The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-04-11

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buttoned up in his inside breast pocket
Prince Nobtshima, Prince of provinc
in Japan, of the japanese Embassy, accom-
panied by his suite, left on Saturday fo
Europe.
4 verdict ws.s given to Mrs. Rose Kelly
at New York, S turJav, of $4,000, for tn
loss of her husband by the explosion of tn
steamer Westfeld, in July last.
Col. James G. Jones, one of the oldes
citizens Of Evansville, Ind, and for nearl,
forty years leading lawyer of Indiana
died Saturday night. He has held a nun
Der Of prominent civil and military Offices
Charles and James Jones, brothers, age,
four and six years, were horribly mangle,
by the falling Of an old brick wall arounl
yard in the upper part of Louisville
Saturday evening. Neither is expected tt
live.
The government detectives at New York
on Saturday, arrested John Morehead on !;
charge of counterfeiting. Young LIZ,
Lazarus aud Frank Mulvey, who were
arrested on the same charge during the
week, gave information duplicating More
head, who Is said to be an extensive oper-
ator.
\ prominent Illinois politician states
that Senator Trumbull has recently writ
la.tar H..
Jaynes, Of Springfield, H., in which b.
commits himself to the liberal movement,
and expresses the opinion that the nomi-
nee of tbs Cincinnati Convention Will bt
the next President.
A New York dispatch says: at Is
generally known that Fenton favors the
Cincinnati movement, though he has MOI
publicly committed himself to it. He
claims that he ought to follow his constitu
ents, and it is SAID that If they support the
movement he will attend the Cincinnati
Convention. In any event he will eith,l
be present or be represented by leadiD.
Republicans who led his faction at til,
late Syracuse Convel ton.
One thousand six hundred immigrants
from AIsace and Lorraine have arrived il
New York, during the last week, all well
ana in apparent good circumstances.
4 jury Of six white and six co!ored men
was Impaneiel on Saturday, at Jersey City.
This is the first case of co.ored men on u
jury in Hudson county.
The New York Tribune announces thai
proceedings have been instituted by uniteo
States District Attorney Purdy, in the |.
). Commissioner Court, against the of
tcurs Of the 10th National Bank, for bay
Iag useu their institution to lock up toui
and three quarter millions Of legal tender
with \ view Of causing d decline III stock.
Ii is reported that Could has sold hi
interest in the Grand Opera House to Mrs.
Fisk, vino now is sole owner Of that build
ING.
james Temple, farmer in McCreeker
John Smith for having spoken disrespect
fully of his d&uSht-r.
The Utah State Legislature has elected
Thomas Fitch, former Milwauk, can, [
5. Senator.
The annual conference Of the Mormon
Church began in Salt Lake City on satur
day. The speakers glorihcd the progress
Of the kingdom. The Mormon Churc.
could not be retarded by the combined ef
forts of ali rotardins powers. Every pres.
dent, judge, officer and prisst against Il
! felt the chastenin. hand Of God.
Prominent siguers Of the call for Dem
ocratc Convention in Utah, assert tina
their purpose is solely national; that the,
endorse Judge Mckcon and oppose admis
sion.
WISCONSIN
The annual fair of the Agriculture
! Society Of Rcaver Dam viii be held oi
the 18th, 10Th and goth of SeptembG
/ next.
A man namsl Carl Swinson was foun
frozen to death on the road ear the har
hor at Peshtigo, on Monday Of last week
having frozen the night previous. lie ha
a fomily in the old country.
A stabbing afray took place at kar
kauna, which will probably prove fatal
one Hamilton.
Thomas Clemcntson recently receive
fatal injuries in a lead shaft in the town Q
Highland.
A paint mill is to be erected in Gen
tervilIe, Grant county, where red, brow
and yellow ochre are said to exist.
The water mill at Peshtigo is now abou
completed and waiting for the machinery.
The snow storm of Sunday blocked tn
track of the Sheboygan and Fond du La
Railway again, so that trains did not a
rive in Fond du Lac until late Monda
night.
The Waupaca Republican states tn:
Cardlne & Ifowlett's mill dam went OF
last Saturday morning. sixteen feet on or
/ sue, anu dbDul lNtllN On tut bliiSi.
The Baraboo Republic s:es the pa
winter has been fatal to bees to an extej
rarely known. Bee keepers, in many i
stances, have lost every swarm.
DR.. Brainard, of Waupaca, viii set Fl
i hundred grape vines this spring.
r Tue peace of the city of HUDSON HI
been very much disturbed during the pa
week.
u The annual meeting of the Green b
/ Iron Company was held on Friday la:
> c. D. Rhodes, D. c. Brady and L. Hoo1
Of Chicago; A. p. Hough, of Cievelan
:. and p |. .arie, Anton Klaus, and k.
0 Evans, of Green Bay, were chosen dIre'
ors The following are the officers elec
. President, !. P. Earle: Secretary. j.
Williams: Treasurer, c. d. Rhodes; )
} perintendcnt, John Williams.
J. 4 correspondent of the Green Bay 6
ze5te suggests that the name of Peshtigo
Y changed to Ogden City
: The reliet business is to be transfer