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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
The Acquital of M Farland.

The Herald makes the verdict fer Mcfarland IA
dict against the Tribune and says that "tho twelve
men who delivered 1t were but the exponents OF
public sentiment Jures have hitherto been sup
posed be opponents OF law. TIE Herald proceeds
to say:
~ plea Of justifaJe homicide could not have been
successful in this case; for whatever tue moral fla-
lures tie lavs does permit She taking of
lie except in se!tjlause Ii mast be said however
thag there Is some danger TO the supremacy oi the
law and the safety Of society If the plea Of insanity
viii procure acguta where there may be pr1nedita-
ton preparation take Lie II only the last
meHt frenzy when the act committed i to lee
siderGd. Tins IS point that courts lawyers, juries
and the public should not lose sight OF IN lie trial
OF Schies Tor killing hey- IN that OF Coe ior Killing
Niscock and in this OF Mcfarland popular sentiment
feeling proved stronger than the techuiclites OF
iag. Ia iact 1t very GEcu.t and almost :IPossi-
bio 10 convict Of murder in this country under
the circumstances Of cases like these
The Trjj10,e comments to paragraph, follows:
"'The trial OF Daniel Mcfarland having ended IN
triumph OF assassination over law, We print this
morning the sorov1u story OF her lie by the woman
whom the assassin made wretched Tor nine years,
then numbering the friend who dared to stand be-
tween her and the further qualification of his terrible
passions upon her otherwise deienceieSa head We
Geiy any or woman to read her arteSs narrative
and 4gog chat it Is tie naked trath. There may
be who VIII refuse confess it, but their cunyc
ton VIII ho in accordance with the Iia-tyred and
mothers painful disclosures Mr. Richardson's
ment which follows will need confirmation with
any one s-io knew him.
we had purpoSed review of what protested to he
tie tTa. CT the murderer, but rather trial OF all
Who had been III any way Unidentified associated
with his vctifa-wEcrein anything that could lie
made to prejudice them was allowed to be proved.
while everything that would serve to explain and
dispel the Gecsittnl appearance thus created was
slppresSed,-but 1t seems better, reflection, to
leave comment and criticism to others We have fall
faith thar the truth viii ultimately yindcate Itself
and that justice will be done to the memory of
murdered friend"
The Areaiag Post says such trial as that of Nc
Farlandis Of value in the furherance of justice
1t mockery Of law, and ends in the open defiance
Of government and in weakening the bonds of organ
lied society.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
Congressman Sawyer Declines e Re-
nomination.,



OSHKOSH, May 12-.The Northeastern of this after
contains a letter from Hon Phetus Sawyer de-
clinin to be candidate for Congress again this fall.
In the OF MS letter lie says:
1T IS manifest that there in the district many
able and sound Republicans for whose support in the
past am indebted, and whose friends were desired
to bring them forward, and in whose way do not
wish to stand Let the Republicans of the district
select any ot those distinguished gentlemen aud
ii VIII give great pleasure contribute nay best
efforts 10 secure his election"
G. o. Farng. of Berlin, j. s. Curtis of Green Bay !:
c. NJ Uphon, OF Shawanee and II. Davis, of Apple
ton, and.tlc leading candidates for the nomination.
The Fifth District usually gives from 5000 to 4,GQ0
Ea,,4s1,liron majority
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

THE CONGRESSIONAL Us.-The
Joint caucus of Republican members Of
the two branches Of Congress is to be
held next Monday evening in the hall Of
the House The call urder which it Is
ordered simply sets forth the general ne
cessity Of appointing Congressional
committee for the next fall election
canvass, and of specially providing for the
campaign in the South. Il is spoken of
by some Senators as very absurd thing
to suppose that an attempt will be made
to sttle the tariff issue or any other i'm
portant legislative questionin this caucus.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

"A correspondent vFitiag from Ala
bama recently, says: Attending court
few days ago, | found three negroes on
the jury, a white woman in 1heprisoner's
box. and uegress on the witness stand.
What chsnge within tea years
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

Congress has finally granted to the
widow Of President lincoln yearly pen
sion Of $4,000. We hope she viii keep
quiet after this, and not run all over tie
country finding fault with our govern
mcpt
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

