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THE bill requiring private and paro-
chial schools to make reports to the
state superintendent has been killed. II
was to be expected
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-04-18

WHY didn't President Harrison send
Fred Grant to England instead of to
Austria? Fred could then have free
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MILWAUKEE is becoming a marrying
center for Chicago young people. In
Chicago it is easier to procure a divorce
than to get the knot tied.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-04-18

Ed. KEoUGH's labor prison bill was
killed in the senate. 1t met the fate it
deserved.
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NOTHING has vet been heard OF the
missing passengers Of the wrecked steam
er Danmark.
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f-NI41-I TIT v
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TEsA Bottle of Medicine Free. We
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men using false names and who are not Doe
tors. Because others have failed is no rea son
for not using this medicine. Give EXPRESS and
Postotfice address II costs you nothing. Adj
dress Asahcl dical Bureau, - Broadway,
New York. 1feb9O
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CFirst publication March II. 1857

First publication March IA. 1881
TIRCUTT COURT-MANITowoC COUNTY.
u Catharina Lueps plaintiff Va. P. Jerome
Pierce and Mary Pierce his wife, John j. Lyons
and Aaron B. Gibson. defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, To the said defendants,
and each of them: You are hereby summoned TO
appear within twenty days after the service of
this summons exclusive of the day of service,
aforesaid: and in case of your failure 40 to do.
judgment will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint of which copy
is herewith served upon you.
MARKHAM L MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Att'ys
P. o. Address. Manitovoc Manitowoc Co., Wis.
To the defendant, Aaron B. Gibson
Please take notice that the summons and COM
plant in the above entitled action was filed in
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Mani
towoc County. Wisconsin, on the 9th day of
March. A. D., 1889.
MARKHAA 4 MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Atty's.
Manitowoc, Manitowoc Co.. Wis. april25
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WANTED,

To know whether any person has
heard a removed democratic official
numbering or rushing to any newspaper
to publish his grievances.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-04-18

The New York dailies have gone back
to the old price of five cents for the Sun
day papers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-04-18

EDWIN BOOTH is again able to appear
before audiences and seems to have his
old time vigor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-04-18

OF the ten superintendent of the mail
service appointed by Cleveland, eight
have been removed. One of the two per-
mitted to remain is republican whom
the Cleveland administration retained.
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WHEN Wannamaker was asked the
cause of Pearsons removal as postmaster
of New York, he was frank enough to say
there was no reason
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-04-18
LAND FOR SALE,

The undersigned now offers for sale in quanti-
ties suit the purchaser all the following landt
to-wit: The \. E. L and 8. W. 4 of Section No.
- in T. 20. r. "a, known as the Neshoto farm as
moderate prices and easy terms. If not sold by
April 18th. the viii be rented at reasonable
terms. Subject to sale about 30 acres under cuI-
tivstiou. GEO. COOPER.
Manitowoc, Wis. February, 2sth.. 1889. may2
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MINISTER HICKS of Oshkosh is receiv-
ing houseful Of complimentary notices
since his appointment.
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tFir~t publication hHfch g. lN~2@ No, -
CTATF OF NiSCCASI&-CO CSTY CoUKT FoR
- MASIruw. G COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the proof ard probate of tie
last wi9lar testament Of Hans II. Scove, de-
ceased late OF the county of ManitowOc
Whereas, ar Instrument II writing. purportirr
to be the last viii ard testament Of Hans NJ
SCove late of the town Of Nauitowoc IN the
county of Nu,.iJuvoc, deceased has been filed in
tins court, and whereas application has hecn
made 10y t5"or4n 7. Scoye. of said county who i
named IN said will Is tie executor thereof pray
ing that tie same be l.ruycn aua admitted to
probate according To the Jaws OF this state, and
that letters tg~lamentary be issued thereon as
provided by law:
Thereforciti> ordered that sand application
be heard al a special terra OF sad court. TO be
held az the probate office m the city OF Narito-
voc, in said county, on Tuesday. the sd day Of
April \. 1859, at 10 o'clock. a. ". of tiut CAV
And II i tastheg ordered, that notice shall he
siveD 70 all paTSos Interested ID >;,id VIII Of the
time and place of said hearing. ty publ alton
81 4 copy OF IHGs os,.ec tho Fs,l.itnIgua Pilot
newspaper printed AKA published ii the cry az
Manit8woc IL said comfy. for three successive
weeks. once cSeA week, prior 70 the time Of such
hearing.
Dated Mach 2i. l. D. is.a
Be the Court.
EMIL EAENSCtI, County Judge.
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.IuRY DRAWING

Notice is hereby given that the list of jurors
for the June term of the Circuit Court for Mani
towoc county viii be drawn al my Office in the
city of Manitowoc, April q at O'Clock A. NJ
JOHN CHIOCPEE Clerk
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Farms Tor Sale in Door Go.

