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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01
v,T You g 9. think q This sl-as

When YOU do so, think Of this sue
ton: Mr.. Cleveland Is no fool.
Nothing was said IN either lettcr
concermg the platform Of any conep
ton, and rightly So The qro Con
which | desired TO present u Mr.
Cleveland was that he Is fully en- iptind
by the state Democratic CONVEX 1n.
/ think did that IN clear and ftee'lc
terms. And the question reco tp
every citizen. Which was the mt
Democratic convention? A cas- worry
similar 70 one decided at Chicaeo n
the contest between two Opposiny peio-
CATIONS from New York, ono repre4ant.
ing the ''midwinter" Tor the rerularl
convention; The other the Cant -s1sl-
pers, the bolters. In that casc a00i
was a contest over a "mnn and hi8
measures but urged by the con aiin-
parties ostensibly on account do
regulars having violated well 4b.
lished precedents OF the pItrty.
In that contest the 70 lr5"
were seated, just as the "regu.ag7 ~
Texas will be in the contest for teui1
hence. Let this fact suggest t f.l0
bhe minds Of all those suppo ar of
Judge Clark who claim to b. llsmO-
Gratis. Should you be so fort fafc
anu you do not and cannot exp o., '
as 10 even elect Clark governor fdg
next national Democratic COLI u.lor
would not recognize you, even t1su, 1ut
would seat the delegates Of the riil
Democracy OF Texas. As in tn cec9ut
New York contest, the question Ok the
man and his measures althossl ihr
convention might perchanc s8
neither, would not DO allowed as
Deuce. Let Democrats be caution pc
not do something you win eve a'pn
wards regret. The truth is you have the
inalianable right as citizen 10 support
whom you please for governor, but as n
Democrat you have not the least right
to vote for any man for governor in the
year 1892 save james 5. Bogg, Walk
up like men and vote for him.
! never. as surmised by MIR. Matlocl1
in his interview, mentioned any per-
sonal service have ever rendered TO
the Democratic party, but simply
named my position AS secretary, and
used that position, as | should, in sup
porting all the nominees OF the Demo-
cratic party without regard 10 the
platform OF any convention. So long as
am Democrat it is either my duty
to bow Whenever a Democratic conven-
ton speaks or get out OF the party
party success is more important than
personal promotion.
1t is true Mr.. Cleveland depressed in
a portion OF his letter 10 commend my
personal "zealn etc, which l did not
expect; still he evidently recognizes the
win OF majority of the Democrats as
final, which MIR. jefferson held MS a fun
damental maxim Of the party and neces-
saiy in deciding all contests in the
councils Of the party.
Whatever plank he might dissent
from, yet that Cleveland recognizes the
regular convention as she state Demo-
cratic convention Of Texas. as all must,
| have now not doubt. This is all !
have TO say.
Very truly and respectfully,
WIN. II. MURRAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01
Reaches New York and Cor.
fers With the Leaders
OF THE SEVERAL FACTIONS,
The Auti-snappers Meet Again But Do Volt.
Ing Definite.
Whitney Says u Cleveland Expressed HimsoIi
He Would Favor a Third Ticket lo
Bring Out the Vote in
New York City.

