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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-15
ROMAN PUDDING.

ROMAN PUDDING.
Simmer some maccaroni until it is
quite tender; well butter a mould then
line it with the maccaroni Now make
mince of veal, ham, tongue and chicken
add one ounce of grated Parmesan cheese;
flavor it with pepper, salt, nutmeg and
lemon peel. Now beat two eggs in a
cup of milk to this add the mince, and
we'll blend it all together; then place it
in the mould and boil it for one hour and
a half. When turned out. serve it with
brown gravy.
The following recipe for dressing sal
lad has been sent to US by a lady with the
assurance that it has been exceedingly
popular in her own family. As we know
of its having been approved by others,
also: we can recommend our readers to
try it:
Mix tablespoonful Of dry mustard
and a heaping teaspontul OF salt to
stiff paste, with little vinegar. Into
this beat thoroughly one raw egg. Then
pour in best olive oil, about wine-glass-
full at a time, stirring it IN each time TIL
quite smooth, before adding more. Con-
tinue this till half : large bottle Tor
generous half pint of oil has been used,
when the mixture ought to be thick, like
cake batter. Add Cayenne pepper to
suit the taste, and a wine-glassful of vim
eear, stirring the whole until perfectly
homogeneous. Keep IN closely cover
ed jar.
This dressing is more convenient than
the ordinary kinds, as it can be prepared
| beforehand. used as required, and what
remains will keep until again needed
Moreover, the physician OF the lady who
| sent it pronnunces it excellent substl-
tute for cod-hver OIL
| HOW TO MAKE FARM LIFE ATTRACTIVE.
/. By less hard work. Farms rs otter
undertake more than they can Dc
well, and consequently work 100 early
| and too late.
,. BY more system. Farmers shoulC
have time to begin and stop labor
They should put more mind aud machine
ry into their work. They should theorlz
as well as practice, and let both 60 to
gether. Farming is health, moral. ant
respectable and in The loEg run, may b
more profitable. The farmers shonl
keep good stock, and out of debt.
5. By taking care of health. Farmer
have healthy variety of exercise, Blu
100 often neglect cleanliness, eat irregular
Is and hurriedly, and expose themselve
need lessly to cold.
4. By adjoining the home. Book:
papers, pictures, music, and reading
should all be brought to bear upon tt
indoor faulty entertainments and nea
ness and comfort, order, shrubbery, flow
; ers, and fruits, should harmonic =
!. withot. There would be fewer deseriior
! of old homesteads if pains were taken
make them agreeable Ease, orde
health, and beauty, are compatible wit
farm life, and were ordained to go wit
it.
: Joseph Harris says, in the America
Agriculturist, that his experience SHOW
/. that the closs between a Leichester
: Cotswold ram and Merino eve Is n
too violent-that he has had 81 lam
from 20 ewes and saved all but one, al
y that both lambs and ewes are doing We
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CASUALTIES, &C.
Inquest.

New YORK, July S.-An inquest was
held Yesterday on the body OF John Z.
McFadden, who was brutally beaten
and kicked by Michael Shay and VIM.
Quinn, during fracas in a saloon No.
3 Grant street, on the Cd inst, and who
died in consequence several days alter
Thejur rendered a verdict against both,
and they were committed 10 await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
A terrible tragedy occurred at d
Oliver street, this afternoon, which VIII
probably terminate fatally, 1t tappears
that John Heating had dispute with
a Mrs. Wells, about some trit1lng mat
ter, in which her son, George Wells,
took par aid attempted to strike Keat-
ing, but was proven ed. Shortly after,
they met, when Wells again attacked
Heating, and drawing large jack-knlle,
plunged it into his abdomen
The unfortunate man was taken to the
hospitaI. He was found to have re-
ceiyed a dangerous wound, fully four
inches deep. His chances OF recovery
are very slight, as internal h'm"rrhage
has already set in. Wells was arrested
and held to await an examination.
CHELSEA, Mass, July s.-As police
officers David WILDER and Wesley Ab'
bott were passing up Park street at
1l:3O last night, a man stepped uE
behind them and discharged a revolver
twice into Wrlber's breast killing hin
Instantly He then turned upon Ab
bott and fred three times, but none o
tho shots took effect. The murdere'
then escaped. Cornelius OConner'
we'll known rough, who is known t'
have a grudge against the police force
has been arrested on suspicion.
MoRR,srowN, Pa, July 8.-A MAJ
named E Thomkins, residing in the tow
,, a, Perkiomen, was killed on the Ger
maptown and Norristown railroad q
this place last night He was IN tn
act OF jumping from one train The
another coming from an opposite d're,
y tom knocked him down, the Whee'
| nassino over his body, killing h'r
y Instantly. He was thrr.y-seyen year
otage. He leaves family.
n T.MAQuA, Pa, July S.-There ws
fire this afternoon in the slope hoI;
at,ached to the Levan colliery IN u, I'd
>, "i c;,V' operated by J. W. Heistone. II
u Lone G house is complete ruin and wi
D canse a suspension OF work for sever
u davs The origin OF the fire is unknow
II Nc;,ber the breaker nor the men IN II
e mine are in danger, so far as IS kno"
:, ), OMAHA, July S-A woman nam'
~ Msry Gutsleust, committed suicide ye
to-day with morphine. Domes'
tronbles were the cause OF the act
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sypspsis for the Psst Twessy,Ssss
Hour.

