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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

ONE hears great deal OF the Monroe
Doctrine at this time. Peaple have an
indefinite idea that the Monroe Doctrine
WAS originated for the purpose OF giving
the United States an opportunity to
make a display OF patriotism occasionally
and to announce boldly that We can whip
all creation whenever the humor to do so
SEXES US.
Whether there is occasion to invoke
the Monroe Doctrine at present is q
question on which the general public are
almost wholly misinformed. England
has a colony ID South America and Its
affairs are England's concern, not ours.
II there has been or is attempted trespass
on the rights of an adjoining South
American republic that fact is not SUI
ficiently known 20 the general public to
Justify insisteut demands for the en-
forcement of the Monroe Doctrine.
The Monroe Doctrine had it's origin
10 q desire to conserve English
interests IN South America. Though 1t
purparted to be the utterance OF the
United States government, it was purely
an English measure, designed for Eng
lands good and dictated by English
sentiment. The iIpgoism which has
been SO prevalent In this country for
some time, has assumed that the Doctrine
WIS note OF warning to England by the
United States, another instance of disre-
gard of historic facts.
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NOTES FROM KEEL.

The coucer; given under the ausp s of the
success
Prot. Eile s. who Is now giving Instruction IN
vocal and instrumental music is q man of
strength In his line OF work. HIS pupils are
IN liking rapid ard substantial progress.
Philip Koehrins who for the rast few MOI tbs
has been employed in Milwaukee is home TO
spend the holidays.
The kiel teachers attended the ass Cation
meeting at St. NazisnE last Saturday.
The Kiel publ: schools close OF Friday for
Z mas. vacation
Tn" German theater at RaseDurg's hall was
pronounced the poorest of the kind that has vet
Iut II an appearance IN hlel.
Mr.. Edwin Hollenstei elmer has reached anott .,
mi,estone the road Of life. Monday eyrninQ
g was CLOTHED with parental dignities. Its d
Inc pound bahy-boy.
Ex Gov. D H. Waite of Colorado addressed
the people of kiel last Thursday night at REESE.
Qnlte fair aud ence and Is quite an entertaining
talker though more than 20 years of age.
He opened his speech with an account of the
wreJched condition of the laborlng classes IN
each Earopean country. India Egypt and the
Spanish American states. The same classes il
tins country have not yet, he says, fallen IA. low
IN the industrial plane as their less fortunate
nelghbors IN South America ard across the At
lan;Ic, because and only because OF our hyperion
intelligence, coupled with the fact the we dwell
on a soil of unbounded fertility. He fiuus AL
explanation for this general industrial degra
detIon II the hnIa 2iai systems OF the, different
counties, which at bottom, he says, are sub
stantaily the same. He believes Il continuation
OF the present financial system Will bring about
condition of economic decay, such as was no
Roman Empire, The present low prices h,
aScrIbeS to Il scarcity of money. Outside tn,
financial question lis chief point OF attack Is tn
present system of railroad management Witt
these reforms effected we sare to enter upon
career Of property such rs his not been wit
messed bytsny nation ct any former period O
history.
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WILL THERE BE WAR;

Nations do not go to war these late
days on slight provocatlOn. Neither
Great Britain or the United States, if the
sober opinion OF the intelligent class OF
either couDtry IS to govern, will hail any
STAINED relations between The two caun-
tres much Jess war Though the cor
responGence between the two powers is
all that courtesy could demand there is
yelled defiance IN il, and 1t Is difficult
now 10 perceive how either government
can recede from its position without the
hnmiiiating consciousness Of having suf-
fered defeat
We have been cultIvating kind OF pa
trIotIsm lately with which President
Cleveland seems to have become infected.
There IS no patriotism recognized unless
il breathes 81 war. That form OF diplom-
Gcy which is fortified by threat wins the
greatest applause. Those people who
think that talk OF war should never be in
dulged IN until all peaceahIe means fail,
are not the last TO respond when the ne
ces>Ity arrives. President Cleveland's
message Is an excellent one If the occa-
sion justihes IT, Bat it is premature ID
stating the last alternative. l. makes
arbitration more difficult and brings to
nndaserved prominence. these etferves-
cent patriots who think every request
should be made with the flag flying and n
gun at the shoulder.
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GENERAL NEWS.

