The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-07-31
Weekly News Budget.


The Iowa democracy seriously promise to
redeem that state from radicallsm. II
they can redeem Iowa, says the st. Paui
Pioneer, I'VE can Minnesota.
Il is stated that one-legged soldier was
removed from the clerkship of the ssna-
torial committee on mining, in order to
make room for negro. Reason--the SOL
der declined to vote for Grant. ba
The value Of buildings now being erected
in Detroit is 81, 74O, 600. =
Only four days were fit for planting in
the month Of May through New England
Two hundred persons are thrown out OF
employment by the burning of the Potts
town, Pa, nail and plate works.
A young man advertises in Boston
paper for . book keepers position, and
adds that he rs willing to black boots
A firm in West Brookfeld, Nassachu-
sets, who manufacture condensed milk,
have received an order from China for ST.
72S, 600 cans.
A Shaker settlement in Alfred, Maine,
numbers about 100 persons. They occupy
1000 acres Of land, and are very prosper
oHs.
A fascinating and Immensely wealthy
young lady is working. it is said, BY her
own choice, as common operative, IN one
of the large Mcriden, Ct, manufactures.
A lady in Washington square, New Y ork,
furnishes the best of character" to dis
reputable servants out OF employ tor the
small sum of 81.
Young Napoleon is fond of mathematics.
Mrs. Pendletoo is the daughter OF fran>
els Barton Key, the author of the Star
Spangled Banner"
VIM. Pool, OF Bangor, Me-, went away
al ~ 70 ha n
of Mrs. Pool. She followed William and
put an ounce Of vitriol in his eyes, and he
will never see again.
Mr.. Crane, Of Cambridge, Mass, who
vas arrested charged with numbering his
wife to dispose of her evidence in case OF
alleged fr udulent bankruptcy, has sued
for $50 900 damages On false imprlson>
nent.
Prof. Knapp, the ilustrious Heidelberg
occulist, and next to DR.. Van Graete, con.
sidered the most eminent man IN his spe-
ciality in the world, has sent in his reHg2a-
ton to the grand ducal government, and is
going to settle ia the United States.
The Chiffon Times says that jeremiah
F. Cummings was found dead In field
near that village on the 18th. The coro-
ner returned verdict Of death from con
gestion of the brain.
Two boys in Exeter, N. H., have been
arrested and held to appear at the next
term of the Supreme Court, for chasing
cow until she was so exhausted that she
died.
An exchange says that the girls in some
parts of Pennsylvania are so badly on tor
husbands that they sometimes marry edl-
tors, lawyers and compositors.
The navy yard at Charlestown, Mass
has become too small for the purpose for
which it was designed, and it is proposed
to remove it to Kittery, Me-, and unite it
with the navy yard there.
Eastern Florida is being laid out in large
farms for the purpose of cultivating fruits
and early vegetables for the Northern mar
kets. Jacksonville, the chief shipping
port of the Safe, is but four days from
New York by steamers, aad still less by
railroad. rr d
The residence of James F. Lane, near
Chiffon, was burned on the l4th. Its con-
tents we're nearly all saved. The Times
says that the building was worth 5000 and
was insured.
The Quakers, it appears from their annu-
al return, now number l3, lS5 In Great
Britain, 2,s9s in Ireland, or little more
than 5000 families in all.
"A western eultOT, III IeSpohSo W d ouo-
scriber who grumbles that his morning pa
per was inte!erably damp, says, that 1t is
because there is so much due on it. !"
The Jury in the New York Court of Com
mon Pleas, has rendered decision in the
case of Frank Leslie, allowing Mrs Leslie
alimony at the rate of fifty dollars per week
and counsel fee Of FIVE hundred dollars.
On Sunday afternoon the dwelling Of
Sebastian Noe, in the town Of Oshkosh,
was destroyed by fire. Loss about 81 500,
insured for 5000.
James Stevens, the Fenian, it is report
ed, has arrived in New York.
Trains on the Union Pacific railroad now
run TOO miles west of Omaha.
The Sheboygan Tines says that Henry
BENJAMIN, an employe in Hobart's saw
mill in the town of Holland, slipped and
fell on the saw, and had his arm badly torn
and one of the bones severed.
The drouth in jackson county has been
very severe.
One. fifth of the population of that part
of Algeria visited by the cholera has been
carried of by that epidemic.
9 In game of base ball, at Chicago, on
the 2lst, the Buckeyes, of Cincinnati, beat
the Excelsiors, 43 to %. Two members of
the Buckeye Club were arrested in the
morning for pocket. picking
Greeley says that Truth will cut. "
Certainly, but not from his mouth.
The latest labor movement-thc attempt
of the radical press to convince US that
Grant is statesman.
The New York Times is dreadfuly
afraid the majority Of the democrats in that
city will reach 1000 next fail. Seymour
will go over Spuyten Teyful creek with a
square 100000.
President johnson has been accused of
allowing an irritable temper. However,
notwithstanding the efforts of his enemies,
rhey found it impossible to put him out :"
The radicals would have it that, on
President Johnson's western trip, all the
enthusiasm was due to the presence of
Grant. Now Grant is going over pretty
much the same route, but no one swings a
Eat at him.
A Montreal clergyman has been fined for
uniting in wedlock widow of 49years to a
susceptible youth Of l6.
Cincinnati is worth in her own right,
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