ir. Oienfas, BEN 8
ausuit, iinb nm brei tlbr gtadmittaas in
lllauow (Se5trtsbaAptmaunidaft g{isto\
in einem Seitraume pom sebu Riuuter
%speibunoert @e1duSe absebrannt. 9iers
bunbert 6amilten iinb obOa9. unb brotIos.
Ri9ts wurbe sersttet. @raf unb @rdfn
Sompei9 9aben our iofortissn 2inberune
bes @lenoes 500 Il. unb 500 2aib Bro6
seipenoet. - llebsr ben speiten 8ran6
wiro aus 2e,nbers beridtet: Sn 3oItiew
brad Radts auf benz &insplaee elm Branb
aus uub S~erit6rte in wsnisen Stunben IL
Sduier. Den g%emii5unsen Der 5susrnebr,
wslde nit @uHermunsel tdmpfts, selans
es i9lieBli4 bas 5euer gu lOi4sn.
- Nus Sbertdrnten miro pom
2. Gusuit bert9tet: gsiteru BET Cages
anbru4 be9ann es beftis gu resnen. Die
Eemperatur iant febr raid, unb aIs ft5
bas 8etter sesen Mittas pisber aufs
b~eiterte, seisten ii9 ni9t alein bic Sdupter
Der Sauerntette, ionOern au5 bic 56bsn
Der &reu,edsruppe, BET &OnissftubI, Der
&oienit, bic Sspalber unb Rei9enauer
valmen" unb piele anbere @ipfel nit
frii3sefallenem S9nes bebsdt. Die Sas
rauanfen unb bic Saliidsu alpsu, ibers
baupt bic iibli9 pom Der Orau unb Sail
ltesenoen @ebirse basesen pureu, obuobt
pielfad b6ber ais bic senaunten Serge,
uoutommen i9ueefret. 9luf benz Wtruof
(ridtig Wsernod), uarmte Elm ma9tises
Seuer bic auf bieier 90be sobIrei5 err
f6ieuenen 8ergifsiser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-31
&artoTeIn.

- 8etref5 Der bsuri8en &artoffeIernte
ia9t Der auguit Bert6t 6er 9unbess older:
baubeb0rbe: Scr Stau6 Der &artoffeln
1T I'M Ietteus MOnate pon 9G.6 auf 88.8
5urifge9angen. 2tm !. SuLi baben bic
6sIoer IN Der Jte9eI Elm gutes aeuBere.
Ser 0ur6i6nittsitGno ber legten Is Sabre
betrug 5u iener 3ett 81 9rO5ent.
Dor Dem SuIi GuBert bic Dire nrr in
weuigen 6dueu einsn GiufluB aaf bic
@rnte. 9lu6 Oer &artOiisItafer tritt gu 10
friiber 3eit i'm Sabre ME iebr usrOer6Ii9
auf. wabrenO bic reifenbeH &noQsu Iei6t
in 5auluiB ~iiberse6u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-31
&anids.

- Nu9 etnem ssmsiniamen SeidluB
ber letten Staatsseietsebuns pom Sanias
pirb bel Der ndditen Rouemberpabl ben
@dblern elm ENHANCEMENT sur Serfaiiuns
uorselest merben, rrona3 suei peitere &tds
ter fir bas StaatsOberseridt creirt wers
ben, 70 baB fir bic 5olse flint ftatt BRET
8i6ter bas Sbersertdt biloen. Oieier
Soridlas lit iebr SeitsemaB unb burdaus
ni9t perfribt, benn bas Sberseri3t III
serabesu nit Sduen iberbduft unb tn ieis
men Nrbeiten suriif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-31
ct. &apbaels : Serein sum sdube Der
Gin uio N%usman6erer.
BUR VeQht

