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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-09
TROUBLE HAS BEGUN.

roacher- ia IehTini, sea H"inc robbi'd
10y !ncie Sans Coruin.
NIcloEA, T.. e., July ;. The eXcnr-
sion steamer Queen mas arrived at Nan
ano from Alaska, bringing word that
TWENTY-FIVE sealing schooncrs lying the
British tlag, together with the British
steamer Coquiilon, chartered to act ar
tender 10 the sealing fleet, have all pecn
gathered in bv Capt. Hooper, OF the
| nited States revenue steamer 'orWln,
for violation Of the nitcd States
revenue laws. The seizure OF
the Couuiilon leaves all the British seal
ing fleet in the northern waters with
out supplies. The toqullon IS DIS
charging all the seal-skins which she re-
ceived from English scalers and Is aisO
diecharging all stores which she WAS go-
Ing to uut on board the scaler7 Wnen
Can't. Hooper took her III charge. The
tuenty-tiyc schConcrs and the British
steamer were in the port Of ftchs when
the Eorw!n came into the harbor and
@ath red them all IN.
OTTAWA. Ont, July ;. 3.-premier Ab-
bot received telegram on saturday
rom the British Columbia Seaicrs As
soclatlon, declaring that recent seizures
OF Canadian sea!ers by | nltcd ST., "S
cruiser were Illegal, and asking hlut .
bring the matter TO the attention OF 10
imperial authorities.
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GLADSTONE MAY BE PREMIER.
Liberal Gains at The rolls Civ, Pr,,,;s.
of Home t:uIc

A'hef&t Gains at The rolls Give Promise
of Home EuIc
LoSpoS, July 5.-If the contested
elections Of Yesterday are an indica-
uon o. the ultimate result, the next
Parliament will be overwhelmina1y
Liberal, and Mr. Gladstone Nj
be abe TO introduce his home
rule Dill. Of course Yesterdays eie,-
uons are not decisive. 1t will take IN.
III thursday 70 tell the story of the hcr-
oHgh elections with ANY assurance, but
tie figures had now point To a
idal wave sweeping Mr.. Gladstone
INTO the premiership. If the results
continue To average as YESTERDAY. Lib
eral victory is certain. The battle has
not been won, bat it has been well be-
gun, aud Liberals everywhere are re-
loicing over the results so far
achieved. The total results are:
Elected, % = Conservatives, -:
Liberals, 50; Liberal nionists. :,
The Liberals have gained eleven
seats, the Tories two, and their allies,
the Liberal nionists, have gained one
seat. The net gain 1Cr the Liberal par.
y ls, the refOre, eight seats.
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HE WAS DISHONEST.
\ Newspaper Manager Who Lined His
~ .nf

\ Newspaper Manager Who Lined His
own Pocket.
CHICAGO, H., July IA case of sensa-
tional endorsement that has been going
on for ten years was revealed to-day.
1t appears that in lsSj Charles V
Whaiey became the cashier for the
I2 II92HIrppaJl and ND having gained the conf
to the uanagership iii lSS5, Fred ).
Ashley being placed in the position
as cashier One of Whaley's duties
was to examine the cashiers books
at stated periods. ON these occasions
lie invariably reported the books
correct and in proper shape. Last No
vember Whaley fell sick and ". \.
Hutchinson was appointed in bis place.
Hutchinson discovered that everyth NJ
was not right, and it is now asserted
that both Whaley ami Ashley had been
systematically robbing the journal and
covering up their peculations by false
entries. Experts have been going over
the books for four or five months, be-
gilnihg the Investigation with lSNi. 30
far discrepancy Of S2d,WM har been
discovered and the eEd is not yet.
Neither Of the culprits has as vet been
arrested. Ashley is not now connected
with the journal, but is said to be en-
gagged in real estate business in New
Work
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ny OF Plymouth, in the county OF sns