NEW YORK, Sept. Dissatisfaction
Cleveland arrived here this mosnnl
on the steamer Pilgrim. About zoo
people were on the pier to receivl hin
Mr.. Cleveland was accompanied ny
Richard Watson Glider. editor ~ inc
Century, and Daniel j. Griffin p'
Waterfowl, N. Y. The EXPIRE ideut
was hurried to a carriage, in which.
with Mr.. Glider and Griffin, It sas
driven TO the Victoria hotel, WI gre be
will put up during his stay in tie slty,
The duration OF his stOppage de Is
NOT yet known; he will probably nsult
the Democratic campaign managers
during the day.
Ex-President Cleveland and N Cal
der breakiasted together shortly after
his arrival at the hotel.
Among the early callers tbs i0ro-
noon on Mr.. Cleveland was Wi Uu IL
Grace. Tho two had bi CON
ference, after which Mr.. Gracl l8iJ To-.
his office down town.
This afternoon all the meuhtr OF
the Democratic committee u aWn
called on Mr.. Cleveland ut tho Nicnpia
horel, They remained with MIN ovur
an hour,
Throughout the day and evt 1li 3 Ar
Cleveland held a reception, rh.th lid
not end till midnight Thropehmu tae
evening VIM. Q. Whitney raQal iaft
the room, but remained with na mn
terially aiding in the enterit m4nt of
callers.
To add to the interest which kept
Whitney in constant ate Hsa Tiis
the fact the action Of tho 4tae COM
mittee had been foreshadoH q tnl tha
f. L.. Vail d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01
pANM woNr FIaHr.
His Pastor, II Is Said, Persuaded Him TO
Plead Guilty


BUFFALO. NJ ", Sept, 90 Edward
5. Damn, who wrecked the National
Savings bank while treasurer and sec
rotary by stealing $685. 900 from the
institution and $4,000 which eN-Su-
preme Court Justice Daniels had placed
there for safe keeping, will be taken
into court tomorrow to stand trial ON
eighteen indictments for forgery and
grand larceny.
He pleaded not guilty TO those in
dictnonts last Monday and IL IS said
win ask 10 be allowed 10 change his
pleu 10 guilty when be come5 uP on
trial.
Damn up TO few days ago fully in
tended 70 make u stubborn light, and
has spent several weeks going over the
old books OF the bank making upa case
on which his defense. would be based.
But It Is said that the Rev MIR. Hitch
cock, OF the church Of the Aecen-
sion, Of which Damn was senior warden,
has advised him 10 plead guilty and en-
deayor to secure u short sentence Damn
explained his line OF defense 10 the rec
tor at length
"Your dofonse may be a good one, "
MIR. Hitchc0cl, Is said 20 have replied,
"but no one will believe what you say
Then. II Is said, Damn decided TO
plead guilty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

TOPEKA, KAN Sept. 30. After cons
sultaiiou from 3 o'clock yesterday until
1 O'Clock this morning lhe laudeia OF
the nllogod slalwat Democrats pre-
pared q statement for the press. declai-
ing for Grover Cleveland, and appoint
ing a central committees Of
TO arrange the preliminary
details Tor mass c0nVan-
ton. The position talson By the Anti
Fusi0nists has brought to direct isags
the fight bcswaen thom aHd thc Fusion.
ists. II has been virtually decided rot
puta ticket IN the field bat 10 turn
down and forever sQuelch Oid-tlmc Dem-
ooratic loaddrs BY defeating the com-
bination ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01
SPORTING.



NEW oRK, sept. 30.-Ncw York
Huu8 8. lits IL, errors /. Philadelphia
Rms o hits 3, errors !. Batteries,
lusioHnd Giving; Keefe and Clements.
lupr nalie.
CfNlIh,N ATI, OHIO, Sept. 30.-Cincin-
Iati Rui l, hits 3 errors !. Chicago
}gus hits "a, errors /. Batteries,
Cunhrl.n and Murphy; Hutchinson
ano kit.rodge. Umpire, Snyder.
rfrrauJRG, PA, Sept 30.--Pitts-
barg ,Ins o, hits, 3, errors A.. Louis
ilo Euns l +, hits >, errors l. Batter
ie8. Hht and Miller: Clausen and Mer-
dit dnpire, McQuaid.
BRQo IN, N. Y, Sept 30 Brooklyn
-Bula hits 3, errors 4. Baltimore
funs b Tits IL, errors 4. Batteries
Kennedy and Daley; Schmidt and
Robin %. Umpire, Lynch.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 90 Boston
Blln hits IL, errors 3. Washington
HtIn- &, hits o, errors .. Batteries
Nicb0l Kelley and Bennett; killen
anu se. Umpire, Burns.
Sr LOUIS, Mo-, Sept 30.-St Louis,
runs hits II, errors !. Cleveland,
ruls r. hits 0, errors A, Batteries,
Caulars and Buckley, Davies and Zim-
mer Umpire, Gatfney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