Gon uerdishsuen Seitsn werbe ib 70 oft ,riubt, ciueu
Serwauetsn poer Betannteu, Der hber &c. toutmt, in
Castle Garden 81 empiaugeu uuo ibm 6ebalHtt ju isiu.
Sd bin asrne 81 iepem 0ienite berett. Rur m5jte i'd bitz
ten, tets genuu a%uSu9eben, nit pelbem Sdiiie Der SctrsfS
ieuoe fonmen ioQ. @eun man uns rtdt Zen u%nge6breu
YSe9 une bic ~un9eidbre Sett onstbt, Wann elmer tommen iol,
10 III IS i4per, la tait nnmo8ltt, Sertansen unter er
Dfalie Ginpaueerer a%usiuete ~ MAIDEN. Aud mare as
gut, weun man ben Serpanoteu idon bic A6rrtie ecr euroz
pdtlaeu MISUNDERSTANDING unsdbe. Aui eteie Art wiroG
auh- idon orlben iar nc seiorsl wereer, uue tduen iel6e
am fdsriteu eirett an mid. gSir sebeu bier bic Sortie
Der ueri6teoenen Sertrautnsmduner uno 6emerteH fabei
nod ~iolseneeS.
Der 3wed osS q. T~apbasIss BsrstuS 1T. benz ~3stieueCu
Sdus une Seiitans a%useoeiben Su luisu, uro lie ur ics
benz Staeen tn SeitIi9en uno 9etItteeu Dtneeu 81 bepObs
rem. Seoe austunit IN getreff elmer iebeu AngelcaGnbtit
her Jteiie wire bereitpiuisit uno GRATIS srtbeilt. Gs
ln69e haber stu Sober id in Reiies Aussls aeubettsn pers
trauenSpoa an ben Tersin wsueen. 9ter Elm BerJci1utB
Der ueridteeenen Sertrauensm duner:
0ertraucnsntan nsr oss At. NapbasIs
YsreimS iine in:
Bremen: Serr 9aitOr z. Q dl6iier, sius:nir. 6.
SOmburs: Sers GbeOOOr @epHOers III. SstdsH'
Qntp,rpsu: Ssrr ). gs. G Il II, 20 gpeuus GBarIotte.
Soitsrpam: per- Sucst 35IIer. pan Der SdtiroGt II.
Sapre: Orr Y. SaRbert etbmauu II, Rue Soubet.
souecu: Sex Saitor sd. Bolt, Al Union Gtrstt.
@bitedDapel.
~9iuerpOOl: Serr 8illiam Groi, 80 Out. Strest.
Rem yort: Neu. 9. ReuIaue, tatboL. grteitsr, Is State
Street, ssesuIber gaitls Sareeu.
Porto auesrs, Brop. Rio Sraubs eu Sui, graiili,n:
Serr GlemsuS BalIau.
Soiupiue (Doua 6ranciSea). Rrop. Santa Gatbariua,
sraRlieu: Ssrr RaltOr 6. SSesersbGuieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-31

9rn. Weieel wurbe umseuorfsn, cine
Wauer an Der Reselbabn bes Srn. @laier
arg bsiddoist, Sdorniteine umseporfen,
.llmsdununsen seritOrt uno cine Wense
Sdume eutpurSelt unb Seniteri6eiben sers
i6Iasen. Sn gan5em idlns einem
&inbe Elm nieoerfuaenbes Brett bsios Beine
bur6 unb muBte bas &inb in 6olse belize
mad Saarburs ms RIoiter sebru6t rosra
6et,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-31

licbte Sanb itsin, Der Bel Sauten iiberal in
ben Ser. ct. S%erwenbuns finbet, sepons
men wtrb. gr bintsrldBt ietner aus Der
6rau unb brei &tnoern beftebenben SAINT.
lie etn aroBes Yerm6aen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

dian accompanied the party, and i
aiding III the work of tanning the ''wilG
gu" and teaching her to talk befoTt
starting across the Continent anG
separating her from the only humar
who can communicate with her
In 1877 Mr.. Holbrook vas engaged.
Ill the stock business on Salmon rive
The FIST raid Of Joseph's warriors wa
III that country, and Mrs Holbrook
and 2-vear old child was taken prison
er Mrs. Holbrook was released ate
fearful torture, but never recoverea
irOIn the injuries ard nervous shocl
HE little girl YVES supposed to nav
boca numbered. Il nov transpire
thG5 she was rescued by the old dam
Indian and carried to bis lolely home,
where she lived nine years Hithou.
hoQring d human voice or seeing Z
human beng except the deformed anc
feeble old man. This old Indian We
once q member Of the Nez Perce
tribe but WAS decided to be a .orcerer,
or a witch, and was condemned to have
his tongue cut out and be bsnisheC
For years, too far back 80 be reckoned
Oh the tablets OF the aboriginal III
telioct, he has lived In that gloomy
cave He has made visits to the ser
tleinent and traded fafs b. the white
for powder snd lead Fish, game.
roots, an1 berries nave been the only
iopl and the cams OF Wild animal.
the only clothing IN al those yesrs O.
loneliness
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THOUSANDS SAY so

MI. L. II. AtAiue, Nlrsrd, Nan, writes:
''I never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitsors 10 my cus.omeTa, they
give entire satisfaction ana are rapiG
sellers" Electric Bitters sre The pare.S
4nd best TedioiI- known RuG vii posi-
lively cure Kidney and liver complaints.
Purity the blood aLd regulate tie bowels.
No family can afford 10 be without them.
They viii save hundreds Of dollars in
doctors bills every year. Sold at fifty
cents bottle by Ii. Hinrichs. 3
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The records of the postoffice depart

