The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-01-25
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

pended July last will reopen next week. |
Clinton Fl. Bogart of Baraboo, proml-
nent man, was arrested on Saturday last /
for bigamy.
The Kaukauna Sun says the Sims not
in that city was by no means as serious
as reported.
The petition for the pardon of Rose
Zodolski has more than 1000 signatures.
The remonstrauoe has 200.
The petition of Rose Zodolski for ex-
ecutlve pardon will hardly be granted in
view of the opposition it has aroused.
The saloonkeepers of Sheboygan have
collected S24l among their own number.
1t will be used for the relief of the poor
Of that city.
Wallace I. Barrett of Racine was kick
ed in the stomach by horse on Saturday
last and injured SO seriously that his life
is despaired of.
Sheboygan is to have a glue factory.
The Advancement Association of that
city will donate a site to the projectors
of the enterprise.
John B. koetting the Milwaukee
banker was sentenced last night to
five years IN states prison and one day
in solitary confinement.
The Milwaukee banks refuse to take
city or county funds on deposit, and
pay interest thereon. They say they
have more money now than they can
loan.
Joseph Fisher, an employe of the Mil
waukee Il Northern, secured verdict of
$4,000 at Green Bay as damages for in
juries sustained in collision at Plymouth
last October.
William Wright a Milwaukee barten-
der was run down and killed by fire en-
CINE which was fastening to fire on
| Saturday night last. He was former
resident of Two Rivers.
Rev. Mr.. Hepp of Waterford is to be
arrested charged with responsibility for
the death of his servant girl. The men,
bers of his congregation have taken a
hand in the movement to investigate.
1t has been discovered that the county
undertakers of Milwaukee who are charg-
ed with the burial of those who must be
! inferred at public expense, have been SELL
ing the bodies to medical colleges, while
charging the county for their burial
Seven arrests have been made in
kaukauna in connection with the riot
on the occasion of Sims lecture The
persons arrested are VIM and Charles
Phillips, Henry Stark, Mike McCarty,
Nick BOdman, JOS Nelson and Joe
Louis. Their trial is set for January 26!
While several boys were coasting on a
street in Chippewa Falls, the bob collided
with horse and cutter ascending the
hill. The horse was thrown from his feet
and fell on the eight boys. Ore boy was
fatally injured and several had bones
broken. The boys were using the hill for
coasting by permission of the police.
Waterford, a Racine county village, is
in state of excitement over the death of
a l7-year old girl, domestic in the fam
| lily of Methodist minister named Hepp.
The girl died in giving birth to child.
| The father of the girl says he will hold
the minister responsible for the death of
his child and if the law will not give
him redress he will take the minister's
life.
Prof. Sims, an A. p A. lecturer deliver
ed several addresses in Kaukauna last
week. He was rather abusive of Catho-
lies and the last night he lectured, aIcrowd
collected and stoned the building in which
he was speaking. Sims was kept in the
hall until II o'clock. The sheriff swas
telegraphed for assistance and the gov
ernor was appealed to for militia. The
following morning he was escorted to the
train by SIX people armed with Winches-
ters.
John B. Koetting of Milwaukee was
found guilty of receiving deposits for the
South Side Savings Bank after he knew
1t was insolvent. This was one of the
worst cases of bank lootings in the his
tory of bank failures. It will be remem-
bered that Koetting ran away directly
after the bank closed. He was caught
near Denver and brought back to Mil
waukee. His friends went bail for,him
but he jumped his bail and ran off to
Mexico.