The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-28

should not miss it.
THERE has been a change of some kind
in the arrival and departure of trains
from this city. The change went into
effect on Sunday last.
THE Pilot is in possession of informa-
ton regarding a movement Of vast i'm
portarce to the city but which at present
can not be made public.
JELINEK, the man who killed tramp
in the jail last June, was convicted of
man-slaughter in the first degree. He
/ has not been sentenced yet.
( HIyRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
/ THERE has been some little difficulty
at the T. & P. NJ. docks between the rail
road company and the boats as to the
manner of transferring freight
AFRICA must be an easy place in which
I to secure wife. Paul du Chaillu says he
had 10000 offers of marriage from African
DANES and refused S15 in one day.
( TIE Kewannee Business Mems Asso-
/ citation sent G.. b. Byron and f. A. Duvall
\ to Washington last week to look after the
/ interests of the Kewaunee harbor.
/ The icemen and brewers are busy this
week storing up ice kunz Il Bleser have
/ a new device for unloading at the Ice
house which saves considerable labor.
\ The report that Henry Markham of
/ California was sick beyond hope of recov-
/ cry is denied. He had very severe cold
/ but is now attending to his official duties.
! LOUIS GRIMM of Cato had the thumb
of one of his hands bitten through by
| hog which he was aiding his neighbor in
/ butchering; the wound is quite painful
one.
GEORGE KoEHLER HASN'T said a word
in favor of ST. Paul for just week and
The Pilot is equally silent regarding Mil
waukee. 1t was a draw game, George,
and neither of rs won.
/ THE newspapers In which Schneider 4
/ Schneider of this city advertise are going
4 oadvance the rates. The crowds gather
ed in the store for the last two weeks
have been simply immense.
South Chicago offered the Carton Toy
Factory $4,000 to locate there. The
/ Sheboygan Advancement Association
then raised $4,000 in stock for the com
pany and secured It's retention.
The city council at special meeting
on Wednesday last decided to build
new bridge in place of the old structure
on Eighth street. 1t is to be completed
within 80 days after work is begun.
The committee appointed to take
charge of funds donated by the county
for the Worlds Fair is as follows Henry
Goedjen, Henry Wits, G.. B. Burnet, Mrs.
W. f. Nash and Mrs. G. W. Fechter.
CAPTAIN BLANEY of the Kilderhouse
had large marine glass stolen from his
vessel some time ago. Marshal Dueno
traced the thief to Milwaukee and secur-
ed the glass, the thief having sold it.
THE steam pipe of the steamer Osceola
burst at Frankfort on Sunday morning
and scalded the engineer so badly that
he died in the afternoon. Kewaunee is
having rather bad luck with her boat
REBATE.
The undersigned viii sell heavy over
coats during the rest of the season allow
ing rebate of 10 per cent on all sales.
G. HOVER & SoS.
GULICK GULBRANDsoN of Liberty died
last week aged 81. 4 brother living in
Iowa has reached the advanced age of 81.
| The deceased was one of the early SCI
! tiers of Liberty having come there in 1850
Gov. HENRY MARKHAM of California is
| lying seriously sick at his home in Sacra-
mento. He had an attack of the grippe
which soon developed into something
more serious. 1t is said he cannot recover.
HERE MARKHAM would have been luite
Flenient on Friday last TO any culprit
brought before him. He was feeling well
disposed toward mankind simply for the
reason that little daughter came to him
that morning.
". d. PARKER has been appointed a
member OF the board OF regents of nor
NAL schools in place of ". II. Chandler.
The appointment is an excellent one. Mr..
Parker viii probably succeed Mr.. Chand-
Ter as secretary of the board.
/ "MoSTRosE" is a Scotch name made
classical by the genus of Walter Scott.
We haYe now a station near the city of
Manitowoc which is called Montrose. 1t
is a side track near Two Rivers Junction.
just above the north River road.
MARGARErHE RAGNILD ToRRIsoS, aged
two years nine months. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Torrison, died on
Friday night of last week. She was a
child of loving disposition and her loss
will long be felt by the afflicted parents
THE Evening Wisconsin in copying the
. item from The Pilot regarding the
building of the largest steam boiler
ever built in the state, by the Mani
: towoc Boiler Works, gives some other
) place the credit of doing the work.
CAPTAIN BLANEY has been trespassipe
on the rights and privileges of clergymer
and justices of the peace in solemnizine
5 marriages. OF course. a layman car
: legally marry a couple but a justice d
the peace can have him fined for so doing