The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-08-31
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WAsurN GToN, Aug. 27.-Sccretary Bout
well is nat expected 10 return to Washing
ton Till the 18th Of September.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 26.--Attorney Gen
cral Alderman has decided that there is not
a vacancy in the Office of Deputy Commits
s;oncr Of Internal Revenue, owing 10 Doug
las being acting Commissioner. under the
tcnure-or-offce act, during plcasanton'
suspension, bat that Douglas is entitled to
full pay aS Commissioner.
The War Department has no advices of
the death Of Gen. Crook, reported killed by
Indians in Arizona, and discredits the re-
port.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 26--The Medical
Society of Charleston has held a meeting
and declare that that the yellow fever, in
Il mill type, does exist to limited extent
IN Charleston: that it is mainly in one
nci@hhorhOod: that the first case was dated
July y. Daring the month that has
elapsed there have been, perhaps, thirty
FIVE eases, nine of which proved fatat
/ The disease does not seem of character
/ disposed to spread. Differences of opinion
/ exist rs to the probable spread Of the disease.
! The Board OF Health announce that there
arc indications that the disease is assum-
ing an epidemic folm.
WILNlNGToH, \. c., Aug. 26.-The city
authorities have ordered that no person
from Charleston be allowed 70 stop within
4 the corporatio limits Of the city during the
/ continuance Of the yellow fever there.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Acg 57.-Since
last Friday three new eases Of yellow fever
have bcca reported in this city. One of
the cases previously reported proved fatal.
/ The excitement occasioncd by the appear
ance Of the disease is sulsijing.
/ PEovIpENcE, R. l., Aug. 21.-Charies
Lyndscy, ,.ged q, was drowned in an at
tempt to save two boys who were thrown
from q boat in Bristol harbor yesterday
lie swan with one boy TO the shore, but on
returning for the other his streangth failed
and he sank.
MENru1s, Aug. 27.-Jack Allen, one OF
the proprietor Of the Commercial Hotel was
arrested last night on a charge of poisoning
his wife. who was found dead or Friday
morning from an overdose of morphine, a>
it was supposed, and so stated by Allen.
ST. Louis, Aug. 27.-The stomach o
Mrs. Angelina, Who died suddenly at Chill
hcothc, Mo, last Sunday, arrived here
Yesterday in charge Of Or, D9ckCry, e,
anslvsfs, 10 ascertain whether It cantaine,
poison Mrs. Aslgcline died under c;rcum
stances which lei % supsicion that sh'
had been poisoned, and her husband, Ben
jamin T. Angelina, was arrested for tn,
act.
. St. PAUL, Aug ga German, nam
unknown, was killed at Halls brewery, i
| this cstv, last evening. U2was engaged i
: puttin@ hay into barn, when the horse
= ,tartclu Knocked him down,ani trample
him under feet lie died in an hour.
Thomas McClare, a workman at Pin
/, City, Mimi, was drowned about , o'cloc
to-day,
: SPRISGF1EIn, Aug. GA rough name
, Kelley, 4 scctioD-hand on the Chicago an
. St. Louis railroad was found yesterday
2 a field near Atlanta, fully dressed, his cos
i buttoned up, his pants in his boots, and
: balle.-holo through bis heart Nothing
: known or sJgrui-ed ahoat TIE cause or eli
! cumstances Of the affair.
&C Bosroy, Aug. ga frightful aeeidel
! occurred tonight on the EsJcrn railroad.
e Revere. seven miles FROM Boston. The a
= ccmmo3ation train started behind time, az
IS while stopping at the STATEN At Revere. Il
g Portland -AJi.lne express overlook it ~
e telese.T5l il.
TH-rry--uc passengers were &i,.od GU