cnAvEsEND, N. y, sept s0--lspe-
rini Last day.
st race mile, Crotchet, won, Mai
n4il, second, Silver Prince third.
aJl 1914.
cond race, mile and 0ne-sixteenth,
Dolly MoCone won, Dagonet second,
rsmplo third. Time, 1891.
lird race, gi1 furlongs, Whitenose
son, Strathmeath second, Tormentor
1fd. Time, l:l4i.
)urth race, mile and q quarter, Cam
aDra won. Leonawoll second, The
nper third. Time, 2.0ai.
n 18TH race, five furlongs, Uncle jim
IN, Maid Marian second, Chat
looga third Time, l.02.
sixth race, six fuAongs, Waicott
on. Lallah second, Holey third.
me, 1;l5i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 30.--Loeal
forecast for Texas for tho twelve hours
ending at midnight, Oct !. Northeast
winds. fair; stationary temperature.
eastorly winds. Central Texas fair ex-
capt showers over south portion: station
AIRY temperatures; eaaterly winds.
Southwest TeXas showers; stationary
temperature; easierly windss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01
Springer Shows Protection
lists Make Us Wear shoddy
" EN QUA CLOIHES MIGRT BE
All Vol and Yard Wide Ba For Their
slIfshness.
Wore Wool Free sboddy sIaas Would Not 5s
nadO and Thai Accounts For the
MIX in he Protection Cocoa.
nut Justice Answered.


DEKALu ILL, Sept 9O.-Repre.
sentative Springer addressed largo
audience 90 this place to-day. He re-
piled 10 tiie interview Of Mr. .msiiee 81
philadelphia on the 10Th inst Mr..
Springer said, IA parts ~ stated Mt
Jacksonville. and repeat IT, that tho
official statistics furnished tho commit
tee ON ways and means last session by
Republican officials Of the government
showed tho sumo grade and condition
OF wool in the United States had sold
sor more than o quarter cent q pound
less on an average in The United States
dTing the past twenty-five years than
ia London. MIR. Justice has heen given
large space ia the press reports of
which dWnot COMPLAIN, in order 10 re-
luto my statement he Essays tho
quotations for domestic wool which
he used are taSon from MIR. Springer's
own report OF the ways and means CONF
mittee to tho house OF Representatives,
Isec page 81 report 50ll This
statement If uuo Us 70 quotations
OF American wool which Us given
In Mr.. Justiccs table ara substantially
ae those In my report, but the quota
tons with which these figures are COM
pared are not taken fram my re-
port, but compared with quota
lions furnished by that firm
and not BIZ an official source.
Now ! charge that on the luce of tho
table Of statistics which this tirm has
published, Il appears a comparison is
made first between currency prices IN
the United States and gold prices in
Europe and that during three years OF
this time our currency was
deprecated nv one time as
high "a 80 per cent and
second That The American wool quoted
WAS washed wool. while the Australian
wool quoted was New Zealand cross
bred wool In the grease and not only IN
compared with American wool quoted
The tariff on wool in,the grease ISL
cents a pound, and washed -, cents and
secured l3 cong pound, which shows
that the legal ratio Of value Is that
wished wool isworth 33 per cent more
than wool in the grouse.
Mr.. Justice says leve
procured information from sources rs
unintormud ON technical points AS l
am myself. This is a reflection upon
tho integrity and cApahihty OF the
officials OF the government from
whom obtained The lnlorma-
ton. They were uotlng upon
ihc responsibility oil SWORN ufA
lieei~ and although Republicans and
protectiGnisis and Ia lnyor Of mulutain-
ing a high tariff on wool cOuid not
afford to furnish false statistics oven for
partisan purposes. On tho subject Of
shoddy, Justice fails 70 state ihe whole
truth. The bill introduced which
passed the house Inst session
placed all woods on iho free
list and put tariff OF -
per cent on shoddy. The Mckinley
bin taxed secured wool 3l cents per
pound, and shoddy which Is q condi-
iiono i secured wo0l,s30 cenw Are our
manufacturers 80 anSious 20 use
shOddy thoy would pay % per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