~~y OF Plymouth, in the county of sns
D0ygan.
Eighty-sixth District-The towns O.
Brookhcld, Menomonee, New Berlin. Pc
Waukee, Lisbon, Merton, OcOnomoW0c
and the city OF OcOn0moWoc, in the county
of Waukcsha.
Eighty-Seyenth District-The towns OF
Delahetd, Eagle, GeneSee, Summit, Mus
kego, Nernon. Ottawa, Mukwonago and
aukeSha, IN the county Of WaukcSha.
Eighty-eighth District-The towns of
Bangor, Barre, Greenfield, Hamilton
shelby, Washington, and the hlrd
iooTth, sixth, seventh, Eighth, Thir
t"en!h,i Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Seyent-
eehth and Eighteenth wards of the city o.
"a crosse, III the county of La Crosse
Elghty-ninth District : ihe towns of
Burns, Campbell, Pennington, Holland.
Onalasfa, the city of Onalaska and the
First Second, Fifth, Ninth. Tenth, Eley-
enth, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Nineteenth aud
Twentieth wards Of the city OF La Crosse.
in the county Of La + ssc.
NlnetiCIh District he towns of Bloom
ing Grovc, Fitchburg, Madison, and the
eIty OF Madison, III the county Of Dane.
NlnciE-tlrSt DlStrict-Ihe towns of Al
Dion, Bristol. thriSilana. Cottage Grove
(eerhcld, Medina, sun Pralrie, York. ana
the village OF Sun Prairie, III the county OF
Dane.
Ninety-second District-The towns of
Burk, Nindsor, Vienna, Westport, Dane,
Springfield, Berry. ROXberry. MaZomanie,
ifiack Earth, Vermont. Cross Plains, Mid
dletoA, Blue Mounds, Springdale and We
roma, III he county OF Dane
Nlnety-thlrd District THE towns of
i'unklrk, Dunn, Pleasant Springs. Rut-
land, Oregon, M0utIOSe. Perry and the
clly OF S.ought0n. in the county of Dane
Nnety-t0urth District The towns OF
Dale. Grcenyllle, Grand Chute Center and
the city of Appleton, in the county of
Outagamle.
Nincty-lfth Dstrict-The towns of
Black Creek, Borina, Ellington, Iiortonia
Liberty, Maple Creek, Osborn. Cicero
Name, Deer Creek, Seymour, kaukauna,
Freedom, Buchanan anu the cities of Sey-
m1llf and kaukauna, and the Third Ward
ol the city OF New London, in the county
of Oatagamie.
Ninety y-siXth District-Ihe towns of Til
Den, " hcaton and tie city OF Chippewa
Fails, III the county of Chippewa.
Ninety y-scvcnth DlStritt-Ihe towns of
Anson, Arthur, Auburn, Big Bend, Bloom
er, Cleveland, Colburn, Eagle Point, Ed
son, fiamDrau, i.afaycIte Lawrence and
Slgcl, IN the county OF Chippewa.
Nincty-eighth DiStrict-The towns of
Avon, EelOIt. Clinton. Magnolia. Newark,
Spring Valley, Turtle, Cni0n, village of
clinton, village OF Evansville and the city
OF Bclolt, in the county of Rock.
Nlnety-nlnth DiStuct-The towrS of
Bradford, Center, Fulton. Harmony,
JaneSVllle, JohnStown, La Frairlc. Lima,
Milton, plymouth, Porter, Rock, and the
city OF EdTcIton, IN county OF Rock.
one lluLdredth DIstrlct-Ihc city of
Janesviilc, IN the county OF Rock
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A LIN Err AGROUND.
The City of ChicaS" on the Rocks on the
British Coas:

LONDON, july 2.-The Inman Line
steamer City of Chicago, Can't Redford,
which lett New York June - for Liver
pool, is ashore on the Irish coast. The
steamer went ashore in dense 10.
about half mile inside the west head
of kinsale. The steamer ran her stem
into the cliiI within halt an hour OF hlgh
water. The sea was smooth and
The wind was moderate from
the southwest and light The
west head Of kinsaIe Is about
twenty miles west of Queenstown. 1t
is supposed she is grounded at q point
known as Batrel locks She i5 in bad
position, and from al that can be
learned at present, it is believed that ii
will be a difficult task to Get her ailoat.
The passengers and mails from the
stranded steamer were landed by means
of the life boats. The fore compart-
ment of the steamer Is full of water,
evidently the result of her bottom com
ing in contact with the Jagged rocks.
The weather is SO thick that the tugs
have not Yet succeeded in clearing the
harbOr and will experience consIdera-
ble difficulty III reaching the disabled
liner. The City of Chicago is an IRON
steamship Of 3.3S3 tons. She was built
in GlaSpOW in 1852
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rs,aI wreck on the waha-h.