A fine farm 81 - acres near Stokes post Office,
having 15 arres cleared, balance hard wood tim
Der. and Ial!rga fran" house. log burn, aud an
orchard on H. and distant oue-i.alf mile frcm a
post office, store AUD saloon VIII be sold cheap.
Terms: One half tiDNE, balance On time
Have soy ra3 other farms for sale. Apply TO
Z. z. Cody. Sturgeon Bay, Door Co. WIS
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MAYOR ROCHE reinstated Captain
Schacck before'quitting Office. Setback
was removed solely for the purpose OF
securing the anarchist vote.
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manitowof pilot.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1859.

MINISTER Ryan will relieve General
Bragg about the middle of May.
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Address III. a. DAUPHIN,
or M. a. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. G.
BY OTdlnar. letter, containing MONEY OR
DER issued by all Express Companies. New
York Exchange, Draft of Postal Note. We pay
charges on Currency sent to us by Express in
sums of - or over.
Address registered letters containing currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La
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Grand Monthly Drawing

S1s4 Prizes amounting to........ 80. S. ,054 800
NOTIcE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to terminal Prizes.
SE For Club Rates, or any further information
desired, write ieglbIy to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with state, county, street
and number More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing envelope
bearing your fulI address
IN1PoRTA AMT
Address NJ A DAUPHIE
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HONEST HELP nor MEN.

first publication March T. 1850 No. %
AtTATE OF WISCGNSIN-IN OBATE-MANI-
- TOwOC COUNTY COURT.
Ia the matter of the estate of Christian Dit
mann, deceased.
To all II may concern: Letters testamentary
on said estate of Christian Dlttman deceased
having been issued to Nina Dittmann on the 9Th
dOy of March. A. d. 1889 and SIX months from
and after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors To present their claims for examination
dersigned Will. on the second Tuesdays of the
month of June August and September a. D..
1889, at the probate office in the city of Manito-
Voc, III said county, receive, examine and adjust
all claims. and demands of all persons against
said deceased.
Dated March 5th, 1885
Emil, RAFNSCH Coun+viJudga
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Statesmen

I'm LID
To solicitS or II for our reliable Nursery Stock
Salary and ESo1 Ses or Com mission 10 Successful
mer. Permanent employment. Special induce
merits to new men Address at once stating age.
CHASE BROTHERS, COMPANY, Chicago, III.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
THE BLAcKsURN-cHANoLsR AFFAIR.
Nobody Talking MI CHI. but Chandler De-
mics the ar Pulling.

mics the I ar Pulling.
WASHINGTON CITY Feb. 25.-With refer
euce to the alteration between Senators
Chandler and Blackburn, Friday, in a senate
COMMITTEES room, Chandler said Saturday
afternoon: u do not know how such story
could get into circulation There was a dis
agreement in commit se, 1t is true, and as to
its nature, SHALL at present say nothing
will say, however, that neither Senator Cul-
lon, Senator Platt, nor the clerk to the COM
mittee gave out one word of the affair last
night. / do not know who gave it out. That
there was an enorm ous quantity OF vile,
abusive language USED, or that was the sub
ject Of a battery, or that WAS even touched,
are falsehoods that have not the slightest
foundation
Faulkner said he would not affirm or deny
anything in connection with the matter, but
be smiled when informed that Chandler de-
MED that any assault bad been committed on
him. There is not the least appearance Of
any pulling having been done on Chambers
ears and they were closely observed by every
one who saw him in the senate Saturday.
Neither did be exhibit any sign of having
passed through such an ordeal
Although Senator Blackburn declines to
make a statement for publication, it is def
nitely known that In conversation he asserted
that be pulled Chand er's ear in quite VIC
lent manner.
Senator Blair, of New Hamshire, is report
ed to have said: "TheT may pull Chambers
ear, but they had better not try that with
ma y
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
That 6urpl1s.
From the Chicago Times.