PITTsBuRG, PA, Sept 3Q.--Corbett,
the champion pugilist, this afternoon
said: "rhere are really but two mon in
the world who have any claim TO fight
me and they are Chorley Mitchell and
Peter Jackson. Mitchell has done
nothing but blow for five yenrs, aud ]
don't intend 70 pay any attention TO
him while he is not In this country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

CINCINNATI, Quo, Sept. 30.-Flrst
raoe oven furlongs Revolver won,
l9rUonley second, Reta u third. Time
,1l
second race-Five furlongs Tim
Murphy won, Elizabeth second Surget
ttitd Time, l;02i.
Ihhd race-Ono mile. Tom Tough
won Major Tom second, Lady Useful
lhird Time, l:l2.
1lrth racc-Four and one-half fur
long Col 5 won, Our Maggie second,
Btanl Ellis third. Time, 0.J6t.
liNh racc-Fiye and one-half fur
l1lr Sallie r won, Foreman second,
Naney third. Time, 1901.
h race --One mile, Eolcm won,
Remd second, Banner third. Time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01
A praMbask On coaI.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept 3D.
Judge Ross, Of the United States dis
trict court, has decided the Mckinley
bin did not repeal the act 81 1855 grant
ing The right Of drawback Of seventy
five cents per ton on Imported bitumin-
GUS coal afterwards used for fuel on
American Steam vessels engaged in
eoasting TRADE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

which d white man is opposed By u
negro, Should Jim Corbett and chas.
Mitchell arrange IA match TO contend
for $40 900 side and the champion
ship the Olympic club win oiier just as
largo a purse II not larger than any
other club or the club will be- willing
TO offer abig purse for Jim HAL and
Bob Fltzsimmons TO contend for Ia Feb
ruary during the mardi-gras.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

NEW York, Sept 81 Tho Anti
snappers mst tonight b bear Ihe
report OF the committee ppo'p1a y
confer with the national Dendflatie
committee, relative to the mo rAae-
tive method 70 further the at-ilo i
the national Democratic hcfe lte
general sentiment OF the 1fera IfF-
ers favored putting forth tAuc af
ticket, nothing dehnitei however Na9
determined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

PrrrspuRG, PA, Sept 30.--Thomas
McCaiieiy prominent real estate
agent Of this city and brother Of Dom
mick McCaiIory, has deposited $1,000
with the Dispatch us n forfeit that
James j. Corbett cannot make good his
assertion that he could knock Domi-
nick McCaHery out in four rounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

GALLroLIs. o.. Sept 30.-Mrs.
james Pike, who lives across the river,
became incensed yesterday az a remark
made BY q ne!ghbor Chnros Bippers,
and taking shot gun went 20 his
house and killed his two childroa,
playing In tho front yard. She waa ar
rested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

SAN Francisco, Sept. 30.--Young
Mitchell, formerly middle-woight
champion OF the Pacific coast, but who
retired from the ring year ago, has
issued a challenge to fight Alex Greg
gins at l5l pounds for 5000 q side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

SEw York, Sept. 3o.-Prosiaent
aries Nool, Of me Olympic club, New
leans, writes sporting paper that
lie Olympic ciab Will not Olier any
rse Tor Peter Jackson and Joe God
..rd % fight for, becaess tho Southern
A,oplo do moi ske TO sos contests IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

