The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-16
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Albert Sybrandt, brakeman on the
freight train from Winneconne, was on
Monday night killed by falling between
the cars.
Miss 5. A. Salisbury, of Ripon, was lost
overheard from the steamship Lady of the
Lake, at sea. while en- ro ae from New
York to Richmond, Va.
Robert Philip has discovered a bed of
pure potter's clay while digging a well on
his farm, two and half miles south of
Waukesha.
The store of Bunker & Shepherd, in
Oregon, Dane county, containing the Ex-
press Office and Post Office, was broken
into, during Wednesday night, and rified of
a few things, cigars, etc. The burglars
went through the Post Office, and succeed
ed in getting about ten dollars worth of
stamped envelopes, etc. They also took
the express safe, and after dragging it into
the street, forced it open, taking the notes,
drafts, collections, etc, which could be of
no use to any but the owners. There was
no money in the safe.
The bank of Geneva, Wisconsin, was
robbed of $4,000 Wednesday night, by
two men, who escaped.
Appleton is to have new Democratic
paper in the Mcintosh interest.
The gas works in Shebovgan are nearly
completed. They are large enough to sup
ply city of 10000 inhabitants.
Monday. Nov. I3.
John Gates was sentenced to imprison-
ment for life at Hamilton, Nevada, for Kill
ling James Markey.
Jones, IIonx and Sampson, three of
gang of robbers who have repeatedly rob-
bed the stage in Sonora county, California,
have been arrested.
Wreckers succeeded in saving large por-
tion Of the coal cargo Of the British iron
ship stranded on San Ramon Bay, Lower
California, and will probably save the ship
Forty thousand sheep persisted by the re-
cent sand storms i'll Los Angeles county.
NJ A. Chilene, a claim digger, has been
arrested in Olcma, Maria county, Cal, for
muir lcring his partner, Thomas Silvas, for
sixty dollars, and compelling the woman
with whom he lived TO assist him in sink
ing the body in Bclinas Bay. The woman
revealed the murder.
4 In Norfolk, Va, on Saturday night, two
negroes were slightly wounded, and Il negro
policeman killed, by a party of roughs.
+ 4 confagration in Chattanooga, early
Sunday morning, destroyed a square and Il
half Of buildings in the business portion Of
the city. Loss, S15, 900.
Mcssrs. Griffin, Unsworth and Eugene,
proprietcrs of the Ellsworth Minstrels,
from New York, were arrested for debt III
Louisville on Saturday.
The election returns from the Twenty
first ward of Brooklyn, which were stolen
from the City Clerk Office, have been re-
placed by parties unknown in the Clerk 5
office.
File and Gustav May have been aquitted
of the charge of smuggling. They were
Communists of Paris, and came to New
York with over $1,000 worth of diamonds
sccreted On their persons and on landing
were suspected of smuggling.
On Saturday, Henry A. Cook, watch
maker, IS Nassau street, New York, left
his store in charge of a boy fourteen years
old. During bis absence three men entered
tied the boys legs, forced a gag in his
mouth, and robbed the store of $4,000
worth of watches.
The Russian clipper Abreck, Capt.
Schantz, thirty-two days from Madeira,
anchored in the lower bay New York Sat
urday night. Capt. Schantz says that he
parted company with the Admiral about
twenty-scvcn days ago, and that their ar
rival here may be expected at any moment.
The Abreck was boarded by the revenue
cutter Northern this morning.
A young man named Charles Stiles com
mitted suicide on Friday night at the Grand
Hotel, corner of Canal and Madison streets,
Chicago, by taking poison.
Saturday morning the dead body of a
man was found lying near the foot Of the
entrance of the La Sale street tunnel, in
Chicago. The feet, face and one hand of
the deceased were badly burned, and it is
believed that while intoxicated he under-
took to warm himself among the shoulder
ing ruins near where he was found, and
f Il, receiving the injuries described, and
then crawled to the tunnel entrance, where,
exhausted by the pain, and partly uncQn-
cious from drink, he lay down to die.
The resignation of Gen. Franz Sigel,
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Ninth District of New York, was received
at the Treasurery on Saturday.
On Saturday three children in quest of
coal, at Minerville, Pa, wandered into an
abandoned mine, when several portions of
| the gangway caved in and all were suffoca-
ted.
The cholera is increasing in CONSTANT
nOple and many deaths are daily reported.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte, notorious for his
participation in the assassination Of Victor
Noir was married at the French Legation,
in Brussels, to Mile Rufiin.
The autumn floods of the Tiber have re-
Gently done much damage, but the waters
are now subsiding.
The Worlds special says the Queens
condition has wonderfully improved. All
proposals for partial regency have been
abandoned,
Rumors continue as to an approaching
departure of the Pope from Rome. lie
France distinctly SAYS that the Pope has
intimated to Theirs that it is his intention
to establish a residence in France, and
that Theirs has made strong effort to
| dissuade the Holy Father from his purpose
without success, and has finally placed at
his disposal the Castle of Pom.
Gov. Acorn, of Mississippi, will resign
! in few days preparatory to taking his
| seat in the United States Senate.
! There were 100 deaths from small pox at
/ Philadelphia during last week. The num-
Der Of cases under treatment has largely de-
/ creased.
/ Mrs J. O. Ives, young married lady re-
( siding on LAFAYETTE avenue, Brooklyn, com
mitted suicide by jumping from a second
! story window on Friday, while suffering
from puerperal fever.
Mrs. E.izapeth A. Wheeler was burned
to death by an explosion of kerosene in
Chicago on Friday night,
A portion of the officers and crews of
I the thirty-three whaling vessels lost among