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;,,y r7Iarritv with the celebrated Brlllion Lime,
which Is fras from stone. glavel or sand, at the
store OF CHAS. BACHMANN, Washington street,
ManitowOe, Wis. !uiyz5
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BLOOD-PURIFIERS, none better In the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
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MCKINLEY of Ohio Is coming to the
front as possibility in the republican
national convention.
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THE Pacific coast will be the death of
John Sherman's presidential aspirations.
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n1onitomof 1)ilot.
THURSDAY, JUNE 7.

THE city Of Milwaukee viii have two
colored policemen.
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Col. ISGERsoLL's presentation OF
Gresham's name to the Chicago conven-
ton VIII be a rare treat.
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RICHARD GUENTHER has not knocked
Gresham wholly off the track yet.
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IGSATIUs DoSNELY is travelling in Ire
land. He viii lecture in England before
returning TO America.
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MANITOWOC MARKET.

The following are the current prices
Of the various articles of produce as re-
reported for us by Schuette Bros.
Wheat-SDrlnp -7ocS
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NEW ORLEANS SAIIONAL BANK,
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OPPOSITE TORRISON's WAREHOUSE,
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TOREIGN EVENTS.

The fight between Sullivan and Mitchell,
of which SO much has been said, took
place the 10th near Chantilly, France, and
was declared draw at the end of the
thirty ninth round. The battle lasted a
little over three hours.
OVER 1900 people are reported to have
been killed by earthquakes in China dur
ing the month Of December.
THE United State warship Enterprise
has arrived in Tangier and demands the
immediate release of an American named
Moore who is imprisoned at Rabat, and
also wants satisfaction from the Moorish
government for the mans illegal imprison-
ment.
AN order has been issued by the Danish
government forbidding the importation
from America Of bacon and steam lard.
A MAN answering the exact description
of William B. Tascott, the alleged mur-
derer Of A. J. Snell in Chicago, has been
arrested at Victoria, B. c.
In the commons the debate was resumed
on the motion for the appointment of a
royal commission to ascertain and report
upon the military measures necessary for
the protection Of the empire. Lsrd RAN
dold Churchill made a vigorous speech
condemning the present ineficiency Of the
system. A motion for the appointment of
the commission was, however, negatived.
The successor and heir to the throne Of
Germany in the event of the death of En-
peror William, which seems imminent,
will be his eldest son. Frederick William.
He was born in Potsdam, October Is, 1888.
In 1856, during the Austro- Prusslan war,
he led an army Of 125, 900 man. In the war
between Germany and France he acted a
conspicuous part. On August 4th he de-
feated a portion of Marshal MacMahon's q
corps, and on the 9th he successfully at
tackled the united armies Of France. On
October % he was created field marshal of
Prussia, and on November Is Russian
field marshal
THE announcement made In st. Peters
burg of the death of Prince Hohenlohe-
Oehringen, who recently shot himself with
suicidal intent, was incorrect. He is re-
covering from his wound.
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AROUND THE WORLD.
The Weeks Happenings in
Every Quarter Of the Old
and New World.
Electric Flashes Epitomissd and
Presented for the BensAt
Of the Reader.
LATEST NEWS BY WIRE.
CONGRESS.

IN the senate the 18th memorial OF the lead
ing wool manufacturers and growers
was presented asking legislation to pro-
tect the wool interest. petition
was presented against the reduction OF the
duty on lumber and salt. A bill was reported
favorably authorizing appointment and retire.
Ment OF Arthur Pleasanton, a major of cavalry.
A bill was introduced which provides for the
settlement of the debt of the Central Pa
cific Rstlroad company. Huntington bill
In the house under the call OF states . large
number Of bills were introduced and referred,
aI1ong them the following: To provide for the
Railway company (Hamilton bin. Directing
the COMMITTEES on agriculture to inquire into the
expediency of prohibiting the sale Of compound
ss pure lard Relating to the tariff and inter
nal taxation randall bill Providing for q
commission to investigate trusts, and for the
repeal OF the protective tariff on all industries
belonging to trusts.
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FROM THE EAST.