Loc,H-soEr. Ind, July IA wreck
occurred on the Wabash, one mile east
If kallrr.s station, ii J. "'cio"t, last
night, which resulted III the deatA 81
five men WHO were riding on til" engine.
II Was an accommodation tram, and the
wreck wag caused by the Washing out OF
Il f-,ur-fcot stone culv"Tt. The killed are a.
{. r. Wilcox, tram master Harry Dun
lop. suurrInteBuont o! bridges; Charles
Helm. foreman oi bridge carpenters; ;
Engineer SHovev and Fireman Mares.
The engineer and fireman resided al
Andrews and the others at Perm. Iney
we're testing one Of the heavy new pas
senger locomotives recently purchased
L.. tLI.,
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have been introduced. MI Hail
Mr.. OSBORN. OF La fayCtt,s called t,r the
ayes and noes. but afterwards WitAdrcW
he demand. lhC chair dCclucd tina t,erc
beng 10 quorum present the moi IN to
correct tue journal could not rc enter
tanned. Mr., Nar,an Submitted q H. o!u
uon IN mpmGry Gt tho death tUIS laara2ug
of Capt. |. +. Carr. 0f NstilSIiilc. Mr..
Briggs offered Il IoInt resolution Tor - CON
Hlttco 10 wait ur0u the governor IL az
certain whc!hCT he had any further COM
munlcatIrn 10 make. Mr. iHrm"y re-
ported IIGm the cGWullitee on rI.oIl,d
bills that the appUriluHW"ut bill W}s c.r-
rcctiy enrolled. \ recess vdH Hen taken
TO | 30. When the Assembly recon- turd
Gov. Peek sent IN 4 message anuuTamIHc
that the Democratic appoitUnmcl bill
had been signed and deposited IN the otiItv
of the secretary Gf state. II WAS signed
''Gcorge w. Peek. and Mr.. Dodge Gbcu-
Ocrat inquired who this person. George
W. Peck. was who sent in this ronmUui-
cation. The message did not Indicate. \
message was received from the >CGalr.
informing tn" Assembly oi the appoint
mcnt of Il committee 10 wait on the GOV
ernor. McSSrS. krOgh. Cheney amd hIir
We're appointed i committee 90 perform
the same duties for thA ASS"mhl" ihrY
rttred and brought back the lurorma'l0
that the governor had 10 further go 0.aIuuu-
icatIunS 10 make. Assembly man Osborn
asked for the reading OF the journal Of the
last session. The request MAS denied
The speaker declared the Assembly at
iOurned sine die.
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ON T HE WARFATh.
bismarck, with "a Chip on Ills Shoulder,
Makes Faces st " ilheln.

Berlin, July 5.--The Hamburger
Nachrichten, one OF Prince Bismarck $
organs, has caused sensation with an
article headed The Opinion OF Prince
Bismarck" which was written III reply
to the recent threatening article in the
North German ttaZctte, the organ Of
the government. The article in the
2NaIitIiI iIirtUII ri,s.o i-traUv I,IcIIIaIu n
regards the comments as ridiculous and
viii not ascTt3e them TO ministerial III
spl.atlOn. Continuing: iii the minis
tcrs continue III their present parhs, if
the practical consequences of their
measures make themselves felt by the
country more than hitherto, they will
be Obliged to hear things of Il very diff
ierent nature from that Of Prince Bis-
marck's utterances in Vienna. When
the Prince takes his seat in the ReichS-
tag his criticisms will not be restricted
to those limits. If voices are raised in
Germany that carry te!onIolIS intent so
far as To imply the desire TO place the
German policy and the German army at
the service OF the English, anyone ut
tcrlng such Il warming against such a
course would naturally cause serious
YeNatlOn TO upright Engishmen. 1t
would be interesting in the highest de-
gree if an attempt should he made to
silence Bismarck. That such step
would be unwelcome to Prince Bis
marck We do not believe. lie would
hardly raise any objection against a
dramatic conclusion to his political ca
iecr, even if the consequences were
more serious to him than is possible ac-
c0rdin-r to the law
Prince Bismarck, the article says, is
Convinced that tine action OF the present
ministry l. calculated 10 bring about the
ruin OF the state, and that the ministers
are doing everything except CARRYING
on his work. Tie opinion prevails in
Berlin that Prince Bismarck is trying to
force Chancellor Won CaprYis hand by
regarding the North German Gazette
articles az merely expressing the edi-
tors opinion.
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Cyclouc IN PENNSYLVANIA

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July "a terrific
cyclone from the southwest struck town
this 'ternoon. The main building of
the Bethlehem Fair and Driving Park
Association was totally destroyed The
loss is $50,004. Lightning struck the
cable wire of the Pennsylvania Ic!e-
phone Company, and set the post-otiice
building, in which ii is situated, on
fire. The storm completely ruined the
bottling establishment OF r. ID. Saw Wtelie,
whose loss is $4,000. The stcePIc o.
the First Presbyterian Church WAS
blown down. The visible ruin about
town Is said to amount toabout So, 900.
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Grand Duke Badly HrOkp y.

