The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-02
VOTEFOR MICHAEL KIRWAN,
For County School Superintendent

Ferry Company by persons injured by the
Westfeld explosion. Nearly l5O more are
The damages claimed vary
from 81 900 to 5000.
Judge Ledwith, messsss + the Com
mittee Of Seventy, accepS nomination
both of Tammany and theA.<eform Demo
Gratis, for the Supreme Court.
In view of the sailing of the Russian
feet from Madeira on the 9th Of October,
the arrival of the Grand Duke is not looked
for in New York till about the 9th of No
ycmbcr.
The Chicago underwriters have agreed
upon the following schedule for rates of
insurance: On elevators, per cent; on
buildings, 1 per cent; on contents in brick
packing houses, , IL per cent; on con-
tents of frame packing houses, not stated
lumber yards II per cent: brick dwell
ings, 81 per cent; contents, 81 per cent:
frame dwellings, l per cent; contents
same: frame, commercial risks, when built
according to Specifications, II per cent:
and on contents 3 ID per cent.
Rev. Septimus Tustin, prominent Pres
byterian, died in Washington on Sunday.
The President has recognized Hay borti
Sahlquaro as Vice Consul of Sweden AMI
Norway at st. Paul and Peter Swami as
Vice Consul at Chicago. John I. Cook
has been recognized by the President a
Vice Consul of Her Britannia Majesty at
St. Louis.
The Sheboygan Herald states that work
on the Lake Shore Road, south Of that
city, Is DcIng driven with great energy. \
force is to be put on at Port Washington
next week. Two cargoes Of iron for this
road-enough to iron ten milcs-haye
already arrived at Sheboygan and another
Is expected soon.
The work of grading the extension of
the Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Road be-
tween Fond du Lac and Princeton is about
completed The iron for this road will
soon begin to arrive, and track-laying viii
commence the first of November. There IS
now no doubt but our city will be connect
ed with the Fox river by iron rails by the
first of January.
The operatives in Chemnitz, a large
manufacturing town in Saxony, have struck
work. They demand reduction Of time
to ten hours and increased pay for over
work. In consequence of these operations
twenty factories have been suspended.
The 3Oth of November is appointed
day Of Thanksgiving in Massachusetts.
Sunday was observed as a day of humll-
iation and prayer in Chicago.
Henry Dean Thompson, 81 wol-known
newspaper correspondent and reporter, has
commenced an action for libel against the
Tribune Printing Company and L. W.
Powell, of Minneapolis, $25, 900 and $4,000
respectively. At the instance of Gov
Austin of Minnesota, warrant has been
iuSrIol fnr tho e he al ,f h 81
Anthony Democrat for libel thc.latter hay
ing published articles in his paper charging
the Governor with bribery in the signing Of
a land-gran bill. The St. Paul Pioneer
having rebublished the libelous article
with an editorial confirming the statement.
has also been sued for libel by the Govern
or.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct 2S--A stack
explosion took place at the furnace of An
drews Bros, near this city, this morning
The effects were terribly destructive to the
surrounding buildings. Nine men were
seriously injured, two have already died.
Loss $1,000: insured for about $40, 600.
Such an accident has rarely, if ever, been
known before
New ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-Saomon FL
lenstcin was shot and instantly killed
yesterday in TcgoryiIlc, Tcarchonnc Parish,
by Voorhees,, a dcspcrado The murderer
was arrested.
Alfred shelby, ATmstcad 9. quinn, g..
c. Nash, Il. Houston, Samuel Harden,
and Clement penning, Of Grant Parish
were arrested by government detectives
under the ku-Nlux bill: brought before
Commissioner Weller, and committed TO
the parish prison, charged By William 3.
Phillip with killing Delos ". White.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2S.-Thc Relief Asso-
citation of this city are forwarding By
steamers large quantities Of supplies t. the
sufferers thror-"out Michigan and Wiscon-
sin.
HAVANA, Oct. 29-The steamer Ish de
Cuba has arrived at Santiago de Cuba With
troops from Spain.
The President has suspended Watson
Stewart, Register, and David Bennett, Re
eeiyer Of the Land Office at Humboldt, Kan
sas, and designated =. B. Maxon as Regis
ter and Joseph p. Wood as Receiver in
their places.
Bertha Smith, a young girl eleven years
old, committed suicide in New York, on
Friday, by swallowing Paris green. 1t is
said that the cause for the act was because
her parents prevented her attending a
party.
The latest details of the Los Angeles
terror are worse than at first reported.
The witness before tie coroner's jury, Civ
ing testimony with apparent reluctance
under fear, implicated two Irishmcn a. hay
ing boosted that they assisted in killing
the Chinese. The Chinaman who shot
officer Bildarain was arrested and turned
over to the authorities by the Chinese
themselves, and is now in Jail. Only four
of the rioters We're arrested. From i t.
600 to $50, 200 in money and all the valu-
ables belonging to the Chinese were carried
off by the mob. Even those arrested were
robbed on their way to jail.
Private dispatches announce the death
of Gen. Robert Anderson, of Fort Sump-
ter notoriety, at Nice, France, on Thurs
day evening. He had gone from Yevav to
Nice three weeks ago, hoping to receive
benefit from the change. Ills remains will
be brought by the United States vessel
Guerrier to this country for intcraent
Il is announced that the French Govern
ment owes the Swiss Confederation two
million and "A half francs for the maintain
ancc of bourbakIs army III Switzerland.
\ carrier pigeon flew from a steamer at
sea to Montclair \. j., at the rate of one
hundred and eighty miles an hour.
PoRT Huron, Mich, Oct 2S.-The aro-
peller Dean Richmond was burned at JIud
Lake, Sault Ste Marie, last Thursday
morning, while lying at anchor. The fire
originated in the pantry or kitchen. Be-
fore anything could be done the boat was
envcloped in flames. The crew saved
themselves by taking to the small boats
One person was lost-the chambermaid
Lucy Mona, who was drowned.
The Richmond was owned BY the L. 8.
Co., and Was bound down from Duluth
with cargo of $4,000 bushels of wheat
The crew were brought down to Port
Huron on the propeller Cleveland. The
vessel is a total wreck.
ROME, Oct. 2S.-An AlIocution of the
Pope is published in which, while he rec
ognizes the Bishops appointed by the ItaI-
ian Government as possessing the requisite
qualifications, he solemnly rcpudiates its
guarantees, and protests against the inva-
sion Of the Holy See. lie also condemns
r.