By letter from the U. S. Pension
Department We learn that it is now de-
cided that where there are two minor
children. receiving pensions; and one out
grows the provisions &C the pension bin,
the other HIS an addition Of two dollars
additional must be paid from last July.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19


fully aiiirtuE lave btcu radically cgtea n 7nch great
Hugihes in almost every section o the country, that
the public scarcely need to be informed OF ITS virtues
or uses.
eInirs of race. Often, this unseen and onict ten
ant Of the oTeans unGcrIniues the constitution. and
invites the attack Of euseebling fatal diseases. vi y
out exciting suspicion Of ITS presence. as#h, 1t
to breed Injection throughout the body. ana
then, favorable occasion, rapidly dcFeoFe in
to other ~ its heous forms, either on the "
face among the vais. In the latter, tthercies may
be deposited in the lungs or heart or tanors formed
in the liver, IT shows its presence by erptionS on
the skin OF foul uceratiOns onsome part OF the BODY
Hence the occasional use Of bottle Of this 2+,v=u
Of disease appear. Persons afflicted with the follow
ing complaints generally find iumc Hate relief and at
*. Asaf2ecEs#'a SErP- q fc- 90 sss 7eF. SFs:s-
SeEEaT EsAt 22slr7izaa, ssfzs2f5 Head Gsf -a-
warm. ssEszfs G.ERS, sore E.lE7. and other
eruptCHs visible forms OF sScTDs.=i sPE7# disease
BRO .3-. q es2-d Disease, f#1z. +.sszSs-ssF,
= SEA - %sss and the various z.Se"Es5ss5 aIec-
syphilis or sS-zlcrsf2 and = rGz7 S7>t2
F>zzss.5 cured ~ il. though long tiiae Is re-
qrlire1 ioT suhdHs these obstinate n'aJeies 10y any
medicine But lolg continued Il e oi ti'ls medicine
viii the complaint. 9sCt7eEsEFes Fs-s, or
Whites. Uterine Ulcers. tjazaa, and S'c-
F,5&Eg Diseases. are commonly soon relieved and
ultimately cured bE it, purify ana iuv%oraiin@ Ell
feet Minute Directions for each found in
eso5z&. when caused ny denominations Of eNtlT92eoHs
matters ia tlIe blood yicid quickly 10 It, also azE@z
FEssEsgasat 0sa Of the Els g. and steZssls5 ice,
when arising. they often do. from the raniJiagt
posons in the blood This *. cas- zs'A 5<a z. I, As
is great restcrer for the strength and Vgor of the
system. Tho who are E.:szsEEl5Gi and s-5StEe@s,
EsosEaGEEeS +. Ese6EB5ssE.s. aud troubled with
SFzE-GsE3 pre- eoE3sG as or a'f:s Z'a- or any
OF the affect Ions syoTtonatic Of - "a k>tat'@ VII
find immediate relief and convincing evidence Of it
restorative power uGOn trial.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

Made Of Poor Tsg.sl, vg,isz-ey, Proof
ss.-ss'zza.- s2s.sl EsaGzzse R.tssg:or4. doctored
speed and swcctcued please the Taste called Ton
ics, AppeliZHrs, -BesoreTs, &C. that lead The TIP
vcr on to dIlrkeness and min. hut are true medi-
cine. made from the native Roots and Herbs of Cali
forIiia. free gT8zss ara 4&fcpzZeE5c EszEssasg-
ETEfe- They tire = 3 r. = 5s5SSSSEss E5E'.
E2gEEE5ES iassts E4E&ss GIVING EsEsESEz-
EsE4E, perfect HenOyator and Inv g0rat0r Of the
System carrying oil all poisonous matter and restor
ing the blood TO healthy condition. No person can
take these BterS according to directions, ud remain
long HuwtlE
sSEG0 VIII be given oran incurrable ease. provid-
ed the bones not destroyed by mineral poisons
other means, and the vital organs wasted bp-ond the
point Of repair.
Fer EEzzs;. zETssatos-y and Ceramic z2g,c7r-
s.s52l, ssE-fa EECEES, Esy=ssPg e=gE, EEs
digestion, &s.S50Es- EsczsIiseeE7f. and Es1-
FcSfzsttstSsf EoE@Fs- Diseases sS Bzse
EE3S4s. s4&EeE- "a ss4Eseya. and Bladder.
these Es2seeEs have been most successful. sitIcz,
EeiSesesar caused by y tfsstcss EsisbGEs which
Is generally produced by arrangement of the E9S-
sSegszg3 Organs.
Cleanse the Yitiated Blood whenever You find its
impurities bursting through the skin In Pinlples
ErHptuns or Sores: cleanse il when YOU find il oh
structea and sluggish in the veins: cleanse il when
it is foul, and your feelings viii tell you when. Keep
the blood pure aud the health of the system viii fol-
low.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS lurking in the sys-
tenn Of many thousands, are efiectuay destroyed
and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fevers,
these Btters have equal For full directions read
carefully the circular around each bottle printed in
four Ian gGases-Engish, German, French and Span
ish
J. WALKER, Proprietor, 80. Commerce St, NY.
L. II. MCDONALD & Coz
Druggists and general Agents San Francisco and Sac
ramento. California, and Commerce St. n. Y.
&0@sOI.D BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
1E-2-3m.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