81. PErERsBURG, July When the
Grand Duke NaIdimar, who is making Il
military tour of inspection in Noygorod,
arrived in Tcherspovedtz to day, the
door of the carriage in which he was
riding flew open, and the Duke, who
was leaning against it, fell heavily upon
the tiag-stones of the station platform.
He was rendered unconscious, and the
blood streamed over his face. The
doctors who attended him found, be-
sides the wounds and contusions On ms
head, disiocations of a leg and arm.
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Bad FIRE at EockIand. Mich.

HoUGuToS, Mich, July 5.-The entire
business portion Of Rockland was
swept away by fire yesterday. The
blaze started about II O'Clock in a
small dwelling. 4 high wind was
blowing and there was no means what
ever o! eXtiBgIIishing fire. Gurona-
CONS fire department was telephoned
for, but no relief or reply came. stan
nard Brothers store, Chynoweth's hO-
tel and meat market, the post-oftice,
several saloons, a Catholic church re-
Gently built and about thirty buildings
were consumed. The loss is nearly
$4,000, with very little insurance, be-
cause There was 10 ire protection.
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MICHIGAN TOWN BURNED.
Thirty Buildings IN r. land, Ontonagon
County, in Ashes

HoUGHToN. Nj, h July 5.-Word was
received this morning that Rock
land, in Ontonagon County, had
been almost entirely destroyed
by fire. Thirty buildings. in
rluding stores, dwellings and the Ma
sonic Hall, were burned. The loss,
which cannot at present be estimated,
Will be up in the thousands.
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CALLS FOR BLOOD.
A Canadian Mob Pulls Down and Tears
. an Ame riC.n Elng.

WHARTON, Ont, July 2-on the morn
ing OF Dominion Day the citizens of
Wharton were surprised to see the
stars and stripes hoIsted high over the
union lack on the premises Of the Rev.
&. a. 1eomans, Pres byterian minis
ter located here. It was by far the
largest ing floating in town, while the
British flag was the size of an
ordinary handkerchief. The citizens
became excited, ami called the
authorities attention to the matter.
Councillor Parker met Mr. Ieomans
and asked him 10 have the flag lowered,
or al least place the two flags on equal
terms. Mr. Geomans refused to do 50
and defied anyone to interfere with the
flag. About thirty or forty of the lead
ing citizens then marched to his house,
and a constable lowered the flag and It
was torn up by the excited citizens. \
band present played God Save the
Queen, ""uearts OF oak" and the Red,
White and Blue" The crowd then dis
pcrsed after giving three cheers for the
. 4
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WRECK OF A SMUGGLER.
Unknown Sioop Lost on the oregon
Coast.

PcRr TOWNSEND. Wash, July 5.-An
unknown sloop. bound for the lmerI-
can side from Victoria, B. e., capsizeL
,,car Race Rocks Yesterday. The bark
rutine Crocker observed the accident
but was unable 10 render assistance OF
account Of the heavy WIND. Inc siooR
Is taaasht TO be 9 sIaugg+af, as the Gus
toms aaIhoriiies claim TO hs{e ihiofiia-
Ii9a tha: she sailed fra victoria "a: !sss
!ags a..bs laden With soatrspsai chi
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Portion Of Hart!aHd. WIS. Burned.

HAErLANE, Wis, July i.-This village
was visited by fire last night, which de-
stroyed nearly half Of the buildings in
ii, but on account OF the cheap charac-
ter OF the buildings the financial loss
will reach only about $1,000. The build
inGs destroyed are: a furniture store
owned by 1t. l.. Sall-ch, the storeroom
occupied by II. Q. Olson and the base
meut by Ed. Olson as a job printing Of
flee. Loss OF building, - 900; II. +.
oiSon's loss on furniture Sl.5Db, insur-
ance >1al: I'll. Gl90n's loss, printing ma
ie"iai, etc, $500, insurance 800. Build
iugs owned hy ". Laughlln as follows;
Blacksmith shop, sou; paint shop, $500;
vacant store and hall, 81, 400; small
dwelling house, $500; stable and sheds,
5000; stable and icehouses owned by t..
L. Mount. Il OeG.
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HALF A MILLION GONE.
National Savings Bank Fraud ut Buffalo
of Huge Proportions.