The records Of the postotice depart
mem a. " ashlDgion show that Ros
veil 3eardsley has been postmaste- at
North Lansing, Tompkins county, y.
L, since June, 1S20. He Is, therefore.
fhe Oldest postmater in the service.
Nhen the postofiice at North Lansing
was irst established re was appointed
rost ,later at an anuusl salary OF
2lg0 the compensation for ais
services has always remained the
Ss-zA@S,
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Be Warned

in time. Kidney diseases may be prevented
by purifying, renewing, and hvigorating
the blood with Ayers Sarsapariila. When,
through debility, the action of the kidneys
is perverted, these organs rob the blood of
its needed constituent, aibuDen, which is
passed off in the urine, while worn out
matter, which they should carry off from
the blood, is allowed to refGaln. By the
use of Ayers Sarsaparii-a, the kidneys
are restored to proper action, and Albu-
minurta or
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
Buoklin's brniea Salye,

TIE BEST SALvE IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Handa,
Chilba!ns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
nd positively cures Plless, or no pay
sequi-ed. It Is guaranteed 70 give per
Get satisfaction OF m0pe7 refunded.
Price 25 ce9ts per box. For sale by Il.
3inricha.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE.

Ne recently purchased at a Bankrupt
5aie $1,000 worth OF Stores at 5i'c. on the
collar, and will eel them at about half
fneiF value. This is q complete stock of
stoves an itself-consisting principally
2f Ccok Stoves; bat also nice variety
IF Goal Heaters and Wood Heaters.
These sre not Cheap or Ola goods, but
First Class Stores, line OF which we
nave always kept IN stock. We give
regular Eritte,l Guarantee with each
u these stoves. Tnis is certainly the
.reat-<t bargain ever offered in Manito-
voc I'hos wishing to buy should
coma soun. for stock OF this kind can
l.Dt Iass very long. This is DO adver-
Using scbsme, but just THAT sc c;sim it
- be. Booker 4 TEIToAS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

DOES YOUR HO83E COuGHa
ii So, Gse. Hinriohs Improved Horse
Powder "a best in ths ~ori3 for coughs
suG c0its.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

In New London, Conn, one day re-
Gently, small dog fell into the vat OF
tanning liquid and came near drown
iug, a. it was night and the building
vas closed, but in swimming around be
found peg about six feet long that
stops the hole in the bottom Of the vat,
where the liquid is drawn off, and his
endeavors to perch on the top OF this
peg loosened it so that it popped out
Of the hole Then the liquid ran out,
and the dog was found the next
morning shivering on the bottom of
The empty vat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
j D NARKT An

I TT0RSEv tTD COCEsgLOR AZ Law
~ ore. IN 1oruson'E brick sscs, Eis
street, N an terfo<. Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

$780, !: $. =: y;
you in work that viii st osCs brins you E0Esy
faster thas shy liS e.s8 IN America All atout
he <2O0,os u greEeEfs ItG ezCh 10. I ut4
UAuteu sycrTwheGe, of either sex, 6i a. -. Tor
all t1c time, spare ttiue oniy, to sOrE ier o.
theiI own LsgIrs tuFtuBcs for all srkers Ab.
Sslately sasGred Dos delay. b. BALLHsrk
O. Portland 2eiHs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
MN RAHR,s E0kA

DREW ktLsTER CORNER SISTE
ID ans Aaslln gtau sIeels sezth -lde The
siglgsf - "a price q foT ksEfsY
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

EAbr WOOL gray aanpels cEfs Ia q
ss1-a at sfs Few YtfE Stsfe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

Br Breunig moved that the report
be adopted as read carried by full
vote.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Finance Report of the Tax Land
Commissioners.

Commissioners:
To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors of
Manito~oc County-Gentlemen: Your commits
sioners would respectfully report to you their
receipts ard disbursements since their last an
nuel report dated Nov. 10, 1SS5 TO Nov. 9, 1881.
inclusive. We have sold during the year sixty
two lots by quit-claim deed for the sum OF 81 7lg
Paid 10 commissioners fees as per resolution Of
the county board; To John Carey. $15.2t; TO
Thomas Nohr, fl3t1; 70 II. c. Buhse. SZs .S5: 10
GottEeb DAIMLER 1855. Cash on hand, 81, ,635. .O5.
Totsl tl7lq.00.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
THOMAS MoHR
H. c. BCHSE : Com.
q. DAIMLER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