9fA0 TO 9G15NP Per afoatt guaranteed----
- - - ~ cD1-JD Sire pay. Wages paid
weekly TO Agents everywhere selling our Patent SiI-
ceT #oatd U5.i'e Hly~ CLOTHES Lines Business per-
man mt For full particulars address GIEARD WIRE
MILLS. Fhila. Pa. 1-tw
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

T.lz.-.S Htg:GLE FOOD.
FO: twenty-five cents yea can bay Of
-youT Druggist Or Grocer = package OF
68a NGss EaEIne, manufactured fF0n
pure Irish Moss 0T CaTFag88n, which
will make sixteen quarts OF Blame
Mango, and q like quantity OF Pad
dings, CCstarus, Creams, Charlotte
Rasse, &C., &. II Is Dg far the cheap
est, leaIth.est and Ii0st delicious food
In ting world.
RAND SEA m055 nAEILEl CO..
4-8w IS Paak PIace, n. Y.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
Mcfarland having by iury, on oath.

Mcfarland having by a jury, on oath,
been acquitted of the charge of murder
on the ground Of insanity, we should be
glad to hear from said jury, or from his
learned counsel, in what asylum fer
the insane lie is to be confined \ man
who in his freaks of insanity is liable to
take the life of his fellow is too danger
Gus a character 10 run at large.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
Pr ! Ian ANIMATION q ! { LIS s S
s II -1G6O---X.

S. p.-186O---X.
This wonderful vegetable rcstGTa-
tive II t1ae sA3etanch8r CT the feeble
ana debIli;uf1tl. ~ tonic and cor.
dial for Ghe aged and IaHga!d, it has
no cutal among s1omaehles. "a d re n,
coy for fiia nGFv0Hs weakness TO y hiGh
yemen are especially sBbIect, il is se>
peFseetli9@ every G}neT sti7ags8ni. in
all cliraaieS, tropical, temperate or
fFigid, /. acts as a SDPGlfc in every
species Of disorder which andernia8S
the bodily Strength ana breaks aOT1
!be animal spirits. Fer sale 5y ali
druggists. a:SW
TIE GIG o0s gai6rs s4"n hair 'e oy
bey,red to u permanent black brown. 1t contains
20 qgisau. Anyone use it, One sent by mail FOR
81. Address fI-z-Sm
IzAGTG CoygEs GO. Springfield, Mass.
rnrKgaTs1a' 5d 5S TIE 1 na4 Fgs5G
ers, STUDENTS, Retired Cierrgynen Encrsetio Yong
Men and Ladies' can make SO $50 per month dur
ing the Spring aud summer. copy free Send
aud address to Peoples Journal, Chicago, Ill.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
Three Panel Doors.
Outside Blinds.
Six Panel DooTs.
PRICES OF PLANNING. sc.

Dressed flooring and Clapboards always or hand,
furnished on short notice, also Balusters Stair
Posts Neck Yokes &C., &C. and all kinds of Turning,
Scroll Saving, &c done to order and with dispatch.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

The U. ). Superintendent has de-
cided that. under the PROVISION of the
act of 1926, In civil courts of the United
States, no witness can be excluded be-
cause be IS party to or interested in a
case.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

ETsoaIEF'sY, s}B FE'ES.-pcrsons afflicted
I with this disease should not fail to SECURE 4yD
UsE ROSS 5t4SASEg's II E2E5g EsseEEr5. The
success which attends their use, is such as to enable
the ProFTiet0rs to guarantee cure il all cases, or
make no chaFge Circulars containing all necessary
information can be obtained by addressing
ROSS s& E3.AzaGEZ, Z oEslevigse. Easa.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
ga Il SgE EsS

Can sell their wool only forty fifty cents Per
pound: but by getting the wool made into yarn at
small expense and knitting it into socks. to O. three
dollars per pound may be realized. On receipt of
81 We viii forward a machine as ordered.
TFg gtsi 10 procure actirs AGLNIS IN eUs1Y section
Of Eas {I.tfeG S;tsS a59 6aHg8aS h 'r0a The most
fiJe al Inducements fcSH be alfred. 1djress.
2-lG hmsrcsn Knitting Machine Company.
Is.,ToS II 50 or ST. LOUIS Mo.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
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rvrRYrl,1G AGENTS WANTED. Circular and sam
pie stocking FREE. Address IIINKLEY KNITTING
MACHINE Co. llJ wabash Az, Chicago III. :l-3n
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19
= -. :.