James B. Pace, Richmond banker
has failed for 81 100000. He has secured
| the bank by deciding it real estate OF the
value OF S2SO,0O0. Pace had been I'M
fortunate IN cotton epeculatlone, and
friends whose paper be beld were unable
to meet their obligations.
The democratic national committeeman
Will meet In Washington on January 1t
to select the time and place for the mex;
national democratic convention.
The interest on state funds for 1895 is
| less than one-half what 1t was IN 1894.
A millionaire was killed at Berlin last
week by his insane son whom the father
| refused to have sent to an asylum. The
son in fit Of anger stabbed his father
with carving knife and then attempted
to Kill himself
A man named Schrop was found neal
| the railway tracks Of the Illinois Central
III Chicago last Saturday with both legs
crushed. He wac taken to a hospital
where he died. He was stealing q ride or
a freight train when brakeman COMPEL
ed him to Jump off with the result
| mentioned.
Wonderful finds Of rich gold have beer
| fonnd lately on the northern shores OF
Lake Superior.
Some practical Joker sent two pack
| ages which looked like internal machines
TO Pullman and Armour last Sunday
The packages were soaked 10 water ano
found to contain only mud and sawdust
Miss Helen of Chicago lately made 6
| donation OF over one million dollars tc
the Chicago University. She was lately
| left S70O0,0 900 by an uncle.
Chief Justice Snodc-aes OF the Ten
neesea supreme court shot Col. John
Beasley n a law Office at Chattanooga
on Monday last. Two shots were fired
the last intlicting flesh wound. A news
paper article was the cause OF the shoot
ing.
The proclamation for the admission OF
Utah as state will soon be issued.
1t seems to have been q genuine plot tC
assRsslnate Pullman and Armour after
all and not a practical Joke az was at first
supposed. The internal machines were
genuine and contained explosives OF q
most dangerous nature. The theory is
advanced that the man who gave notice
that the machines we're TO bs sent, is
himself the guilty party and that the
hope OF being rewarded for foiliDg the
plot wss his motive. He is now IN Gus,
tody but denies most strenuously that
be had any hand in the plot.
The PHILADELPHIA street car men have
struck for shorter hours and the right to
belong to unions Several employeS OF
the company have recently been dis,
charged because they joined the AmRlga.
mated ASSOCIATION.
Gov. Upham denies that he has con.
ciuded not to call an extra session OF
the Legislature.
4 collision between a fast express aud
freight tain occurred at Milton, Ohio
on Monday last. Many were seriously
injured but no fatalities resulted.
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Turner 0ls'. House,
WEDNESDAY. DEC. Is, '95
GynlnaStic Exhibition,
commencing at p. m.
P|undpriing Xmas Tree.
To conclude with
Social Dance.
Admission 25c. a person.
New Years Eve. Dance
New Year Eve. Dance,

First publication Dec. 5, 1852 No .76
IN PROBATE-MANITOwoC COUNTY COURT
L In the matter of the estate of knud Thomp-
son. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Mike
Hoffman executor of the estate of said deceas-
ed for the adjustment and allowance gof his ad-
mlnlstratlon account land the assignment of the
residue of said estate TO such other persons
by law entitled to the same):
1t Is ordered, that said account be examined.
adjusted and allowed at a general term of said
court to be held at the office of the County Judge
IN the city of Manitowoc, in said county, on
Tuesday, the 9TH day of January A. D.. 1898,
1t Is further ordered that upon the adjustment
and allowance of such account by this court rs
aforesaid, the residue of said estate be. by the
further order and judgment of this court assign,
ed such persons as are by law entitled to to the
same,
1t i. further ordered that notice of the time
and place OF the examination and allowance of
such account, and of the assignment of the resi-
due OF SAID estate be given to all persons inter-
ested by publication of this order for three
cessive weeks, before said day, in the Manitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper printed and publish
ed at the city and county of Manitowoc and State
of Wisconsin.
Dated Dec. 4th, 1895. %
BY the Court
J. s. ANDERSON, County Judge
q. e. c. ii. Sedawick, Attys. for Petitioner.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