rlou lne nlcd8o Times.
The Indianapolis journal, Mr.. Harris
sons home organ. says that "if the law
firm with which Grover Cleveland is
soon to connect himself has any surplus
revenue 1t had better look out He alb.
hors q surplus as nature does vacuum.
This sort Of smsrtness is accepted by
great number OF people, who lack wit
10 see the essential difference between
the business OF q private Arm and the
business Of government. Government Is
a pauper. beggar In authority. 1t cre-
stes no values, though IL may
protect them and by It's sta
biity Encourages industry. 1t tolls not in
productive fields. neither does 1t spin II
owns nothing Every man In govern
ment is hired man on wages. Govern
ment is entitled to and ought to have all
the money necessary for its economical
Administration and no more. To exact
from the people money largely in excess
OF such needs is grievously to burden the
people, and he is merely an honest chief
magistrate dong his duty by his fellow
citizens who, proclaiming that uuneces-
sary taxation is unjust taxation, recon
mends to congress that, an enormous
surplus existing in the national treasury.
it is meet and just that the revenue laws
be 90 changed as TO reduce taxation. To
fail herein is 70 be remiss in constitu
tional obligation.
A private arm on the contrary 10 in
business for itself. It's legitimate pur>
pose is money making. The more IL &C
cumulstes he better it Is of What IL
acquires over and above ito expenses be.
longs to itself. It 10 not a trustee of the
public. II gets what 1t can and holds
what 1t gets.
Mr.. Harrison as Q member OF a law
frm was entitled to make that firms bus
mess profitable and to appropriate to
himself his full share OF earnings, but
Mr.. Harrison as chief magistrate Of re,
public. supported by the proceeds of
taxes imposed upon Its inhabitants, will
be delinquent II he does not take exactly
the same course of President Cleveland If
he finds large surplus In the treasury.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25

JUsT over the line IN Wisconsin An un.
fortunate Benedict has applied for a
divorce upon the grounds that are, to
say the least. novel, remarks the Free.
port Bulletin He has been married only
I'VE months. but be says that they have
been long and weary months to him and
that he can endure no more OF them
He says that his trouble mainly arises
from the fact that his wife positively
refuses 10 cut her toe nails This Is a
most serious charge and II the divorce is
granted. 1t will be lesson to young
women, that they will do well to heed
This poor man says that he is SCARED
from the small of the back to his heels
by her. who only five months ago, FROM
ised TO love, honor aud obey him. He
has repeatedly asked her TO have her
toenais cut but she has turned a deaf
ear TO all his entresties. Certainly there
is nothing pleasant when one is sleeping
peacefully to have a toenail rake a man
from genesis 10 revelation, and any
jury would grant the request of the
plaintiff. Girls who ara about to enter
the solemn state Of matrimony, should
see 10 it that their toensils are cut, as
there can be no happiness whore the
nail which never sleeps, gallops at the
dead OF night when church yards yawn.
Mothers should inoulcate the virtue of
short toenAils into tho minds of their
daughters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
STATISTICS OF GOLD AND SILVER.
The Director of the Mint Gives Us Some
Interesting Facts.