L Es1 BseesN.-A gents sell 100 per week Price
& = - 50. address L STEBBISs, Hartford, Ct
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-05-19

-iGghIy III aTE-7-slo0io S500per HaEii- CLERGY
nten. Sstoo YtQcdcrs, Spdyf Ios,aq men and Ladies
,nLL- LII l. -. Z. = = IL
The New York herald., 1870-05-02

Destruction Of the Stock and Building Of the
Now York Printing Company.
Shortly after noon yesterday fire was discovered
on the first oor Of the large six story brick building
Nos 81 and SO Centre street, known as the Caxton
Building, and mainly occupied by the New York
Printing Company. Before the Fire Department could
get fairly to work the flames had gained such head
way that II was evident that the building must be
Quilted and the stock destroyed. The 6rst second
Printing Company and the Office Of the Tran
script newspaper. The entire stock, fixtures
and indeed. the complete contents Of the rooms on
these floors, were entirely destroyed The loss, it
is estimated will reach fully $l00 0OOO--an amount
which is said to be covered by insurance in compa-
MES the names OF which could not be ascertained
Alexander, bo0kbinder, escaped with less damage
than was at first expected. and, indeed, than the
other portions OF the building II Is estimated that Mr.
Alexanders loss will amount to 5000 large
stated that this damage is amply covered by In
surance-Offices not ascertained. The building,
which Is owned by Robert Craghead sustains q
damage OF $4,000. The walls Of tue building re-
main standing
The superintendent OF the printing ONCE and q
gentlemen named Miltenberg had been In the build
ing all the morning. but left shortly before noon. IL
their intention to return In q snort time, and
during their absence the 1re broke out. The origin
OF the fire is at present mystery, but Fire Marshal
Brackett who was present during the c0nflagratlOn,
will investigate the matter
The greatest excitement prevailed among the resi-
dents In the neighborhoOd while the fire was raging
The streets were densely crowded by mon, women
they found great difficulty in Forcing the crowds
back to positions Of safety.
The New York herald., 1870-05-02
ENGLAND.
The Royal Academy Exh:bitioa-PrlGcely
Honor to Art-ssPrcsident Grant aud tio
American PeopIc.o

The Royal Academy Exh:bitiom-Prlncely
American People,"
LONDON, May !, 1870.
banquet was given last night on The opening Of
the annual exhibition Of the Royal Academy OF Arts.
Among the guests the Prince of Wales, Princes
Christian, Teck and william Of SAKE WeImer, Mr.
Gladstone, other members Of the Cabinet, several
preates, members Of the diplomatic corps and many
artistic and literary n0'abillties.
The Prince Of Wales responded to toests to the
eponded FOR the army and navy.
Mr.. Motley answered q toast TO the President OF
the United States and the American people, intro
uucing with agreeable effect description Of q
similar entertainment given In 1916 by the Venetian
Ambassador In London, when West, C0pley, Stuart,
Newton, Aston and Leslee were present
Mr. Gladstone replying to toast complimentary
TO her Majostys government, alluded to the ex.
ated character Of the exhibition, and congratulated
the members Of the Royal Academy that their
1abors were unlike those OF statesmen; the
works Of statesmen ended with the day, while
Shosc Of the artist descended to all time.
The Archbishop Of York responded for the invited
guests.
Mr.. Dickens responded for literature, in the name
Of the brethren ana sisters OF that guild especially
the sisters, whose impending emancipation would
perhaps give them next year the presidents and his
own duties. He paid generous tribute to the late
Mr. Maclise for his personal worth and MS excellence
rs an artist
The New York herald., 1870-05-02
CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May, /, 1870.
The following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc Tor the week ending April 30:--
Sugar market very active and irm with large
business dong at unchanged prices, notwithstand-
ing the unlavorable adyices from abroad. Exported
during the week from Havana and Matanzas, Al, 600
boxes, OF which A, 800 were for the United States,
and $500 hhds. to the United States. Stock III
warehouses Of Havana and Matanzas, $50, 600 boxes
and 80 600 hnds. Freghts steady; per box Of sugar
the United States 81 per hho. OF sugar 70 the United
States "a ST. per hid. molasses 80 SO rs; per ton
to Falmoutb AM orders 37s. 42s. 81. Bacon steady
20c. Coal OIL declining owing to the heavy arrivals
in tins Al reals: In barrels IA reals Flour quiet
ct 50 26 q Slo Hams dull; American salted 23c.; ;
American sugar cured, zoe. Lard active; in kegs
20c. In tins 232lc Lumber steady; pitch pine,
s27 per N. Potatoes dull at 81 SO So. Tallow
steady ct 12Nc. Sho0ks-Box in demand at 11n
reals. Empty hogsheads firm at &3 SO. Wax
Yellow firm ut so per arrobe; white active at $12 25
Honey firm; there is an absence OF business for
want OF stock; quoted at AZ a s reals per gallon.
Exchange on London 1SH q AK per cent for
money on United States, 90 days si2nt In currency
10 1O per cent discount; On gold, short sight, ~
q 5X per cent premium.
The New York herald., 1870-05-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
prominen. Arrivals in Til. City Yesterd