BUFFALo, \. Y. July 5.-Startling
figures came to light this morning
concerning the National Savings Bank
defalcation. Only about half of the pass
books have been examined and the de-
falcation figures up to the surprising
amount of 1926, CSC. The revelation was
made this morning IN the supreme
court before Judge Hamilton Ward,
when Deputy Attorncy-Genera Iiofnan
made application for the appointment
of a Temporary receiver for the bank
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GRIEF LEADS TO SUICIDE.
, Man Accidentally Kills His Friend an
t.aS iaIS own Life.

LOUISVILLE, ny. June 5.-George
Renzer. brewery cmploye. accident
aliv shot ana fatally wounded Will
ann 0chs this morning., anu then
aHot himself dead. ihSy, "eIt
.-tha brewery owred by ochs. father
.n-Inw. ana rot 10 fouling with Benzer :
m.,rni. heu2cr pointed the weapon at
ari,s and said jokingiy, Look out, al
shoot YOU" Ine apon was discharE-
ed ssrGing tie ball through ocha.
brain. Benaer then ii terror ran up
stairs auI shot himself through the
I.yI
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the edge OF "a deep rayIne. near IaL.
and VIII afford excellent opportnnit;a.
Tor the students to indulge in bo1tinp
during the summer sea3oI and si,a,;,,7,
IN the winter. 4 large force of mn
have commenced work oa the bnild.
lngs, and 1t Is expected the academy
will be II operation by Sentcmher a
The girls cottage will cost ,35 900 ana
the main coIlege blildln.r So COZ
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FALL FROM THE CLOUDS.
Two Aeron.uts Drowned at i'oston end ;
Kernricr y. ally iiurt.

Bo,rox, July 5.-Prof. Gus \. Rogers,
4 professional aeronaut, ami his
assistant, Thomas tenton, we're
drowned in the BostOn har-
Dor Yesterday from their ba.-
loon. and ntIos Goldsmith, reporter
Of the Boston City Press ASSOCIATION,
local syndicate. lies at the city hospital
towering between life and death, with
the chances against him. The balloon
went up for mile ana was eaarieed sea
ward. The acrunaut was forced to rlp
the balloon. and the ar ship tell.
striking the water. Fenton and EoEerS7
were drowned Goldsmith was rescued
by a boat. nearly deaf
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INDEPENDENCE DAY VIC TINS.
Celebration Ksu-s. City Costs !"

Kansas CRY, Mo., July ,. III"
Fourth of July celebration here Is re-
sponsibe for the death of four persors !
and injuries to others, the result pf
which cannot be forctold.
The dead are: Henry Hoover, killed
bv a thrown bottle; Lite Leslie, killed
bv a stray bullet; Axtcli Peterson,
killed in a mock duel: Clara Waterman,
wears old, burned TO death. Injured:
Two brothers of Clara Ncstcrman Sc
verciv burned bv powder.
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IN A GERMAN PRISON..
American Citizen Arrested tor ins snlt.ni
Ike Emperor.