REDDnSG, CAL, Sc f.~t W
Smith shot his wife and ,lt nA cAi4t
threat al Nastella this nainlEs ~
child is dead and tlc Nenitr Rl nie
Smith Is IN custody. fo eas- e Aa
sigued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

DrINsMuIR, CAL, September 30 III
W smith was lynehed this evening for
the rDHes * his wife and child. lie
thaAieed laa efcad for doing il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

TERRE HAurE, Ind, Sept 30. To
day the record OF Mad S Gosh was tied
by S. A, Brown & Co.'S Belle Varoa aud
BY Vatican
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-01

WAsHN0ToNi sept s0.-There Il
no iruth IA the report that the pFesi-
dent has decic1d mot 90 participate ir
the dedication Of the Columbian expo
sition at Chicago.
, 1892-08-31
ekjendtgjorelse e.
FRA ISOlitiet.

Al LIE Hunde iere i Frederik-
SEsSsted's BY indskj@rpes det her
we'd linden lste September dctte Aar
at udtage paa Politikammeret Diet
we'd Gouvernemen cts Befaling al
Tide JUL 1881 paabudne Hundetegn
som skal beres at Hundene og hFor-
Tor eripgges S hfter den lid vii
enhver Humid iByen, for hyilken IN
tet Tegn er udtaget, blye optaget
o. indbragt til Politikammeret, hvor
den vii forblive i Gange "a Timer,
h,orefter den dr2bes med mindre
Eieren forinden indfnder sig o.
k1ayer Hunden tilbage, SAINT udtag-
er Hundetegn og erl@gger en- Mulkt
af IS 20 cents.
Frederiksteds PoHtikammer den 23de
August 1892.
y PETERSEN
, 1892-08-31
THE VISo
rs published Erery

Is published ErerN
90 Saturday.
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he f us are required to give 8 months NOTES.
wer1n@ OF Advertd@inT.
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~ vitLiul to advertise yearly, halfyrarh, or lnttteEl.
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H. ANONYMOUS communications; every arUcir MAJ oo
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n,creAnIuN agree with The opinions expressed ny the Wilu +,
" cuunUi uuutl take to return nor ptrottse rtIctJet NTH
sCn;.. Manuscript matter must oe Wr,iten oHil "a 1ht
AmC oI IT,, l3I,'.
MN AID despatch.
, 1892-08-31
r. PETERSEN.
Translation.
Publication.
from the Police.

N Ii owners ofdogs in the town OF
&sAFrederiksted are hereby enjoin-
ed within the LIST September this
year to procure from the Police Of
flee the sign for dogs prescribed by
Government Order Of 7th July 1881,
which is to be worn by the dogs, and
for which 8 are to be paid After
said time every dog in the town. for
which no sign has been procured,
will be caught and brought to the
Police Oh &C and detained there 3
times "a hours, when it vii be killed
unless the owner appears before to
reclaim the dog, purchase a sign and
paw a fine of 1920 cents.
Freaeriksted's Police Office the 23rd Au-
gust 1892.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1892-08-31
Acknowledgements

gAET bekjendtgjores herved, at
80 Skomager her af Staden fhv:
Detailhandler MATTHEW FABlO,
der under 23de d. M. overgav sit
30 til misunderstanding som
fallit, Days Dato after har erholdt
Beet extraderet til fri Raadighed.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix den 24de
August 1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-08-31
Acknowledgements

RET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
kast til Repartitionen / Boet
efter afg: Ugift HENRIETTA
ERTCHSEN vii blive fremlagt / en-
Skiftesamling som afholdes her paa
Kontoret ONSDAGEN den 14de
September d. A. Eftermiddag Kl. 2,
hvorefter Boet forventes sluttet.
Chri stiansteds Skifteret, st. Crolx, den 25te
August 1892.
MAXEN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-11-24
AMONG FARMERS.

