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Republican Election Successes.

PROVIDENCE. 4. l.. June 5,-The towns o
Coventry. crlns'on. Lincoln. Warwick, Cumher
land and Johnston held their elections yesterday
The results were to the advantage OF the Re
ouGlieans.
CHICAGO. June 5.-LAteS returns indicate IN,
election OF Carter Rep) for supreme Cour
JudEe In the Fourth Illinois District by i0Oo ma
Jority. The district has been Democratic for sew
sIal years by about 5000.
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EXAMINATIONS TOMORROW.
Jewish Theological Seminary Conn
mencement Next Week.

The examination of the Senior class OF
the Jewish Theological Seminary will
take place tomorrow under the direc-
ton OF the Board OF Examiners. Drs.
NJ. Maisner. F. DE Sofa Mendes. II. +.
Mendes, l.. Zinsler and II. Newmark, OF
New York: g.. Schaffer. Of Baltimore.
and s. Morals, OF Philadelphia.
Saturday the B~accalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rev.: DR.: Henry
Pereira Mendes. at the Spanish and
Portuguese Synagogue, In Nineteenth
street.
The commencement exercises will take
place Thursday, june IA, The saturday
following Rev. DR.. Joseph II. Hertz, the
6rst graduate OF the Seminary. Will be
induc,ed into office as rabbi OF h Con-
~greyation Adath Jeshurun, at Syracuse.
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DUE TO-DAY.
DUE TOMORROW
FOREIGN PORTS.
(By Cable.)
ARRIVED.

GREENOcK, June 6.-Arrived. steamer Mas
ARSolt. from New York.
GLASGOW. June 5.-ArrIved. steamer Milton.
from New York.
LIVERPOOL. June 6,-Arrived yesterday. steam
or Arizona, from New York.
SIGHTED.
SCILLY. June 5.-Passcd yesterday. steamer
yeendSm, from New York for Dologne and Rot
terdsH.
LIZARD. June 6.-Passed, steamer OLDHAM.
from New York for Rotterdam.
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BANDITS KILL AN AMERICAN.
Leroy II. Pritchnrd, of Michigan,
Loses Life in Mexico.

LINARES, Mex, June 5.-An Ameri-
can. Leroy II. Pritchard. OF Michigan.
en- route to the hacienda OF Francisco
Lor ez. was waylaid. killed and robbed
by bandits.
Mr.. Pritchard il said to have had a
large amount OF money In his posses
sion.
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NEW JERSEY.
SHE WOULDN'T MARRY HIM.
Miss Lining Demurs, and Builder
BARTLETT Must Pay 81,

Miss Lining Demurs, and Builder
Bartlett Must Pay $1,000.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. June s.
Sarah L. Lining Is a popular young
woman who moves in high social circles
In South Amboy. In 1890 she became en-
gagged to julius 8. Bartlett. a well-to-do
builder of H~ackensack. later OF South
Amboy. Bartlett did not keep his agree
ment to marry Miss Lining. and she
brought suit In this term Of court for
y, 1000 damages for betrayal under prom
ise of marriage and also for breach Of
promise.
When the case came up here to-day
In the Common Pleas Court. Peter w.
Stage, of Hackensack, counsel for Bart
lett. moved a non-suit. and then dra-
matically exclaimed: ,
III there Is M objection I would ask
the Court to adjourn for an hour while
/ secure a minister to unite this pair.
My client Ia willing to take on the nuptial
yoke!'
Voorhees, & Booraem. counsel for Miss
Lining. objected. So did the young
lady. She did not want to marry Bart
lett under the circumstances.
Then the plaintiffs witnesses were
heard. Mr.. Bartlett's counsel offered no
defense. The jury speedily brought in a
verdict for the full amount asked. Miss
Lining Is the daughter OF a Lehigh
Is the son of a newspaper man and was
left considerable money. She is twenty
six years old and Bartlett Is four years
older. Her child died In December last.
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ideptigine ! could perceive a slight change fol
ored. tho botter In throo months 1 felt almoJ
- A nhke . now person.
Mnlssste kns. MAGGIE I. BRANsFoRD,
"s" WeltaMsburu w. Va.
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baptist. in Conference Mt Newark.

NEWARK, June b.-The nfty.third ann!versary
OF the East New Jerscy Baptist Association.
composed OF the thirty. eight Baptist churches in
the northern part OF the State. Is being ce'e-
brated to-day In the South Baptist Church. The
services will last two days. T. l.. Marsh called
the meeting TO order. Rev, Dr. II. NJ, Luther
mado the visitors wclcoms. and an Introductory
sermon was preached by Rev, Or, Albert Foster.
u Rosoville, Rev. q. Il. Allon. OF Perth Amboy.
was elected Moderator.
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~Enliveping business.