NEWARK, n. j., July 5.-tharles Mink,
Sr. saws that he has learned 10y recent
letters from Ebiing, War. mhurE, Ger
many, that Dr. TracotI Beck, Of Newark,
WAS arrested by the police TOR nsgng
disrespectful language toward the I'm
neror. He met y man thcf" VINO was
formerly resident of Ae Sark, Who
fired of America and went back 10 Ser
many. During an argument they
ouarreled, when heck used the AN
o1d Eeck yas Imprisoned. He refused
- take back what he said, and was held,
friends are trying 10 haze hlm re-
leased
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ST. IoSAcE, Mich, July 2.-Fire des-
troved the entire plant ot the st, Ignace
barrel stave works yesterday. ceu, pris-
ing .sYeIa! large frame lailding=. al
the mac4llaEy, vcssthes With y4<t
smaaI5o stayes. Ile iosF IS *I3,VvV,
Si,h no sfrufa.Ca,
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BANK COLLECTORS FLIGHT.
Trusted st. Louis Man Disappears with
81 600 in JasE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2.-Henry j.
Berg, collector for the Lafayette Bank
here, has disappeared, leaving a short
age of 5000. investigation shows That
II 900 WAS taken in small amounts, and
then last Saturday S. 900 was taken III a
lump. He is bonded for $4,000 by the
American Sutett Company. No trace
to his whereabouts has been d;scOv
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OrrgNwA, ia. July at Hiteman,
while Robert tnuis. wife and chUd
@e-e crossing Cedar CfeaE the porsee
and buggy were swept down Ehe stream,
aasi the entire party persisted.
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Blown.
Fortieth Distriat-Ihe towns of CasS-
Vile, Clifton. Harrison, Hazel Green.
jamestown, Liberty, Lima, Paris. Platte
willie. PotoSi smelser and Waterloo, IN the
county OF Grant.
Forty-tirst Dlstrict-The towns of Bee
town. Bloomington B0Scobel. Castle Rock,
AiIrnborough. A FennimuI", Glrnh3Fvn,
HE kefy & yUEc. Lancaster. Little Grant
Marion. Nuscoda. Nj. Hope. MllvIlle.
+. Patch Grove, WATERFOWL, Noodman,
WyaluSinG and WngEllie, IN the county
of Grant.
Forty second Distrlrt-The First and
Eighteenth wards of the cltg OF Milwau-
kee, III the county of Milwaukee.
FOrty-thrd DsStrIct-Eh2 Seventh and
| Thlid wards OF the city OF Milwaukee, in
tie county of NiiwaH.,rG.
Fcrtg-Iour;h DI1trlcr The Thirteenth
Ward Of the city Of NllW.ukce. ANA the
t0T OF Milwaukee, iii the county OF Mil
waukee.
forthwith District The Sixth Ward OF
the city OF Milwaukee, IN the county OF
Milwaukee,
Forfy-slxth Dlstrict-Thc Tenth Ward Of
the citv of Milwaukee, in the county of
Milwaukee,.
Fortn-seyenth Dlstrict-I'he Ninth Ward
os the city OF Milwaukee, III the county of
Milwaukee,
For,y-eIghth District-The Second and
Fiftieth wards Of lie ci,v of Nilwaukee
in the cor0tv of NIiIwauljne
Forty-nmth District The Fourth and
Fifth wards of the city Of Milwaukee, in
the county of Milwaukee.
Fift,ath Uistrtct-The Eighth and Six
teenth Wards of the city of milwaukee,. in
the county of Milwaukee.
Fltty-tirSt Distrlct-rhe Eleventh Ward
OF the city OF Milwaukee, III the county OF
Milwaukee.
Fifty-sccond District The TweifthN ard
of the cIfy of Milwaukee, In the county of
Milwaukee,
tifty-third District-The Fourteenth
Ward Of the city of Milwaukee, in tho
oouitt5 fi Nh" ,Etrc+ ThTT Tho sovortoon+,
WI .of tha c,t,. az SIiI,t9plyoa a1I tho
tnnt f I'tT aa 6aI- Crni nti"id i,i' anS
i,iii, en,ntT IF 1iIaInn anu
.iftr-t;tth Distrirt Nrhn towns nf Wan.
u,ataSa onI cr,ntijrn in ina connrv ~
M"tnSa anu ui'iI' me- III 'iio County %
vi iiift,l"i,,+b y Di.tri,+ Tho Ci+, of pa
c,na in fhr conntttrt Earino
IEIffy.s.ycnth nisfr.,t The towns of
pl,.i,,Im,n, ralaLnuin Never Nonnt
pi11taT,t Norway IarmanG nocLnSta,,
nttfd .,II V,rl,,';iin in ti, 'oI,taf
nac'na .'i u ''''' - '''0 00'''S VI
Fifty.eichth District-The towns of
Whitewater. lagrange. Troy. Fast Troy.
RInhmnnu smear Crprll Iafayettn Fli,,
bnrn and thn .itv of WnitnyvItar i, tho
"li VoIa;tS '''i' M '''
Eifty-yinth Dstrict-Tha towns of
Darien. Dpiayan Geneva. LYONS, sharon
Linn. Walworth. Bloomfield. Spring Prai-
rio ana thp CITY of AXE Geneva in rho
no,,ntI. nf Vyollyorrh
>,I.t5atb Distrint Tho town. of Conaor5
a.9i o., Mn NilfarJ - y7t'2,,'
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v ''.i " -, "ti'' ~ -, ~ u " -, 90
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:, nn'nt, f.tfnrcn,,' -
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