STATISTICS of the agricultural depart
ment for March show that the amount Of
corn new in the hands of the farmers is
sos, ,00O, 900 bushels, against 6O3, 600, 900
last year. 1t is indicated that the stock OF
wheat Of 1887 in the hands of the farmers
Is l32, ,OO0, 900 bushels, against 22,0O0,000
last year. There has been used in the
seeding of winter wheat 81, ,000, 900 bush
els; l37 .OOO, 600 in eight months consump-
tion, 81 ,0OO, 600 bushels exported in wheat
and -four, 38,000,O 900 visible supply and the
usual quantity Of minor elevators and mills
stocks in the course of distribution be-
tween farm stocks and actual consump-
tion.
EDWIN FISH, of Troy. n. u, has in
vented an externally rifled gun or cannon.
which. If it succeeds, promises to create
revolution in firearms, especially in heavy
ordnance. The invention consists in the
combination OF an externally rifled revolv-
ing barrel, with an internally rifed sleeve
or jacket, through which the revolving
barrel extends. The object Of the inven-
tion is to provide gun which will impart
rotary motion to q ball when the latter is
discharged without internally rihing the
barrel OF the weapon, thus obyiating the
excessive friction occasioned by forcing a
ball through a rihed barrel.
PETER voELKER, we'll know contrac-
tor OF Pittsburg, Pa, was murdered the
other night in front Of his own house and
in the presence of his wife. by stranger
who had followed him from the city.
SECRETARY FAIRcHILD, in report
submitted to congress early in December,
estimated the treasury surplus would
reach $14O, ,OOO, 900 by the end Of the pres
ent fiscal year. 1t is now stated at the
treasury department that owing to heavy
receipts during the past few months the
estimate then submitted will prove to be
too small, and that tine surplus at the end
OF June, 1883, will probably reach the sum
of $l55, ,0O0, ,O00.
SENATOR Brown, Of Georgia, has
another ally in his movement for the aboli-
tion of the internal revenue taxes. A petit
tion said to represent the views Of 200, 900
women, who are members of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Of the coun-
try, has been lodged in the United States
senate, praying for the repeal of the in
claim that the most serious obstacles which
the prohibitionists meet now in the So
called prohibitionist states arise from the
fact that the United States licenses the
sale Of liquor and that by means Of these
licenses the prohibition laws are often ef-
fectively defeated.
FRIENDS Of the great Sioux bill in
Washington ars feeling little bit nervous
over the prospects Of their bill h the
house. Three days have been set apart
for the use Of the Indian affairs commit
tse, and ths second msasurs ON the cAleu-
dar tor conaidssation u the hill opening
ths great seseryation. On ths AsSt day
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AT THE SOUTH.

BILL WALKER, the chief of the Bald
knobbers, has been found guilty at
Springfield, Mo-, and sentenced to be
hanged for the murder of George Green
and William Evans, in fancy county.
The United States marshal and posse
who pursued the STEMS pass train rob-
bers into Mexico have been arrested and
thrown into dungeon at Janos. state Of
Chihuahua. No one was allowed to COM
municate with them, and bail offered by an
American was refused. Janos is the place
where the plot was hatched which resulted
in the murder of Capt. Crawford, of the
United States army. 1t has always been
the home of the typical Mexican bandits,
and Americans stand no show there. The
people OF the border are in high state Of
excitement over the arrest
The Burlington switchmen at Kansas
City say they will strike because they are
afraid to work with the new and incom-
of the brotherhood men.
THREE men living iu Indian Territory
Julius Quinn, William Antwerp and Joseph
George-were burned out Of log cabin the
other night, and shot down by mob of
cowboys concealed in the underbrush.
The murdered men recently went to the
western part of the territory, and took up
q site for a CLAIM on Rabbit Ear creek.
which they expected to make their entry
upon when the territory is opened for set
tlement. The land they squatted upon
was in the range Of cattleman, George
H. Delaney. Delaney tried in many ways
to get the squatters to leave the country,
but failed. His men are charged with COM
plicity in the murder.
A DISPATCH from Charleston, w. Va,
says that Gen. d. H. Strother, Port
Crayon," died there recently.
CHIEF BRADLEY, of the remnant of the
tribe of Pamunkey Indians, visited Rich
mond, Va, recently, and presented peti.
tion to Governor Lee which he. asked him
to present to the president. The petition
is quantity worded request that the
Pamunkey Indians be allowed to send
their children to the Hampton Normal
School to be educated.
RESPONSIBLE parties in Kansas are in
teresting themselves in raising funds to aid
the blizzard stricken suffers Of Dakota to
emigrate to the sunny land of Kansas.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