Fl w.sHrso1os, July 81 P. P.M:-The
barometer has risen on the California
coas. and Is now falling IN the Southern
and Gulf States, after having risen quite
high during the night. The low pres
sure which was Saturday evening IN
the northwest, has moved eastward and
!, now central north Of New EnslaSd.
It's influence has iallen somsvhs' IN
,bs extreme East Atlantic, on Lakes
w;.b;1,, and Ontario and Lousiana.
G.u,le ,outherly winds are reporteo o.
,be South Atlantic; fresh soutn SS@y
.;nds on the middle and Eastern ssssss.
pa;ny and threatening ,wsstbsr 80
a@an,;1psd @ in louisiana Threatening
Ssatber and local storms sre reported
rom upper M,cbigss, Lake Ere, nsv
York, Virginia and Ohio. teo,tl ssd
west Of Iowa, With Light rain " iHJom'
ing. .,.. r 20. ,,....,, -, III,
n,obably rise on the upper lAkee ~hn
temporary clearing up seathsf. IL WI
4 probably continue east Of .A,cnieAn
and Illinois, clearing away 70 some g
tent only on Monday. .Soutnwtsss
4 Winds with local rams are Pro6epiel6
Monday in the Interior Of the dn' - sr
South Atlantic States. % ~
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FIRES.

New YORK, July s.-Early this moru'
ing a fire broke out in Murphy 8
slaughter house, on First avenue, whose
loss on stock is small. The fire extend
ed to the adjoining buildings, causing 8
loss on stock and buildings Of about
$500; insured.
. The dining saloon Of Nelson q Rey-
nolds, 81 Bowery, was damaged to the
extent of $1,000 by. fire this morning
insured in city companies.
A fire broke out in the warehouses o. o.
Mrssrs Dewitt g. Durham, Nos. ~, ~
and q, Bridge street, this morning ana
destroyed and damaged several hundred
bales of cotton stored there by various
narties. The building is fire proof and
the cotton was nostly insured.
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THE INDIANS.
The Kiovas Threaten 10 60 on the
War Pain.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-Salada and
Big Tree. the principal chiefs OF the
Kiowas, having been captured, there u
now a contention between Kicking Bird
and Lone Wolf for the. ascendancy 10
the tribe. Lone Wolf is one Of the
worst Indians on the plains. He is de
sirous Of leading his men on the war
nath against the whites, and will DO 20
E thew Weld to his persuasion. KICK
ING Bid is peaceably inclined. he
promised General Sherman that he
would have the mules restored 70 the
reservation, which were stolen al the
time when sever al teamsters were killed,
for whose murder the chiefs first named
were arrested. He seems to be using
his best exertions to fulfill his promise.
Since, reports have come that ne mas
sent word 10 the reservation that he ls
collecting the mules and will send them
, in. He also reports that he iss geuing
the tribe together, and that they viii
settle down on the reserve. From thes'
accounts il is probable that he 7
stronger with his tribe than Lone Vol
While the number Of rKiowas is nov
but email, they might cause a grea
deal Of alarm and damage along IN
neichborhood. II is to be hoped tha
peaoeful counsels viii prevail: IN, !,
story recently reported that the al'aS' =,
I on the team:ters was made because u
white chief, General Sherman was s.; a oe
I;aroa 70 he With the train, was a fiction
as il il known that the Kiowas Tsl
% esretni Il not to incur his personal dl' I,
pleasure, and their alarm was grean
, Increased by the report that ne wa
, among them-that it was the tIain
, the white chief which they had piiiasee
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tions from government steamers. This
prevents any danger which mightarlse
to these structures during the absence OF
a portion Of the force while receiving
supplies from a distance. '.... e. I.
The Four Million Dollar Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, july 9.-In the lower
house Of the territorial Legislature, a
bill was passed authorizing the pegotia-
ton Of loan of four million dollars
by the District OF Columbia for internal
Improvements. There was considerable
factious opposition to it by the Demo
Gratis and sore.head Republicans. The
Democrats have been fighting the meas,
ure for political effect, while those Re-
publicans who did not get Office under
the new Government are attacking the
"Ins" in order to have a new deal in
the patronage if possible, If the Gov
ernor signs the bill, as he undoubtedly
will, as he has expressed himself strong
ly in favor OF it many times, it will he,
come a law and the bonds will be put
Immediately on the market.
Physician Dismissed.
At a meeting Of the Washington
Medical Society yesterday, DR.. D. w
Bliss was expelled therefrom for con
sultipg with colored physicians and with
DR.. Cox, ex Commissioner Of Pensions
who was refused admittance tor thu
same cause. DR.. Bliss is the physician
who attended Secretary Rawlins, Sena
tor Summer and Mr. Coliax. 1t wa
the case of Mr.. Coltax in which DR.
Bliss consulted DR.. Cox.
Gen. Pieasanton will not Resign.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The statemen
telegraphed from here that Genera
Pleasanton had resigned and that hi
place had been rendered to Genera
Arthur, OF New York, is wholly an,
entirely false as heretofore stated il
these dispatches. General Pleasanto
has no intention whatever OF resignlne
but will meet the issue between MI
Boutwell, and himself tairly and square
ly, and abide by the President 8 decision
One of Pennsylvania most popula
Republican politicians upon seeing til
statement that Mr.. Plessanton ha
resigned, came to Washington in
mediately and urged him to do no sue
thing but to hold to the position.
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A New Paper I'm Paris.

