The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-05-10
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

Two new cases of small pox have brok-
en- out in Menasha.
THE docks at Menominee for the ferry
boats will be completed in 60 days.
Michael '5chwab, the anarchist spoke
at Sheboygan on Saturday last, but was
very mild.
Michael Fox, a drayman. was killed at
Prairie du Chen on Monday by his
teams running away.
Small pox recently broke ont 10 Prair
Ie Gu Chen. A man who had visited
Chicago was taken with 1t.
Thomas B. Reid of Appleton is quite
likely to be the republican nominee for
congress from the Eighth district.
John Mohr, while walking through
wood near Wausau on Saturday last, was
struck by falling limb and killed.
J. c. Thompson, cashier of the First
National Bank OF ST. Louis is fugatlve.
He looted the bank and then skipped:
Mrs. Dewitt Edwards of Honey Creek.
Wis, who poisoned her 10-year-old daugh-
ter last week, has been adjudged insane.
A boy named Robert Till was killed by
the explosion of tea kettle which he had
corked up tight so as to experiment with
steam.
Forest fires are raging in Northern
Wisconsin. The heavy winds during the
early part OF the week gave them great
Roadway.
A woman was burned to death at Mon
dow, this state last week while herding
cattle. Her clothes caught fire from a
pipe she was smoking.
Regent Turner is authority for the
statement that no normal school is to be
built at Superior and that the $4,000
bonus paid in by that city will be return
ed.
Three men went fishing on Lake Win
nebago near Neenah on Sunda, last and
had not been heard from on Monday. AS
high wind was blowing it is feared they
were lest
A Richmond, Va, G. A. r. Post has
| been victimizing northern Posts and
Commander Watrous has issued a note
OF warning against further impositions
OF that kind.
The famous Horizon marsh, the Eden
! of hunters. will be sold a. marshal's sale
| the 23rd of June. There has been more
| ducks killed on this marsh than any
where else in the state.
The jury in the Cadwallader case at
Madison were out thirty hours and failed
to agree They stood to for convic-
ton. Cadwallader was president of the
Superior National Bank which he wreck
ed.
Burglars do things up brown in the
neighborhood of Clinton. On Sun
day night tie store of f. d. Hall was
robbed. The burglars had team and
took $500 worth of goods besides lootlng
the postoffice.
The business manager of The San
Francisco Chronicle narrowly escaped
beng shot on Monday by politician who
did not like the course the paper was
taking. He went to the office to remon-
strate but Used a revolver in his argu-
ment.
Arthur P. Aging, president of the
Cream City Glass Co. of Milwaukee while
standing ia front of the company's office
on Monday night was shot by some IN
seen person. The bullet entered the
thigh. Mr.. Ayling had no difficulty with
any one and thinks it was an aimless
shot fired by tramp.
Il. Raymond received verdict OF SOL
500 against the city of Sheboygan and
Mrs. Keseburg. Ten years ago Ray
mond sustained injuries by beng thrown
from buggy. The accident was caused
by collision with a pile of dirt on the
street excavated from Mrs. Keseburg's
premises. The case has been tried four
times.
Quite serious shooting ARRAY took
place at Bear Creek, Richland county
this state, on Saturday evening. A feud
has existed for some time between a man
named Sullivan and two young men
named Hodges. 9he two latter claimed
that Sullivan had slandered their sister.
They procured a warrant for his arrest
and had themselves deputized to serve
it. They entered Sullivan's house where
we're himself, family and two men named
Schmitz and Dederich. Sullivan escap-
ed by the back door and then the Hodges
began firing, Schmitz was killed and
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