The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-11-30
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
Marshfeld has about II inches of sno

Marshfeld has about u inches of snow.
Waukesha county made $3.50 interest
out OF the deposit of its funds IN the
banks.
The estate Of Gov. Rusk is valued at |
$4,000. The widow Is given one half. |
The farm comprises 40 acres.
Congressman Stephenson has donated |
$1,000 pounds OF -four for the relief of the
destitute miners in the Gogebie range.
The diphtheria epidemic at Grants
burg seems to be on the decline. All
kinds OF gatherings are still prohibited.
A draft for $4,000 was received by At
torney General O'Connor on Monday
to apply on the Judgment secured against
Harshaw for interest on state funds.
The county board of supervisors d.
rected the district attorney to dIscon-
| tinue further prosecution of Baker G. E.
Cook. He has settled with all the redi-
tors.
|
day morning with two carloads of pro-
| visions and clothing. Local aid was
| about exhausted and the relief come
| none too soon.
The fire department at West Superior
has been kept busy for some time in an
attempt to subdue fire in the coal at
/ ha he oR st
have been moved.
| Ex-Gov. Swineford, when in Alaska
became interested in a oliver mine. He
recently disposed OF his interest in the
mine for 100000.
Attorney Williams who is defending
John B. Koetting, wants a change OF
venue for his client. He says there have
been threats Of lynching made not only
against Koetting but against himself as
we'll.
j. S. Looms left camp on Wednesday
of last week near Cumberland, and failed
to return since. As the temperature Of
that section was % degrees below zero on
Saturday it is feared he will not be found
alive.
Five hurglaries were committed in
West Bend on Saturday night. The
marshal on making his rounds at
o'clock Sunday morning, herd some
whispering going on in shed. He en-
tered the shed covered the men with his
revolver and, unassisted, marched them to
the Jail.
, John L. Sullivan the slugger appeared
, in theatrical performance at Racine on
Monday. A barber named Sarles who
q. was in the gallery, stood up when Sulli.
van appeared and challenged him to come
off the stage and fight. The poor fool
= was kicked out and the next day was sent
! to Jail for 80 days.
The city council of Milwaukee has
, done its share toward aiding the Mitchell
bank to resume. 1t will allow the city s
money to remain in the bank to be paid
in seven installments, covering 80 months,
the funds to draw interest at the rate OF
per cent, 100000 to be paid the city
the day on which the bank resumes. The
city concessions are dependent upon s.
per cent of the amount of deposits in the
bank being left there on conditions SINH
lar to those required by the city.
Two young men from Green county,
Will Mass and Ernst Mass, brothers
aged respectively q and 10, decided to
become robpsrs after having been held
up and robbed themselves at Clinton
vile. They hired horse and cutter at
Appleton on Saturday after having walk
ed there from New London where they
had robbed house. They proceeded
to the country and robbed farmer in bis
own house, though they secured only 81.
He fred after them and they returned
the fire but no one was hurt. They were
captured in hotel 10 bed and made a
full confession. They will plead guilty
and be sentenced.