TEE Urite1 States has lost one of it's
prrest and best statesmen 10 the death
OF Judge Thurman. He took part in the
'.;fairs Of public life feeling he had duty
Ia perform not an ambition to crafty.
HIS sturdy honesty was 30 marked that
il edmlrgtiou' of 1t his ability was partial
iy overlooked. The Old Roman was
an excellent man TO establish basal
principles for q popular form Of govern
nent, rs he had sincerity, studiousness
and habits of research. and personal ao-
vantage never entered into his calcu-
latious He left his mark upon the legis-
iatIOn OF the country as well as upon its
Jurisprudence. He was a man OF the
people without being demagogue, a
partisan without bigotry and a gentle
man without the prejudice of caste. The
world is the better because of the life OF
Snch a man.
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fered defeat,

Ire Sentinel Is inclined to be seyere
IN tho democratic members Of the com.
mlttee on apportlOnmeUt because Of their
protest against the bill approved by The
MAJORITY OF that committee. There is no
reason Tor csnsnre and no provccatiun
FOR yirtuOus Indignation in the action Of
the minority. As members Of that COM
mlttee they would be censurahle fer neg
lect IN not proSeatInSg bill which 10 their
Judgment would be faIreT than that to
which they refused 10 Subscribe, had the
committee been calie3 together with an
honest intention and for tie purpose OF
preparing bill 10 be presented at reg
ui2r session of the legislature in compli-
ance with the law and the constitution
under which It was enacted.
he stream cannot be higher than It's
source and as the purpose in calling the
committee together was bad. In acting
BgFeeably 30 that purpose It's work can
not be good. Il is as reasonable to ex-
pect TO pluck figs from thistles. Can The
Sentinel offer any satisfactory eyplsDa-
ton OF the change III assembly districts
IN this county other than party advan-
taEe? Can 1t approve, While making pro-
testatlora that TO undo a gerrymander is
the sole object of an extra session, the
visit of politician to this county urging
that & demand be made to go still further
IN punching tee democratic vote OF this
county 10 one assembly district. so as 10
make the other more safely republican.
than did Turner's first draft? AND how
will il explain. il fairness is the only ob-
] ct in Wow. the readiness with which the
change wGs made2
We, IN this county Judge the bill from
lis local features. Ii won't 40 20 tell US
that IN the north It is Just and es uitahls
aud that we must judge the whole from
shat we are told is the condition at dis
lance, not from what we know it is at
home. The Sentinel evidently believes
that dem ocratS are mot acting on the
square IN permitting themselves 10 be
robbed, bus that they should aasist the
robbers 10 Their work of spoliation ard
not utter whImper Of protest,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

THz people Of the west have direct
.,-rest 10 tue movement for a ship canal
injecting the O3lo river at PIttsburg
ia Like Erie. Pittsburg is the center
q great coal producing section. The
-.reporjation of coal to the lake board
e.. rail Is fully as expensive as It's car
e. - ty vessel to Lake Michigan ports
y tits one item alone there Is warrant
..r1r. "ogstrGcuCn Of this canal. What
.ea'i - thai the government shall
.n.raujet. h,, Interest u the bonds. ii
-rtsi that Ike sum total Of what the
eminent has expended through thf
'sflre IrG4 system in opening channels
,oes nco ezrped $1,000. When this il
rHararpi with what has been granted
-aII@a!s tie present request does not
&, IN unreasonable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

IHE country is Ia far more deplorable
shape because of Gov. Upham.s delay in
calling an extra session than because of
lalay 10 Secretary Carll3le's report. And
still the governor refuses to grant the re-
lief which would fiji a long felt want
about this time. There are so many peo-
pie auxiOus to vote ard have their votes
count y restoring good times And here
Is the governor luterpOsing dllatory tao
tics knowing we'll how much depends
upon promptness. Just as soon as the
Wisconsin Legislature which is next to
elect L. S. Senator is deemed to be re-
publican beyond raradventure, the
country Will get a hump on itself aud
grow like green bay tree. Just think
Of the prosperity sure to come from there
being 3 republican assembly district in
Il ~ cDuDty
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