The Director of the Mint Gives Us Some
Interesting Facts.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 25-The director
Of the mint has submitted to congress his re-
port on the production of gold and silver in
the United States during the calendar year
1885 The gold product was 1,G44,927 fine
ounces, of the value of s33, l75,00O This is
about the same as in 1887 The silver prod
uct was 1873, 632 fine ounces. of the conf
mercial value of S45 O00, 900, and of the coin
Ing value of $50, $4,000 This is an increase
| Of 4,515, 1877 fine ounces over the product in
1887. In addition to the product of our own
| mines some 10000 900 ounces of silver were
| extracted In the United States from foreign
| ores and bullion, principally Mexican. The
| total refined product of the United States
| was in gold III, SIT fine ounces and of sill
yer So, 12S, 698 fine ounces.
The average price of silver during the year
was about "a cents At this price the
bullion value of the silver contained in the
| silver dollar was $0.726; at the highest
price of silver during the year the bullion
| value of the silver dollar was 50 755, and at
| the lowest price, 80. los.
The government purchased 2S,920, 80:
standard ounces during the year, costing
S24, 49l $40, an average price of 81 cents per
| fine ounce The total amount of silver
| purchased for the coinage of the silver dollar
| since March !, 1873, has been PTS O07, $50
| standard ounces, costing S3iij, 09l AS, an
| average price of Sl.075 per fine ounce, or
| so 967 per standard ounce.
The value of the gold deposited at the
minis during the year, not including re-de
| posts, S4l 400, 40, or including side
ports, S4s, 794,99S The foreign material
comprised in this was 81 055 046 The amount
| Of silver deposited and purchased was 81, bl2,
| $50 standard ounces of the coming value OF
| Sal 1928, 973, exclusive of re-deposits.
The coinage of the minis during the cal
endar year 1858 was as follows: Gold, $751;.
$50, sos; silver dollars, .S3l 800 s33 subsidiary
silver, sLO34, 7'S; minor, SOL, POI; total,
s85 ,31s,6l5.
! The import of gold bullion aud coin was
Sll ,03l ,Sil, and the export S34 6l9, SGT, loss
| by export of s.S, 5S7, 726. The import Of sill.
| yer was S2l ,592 O62, and the export S29, S95,
222, a loss by export of IS, sos, 100
The metallic stock of the United State:
Jan. l, l,s9, including bullion in the mint
| awaiting coinage is estimated by the director
to have been-gold, S7o5,O6l,975; silver
s4o5,5 '66; total 4 Jos, 57s,7sl The stock
Of coined and pkper money in circulation
Jan. l, 1889, was 81 ,396. l06. liza, against ST.,
| 375, COB on Jan |. 1885 an increase OF
| SO, l76,l5l
The director estimates the consumption Of
| gold and silver in the industries in the United
| States during the calendar year 1888 TO have
| beeu-gold, Sl4 10000; silver, 81, $50 900
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
Sent Up for Hard Swearing.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2a.-William Walker was
sentenced Saturday by Judge Tuthilll to one
year in the penitentiary for perjury last Dc
tober before Judge Altgeld, when he swore
that some sixty Italians who applied for nat
uraiization papers were competent to become
citizens OF the United States He swore be
had known each of them for five years OF
more and each had lived in This country tina;
length of time. The Republican campaign
committee ascertainsd that Walker had re-
sided here only about sixty days and be was
arreted He pleaded guilty. The campaign
committee say they have some evidence tina
Will shake up some very prominent men.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
BISMARCK TALKS OF SAMOA
And incidentally Extols the Momaroh;al
Principle.

And medically Extol. the NIoIatc n; al
Principle.
LONDON, Feb. 25-The Times Berlin cor
respondent says: AT the dinner given by
Prince Bismarck to the members of the
lower house of the Prussiau Diet on Friday
the chancellor said he regarded it as an utter
imposstbility that the Samoan question
should have the eiToct of interrupting those
friendly relations between Germany
America which have existed for century.
The geographical situation of Samoa and the
imperfection of telegraphic communication
rendered it impossible for him to be RESPONSE,
bic for all the acts of German agents in the
Pacific, but the parties in the dispute were
animated by the best spirit, and no doubt
Germany's commercial interests would not
materially suffer.
Talking of the Inonarchical principle in
this connection, the chancellor remarked that
policy dependent upon popular currents
was a much more difficult ono than policy
conducted by the sovereign The latter
could withdraw without danger, or even re-
cede few steps, which was quite impossible
in the other case. Even lost battle need
not of itself shake the position of the sover-
eign."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Glowing to the
fact that bill applying the long -and-short-
haul clause Of the interstate commerce act
to the railways in the state was rather slow
in coming before the state senate, Senator
Bozsman, who introduced it, got it into his
bead that there was some influence as work
In the committee to prevent its consideration
so be offered resolution Saturday demand
ing its return to the senate and gave express
sion to his suspicious. Another senator said
plainly that it was evident something was
wrong These reflections We're aimed at
Brapaman, chairman of the railway COM
mittes and they made him wroth. He there
fore arose and said that any man who init
mated that there was any fine work" was a
common liar. His words were ordered taken
down aud tue resolution adopted
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
MATERIAL FOR A MURDER CASE.
A Couple of sTormons Who Overestim atsd
Their Powers Brutality Treated.