PARIS, July an. Gambetta, Is 4
become the publisher OF a new journal
entitled La Rsuanchs, which will b
issued shortly. NJ. n. Lalsiefl Roue
and Spuller and General Faidherbe
will be the editors. .'sf--r -.-sst
Election Returns.
The result Of the vote by the garrison
Of Paris in the recent election was az
follows: Gambetta. 1919; Cissey, 1919
Laboulage, ll60; Waiowski, lS9, and
Breslay, sos. ..., .'. u
Additional Tax Imposed.
VERSAILLES, July 9.-The Assembly
Yesterday, passed a bill imposing ad.
ditional taxation on the sale Of sugar,
coffee, tea, cocoa and alcohol. g.T
Proclamation OF Gambetta.
A proclamation addressed to the
French people has been issued by NJ.
Gambetta, in which he expresses his
Joy at the result OF the recent elections
throughout the country. and declares
that France expects Republican regene.
ration through monarchial patience.
Legitimists Expected TO Resign.
1t is thought that the Legitimists
Deputies being disappointed and sur.
prised at the strength developed by the
Republicans will resign their seats in a
body. ~ -,
The HAGUE, July THE Second
Chamber OF the Parliament of the
Netherlands ratified the treaty for the
cesslon of the Island OF New Guinea, in
the Pacific Ocean. to England.
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LOUISVILLE.
.. ~ WAY Granted 10 q Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, July s.-The City Coun.
q, at lis meeting last night, granted
the righ. of way through a portion OF
,hs ci,v to the Louisville, HaTrod 9
me- tne ~" and Westport Narrow Gauge
Railroad COMPANY: This is three.
tss, ss'i,s ssuse road, and the project is being
nnseed with an energy that rendets ''s
pa,lv completion probable. = -.1-
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Grand nuke Alexis visit - thia
E2GF .ys COuHtYy. 5 fa' - =

NEW YORK, July s.-oficial advices
from Russia state that the Grand Duke
Alexis will probably arrive here in Sep
tember The object Of the Grand Duke
in deterting HE Sisit was TO- escape ithe
heat Of an American summer, ana az
the recommendation Of the Z Russian
Minister at Washington, in order tnat
he might be present at the next session
Of Congress. The squadron to accom-
pany, him, yhi4 nov liesat Cronstsck
numbers ssterap of sbsNaest rssSsls in
the Russian navy. 81
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+, CONDENSED TELEGRAMS'
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll3. -
Frank Aiken, formerly proprietor
:. and msuagerof Woods Museum, :, cfIca. Hea.
60 90 has purchased an interest IN hoo, 20
fU' EsS 5 Opera House and will become It's
manager. = aa. s..r. ...
Renorts throughout johnson county,
IoHs show that the yield OF grain val
hs % GOOD with the exception OF . Few 10
calities. Farmers are now ous' n't aAf
yestipg their grain.
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The trial 'of Sisgta tamsyg for I,hs
murder or Gninbleton win cpmmence
in Chicago this morning. Doe hnpdFeq
inrvmen hayS been summonsd.
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A marriage in bigh-llie will lake Place
in washington city on Tuesday next,
be,pe that Of Lieutenant Commander
r D. Evans. knovn and promoted lor
his pallantrJy st the land attack on For
Fisher, 70 Miss Charlotte, daughter o.
Frank Taylor, Of that city.
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Latest kilograms.
f U r. o p e
CESSION OF A COLONY.