From Good NeSG) rlErrt 70 ~
First Boy-Why did you throw that
dead cat into that yard fort
Second Boy-Don't say a word. They'll
think the hex door nelghbors threw Il
In.
"S'pose they dor"
my pops a lawyer. and ! want q
bicycle"
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suatchcd n watch IN the Crowd.

Matthew Hayes, seventeen years old. OF IS
Cherry street. was held In $500 bail In the rombs
Police Court this morning charged with stealing
a watch valued at IS from Heimuth sommer. OF
ISL Prospect avenue, Brooklyn. The complain
ant was in a crowd on Park Row yesterday.
wren he felt a tug at his watch. Looking down
hc saw the chain dangling. Policeman Flay says
he saw Hayes commit the theft.
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hoy Drowned wbf. nath,n9.

Willie Callahan, eigR years old, of Il
Hudson street, Jersey City. was drowned
last night in the Morris Canal at the
foot OF Green street. Young Callahan
went In bathing with some boys OF about
his own age. whcn he was seized with
cramps, and sank before assistance could
reach him. The body was recovered.
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NOT A WILFUL MURDERER.
Coroner's Jury's Verdict in the
Case Of Gen. HewstOn.

Case of Gen. Hewston.
(By Associated Press)
LONDON, June 6.-Dr. George Danford
p. Thomas. the Coroner for the Central
District Of the County Of London, held
an inquest to-day at st. Pancras upon
the remains Of George Burton. the timer
ant musician, who was killed on May 80
In Acton street. Gray's Inn Road. by
Gen. John Hewston. of California, who
thrust the point Of his umbrella into the
mans left eye.
The Coroners jury he'd that Gen.
Hewston was guilty Of granddaughter. but
added q rider saying that the Jury did
not believe that the wound which caused
Burton's death was inflicted wilfully.
1t Is believed that the finding Of the
Jury means that Hewston will eventually
be acquitted.
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Alleged Pin-snatcher Held.

a Thomas Williams who says he lives at fs5
rTtxth avenue, New York. waived examination this
uprnins and was held for the Grand Jury by
e lstice Tighe In the Butler Street Police Court.
William p. Rae, of the Real Estate
exchange, Montague street. charges Williams
ysth stealing his $3.50 diamond pin on the Bridge
direct station Of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
Saturday night last.
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Accused of Theft in Jersey CIT,

william II. Clark. alias "PoEcy." alias Sport
McKensie, was remandei In jefferson Market
Court to-day by Justice Mcmahon, Clark Is a
sneak thief. and is wanted In Jersey city on
the charge Of Grand larceny. lie was arrested by
Central once detectives last niEht,
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For dyspepsia and all other

For dyspepsia and all other
conditions resulting from con-
stipation. go by the book on
Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills CSC. Atdrug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co. sos Canal st. New York.
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WEKERLE MAY BE PREMIER.
He Conferred with Emperor Fran
els Joseph To-day.
Wekerle
lHy Asloclated Press.

BUDAPEST, June 5.-Dr. Wekerle
spent an hour this morning with EN-
peror Francis Joseph at the Royal Castle.
It IL believed hat DR.. Wekerle will be
charged to form a Cabinet In the place
Of the one which resigned. n It Is added
that he will submit to the Emperor the
names Of his late colleagues.
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Died in n TOmbs Cell.

Thomas Dolan, thirty four years old. a watch
man. OF % Morton Gtreot. died OF alcoholism In
a coll in the Tombs Prison at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
not save him.
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some One Robbed Her.

Johanna Walters, OF Woodhsssn. l.. L.. went
Brooklyn this morning to do some shopping.
hen called upon to pay for come goods In
echsier Brothers dry-Soods store on Fulton
she discovered that somebody had stolen
containing 81 and q check for $3.50.
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rolled Overheard While As,ee,

John coliigan. twenty-four, OF 1877 Columbia
Brooklyn, fell asleep on Roberts dock on
urman street this morning. and rolled into the
alter. He was nshed out by a couple OF watch
zen and sent to the hospital. lie recovered
ON the effects OF his bath and went home.
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Snenk-Thief Got Her Money.

Mary Papstort. of 20 Fayette street. Brooklyn.
eported to the police to-day that some thief had
nesSed into her apartments and stolen 500
her bureau drawer
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Chiid's Body in the Gutter.

The body OF a newly born male child was found
in the gutter in front OF sos West seventy-sishth
street this morning. II was taken to the MorEuA.
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BISMARCK REPORTED WEAK.
Hasn't Recovered from the Effects
Of His Illness.