A Couple OF sformons Who Overestfm atsd
Their Powers Brutally Treated.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb 25-Mor7non mis-
sonaries have been proselyting in Lawrence,
Crawford, Harrison and Dubois counties,
this state They set up the claim that they
could make the lame walk, the blind see and
bring the dead back to life Two of them in
Dubois county, within thirty miles Of this
city, announced that woman of the neigh
borhood who had been blind for fifty years
should be made to see. The people gathered
TO see the miracle, but the impostors, after
working for half day with the subject,
gave up the case, assigning their failure to the
feebleness of the patient The poor woman
had been subjected TO such excitement that
she fell into faint, and at last accounts was
not expected to live. The elders were told to
leave the county by body Of citizens, but
refused.
While the elders were still exhort ing a
small crowd four men came in from the rear
wearing masks and in a twinkling pinioned
the elders and led them away into a distant
ravine, where they were stripped to the bare
back and received fifty lashes Both men
knelt and prayed during their castisatiop.
They were told that they would be left to
themselves until morning, but they would be
killed II found in the courty Saturday. They
disappeared Friday night and one of them,
Elder Williams made a journey of twenty
miles to Winslow, which be reached Satur.
day morning. He had left his companion,
who had fallen by the wayside, and he him.
self was in a half-demented condition and
perfectly exhausted. They were looking for
the other elder Saturday, but up TO after.
noon he could not be found. 1t is thought
that Williams will die from the effects of his
treatment and exposure
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
M,,rderous Train Robber..

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 25.-The south
bound express train on tie Southern Pacific
railway was stopped Friday night by two
robbers who got the drop on the engineer and
fireman and then proceeded to rob the ex.
press car Two passengers came up to SCI
what was the matter and both were shot
one, c. F. Gabert, being killed and the other
named Bsntly, being dangerously wounded.
The robbers only got about $500 and then
made their escape, though 2oO men are scour-
ing the country for them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
The CBmpaf IN of Education
Springfield Register.
IOOk IN this nipfura,

AsEwER PIPE TRUST.
PITTsBURs, Feb. 6.-Nineteen OF the
largest sewer pipe firms in the United
States have formed a combination. Nine
factories still remain out, but the or
gsnizatlou hopes to have them in before
long The headquarters OF the new
organization will be in Cleveland or
Pittsburg
tariff 10 the extent of 65 per cent. And
the manufacturers combine and dance
while the people pay the fidd+ers.
Then look at this picture:
TWELVE PER CENT REDUCTION.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-Superntendent
Smith has posted notices on the gates at
the rolling mills, stating that the wages
Tor the coming year will be reduced IL
per cent. The mills will shut down Sat
urday and continue idle until the scale 1.
accepted. The most unsatisfactory fea-
ture about the proposition is that the
company reserve the right to raise and
lower wages 10 suit themselves In the
future, just as the price of rails fuctustes.
This, the employees think, is asking too
much.
The Joliet mills are in the Bessemer
steel trust and on capital of 90, 900 900
made profit last year of 81 ,250 100. Six
hundred employees OF these mills were
forced into protective club last cam
paign. and carried banners inscribed
American Wages for American Work
men" etc. They were assured that IL the
free trade" democrats were defeated
their wages would be increased, or. at
least, not reduced. Tho above dispatch
shows how the thing works Twelve per
cent reduction and lock outl 1t serves
the 600 right for voting for Harrison and
the robber tariff.
The campaign Of education lie going
on.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-25
Ives and stayner In "a BAD Box.

NEW York, Feb. 25-An indictment,
charging Napoleon" Ives and his partner,
Stayner, with grand larceny, was returned
by the grand jury Saturday, SO that if they
should get bail i'll the civil suit they could be
Immediately arrested again on the criminal
charge. This is owing TO their operations in
Cincinnati, Hamilton q Dayton railway
stock year ago or so. A requisition has
been made on Governor Hill 10y Governor
Foraker to take tie prisoner to Ohio.