This favorable condition of affairs Is lar;ely
,iue TO ,he good Judgment and excellent manage
.l"nt Of the superintendent, Mr.. Gust. MueLieg
and wife and recommend his continuance IL
ulhcc. " al-e recommend the purchase hy the
county % - acres OF land adjoining tho asylum
round. Il IL much needed for present use, and O.
tnvTo u uoj room 10 use all the iaheT necess ar
ioT the health Ui the inmates, and we believe il
would soon pay FOR is cost 10y The prDdUc" raised
On II. We have rented IL acres u pasture land
aG.oiulu,- the asylum farI1 at z2T per aEuunl.
tVe also attach 20 our report "a list OF inmates.
oils allowed, inventory Oi movable PTouartg
bought aiso inventory of provisions and farm
produce On hand, ana list Of employees and wages
paid.
All Of which IL respectfully submitted.
- Int 49,
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Bright's Disease

Is prevented. Ayers sarsaparilla also
prevents inflammation of the kidneys, and
other disorders of these organs. Mrs. JAS
W. Weld, Forest Hill ST., Jamaica Plain,
Mass, writes: 81 have had complica-
ton of diseases, but my greatest trouble
has been with my kidneys. -Four bottles
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla made me feel like
a new person; as well and strong as
ever" ". II, Mcdonald, 46 Summer st.,
Boston, Mas, lad been troubled for years
with Kidney Complaint. By the use of
Ayers ssrsaparilla, he not only
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
I. 3. LUHiakk q. i

DHY5ICIAl5 AMI St-RGr y CTECs II
/ Hesseac- or d. = 5is.a, Hancock strss,
near the coart ao0se, Hanitosoc, ale. usi
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Prevented

the disease from assuming a fatal form,
but was restored to perfect health. John
Mcclellan, cor. Bridge and Third sts.,
Lowell, Hass.; writes: "For several years
I suffered from Dyspepsia and Kidney
Complaint, the latter being SO severe at
timss that could scarcely a, tend TO my
work. My appetite was poo I'd was
much eaacistsd; but by using
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

IT. ii. Z Y. Y. TURNER,
4 TrOREE4 : At LAW, CF#ICk cH STE
= Street Soath side, over Ephlersstore, Mar
IS zoe Tiscsusis
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WILLIAMS HGCsE.

A JokNsTOv. .PsoPaI ToR. Corner o.
IA FEath asd FraHkl-S sireets M4aiisyos
i 1rst-clAss acre. A0sel, sltrGlis Ioc..s&
ansfs every ndacs Rsht 20 tts Tsgsiia. yuoiic.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
G.. 4. FORREST,
q O I'd n+VICK

TTORErYAsD COUNsELOr IT Law
\ O-ics IL Tsr-isorS hricS block sorsA sk
2tA street bridge, sanltovoc, Niscossin. Cslle-
tens pro mptly Sttsnsedte.
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g AAkNERkAE

g. SAkDRRsOE,
u ANEFACT UFkR AND kLEHIfsCJIs
~ Ssoss Leatesrs AZ, &C shor on B~saG
Rtreet, Raar tbs csrusr Of Eighth Renal -inF
neatly and ursmR RtlE s1ss0tss
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

JAMES Z. NOLAN,
Ed MUELLER, SCou,.
JOHN BOECdER, )
Adopted-ayes rs, nays 0.
On motion of Mr. Cooney, board
adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
1T y n,nlncL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
CHAS. n. SEEGER,

DENIIST. OFFICE UrST&Ias ANDEk
son's Block. CGSner Soutl ~ gut .As -,a@
Streetx A&nitoSa., " =. Proupt atte ltiaL slll
ss given 70 ali w0rE satEasts& 70 Rs a9s.i-3i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23
NASH 3 Nash

A TTORNEYs EDCOUNsaLORs AT LAF
"A OSiss over First National Sank, higkth .
Collections promptly attended to.
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To the Homo able Board Of Supervisors Of
ManitowOc CoU -tieHtlemea: Your committee
un insane have carefully Examined all the ac-
counts and claims before them and recommend
that they be allowed and paid a. reported here
with. Your committee VIII further report that
ahey have examined the report Jt the Trustees of
he insane asylum and lind the same to be correct
Ii relation to the purchase Of the forty acres of
land recommended by sad Trustees in their
'epOrt. your c0mmitta has been unable to agree
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

The report was on motion OF Mr.
Cahill adopted by unanimous vote.
WhereuponAir. Ostenfeidt presented
the following preamble with RcsoIu-
ton No. 8:
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FRIDAY. Nov. 10. 1886.

Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Mr. Nolan presiding. Roll called; a
quorum present. Minutes read and
approved.
Mr.. Cahill, from committee on in
sane matters, submitted the following
report:
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rrCuorIG WTCKFPT.

x-OT.Ey pTRLIC AND MONEY BROKE
Issa1 papers ar.wn and money loaned
geod sscu-it7 psatto 4cc. Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-23

Total GishyIr-eaeat SO G4J 81
PERM tSINT IMPROVEMENTS.
'1r q twa-stDEy NTick building coutaR-
ing laundry. hakerOom, smOkcAoGse,
cellar and cisterH, also for stable,
reaper, mower wagon, sleigh, etc.. 81 1856 0j
For furnishing the upper story. sol L.
$1,000 SO
Groceries and coal on hand more
than last year. ............... .... POI 20
tecelrsd from W. Grussheusch... ......73 " 2S5 o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
A Redncer Gantured.

New YoBK, November 9-Frank
Duhaip, an Italian saloon keeper, OF
San Francisco, was arrested here yes
terday, charged with abduction by
Alfred Guytette, a blacksmith Of the
same city. Duhain formed a clan
destine acquaintance with Guytette's
daughter, Msrcellss, IA years Of sge,
and had induced her end girl named
Minnie Merry, of 0sklsnd, Cal, to
elope with him, The latter passing on
the Isthmus steamer as Duhajb s
wife, AID MarCellss as her sister. The
trio arrived yesterday sfterr Don from
Aspinva'l, and the father reached
here an hour later by rail. Duhain
was locked up, and the girls were
placed in charge OF matron.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
A Middle I'm Extradi,Iou.

New YORK, November "a Mon
treal special says Sheriff Hitchcock, O
Peoria, ILL.,, arrived from Washington
this morning with the President'l
warrant for the extrsdition of the en-
bezzler Hokes. Proceedings were
commenced today, when Assistant
Cashier Ely was examined, and test.
fed that Hokes had filed in and nego-
tiated blank drafts signed by him and
the cashier. Hokes's layer says he
will arrest the detectives who arrested
the defauItar, alleging that they had
no authority from the bank officials
for their action, but merely did so as a
speculation, which is an illegal act
under Canadian law.
Sheriff Hitchcock arrived here to-
day from Washington with the Preei-
dents warrant for John F. Hokes ex-
tradition. Ia case of any possible de-
feet in the original warrant for Hoke's
arrest, a second warrant has been is
sued and served at the instance of AS
sistant Cashier Ely, of the Merchants
National Bank OF Peoria. -
TORONTO, November 9.-ExtradiliOn
proceedings were commenced this
morning against John F. Hoke,
charged with forging and uttering
bills OF exchange on the Merchants
National Bank, of Peoria, Ill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
Another Mexican outrage.

ST. LHUIs. November "a special
from San Antonio, Tex, says: Hewlett
Griner, one Of the most extensive
ranchmen in western Texas, was kill
ed last night at Los v cos, Mexico,
Just acro's the river from Del Rio,
Tex. Griner lived with his family
at Uysldc, and had gone over into
Mexico with several employees to zee
about the condition Of his stock on
ranch he owns there. Some time sgo
he had 2 difficulty with some Next
cans living a. joining his hacienda, and
the natives a, that time threatened to
Kill him If be again appeared 10 their
midst. Yesterday the Americans
were attacked by the Mexicans and
pitcned bsttle ensued. Griner's body
was riddled with bullets, and one Of
his men, John Weaver, wss also kill
ed. B. P. McCshop, who was of the
Gfiner par y, succee ded in killing one
of the Mexicans, and the surviving
Americans made their escape TO this
side OF the Rio Grande III r volley
OF bu lets from the Wiz chesters of the
Mexicans. The Americans along, the
border are greatly incensed at this lat
est outrage, aud declare they will
have vengeance,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
An Artfui Dodser Caught.

BosToN, MASS, November Geo.
W. Burgess, of the firm of Burgess 4
Co., of this city, dealers in oil stoves
and other small household goods, was
arraigned yesterday, charged with
conspiracy to defraud creditors. He
pleaded not guilty. 1t is charged that
Burgess and his partner, whose name
is unknown at present, obtained large
quantities of goods on credit and then
disposed of them to other dealers for
cash, the firm failing at the limit of
their credit. Letters have been dis
covered which reveal the fact that the
failure was prearranged between the
partners and also implicste BURGESS
wife. These letters unfold quite an
extensive scheme to swindle the Bos-
ton cred tors Of the firm. Their plan
was to stock stors in Kansas City,
obtain credit at bank on the strength
of the stock on hand, and then get
away with the cash. The police are
looking for Mrs. Burgess and the
mariner.