IDy NssOcThttu FTtHa1
BERLIN. June 5.-Prince Bismarck
continues to decline to receive Populations
and Is said 10 be suffering from weakness
following his last Illness.
1he Prince will proceed to Varzin. his
Summer home. on June 10. His physi-
clans have hopes that the e~x-Chancellor
will soon be stronger.
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Beaver Falls. Pa. miners refused to allow any
coal 10 leave the tipplss for domestic
and all manufactures In the Beaver Valley have
10 ahut down this week for want Of coal.
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a % RUE DOWN. -

and "used-up" feeling Is tho first warn
ing that your liver isn't doing its work.
With q torpid liver and the impure blood
that follows 1t, you're an easy prey 20 all
.sorts Of ailments. DR.. Picrco's Golden
Medical Discovery cures evory ono of
tshem.
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Mount Morris Park Concert.


There will be music at Mount Morris Park
this evening by Eben's seventy-nrst Regiment
Band. Following 10 the programme: r"ssf 6g
PART KEY"
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The Texas was built at Dumbarton.
was 1858 tons gross, 32j feet 6 inches long.
sc feet 3 inches beam. and had a depth
OF Is feet 4 inches. Her hailing port vas
Iiyerpool,
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STEAMSHIP TEXAS WRECKED.
Lost OF Prepassey, n. r., While
Bound for Bristol.
10y Associated Press.

N1 HHvoNrHtcH TTesaT
ST. JOHNS. N. F., June THE steam
ship Texas, with a general cargo and a
decklcad OF cattle. vas wrecked last
night of Prepassey. She was bound from
Montreal for Bristol.
The Texas was q British vessel. and
belonged to the Dominion line. She was
long in the trade between Montreal and
Bristol. She left Montreal May 80 under
command OF Capt. Hunter. Prepassey is
a port OF New Foundland. eighty miles
southwest OF St. Johns.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02
NOTES FROM MAPLE GROVE

Miss Mary Nash of Chicago was tie
guest of Mrs. Matt Cayanaugh the past
week.
Misses Kate and Ellen Burke of Chica-
go, are visiting relatives N Maple Grove.
Mr.. Ed Kendall and family Of Milwau-
kee are visiting relatives in Cato. Mr..
Kendall formerly lived IN Cato.
Miss Blanche Hussey OF Kaukauua is
writing friends in Cato.
J. Il. Watt and P. Il. Quinn took a
trip through Cato, Liberty, and Mauito-
VOC Rapids last week.
Good pasturage is rather scarce in this
section, owing to the excessive drouth OF
the past month. Cheese makers COM
plain that the yield of milk is one third
less than in June.
Mr.. Brian Cornell is the happiest man
in Cato just now. Its boy"
Mrs. James Mullins Of Maple Grove
is seriously III.
Miss Katie f'innegan is visiting relatives
il Wayside.
Harvesting is progressing rapidly il
this locality. The warm winds of last
week have caused oats to ripen prema-
maturely. The grasshopper has alzc
done considerable damage to oats whicl
would otherwise be an excellent crop.
The competitive spirit of the bushes:
men Of Wayside is proving an excellent
thing for the farmers. Blacksmith work
is beng done at about one half the usua
charges. "GRovER."
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MARINE.