Proclamation by Count Chambord.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Exclusively for the Register.
Nv the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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Keepers of lighthouses situated on
ocean reefs and other iar-otf stations
ar, hereafter to be supplied with IA
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in the absence Of the positive rder of
Secretary Boutwell, suspendingi, and il
he differs with the Commission as be
has done in former cases, thelredress
can be had by reiunding the amount
collected.
j. The New Loan.
No subscriptions to the new Ion have
been reported to-day.
Reduced Schedule OF Revenle ON.
The Commissioner Of 1nterna Rev.
euue is preparing reduced scbaule oI
the salaries to be paid the internal rev,
enue officers during the presen 6scaI
year.
The converting into the treanry o
the unexpenditure balances will no
prevent the consideration Of Stat
claims for money disbursed for enroll
ment and equipment purposes during
the late war. The Third Auditor in
tends to continue working upon then
and will ask for m appropriation a
the next session Of Congress 10 pa
them. E..-.. ... a..s- a -..-. I'd. .
Amount OF Bonds IssHed.
/ The total amount Of bonds issue
during the month oof June from. th
office Of the Register Of the Treasur
| was So, BIS, ,8O0. &. G4iGF aa. es.-... g..
Lighthouse Keepers % be Furnisl
| Cd With Hatisns- w.
Keepers of lighthouses situated Q
[ocesn reefs and, other iar-of station
are hereafter to, be supplied with :
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frat ;ntimation OF riot. No doubt the
day will pass without bloodshed Tor a
sufficient force is held in readiness 70
drive back the mob OF tens OF THOUSANDS.
II is automatically stated that number
of delegates from the Orange Lodges OF
Canada will participate IN the paraoe;;
Archbishop McCloskey has requested
the Catholic clergymen in the city to
warn their congregations at every mass
. AGAINST interfering with the parade.
= Letter from senator schurZ.
A special Washington dispatch states
f that Senator Scburz has written lette
8 to a gentleman in Washington, II
which be strongly expresses himself il
: tavor of Charles Francis Adams, o
MASSACHUSETTS, for Vice President o
8 the United States in 1872.
mysterious Disappearance.
A man, known to be a nerchah
' doing business in Market street, Syrs
cuse, paid visit to his wife and chill
On Staten Island on the Fourth, stel
y ping a. the Lewis Hotel, Clifton. Il
left that place to go to Che race cour'
'r At New Depot, and has not since bee
a. heard Of He had six hundred dolla
O in his possession and wore Mason
ts emblem. The Masons viii send to b,
home, the poor wife, who had on
y twenty-iour cents in her possession.
81 National Banks Centinue 90 Aol lea
Fiye-Twenttes.
" The national banks continds 10 no
: their f;ye-tventie. and other Elk P
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-15
EBr. w hitter.

A REdUI A r GRADUATE OF MEDICINEl
n as DipiOL1A Gt Office will show, has beenI
longer engaged ia the treatment of Venereal
Sexual and Private diseases thsn any otheri
physician IA 70. Louis Syphilis, Gonorrhea,
dleet, Structure, 0rahitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
all Urinary Dlssesss and Syphtlitic or MercuriaE
Affections Of Throat, Skiaaor Bones, ore treat
Iod with unparalleled success. SpeFms torr b es |
sexual Debility and I'm potency, as the result
IF elf-sbuse IN outh, sexual excuses in ma
turer years, or other osCses. and which produOs
Isome of the l0iiswing effects, ss noetuEsl ennis
lsions, biotshes, debility, dizziness, dirzhess Il
Esight confusion of ideas, evil forbodings, AYERS
ION to society Of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, aad rendering marriage improper
are permanently cured. The Doctors oppor
btunities hospital and private practice are unsur
passed In ST. Louis er any othel city. Back
lies of st. Louis papers prove that be has been
located here logger than Rny ether SO ADVERT
ling. The eBtsblis hE.eBt library Isbortory an d
appointments, are anriyslles in the West, IN
4urpassed anywh here. Age with experience
loan be reliea gpan, and the doctor can refer 30
lmany phystesaaz throughout tie country In
snast success SID present position he stand
tsician whose reg sation is Union wide should
sbe worth reaoiaE. DR.. Whittier publishes 8
Medical Pamphls, relating to vsnereai diseases
land the disastrous and varied Consequence
Il self abuse, that will be sent to sny addrsss
la a scaled envelope for two stamps. Many
Iphy sieians introduce patients to the doctor az
tier read ng hts medical psmp hlet. Communi.
ID stioD confser-at. a friendly talk willeoss on
nothing. C6ea centrsl. yet retired, No. 6lT 81
lCharles stree ~. Lonis, Mo. Hours Q o. II
Ite n. n. funaaTs 10 SO 2p.m.
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DI|lg4E}I]|BE'4RIG IA|
CS7zyZZ M PAD