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
DR.. J. Orne Green, and Dr. ]. G. Warren, of Boston;
Samuel Bowles of Springfield, and s. 7. Fairchild,
of CaZenOvia, are at the Brevoort House.
Governor Morrill,, OF Iowa; Senator w. M. Stewart,
of Nevada; II. G. Mccormick, Territorial delegate
from Arizona; General George G. Gorham, Congress-
man A. A. Sargent, B. ]. Pengreve, and J. b. Carr,
of California, and Congressman l.. r. Poland OF Yer
mont, are at the Astor House.
Judge Clifford, Of Portiand Colonel willard OF the
United StatesiArmy; Attorney General Hoar Of Wash
ingtOn; Judge Il. Il. Nelson, OF ST. Paul's NO.: DIR.
CasweI Of Newport; Ben. Field, Of Albion; General
J. B. Gray. Of ST. Louis; M. p Bemus, of Maysville
and G. ]. Pompely, Of Owego, are ut the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
General r. l.. ClIngman of North Carolina; G. II.
Griggs, OF Illinois: General J. M. Brannan, OF the
United States Army; Gottiried Hotez, OF Germany
and General E. +. Jones, OF Binghamton are at the
81. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel II. Shippen Of Philadelphia; Colonel G. G..
Bolton of New York; Colonel ID. Ramsdell, OF Oswe-
60. N. Y; Colonel d. A. Darley Major T. Stevenson
and Colonel J. Colby, OF Pennsylvania, and Judge J.
Nesbitt Of Utica, are at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Charles II. Cornwell, of Washington; Glenn. L.
Walker, of New Orleans; Andrew Low aud w. NJ.
Parker. Of Savannah, are at the New York Hotel.
G. U. Alexander, of Washington; L. d. Drake, OF
Boston. ana E. D. Loomts, Of New Haven, are at
the St. Charles Hotel.
O. s. Stewart, OF the United States Navy; George
Gfllum, of Portland, Conn.,, and A. W. Blake, OF
Boston, are at the Coleman House.
W. N. Olmsted, of China; 7. J. Lcary, Of Boston;
Thos Brown, and J. II. Mcretrich, OF Philadelphia,
are at the Holman House.
J. X w. F0thergil, OF England, aud J. Fraser, OF
Canada, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Chief Engineer King, OF the United States Navy;
L. Reed, Of Washington; ]. b. Hyde, of Rome N. ",
and Il. f. Phinney, Of Cooperstown, are at the
Everett House.
A. @. MattoOn, OF Oswego; E. Whitney, Of Brock
port, and E. H. saltenstal Of New York, are at the
st, d. MS Hotel,
The New York herald., 1870-05-02
THE tAsuS calO A1ASnoSM.aT CASE N NEWARK

In The case OF young William J. Lands and his
wife, whose arrest ar Monmouth Junction and con.
veyance TO Newark on the charge OF having heart
lessly abandoned their infant was recorded in yes.
terday's HERALD, the Newark authorities are
considerably puzzled. They don't know what
specific charge TO make against tho young
people. In the meantime, IN view OF the
delicate cOnditl0n OF Mrs. Lands, 1t was
deemed advisable to send her home. She would
not CO. however, without her husband, SO it was de-
clded TO send both home and ai officer with them,
who will return this morning with Landis who will
be tried some charge before the Court Of Quarter
Sessions Meanwhile their infant is being cared for
at the Newark AlmshoQse.