The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-02
VOTE FOR A. PIENING,
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
or Clerk Of the Circuit Cour
Friday. Oct. 21.

0rkFiUc JAN, on the same charge. Aitof-
ney General Akerman is personally assist
ing to bring the offenders to Justice.
vt Wheeling, ". Va, on Wednesday,
John Mulcaren, convicted Of the murder of
a man named Sullivan, was sentenced to
imprisonment for life.
4. II. Rice, Of Boston, authorizes the
Hon. W. 4. Howard to draw Peabody,
kidder & Co., for 5000 to aid the Mich
iean Relief Fund.
In Michigan, the whole country north Of
Richmondville TO Point aux Barques, cover
ing a space of territory west from 10 to p
land is all burned over and trees lie one up-
on another piled up in massive heaps for
miles and miles.
On Sunday last nearly one hundred per-
sons were engaged in searching for family
in all, in Huron county, Michigan, who
have been missing since the fire.
San Francisco, Oct. 26.-The Over
land train left here this morning. 1t ran
off an embankment l. feet high, near the
crossing of the San Joaquin river. Not
one Of the passengers were fatally injured
but quite a number seriously wounded.
Their names are not given. Senator Nor
+
special car in the rear Of the train. He
was unframed. -Four Of the ears were de-
molished
The regular Democrats of BROOKLYN have
nominated Samuel S. Powell for Mavor
/ The rnrncr-stone of the Franklin monu-
mont, in Printing House Square, New
orl city, was laid on Thursday by Grand
/ Master Anthem, Of the MaSons
i The cOnylcts iii the state prison at Tren-
! ton, \. j., threatened to take the life of
keeper Coalahan, who, in self-defense, kick
ed one of the prisoners, fatally injuring
/ him.
/ VIM. NJ. Evart's great speech has awak-
ened spirit Of enthusiasm among the
workers of reform in New York city
! Hon. Thomas Ewing, ST., died at Ian
caster, Pa, on Thursday afternoon
lerks, IT., the defaulting Philadelphia
stock-broker, has been held to bail in $50
+ 600.
The contributions for the Chicago and
other western sufferers, in Providence, r.
l., amount to about SO 1000. 1t has been
decided to give $4,000 to Wisconsin ard
Michigan.
New YORK, Oct 2-.-The order for
I Tweods arrest was placed in the hands Of
sheriff Brennan, who, in company with
Jay Could who is one of Tweed bonds
men, has left for Tweed's Office to execute
/ it.
! LATER-The Sheriff served the order of
arrest upon Tweed. The order authorizes
the Sheriff to accept bail in one million
dollars. Jay Gould and Commodore Gar
rison are Twceds surctics
Jno. Meachman, wcll-known Mormon.
charged with the murder of Richard Yates.
some twelve years ago, was arrested by the
United States Marshall at Rounds Valley,
and brought to Salt Lake City, yesterday
afternoon.
An attempt was made by some person
to FIRE the Episcopal Cathedral corner of
Peoria and Washington streets, Chicago,
yesterday afternoon. A man was seen to
come out Of the church and soon after
smoke was seen issuing from the window.
The fire was put out before any serious
damage occurred.
The Washington Evening STIR saws
/ Victor l.. Powell, clerk in the Second Aud
/ ltor Office was arrested on Tuesday on a
charge Of frauds in connection with certain
claims against the Government. The
amount Is over 100000 Ex-Con~rcss-
man VIM. y. Stokes, Supervisor Of Inter
nal Revenue for Tennessee, was also arrest
| ed for completely in the frauds lie is
under ST. 900 bail.
1 The hricklaycrs and masons of Chicago
are cndeayoring to form an organization in
which each shall pledge himself to work at
ordinary day wages for the purpose of re
building the city.
/ BosToS, Oct. 27.-A schooner from
/ Shcrbune, Novia Scotia, yesterday, landed
several thousand dollars worth of Struggled
goods at Beverly, where they were seized
! by the revenue officers.
The London ToJlet gives a gratifying
account of the health of the Pope His
/ Holiness, 1t says, continues perfectly well,
and preserves calm cheerfulncss which
sustains the spirits of all who approach
him. His assurance of approaching deliver
ance remains mistaken.
WISCONSIN.
\ daring attempt at highway robbery
was made at Black River Falls, Wedncs-
day. The wouId-bc robber shot his victim,
and it is thought he will die The unfor-
tunate is a Norwegian, from Trempealeau
county. The thief is in jail.
/ The Governor has sent one hundred
wagons and harnesses and one thousand
army oyercoats and pants to the Green
! Bay sufferers.
The Racine Journal says that city is
full of strangers, witnesses in the cclebrat-
| ed Jacksman will case, which involves
property to the amount of Sl50,0O0.
Green Bay is to have second steam fire
engine.
| A thief ransacked the steamboat House
/ in kewaunee, on Sunday night, and secured
/ considerable money.
The Green Bay Iron Furnace Company
are building four immense charcoal kilns,
now nearly completed, near their furnace
They will hold l25 cords Of wood each
! They also intend to build two or four else
where.
Rev. ]. Slingerland, Presbyterian minis
/ ter, at the Stockbridge settlement, about
/ Is miles northwest of Shawano, lost his
house and barn by fire, one night last week
/ He was not in favor of the citizen party of
the Stockbridges, and it is thought his
property was set OF fire.
Saturday. Oct. os.
1 The withdrawal of the ltna Fire In
"e'r''t'0" ov'.1fst'r e'>.> cI,f,ssey, It,
contemplated. The ground taken Is that
/ III losses by fire the style OF construction of
+ buildings is so frail and imperfect, that no
salvage Is left to the company in firm stand
/ ing walls.
/ W M I. scott was executed III jackson
! vile, Fla, on Friday, for the murder of
Rosamond Curtin and two children in Feb
ruary last
Jerome Brooks, the murderer of Slater,
at Logaansport, Ind, last April, was
hanged at Delphi on Friday.
Advices from the upper portion of South
Carolina report increasing terror on account
Of the numerous arrests under the presi-
dents proclamation. The grand jury in
Chester county, composed of six whites
and six negroes, find that the allegations in
the Presidents proclamation are without
foundation.
\ deposit Of S6,7S6 has been received in
Washington from Sitka, Alaska, on ac-
count of the Post Office.
The Treasury Department has received
charred money from Chicago amounting to
$4,000, including s35 900 returned BY the
Adams ExpreSS Co S4n JiJn IN ITn;+al