POSTMASTER GENERAL DICKINSON
has directed General Superintendent
Nash Of the railway mail service to pro-
ceed at once to Chicago and remain there
during the present railroad trouble.
THE Iowa railway commissioners have
reported to Gov. Larrabee on their in
vestigations at Creston regarding the en-
ployment of incompetent engineers on the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway.
They report that many inexperienced en-
gineers have been employed on the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy passenger
trains. Ten OF these engineers testified
that they did not consider themselves CON-
petent to run passenger engines.
AT the annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad company,
held at Grand Rapids. Mich, the old di-
rectors were reelected, and Charles i.
Muller, of Fort Wayne, was chosen presi-
dent. The reports showed the gross earn
ings Of the road and its branches for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1887, to be &2,953,-
957. .15; operating expenses, 81, ion. .46;
net earnings. &969, 1860; net increase
over 1886, 500, 1908.
L. c. HILL, prominent commercial
traveller, recently addressed a large meet
ing of brotherhood firemen and engineers
at Lincoln, ON the subject Of the strike.
He took very decided grounds in favor Of
the men, and dwelt ct some length upon
the patience with which they had endured
unjust treatment ut the hands Of the Bur-
lington before resorting to the present ex
treme measure. His address was listened
A. "a
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IN THE WEST.

NEWT PuRDY, who has been on trial in
Dakota City for the murder Of Clint
Norris, at Homer, Neb., about a year ago.
was acquitted by the jury after two hours
deliberation.
JAMES W. SYKES. a prominent Chicago
seed merchant, has been found guilty of
obtaining money on fraudulent warehouse
receipts and given three years in the peni-
tentiary.
OFFICIAL reports received from China
by the steamer City Of Sydney, that ar
rived at San Francisco recently, say that
over 70O, 900 were drowned in the Yellow
river foods in Decembsr lAst, and that
300, 600 are now destitute.
G. AMUNDsoN, the Red Wing man who
so suddenly and mysteriously disappeared
in Wisconsin last fall and whose case has
excited no little comment, has returned
He says he was kidnapped by negroes, who
expected to obtain ransom, and that he
was kept in dark cave under the influence
Of drugs. He cannot locate the place OF
his confinement. He was unconscious
from the moment of leaving it until he
awoke in st. Paul the other day.
A PIERRE, Dakota, special says: Homer
Fellows has arrived from Washington de-
termined to prevent the marriage of his
daughter, Cora, to Chaska, the Sioux In.
dian. He will 60 to Birds camp immedi-
ately, and take his recreant daughter in
hand. Cora is school teacher on the res
ervation.
MISS JOSIE MCCULLEN, forewoman in
fashionable manicure establishment, oi
Chicago, was found dead the other morn.
ing, having poisoned herself. From let
ters found, and remarks made by her, it is
inferred that she committed the deed on
account Of grief over the suicide of w. S.
Hartwell, late freight auditor Of the Chi
cago and Northwestern railway. Miss
McCullen was taken into Hartwell's family
three years ago as a servant and it is as
serted left few months ago because Mrs
Hartwell was dissatisfied with the interest
taken in her by her husband. A letter was
found on the dead girl from Hartwell
written just before his suicide, admonish
ing her to be brave and courageous, and
remember our pledge
THE M. E. university at Mitchell, D. r..
burned the other morning. Forty persons
we're in the building. Several were killed,
while others received serious injury. Loss
$5O,WO. Insured for $7,5O0.i
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POLITICAL WORLD.