Lantils are being raised in Kewaunee
county. Edward Barrand of the town
of Ahnapee lately sold a load OF
70 bushels and received for it S210.
Would it not be for the interest of farm
ers to experiment little with new pro-
ducts?
There are number of farmers in this
county who do not raise a busbel Of wheel
and who purchase all their honr. Flou3
is now kept in almost every country store
Farmers generally throughout this
comfy have completed their fall pillow
ing, though some have failed to do Sc
owing to the drought which prevailed in
the early part Of the season.
The raising of the saloon license il
Cato to S400 has checked the growth 81
improvidence in that town and now the
young farmers have got down to bust
mes and are doing we'll. II the saloon
license in northern Meeme could be rails.
ed to $1,000 many farmers in that sec
ton would have reason to rejoice. That
is now the boss bum section of the county
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-11-24

On Saturday evening last large dog
owned by Pete Endries WHO keeps sa-
loon on South Main street, sprang upon
one OF Ed Jules children The child was
first seized near the throat; this hold was
relinquished and the child was then seiz-
ed by the back of the neck. The dog
must have taken the head OF the child,
Who is only five years DID, wholly in his
mouth, as the scalp is torn from the
skull above both ears and there are sever
al holes in the head, the number being
are wounds in the back OF the head. DR..
Luhmann was called in and cauterized
the wounds.
The child was playing wit several
others when the dog put II an appear
ance. A woman tried TO beat the brute
off but was unable to do so. The child
would undoubtedly have been killed had
not a man put in an appearance and
struck the dog blow IN the head which
stunned it. The father OF the child is
still confined to his home with broken
leg and this new affection must be borne
without nurmur because a dog was the
agent. Had it been a man or a woman
who was the guilty party the town would
be agog and the offender would be in
danger of lynching. But 1t is dog and
people must remain quiet. This dog like
all others was harmless. But he has en-
dangered the life of child, as erysipelas
may set III. To say a word against the
dog is to earn the title OF crank. The
father and mother have no remedy. How
would you, dear parent, like to have the
head of your child chewed off by dog?
The dog has long been in the habit OF
chasing teams and thus became vicious
There are other dogs in this town which
will soon attack people, indeed they have
begun to do 30 already. People will soon
find it necessary to so armed on the
streets as matter Of self-protection.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-11-24
COUNTY BOARD.

The different committees OF the county
board kept wrestling with their duties
until 2:30 P. N. Friday Not much bust
ness was transacted during ne time the
board was in general session that after
noon. Supt. Patzer addressed the board
on the subject of Course OF instruction
examinations, stating that the work had
been SO extended as to be wholly beyond
the ability o. one man to manage SAD
suggested thai competent teachers be
employed under direction OF the superi8-
tendent to conduct these examinations
and thus enlarge their scope. 4 commit
tee consisting of Henry Wits, Pat Cahill
and Urban Niquette, was appointed tc
confer with the superintendent on the
matter
Reports were made by few specia
committees after which the board ed.
iourned to Monday at 2:30P.M.
On Monday the report OF committee
accepting county buildings was adopt
ed. Trustees OF insane asylum re
ported. Supervisor Wits recommend
ed that the number of trustees be re
duced from 5 to3. Reports of distric
attorney and county treasurer wer,
made. 1t was decided not to insur,
! the new county building. Board al
journed until Friday morning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-11-24
PERSONAL,

Mr.. AND Mrs. J. S. Villas were in the
city on Sunday last.
JOHN ScHUETTE was IN Chicago this
week on business matters.
Mrs. ". d. RICHARDS who has been
visiting friends in st. Paul returned home
this week.
JOHN KILLES of Cato left on Monday
OF this week for Key West, Florida, where
he Will spend the winter
M. Il. MURPHY and A. j. Schmitz we're
present at the democratic jollifcation at
Milwaukee on Saturday last
LOUIS PATSoDE returned from his trip
through New England and Canada on
Saturday last. He got rid of some of his
flesh on the expedition.