The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-07-29
THE MEMS.

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George Peabody has gone to White
Sulphur Springs. &
Recetpts fronlcustcns fromJ uly 10th
to July 18th, $500, 533.
Daniel Kelley has been arrested in
New York for killing his father.
Turner has been discharged from the
United States Court at Macon, Ga
Father Mcmahon has been released
from continent eht at Kingston, Ca.
The steamer japan broug BIT to San
Francisco one hundred and twenty Chi
neseSvomen. &
The damage done by the recent
Hoods in Appanoose county, Iowa, will
reach $200,o sas9 .
3 Commodore s. S. Lee, brother Of
Gen R. e. Lee, died at his home in Stat
ford Co. on the 22d. ~
The Canadian Press Association to
the number of l2O visited Oswego and
Syracuse Oh the 22d. a.e
Col. c.. C Hammond has entered on
his duties as uperintendcnt Of tEeUnion
Pacific Railroad. siaH s a0z-srl
Mcbride & Co. hit and cap store
in New York was damaged By fire on the
22d. Loss about SIS, 500. D. z5au =
A water spout passed over the Cen
trail Pacific road ON the ed, washing away
portion Of the track. s1aEL T1LzaT
-Adviccs from tie west for the past
few days represent the weather favorable
for the ripening u crops III
-Four negro men and two women
have been arrested at Memphis, charged
with killing a German priest.
R. d. Bogars, the deGaulting naval
raymaster, has arrived in New York
| from Galveston, in custody Of a marshal.
Prof Shaler, of Newport, Kentucky,
is in Boone county, digging for mastodon
bones for the Cambridge University
The emigrant ship Amiral, from Bre-
men. arrived at New York on the ODD
with a large number OF cases Of small pox
on board -as s.
William Edwards, a colored man,
was hung on the 23d at St. Louis. for
killing another negro at a ball III that
city last winter.
The Dent movement in Mississippi
and he viii receive the support Of the
| tObSSiHdtiNC 70 VI IA fsiiil -a .r- .H "a
The Custom House authorities at
San Francisco, seized over SIS, 900 worth
Of opium on a China steamer, for viola
ton Of the revenue. .g---a~es = 81
The Fenians held theirannual festival
at Buffalo on the 22d All the elevators
suspended business to allow their en-
ployecs to participate. 49,
VIM. A. Galbraith Of Erie, has been
appointed Chairman Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, by Senator
Buckalcw, President of the Convention
Official proclamation is made of the
convention between the United States
and Peru for the adjustment of claims Of
citizens OF either country country against
the other. They are to sit at Lima.
The steamer Cambria arrived at
Glasgow from New York on the 22d.
Tho amount Of specie in the Bank
Of France has increased 1000, 900 francs
since the last report.
The splendid AIdamas mansion In
Havana. confiscated BY the Government.
has been turned into casino for the off
GERS of volunteers
The total number of estates belong
ing to rebels in Cuba, which have been
embargoed by the Government up to.
the present date is ] 200.
Two citizens of the United States,
named Prensado and Cabius, who have
been in prison in Havana since Fe 9ruary,
and Gen. Gutierrcga, a Mexican, have
been released through the exertions Of
the American Consul General. =
john A. Rcbling, the well-known
bridge engineer, died in New York on the
22d, from lock. jaw. occasicncd by his foot
being j&mmcd while surveying the
grounds for the East River bridge.
An arrival at San Francisco from the
cod fishing fleet brings 10, 600 fish, and
reports the othervessels with an aggre-
gate catch Of 2I4, GOO up to July, ). u,
-Crabbin's wire factory, the Eagle
lead pencil company's works, and Barn
ard S hoop-skirt factory, all in one build
ing in Brooklyn, were burned on the I'D.
Loss SIS, 600
: The first rail on the Sioux City Rail
road was laid Gu the 22d. The track will
be put down at tie rate Of one or two
miles day until completed.
On the evening of the ODD. the pris-
oners in the jail at Hamilton. Ohio,
hochtu the turnkey uOWH ana atCGllpI
to relases Griffin, who is sentenced to be
hung for murder this day week. The
alarm was given, and the plan failed.
-Four prisoners who escaped were rear
rested. @ 7F
1t is reported that thelRev. Father
McMailen' will be appointed administra-
tor. OF the Roman Catholic diocese of
Chicago, Bishop Dugean restoration to
sanity being considered hopeless Father
McMullen viii probably be appointed
acting Bishop, and fill the vacancy. asi
Tho Toledo and Wabash difficulties
have been amieably adjusted, and all
suits withdrawn The Company will
only issue a million of new stock, instead
of four millions. This stock will be
equally divided between the eontonding
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