Kewaunee will receive an approprla
ton of $500 for fog station there.
The steamer Liberty which received
extensive repairs here at the yard of Bur
ger L Burger, left on Tuesday for Gree1
Bay.
The steamer City of Marquette is al
ways on slime. and leaves on time. and IN
consequence is working up a nice passen-
ger trade.
4 small boat supposed to be the Glad
IIdlngs, was sunk in a collision with tie
whaleback, the Pathfinder, in Detroit
river on Sunday. The boat went down
instantly after having been struck.
The Glad Tidings which was sunk in
Detroit river on Sunday last was built
by James Butler of this city. She was
not gospel ship at the time of the sink
ing. Captain Bundy had sold her and
purchased a steam yacht.
A large number of very large coalers
are arriving here every week now. Tie
coal docks were pretty we'll cleaned out
during the period OF shortage of coal this
summer. Masters of steamers say they
can get unloaQed here as quickly as at
any other point.
The water continues to be very high IN
the ManitOwoc river. fully twelve inches
higher than it was at any time last year
A sir gular feature of the lake is, accord
Ing to sailors, that we have high water
every seventh year and this without
regard 10 rainfall.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. NJ. H. Murphy is visiting in Two
Rivers this week.
P. ). Schroeder of Two Rivers, was III
the city on Monday.
Ed Schultz is spending a weeks va
cation in Milwaukee.
Geo. Bissel is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II.
f. Liebenow this week.
Mrs. ". f. White and daughter of
Amigo are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Fred Becker Of Sheboygan is VS.
iting friends in the city this week.
Miss Clara Johnston of Mllwauk ee is
VISITING her sister. Mrs. Robt. Markham.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Clark of Chicago
are visiting with NJ. and Mrs. John A.
Smith
Rev. Mr.. Wharton, Of Beaver Dam, is
spending portion Of Of his vacation in
the city.
Miss Leila E. COLON, from Berrien
Springs Mich, is visiting her friend Mrs
l. NJ. Kellogg.
Mrs. Geo. Patchen and Miss Erma
Rand were visiting Mrs. J. S. Villas at
kaukauna last week.
j. Y. LuIn of Sheboygan, d travelling
man who has an army of friends here, was
in the city on Tuesday.
w. A. Walker was at the Lakeside
House on Tuesday, visiting his family
who are spending portion of the sum.
mer there.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Robinson of Green
Bay returned to their home on Tuesday
They had been visiting Mrs. Cooper fora
a few days.
c. A. knudson Is now in the employ
ment of the Frost Seating Co, of Sheboy-
gan. He will soon take up his residence
in that city.
/ L. c, SengIaub returned from Denver
on Saturday last. II is reported that
+ while there pickpocket secured por-
/ of Louis wealth.
! Henry Goedjen, chairman of the coun-
/ ty board was IN the city on Saturday last
and announced his intention OF being a
candidate for county treasurer.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Markham returned
from their visit to Michigan yesterday
morning. Mr.. Markham improved the
| opportunity offered while in Michigan
to DO some trout fishing.
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GorrLIEB BERGER Of Two Rivers died
on Sunday last.
TaE Lakeside House Is becoming a
popular resort.
The city Is filling up quite well with
sumner visitors.
OuIrE an amount of real estate Is
changing hands in this city.
QUITE number Of Two Rivers people
were in the city on Tuesday.
The ram of Monday night freshened
M vegetation quite generally.
10 STABLE won the badge at the shoot
ing tournament on Sunday last.
HARVESTING Is well under way in his
county. Il is an unusually rly harvest
TnEJ. NJ. johnson took party of 10
excurslonists to Two Rivers on Sunday
last.
LIVERY stable keepers II this city are
said to have formed combine ant raised
prices.
GRAssHorrfRs are Thick as leaves in
yallambrosa." They are even invading
the lake.
The Goodrich steamer Ludtngton Is al
WAYS crowded with people making the
round trip.
TINS summer is an unprecedently hot
one. not only in this section, but through
out the world.
LANpRETH's pea pickers present pic
turesque sight when all are engaged at
work in large field.
YACHTING is growi ng to be q iavorite
amusement here. This Is largely due &c
the fostering care Of John Schuette.
MANY people IN this county have beer
lndiscreet enough to start fires in Their
fields during this period of drouth anc
high winds.
WHAT with his practice and building
Dir. Luhmann is quite busy man thes,
DAYS. III. Nash is likewise active Will
similar engagements.
4 number Of young men from this cit.
spent a couple Of weeks cruisingin Gree
Bay the past two weeks on the Thyrza
They returned on Sunday last.
II. KELLNER 4 Sous have their tele
phone line at work now. People desil
ing good square meal and pleasan
drive Will find that telephone a great cor
yenleuce.
The amount of building going on l
thss city this season, Is surprise to ever
one, in view Of the hard times. which al
such more IN seeming than in reality
this city, ct least.
PRESIDENT Madison aud Secretar
Markham are busy these times wit
county fair matters and will have som
thing to say to the people through Il
local press from now on until the tin
for holding the fair is reached.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02

Il know an old soldier who had chronic
diarFhoea of long standing to have been
permanently cured by taking Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy,' says Edward Shumpik, a prominent
druggist of Minneapolis, MINI. L have
sold the remedy in tins CITY for over sew
en- years and consider it superior to any
other medicine now Cd the market for
bowel complaints" % and 80 cent
bottles of this remedy for sale by Henry
Hinrichs, Druggist. 30
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02

