The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-11-02

&c. wer. burned Roseo. yesterday. Other nr..
are reported. The city 10 full Of dense smoke.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HAhkIsDuAs, Pa, Oct. A.-The mountains above
Dauphin have been frs since Monday Report.
say that it extends two miles from the and the
entire breadth Of Peters Mountain. Th. country
surrounding 10 shrouded In smoke
FROM PEsHTIGo.
Mr.. Daniel shultE General Agent Of the Mechan ie-
Mutual Insurance Company arrived from Pssntiso
On Saturday he visited the burned district Of thas
section, in company with Msssrs. 1uuk and Jacob.
For miles they found nothing indicate that tn
country hadsbesn inhabited, sKcspt cooking stoves
implements and tho remA ins of life stock In their
round often hour. they met but one man, and h.
bewildered that little eo.li be
| in relation to the conflag ration.
So dispiriting their trip that vixen the party
dismonnted to lunch on the site of Psshtigo they
were unable to eat mouth fli a.d after wound
their way 10 more hos9itsble locality, tired and
disheartened with the experiences OF ihe day.
Among tbs relics picke1 up by Mr.. Schultz were
several pieces ofcalcined bone and . breastpin all
that remained of Mrs Lsech and . family Of four
| children, who we're lin wagon seeking 10 escape
when they were overwhelmed and destroyed by the
| sea of Ere which swept across their course
special from Hashin gton states thst information
received there reports large fires the woods radiat
| Ing IN all directions from the Cumbs land The
mountains enveloped in smoke South Kittanins
| and other mountain ranges subject to frequent
| fires, which often do immense damage. The bitumi
nous coal fields are threatened
| Napolsonc demonstrations have taken place In
| Corsica
The Brazilian Senate has passed tho Aboltio. BILL
labor riot has occurred at Mayence, Germany.
The Sagasts faction in Spain have issued q msnifss-
to.
The European and North American Railway was
formally opened at Bangor with inpssirS csrsmo-
nies
The Fenian officers arrested at Penbina have been
releasediby the q. S. authorities.
| Another Mormon elder has been arrested for adul-
| terry.
petition received 1T tho Executive Mansion
fifty feet long. signed by women Of Utah, protesting
against polygamy, and urging effective to
suppress the practice in that Territory.
Fire broke out in Ottumwa, Iowa, abont ESQ pm
on the sith consuming Grimes wagon and carriage
worms. Turner. Hall and other dwelling. besides
|
for time but the fire now upd der control The
estimated loss is not yet known.
The mountains and forests in Ulster cedHtf are
burning. The Flatbush fires have been extnguished
but the shawangunk Mountains still on fire.
A heavy nre is raging in the wood, the military
res erve The wind has changed to the North. The
city is filed with smoke and intense anxiety is felt
for their safety Their fire department is at work
j GERMANY
BERLIN, Oct 24-In the session of the Reehstag to
day, Won Room, Minister of War, in An il
terpeaton stated that two-thirds Of the infantr,
reserves would shortly be permitted return hom
The cavalry reserves, however, would for teehnica
reasons still remain with their colors He added tha
the utmost relief would be granted to volunteers TO
one year.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA letter from Egypt says that
the Khodive has made liberal concessions his sub
ects In the matter of franchises he has established
female schools, and is otherwise introducing reform
Intelligence from North Carolina reports that tn,
Banditti of that state will endesvor to hold out agan
authorities. and will surrender only condition
of absolute pardon.
FROM NEW YORK
, | NEw YORK, Oct 26-The Times states that Tweed
/ has been busy fer the past few wesks hiding ava,
all of his personal His stock has been nearly
sold transferred. All of his houses and lots ii
this city have been made to relatives. Over 81.
worth real estate has been transferred will
in the past few weeks and yesterday he made over
to Richard u. Tweed his son, real estate valued .
one hundred and seventy-1ve thousand dollars, in
cluding his Fifth avenue residence.
| The complaint made against Tweed and others, be
Judge Leonard. demands judgement for the proc
of over six millions. One million of each ID dsman
ded.
. Ingersoll, aarvey and Woodward have fed thu
2 leaving Tweed alone to answer the complaint
There was considerable excitement in political cir
cleo last night, relative 10 TEesds arrest, but II
J trouble is apprehended.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The City Treasurer's safe wa
opened ssterday It's contents consisting of book
and puperz were burning. Tie fire was extinguish-
, ed but Is It a charrsd and almost undstingushable
S mass.
MORE INCENDARISM.
I An attempt was made by some person to hre tn
: Episcopal Cathedral, corner of Peoria and Washing
ton streets; yesterday afternoon.
HUNGARY.
All journals appeal to the people to hold relic
meetings in aid of the sufferers at Chicago.
= SWITZERLAND.
! It is announced that the French Government owe
. the Swiss Confederation two million and half franc
q | for tho maintenance of BouIbakis army in Swtzs
r land.
n INDIA,
The Governor of tn. Portuguese colony on the wes
cosst of Iuda has telegraphed to the Government
that revolt is threatened, and asks for assistance
n FROM NEW YORK.
The arrest Of counterfeters the most importan
. ever made in this country. Ballard is the only ma
outside the government employ wdo knows the secre
" of manufacturing the government fibre paper III
material captured includes ten thousand d"iif
transfer press believed to be tho only one outside
the Treasury department Full sets OF steel anu col
per plates for "a thousand 800 $40 and ~ bills ~er
also full of plates for fractional eurrenc
n stamp for the treasury seal, fac slmlie types le
raising notes, and $l5 900 in counterfeit money.
d ARRESTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
# new YORK, Oct sO.-A Spartansburg. South Car
lima letter statesthat the troops have arrested for
white and twenty negro Kuku1 in the town oil Unio
II Gen. Bates a prominent Union League man, and nj
, son are ludcr arrest and in jail
private letter from Buenos Ayres says that thel
was frightful prevalence in that country OF smalpo
during the past summer. Twenty-si1 thousand deatf
from yellow fever occurred in Buenos Ayres, and thi
ty thousand deaths in the province of Corrientes
. Rosenzweig the abortionist, has been convicted o
&c mans.ughter in the second degree and sentenced
g state prison for -even years
Al Hawkins theiMormon, tried and convicted OF bi;
y emy at Salt Lake, Saturday sentenced to pa