ALL the papers Of st. Petersburg ex-
press sympathy at the loss sustained by
the death Of the emperor Of Ger
many, they say, not only by Ger
many. but also by the whole world.
The papers extol the deceased for bis
noble minded qualities, and speak Of him
rs the great, patriotic and victorious COM
mander. They comment upon the turning
point ID political affairs which they think
the emperors death will make. This, they
say, is subject for most serious refec-
tion. The Narat Uremymai expresses
doubt N TO Emperor Fredericks physical
capacity to govern himself. but hopes the
question * acthal government in the in
terest Ct united Germapy may be settled
without difhculty.
FoR tn purpose Of operating in the
cominkt ss4feign .the democratic associa-
tion of the northwest" was organized by
the chairman Of the northwestern demo-
cratic state central committee in Chicago,
recently. The states that are to be men,
bers are Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska,
Iowa and Kansas. The headquarters of
the association are to be in Chicago.
The president secretary and treasurer,
with two other members, shall constitute
the executive committee. ]. NJ. Weston,
of Michigan, was made president, and Mr..
Mize, of Illinois, secretary and treasurer.
The additional members of the executive
committee are Messrs. Edward H. Hunter,
of Iowa, and Ellis A. Usher, of Wisconsin.
d. M. HAMLrN, democratic politician
pretty we'll known around Springfield, Ill.,,
has resigned his position of special exam
liner of the pension Office, and has come
out for Col Bill Morrison for the presi-
dency. This is detection from Gen.
Blacks camp, which causes quite a futter
among his friends. They are trying to
checkmate Hamlin's influence by spreading
the report that he resigned his position in
the pension Office because asked to do SO.
Hamlin was for a number of years prote-
&c Of Congressman Bill Springer. The
latter got him one cIerkship after another,
and then took him out to Springfield when
the campaign came on, to do work for him.
THE bill to give women the right to vote
at municipal and school elections was de-
feated in the Iowa house by vote of So to
"A. The bill was afterward reconsidered
and laid on the table.
OVER 1900 delegates from Illinois re-
publican clubs assembled at Springfield
the other day for the purpose of organiz-
ing state republican league.
A BILL for submitting the prohibitory
amendment to the people with view of
its possible repeal was defeated in the
Rhode Island house of representatives
lately
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which The committee was to have the Me-
Duffy vs.. Dadvidson contested election
case has been set down for argument.
Seven hours are to be devoted to it before
the vote is taken on the case, and this will
not only consume all the committees g first
day, but is also likely to take up the sec
ond day. This will practically wipe out
the committees time SO much that il is
barely possible that the great Sioux bill
will be reached
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The WOrchestev GGsette remarks that
@the oyster lie not what he used to be- He
certainly 10 not apt to be II he is kept too
long.
WHAT are pausesp. asked the teacher Of
the primary class. Things that grow on
cats piped the small boy II the foot.
The reputation Of the ground hog =
weather prophet IL slowly but steadily fal-
ling TO level with that Of Wiggins.
IT is the men who write poetry when they
don't have to that the public can never Tor.
give.
SOME young men ara lrave. but young
man who excepts an invitation to = leap
year party is foolhardy, mot brave.
CABLE street car companies should JOIN
some secret society in order not to lose ~
grip.
IN spite Of our bsSt sl1osss ON delinousnt
subscribers are holding TER ovn ~
little Of ours.
APPLE green viii be the spring ccloss
says fashion mote. II will also BE- Ehe
summer ch0leA.
A AsHABBY coat is no disgrace, but Il n !
great impediment to the successful nsgo-
tiations Of small loan.
NEVER ask . crust Of crusty man,
Ask him for meat, for he'n give y0n cold
shoulder with pleasure. 1
LANDLADY TO boarder} How il the
butter, Mr.. Dumley7" Dumley q produce
broksr} Quiet, but strong, madam, and
in little demand.
TIE Grand Duke Alexis has bocOne "a
admiral. He is now prominent enough ~
BE- blown mp BY bomb.
NATURAL gas has been found n Texas,
and the determined natives have sterniy
warned Congressman Martin not y blsw
il out. =
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Philadelphia post. II ~ n Ike most -
ateur poets, thsn be hAmt much ~ ldSe
for. s:|I
HENS make ! great missaI<s IL layi,e s,| M
many eggs In the summer Nhen AR11 ~
cheap and taking saestion Nhsn e1gs m
forty cents d0sen.
III ii sid thAt Dioeenes could sep
soundly even II ! tub, and \ y hin1 Ak
~ old man had policeman hdeod
through III vslns.
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