PaEsIDsNT C!eveland's special message
.trcnrg ress on the Venezuelan question
IS prouourced enough to suit the tastes
: any one d4maLding vigorous foreign
policy. v hl!ci' i temperate IL language
i is iirm and clearly makes war the alter
nHtivc o. Ttfusal 10 arhi,rate on the part
~ Crest Britain lille Continuing to in
st up0n demands to which the United
Sra'es cannot accsde consistently With
he Monroe DOctrice. The sltnatIUn may
ha deemed a critical one. Bo. h countries
AIva planted themselves so firmly on
81 bat they deem tier rights aad which
seem 30 be ID COZ tIct that hostilities seem
to be the only outcome Of the situation.
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THE Plot learns, from what source it
Is not st liberty to state. that Congre s.
mar Minor Is perfectly willing that any
congressman from THIS s,ate shalt be
plHcsd unar the ceauittea ca Eiyers
and HaroerS IhH delegation has put
the matter before Speaker heed in that
shape ana The iuEEence Of e1 Senator
Sawyer WIS added 10 support III the
movement. But M promise could be Sc
cured ard il is doubtful whether the
state viii be represented on tha commit
tee at all 1ir, Minor r5p-Is the sae
pIcion that be Will not work as vigorously
in behalf Of the Nanftowoc harbor as for
any other III rEa state.
There a'a l-o applicants for position
on the River and Harbcr committee and
malorlty ot these ara OLD members. It
IS possible that seniority may place MIR.
Cooper Of Racine on the committee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

IT is passing s range how protection
woi ks. For need Is 1t Eog!ard Is ruinlng
rs, an II seems fn" need OF II we are
running England The protection papers
s,,.re rs that foreign competition IL
-lftfrg Tie English farmers. That
- nfry Of paUEer labor cannot compete
- - oVn soil with the american, but
TO-. IT can easily drive the native to the
,s'i i.ernuse OF the advantage it has IN
;t-f &. hlr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

JUDGE CAMPBELL OF Jackson Miss, a
distinguished iurist advocates the repeal
OF all laws prohibiting the carrying of
sill lot be obeyed by the criminal clas-
sas aud that 1t is denying the Law abiding
the privilege of self defense. The hood
tam who assails him is emboldened to do
Sc By the consciousness that bis victim is
at 4 dIsad vantage, being unarmed. There
is good sense IL these suggestions.
Barring accident, there IS no danger
gttendant upon tho carrying Of firearms
by reputable people, except to those
whom it is advisable should be 10 danger
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The Rand & ROemer HdWe Co.'s

trade in this line of goods is steadily increasing and
our present sales equal about load per month
We buy direct from manufacturers and are supplying
the trade with all sizes of pipe prices low
be made in Milwaukee or Chicago When in need of
anything in this line don't fail to call on us as we can
supply your wants at
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

The movement to raise the water Level
- tie lakes by means of dams Is rldlcul-
n ~ many cIvi; enQeneers OF note,
though the government engineers seem
tLc.iaed to fayurIf Tie level oiLakeErie
q considerably below that ofMlchi2an and
Il! erior and While there Is hardly any
p, c'ahi'' difference between the hight
} the head ana tie foot OF a lake, Lake
a,chigar'z level would rot be much
f-C;ted by the erection OF dams in the
over lakes l. is possible that narrow
: he chanuel would produce good re-
-,fl-s in time
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-12-19

ONE finas l',dIilicult to decide from the
appearance of the paper which Is in the
lead. the merit of the Green Bay
Advocate or its advertising patron
age, The people of Green Bay are to be
congratulated upon having such n paper
and IS certainly 20 be congratulated
upon being among such people. Verl-
~ Green Bay d0 move.
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CATARRH CANNON De CTREn

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, rs they
canuot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh IS q blood nr constitutional
disease, and IN o7Ier II cure 1t you must
take Internal remedies Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally. and acts direct
ly on Il h,n2i and mucous surfaces.
Halls Ca.aFr d C.rs is 90; Qualk medi-
cine. It vas prescribed .,y one ut tie
best physicians 10 this county for Years,
and IS regular prescription. Ii IS com
posed Of tie best taoics known, combined
with the bet b'aa8 purifiers, acting dI
reclly CA lie niue ,us surfaces. The per
feet combination Of the two Ingredients
is what rraiGces such wonderful gssults
In curing Catalrh. Send FOR testimonials,
free.
FL. CHENEY y co, Tol, do. o.
Is Scia by Druggists, zoe.
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ARTHUR RE1CHERT, City CLERK