THE Torrison store binding is to be
enlarged this summer by extending it to
the river. a stone easements similar to
that in the post-offce building will be
placed on the dock. The addition Will be
only a story and basement. The front
portion pt the addition will be occupied
tie by Mauitowoc Coal 4 Dock Co, The
rear part will be used as the private office
OF Torrlson 4 Co. The brick building now
used by the Coal Co. Will be moved
across The road.
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My boy was .aken with disease le-
sembling bloody tluX. The first thing [
thought of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses of
1t settled the matter and cured him sound
and well. | heartily recommend this
remedy to all persons suffering from a
ike complaint, l will answer any IN
quIries regarding it when stamp is en-
closed. | refer to any county official s
to nay reliability. VIM. Roach. J. P,
Primroy, Campbell Co., Tenn. For sale
by Henry Hlnrichs, Druggist. 50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02
GIVEN AWAY FREE

The finest and latest design of Ne
Leans Swinging Rocker will be given
away free to some one purchaser Of a
dollars worth of furniture or saddlery
bought for cash from the undersigned
The more goods you purchase the more
likely you are to receive the rocker. [
carry full line of saddiery and furniture
and will not be undersold by any other
dealer. Jos. PREFER,
aug2 4l5 Washington St.
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THE city council has finally reached an
ordinance for building within the fire
limits which promises to be just the thing
needed. A permit is now necessary be-
fore building is 10 be commenced. Any
violation OF the ordinance is forfeit OF
the permit. And any peEsoa erecting a
BUILDING within the ire limits without
. permit is liable 10 a fine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02
CLOSING SALE OF LADIES
CAPES AND JACKETS.

To close out our stock Of Spring
and Summer jackets and Capes, we
offer the entire assortment at cost.
As these goods were bought original
ly much below the regular wholesale
price. This sale means very low
prices to our customers. Call and
make your selections while the assert
ment is good. The styles are all new
BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHoLLANp.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02

A child of Mr.. Fischer of Franklin,
came near being seriously, if not fatally.
injured this week. The little one went out
IN the field and fell asleep. The father
was driving self binder and had almost
driven on to the child before he was
aware OF her being there. AS it was, one
o. her legs had the muscles torn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02
PRESCRIPTIONS.

Have prescriptions put up at Hinrlchs'
Drug Store where you are sure they are
prepared from the best material which
the money can buy, and are put up by
experienced, registered men only. Hin
richs doesn't employ any boys in this de-
partment, If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02

DURING the dog-day season, the drain
OF nervous and vital energy may be
cOunteracted by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla In purifying the blood, it acts as
superb corrective and tonic. and en-
ables the system to defy malarlal and
other climatic influences.
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,i lbITst pnpiication July 49, 1891 No. e.
| Ihoba MANfTowoC COUNTY CoURT.
l. In the matter OF the estate of A uuusta Tanh,

First publication July ~ 1891 M ~
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoT-yTy Corn, -
4 In the matter Of the estate of Auruste Tanh,
deceased. """ >
On reading aud filing the petition Gf Julins Lind
Hte9t administrator of the estate OF SAID dereas
90 Tor the adjustment and allowance OF his admI1.-
l-tratlon account (and the assignment of fha
ifslaue OF SAID estate to such other persons as
are by law entitled to the samel "
II IS ordered that said account be examined
adjusted and allowed at special term of LID
court to be held at the Office Of the count; in,re-
IN the CITY OF Manltowoc, in said comfy on We'd
Hesday the End dag of August A. D. lsg4
IL Is further ordered, that upon the adinst n,ans
and allowance OF such account by tins cor ~ ns
aforesaid, the residue of said e.,,ate be h, the.
further order and Judgment of this court. assign
ed to such persons are by law entitled to the
same. " I'll"
1t Is further ordered that notice OF the tim,
ana place or the examination and allowance of
Such account and OF the assignment of the resi
due 81 SAID estate, be given to all persons inteI-
ested, by publication of this order for threo suC
cesslye weeks, before said day in the Manitowoc.
Pilot weekly newspaper printed and published
at the city of hanitowoc and state of Wisconsin
Dated July 18th. a. T., 1894. :
By the Court,
+. +. MANSEAU, County Jude
o1hhil'I hlr"ah' AttSs, AugJ
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JUDGE SIEBEcKER, yesterday gave a
decision IN the treasury cases aud holds
hnehn and Baetz responsiblefor the in.
terst amounts to SlSI coo. The bonds.
men OF Henry Baetz for one term only
who are residents OF this city are Joseph
Villas, Richard KIingholz. Benjamin.
Jones, @. G. Barnes and Jonah Richards,
There are a number OF other bondsmsn,
SO that the cost to each will not exceed
5000 should the supreme court sustain
the decision. An appeal will be made
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-02
FOB SALE.

My farm near Branch village consistlr g
of SO acres, one half under cultivation, re-
mainder IN pasture. Creamery, stores,
school house and other things whose
proximity adds value to farm are quite
convenient. Good water on the farm.
2msept13 G, ID. LORENzEN.