To any person producing any Medicine show
ing half &s many living, permanent cures as DIR.
FITLRRs VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
Used iMscardly only. a pleasant Medicine, free
from injurious drugs. Warranted, under oath,
to have permanently cured 20 in every 100 pa
tients treated in the past ten years. (Sse testi-
mony.) 1t is the scientific prescription OF Pro-
fessor Jos. P. Filter, N D., q graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania, A. ID. lS33,-nOE
one Of Philadelphia's Oldest regular Physicians,
and Professor of Chemistry and To1icology,-
who has made Neuralgia, Chronic and lnnams-
tory Rheumatism the speciality of his entire pro-
nal life-s fact Vouehed tor by the sigma
lures accompanying each bot lie, and other testi-
monalt Of many prominent renowned physi-
clans and clsrgymen. To protect sufferers from
poisonous Guack nostrums and useless e1pendl-
ture of money, legal signed guarantee, stating
exact number of bottles warranted TO cure, will
be forwarded gratis to any sueerer sending By
letter full description of affection. In case Of
failure to cure, amount paid positively refunded
Medicine sent snywherz by express, collect on
delivery Afflicted invited TO write for advice /;
ell information and medical ad rice sent by let
ter CRATIC. Address DB J. P. FITLER, 20
South Fourth street, PhilaPelphia, Pa. The
Remedy is sold OF obtained By Druggists.
feb2I-deod / s-wiy
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y;ailD Argus.
[oontlnued from Second page. |

verted them to the knowledge OF Christ, and
baniEhed their old sopersuuons. The island
and the people awoke 10 new lie under his
direction boats were built, and fishery
commenced on a larger scale than before !;
the woods, famous for former druidical rites,
were hewu down, and fields of grain took
their place. Under his care Augla
fourished for years, its fame spread abroad ,
and vessels came from the nelghooring ISL
en- is and lands, and so laid the foundation
of that commerce which has made Augis
famous. Years rolled on, and all went well
until one night vessel was driven by foul
weather upon the coast. The crew were OF
of a race unknown to the Auglans fierce,
bold and reckless. Heller babe them vel
come and provided them with food and
shelter. One of their number was SICK with
a dangerous fever when they landed ). heller
took compassion on him, nursed him with
his own hands, laid him on his own bee, and
watched over him with fathers tenderness.
The stranger soon recovered; he watched
with greedy eyes the valusbles which lay
about, and then, unmoved by gratitude or
duty, uumindful OF Helier's kindness, he
told his comrades of the treasures he had
seen. Late one night the Augians were
aroused from their sleep by strange cries
and IS they gazed about them, lights were
flashing on Samsrack, and cries and shrieks
filled the air. The peaceful inhabitants, un-
used to such scenes fled to the hills. Ter
ror-stricken, they clung TO each other ;
while through the night strange sounds were
heard the land trembled under them, the
hills shook to their very foundation. When
day at length broke, a strange sight met
their eyes. They saw Ssmarsck rent in
twain, and boiling sea covered what once
were meadows; the strange ship was gone,
their hamlets too had disappeared. With
trent bling feet they FASTENED to the shore,
and pushed off in boat towards Samsrack;
"a they approached the rock they called
ears to catch reply, but none was given
again they called, but in vain. With heavy
hearts they hastily climbed the rock and
pressed forward to the hut. They opened
the door, but started back with cry Of
horror and sorrow. There lying in pool
of blood, they found Heller; in his right
hand he grasped oruci6x, while a halo OF
glory shone around his head. With rever-
ence they closed the door and bore the sor-
sowful tale TO their companions upon the
shore The anniversary Of his msrtyrd ON,
according to the "Livrs Noir de Coutences, y
happens on the 18th of July, on which day
il was the custom of the islanders to make a
yesrly pilgrimage to the grave. Years
afterward his fame reached Rome his good
works were made known, and, in apprecia-
ton Of them, he was oAnnonized under the
name of St. Heller.