IN CIRCUIT COUkT-T INHEBAGo COUNTY.
Harvey +. Hubbard, plaintiff Vs. T. C. Shove
defendant.
Notice il hereby given that under and by virtue
OF an execution issued out of and under the seal
OF the circuit court for WinnebHgO county on the
18th day of November, 1895 subscribed by the
attorney for tie above named plaintiff upon {.
judgment rendered IN said court on the 10Th day
OF October. 1875 in favor of the above named
plaintiff and against the above named defendant
l., =. Shove q erfIflcd transcript of which said
judgment vas filed and said judgment duly dock
eted IN the Office OF the clerk of the circuit court
IN and for hlanItowoc county, Wisconsin on the
9th day OF November 1873 at 10 O'Clock q. IN. for
the sum of eight thousand FIVE hundred and
seventy dollars and ninety cents SS570 g0J which
sad execution is to me directed and delivered:
i have levied upon and seized all of the right,
ute ana interest which the said defendant. T.
t., Shove had in and to the following described
lands on the 18th day of April 1892 or at any
time thereafter to-witj
Inc East ten and ninety one-hundreds 10-a)-
lcc) acres IN the southwest quarter of the north
and hive tjl IN section No twentyfour GA Town
nineteen GS) north, Range No. twenty sthree OBJ
east; and also the following lots in the village of
Nanitowoc Rapids: Lot five 81, Block four a.;
Lots ten tlO), thrice (l3) ard fourteen "a,
Block eight Isl; Lot twelve N2), Block eleven
| I'D; Lots mne 80 and ten (1G), Block nineteen
90; Lots one a.. two (2 and six 90, Block TWEEN
tyhree l25); Lots one a., two %. three (3i, ten
li0), eleven 0l) and twelve Q2J in Block twenty
five (25); Lot seven q i'll Block twenty t2T)
the following lots in the city of Manitowoc. to,
wit; Lot No. one III in Block two hundred and
twenty seven (2fl; also lots four a. and FIVE (5)
in Block one hundred and ten 1lG) and Lots seye-
- ard eight (s in Block one hundred and fitted
Ql5l.
have also levied upon and seized all of tfss
rIght. title AMI interest which the said defenda4
/. {. Shove had in and TO the following describe
lands on the 18th day of April. 1892 at any tiue
thereafter to-wit. The south half of Lot No. ffe
- and Lots six f6) and seven % and the MORT
three ourths % of Lot eight tS) in Block n:
three hundred and twenty-one (32D of the city 4
alanitowoc, all SAID lots and parcels of land benz
IN the county of Manitovoc and stats of Wiscot-
SIT. which shall expose for sale and sell as re
law directs to the highest bidder for cash at tie
front door of the court house in the city ar
county of Manitowoc in the state of WIsconsnn
on Friday the 18th day of January, 1895, at "
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. s
Dated At Manltowoc, Wisconsin this 27th day.
November. 1895.
HENRY SCHMIDT, Sheriff
jan9 of Manitowoc County, Wieconsi
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lFirst publication Doc. 70. 1s9s, No,

(FiIst publication Doc. 70. 1921 Ho.i
IN PROBATE-MA SIrowoC COUNTY COURT.
] In the matter of the estate OF Michael Lynn
deceased.
On reading ard fling the petition of f3artie
Morris of the estate of said deceased for the a
justment and allowance 4 his adminlst ration &,
count (and the assignment of the residue OF sa'
estate to such other person are by the law q
titled to the same):
1t is ordered, that said account be examine
adjusted and allowed ut a special term of sai
court to be held at the office of the county Judi
IN the city of ManItowoc. in said county o.
tuesday the 2and day of jar nary. A. D., 1866
II Is further ordered, that upon the adjustment
and allowance of suGh account by this court q
aforesaid. the residue of said estate be, by IL
further order and Judgment al tins court assig,
as to such persons by Law entitled to q
same.
1t Is further ordered that notice Of the tin
and place of the examination and allowance
such account, and of the assignment of the Il
Sldue of said estate. he given to all persoi
interested, by publication of this order for thru
successive weeks. before said day. in the Manic
voc Pilot weekly newspaper printed az
Published at the city of Manitowoc and state
Wisconsin.
Dated Dec. 18th, A. D.. 1895.
BY the Court
J. 5. ANDERSON, County Judge1