The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-09
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

Kaukauna was visited by fire on Fri
day last The day was SO extremely cold
that the water froze in the hose thus
making it almost impossible for the fire.
men TO work. Three buildings were
burned-a saloon owned by Herman
klenmil a boarding house and building
owned by Henry Macdonald IN which
were -four and feed store, a harness shop
and dressmaking establishment.
A young man in Winnebago county
lately captured wild cat alive. He
climbed tree to secure possession of the
animal. The cat leaped to the ground
and was tackled by dog. While the
fight was in progress a blanket was
thrown over the combatants and the cat
was secured.
The Bark of Kewaunee building was
damaged by fire on Monday morning.
The family of the assistant cashier, John
Peed, who lived in the bask building, were
almost suffocated by smoke. John Wat
tawa's library was injured somewhat.
Sturgeon Bay has been showed IN for
a considerable portion of time. The stage
from Ahrapee has not been able to get
through for several days and the only
communication with the outside world
which is open Is by stage by way of Me-
nominee
Amigo although forest city has been
suffering from wood famine The high
school ran out of fuel and had to be
closed for short time until wood was
procured.
Sturgeon Bay found last Saturday
disastrous one. About o'clock fire was
discovered in Haney Bros warehouse
and spread rapidly until three buildings
were consumed,-the one mentioned, the
Opera House and the Peshon building.
The fire would have spread further but
that small frame building in its path
was blown up by dynamite, and the fire
then burned itself out. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
A series of joint debates have been ar
ranged between the students of Lawrence
University and those of the Oshkosh Nor
NAL School.
Henry Nevar boy IA years of age
was found frozen to death in snow drift
in Door county on Tues lay. A bottle
with little whlskey in it was found in
his pocket. 1t is thought he was over
powered by the drink and having fallen,
remained there until frozen.
The ice in Lake Winnebago is two feet
thick.
Piening as Assignee vs.. E. R. Smith. TAX
ell under advisement.
Emile Oestrich vs.. Carl Oestfich, Judg-
ment for divorce rendered and filed.
Cases of Richards as Assignee vs.. Piening
as Assignee were settled.
Fred Zeddies VS.. John Lawrence Com
plant ordered amended.
\. Piening vs.. f. B. Shove. Continued
for the term.
Oscar NJ. Torrison VS.. w. d. Richards.
Taken under Amusement.
Carl Hanson VS. W. d. Richards as As
signee. Unpaid taxes. Carl Hansen made
preferred creditor.
Walter Todd vs.. w. D. Richards. Claim
of Todd allowed.
H. f. Hubbard vs. w D. Richards. De-
PENDANTS attorney permitted to amend an
swer.
r. X. Paine vs.. ". D. Richards Per-
mission given to amend claim and answer.
A. c. Fraser vs.. w. D. Richards. Taken
under adyisement.
c. Backenbock vs.. w. d. Richards. Claim
allowed as general claim at sI,24S.74.
4 large number of cases, claims against
". D. Richards as. Assignee of the Mani
towoc Manufacturing Company were heard
by the court and not passed upon.
Falge VS.. Manitowoe County. Claim al
lowed.
Woeyfel vs.. Caddow. Plaintiff recovered
sos, together with costs.
Schramak VS.. Schramak. Plaintiff 10 pay
$3.50 Per week for support of defendant.