The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-01-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

Thirteen rJbbcries were pcrp tratcd IN
Phiade, pAa during Sunday night am
Monday.
Gen. Sherman and Lieut.. Grant arrived
at Marseilles on Sunday.
Queen Victoria will probably reopen the
session of the English Parliament in person.
President Theirs gave the usual New
Years reception to the diplomatic body.
No speeches We're male
The French Minister of the Interior ha,
forbidden the sale of political caricatures.
A subscription has commenced for the
erection of IA monument in honor of Gen.
Won. Moltke, III his birth place.
Geo Hudson, formerly the great railway
king of England, is dead.
\ negro named Howard outraged girl
ten Years old, near Rochester, n Y, on
Saturday. The affair has occasioned great
excitement in Rochester, and threats of
lynching are freely INDUCED in.
Emancipation day was celebrated IN
Charleston aud Columbia, 5. c., on Mon
day, by the coiored population.
\ German named FreI. BrcLbarth, at
Chicago, on Friday, cut himself eighteen
times i'll the head with hatchct, in an en-
deayor to commit suicide. 1t is said that
the brain actually protruded, and yet he
did not shuttle off the mortal coil.
Hay is selling at S45a50 per ton in
Narqucttr, and little in the market.
The small poz is still On the increase in
New York and Brooklyn.
The Little Rock gazette publishes list
of S6 railroad companies incorporated in
that State since July, 1868.
The storm in California, Oregon and
Nevada was at last accounts unabated. 1t
is raining almost necessarily, the rivers
everywhere overfowing, and the mails,
telegraph and travel interrupted.
An Indian war is threatened in Arizona.
Benz Hosea, Mormon elder, is now in
Eastern Long Island arranging for re-
vival The people say they will appeal to
the authorities to prevent the meetings
Lively times are anticipated.
Several prominent French InterIation-
alists had Snerat meeting III New York
on Saturday evening, Gen. Cecilia prcsid-
ing Letters from Communists in Mar
seilles, Paris and London We're read. \
letter from Marseilles cffectuallv contra
dicted the report of Carl Marks death.
The Philadelphia health officers report
shows 223 deaths from small pox the past
week, and 1878 during the year. The
new remedy of .ulphate of zinc is reported
as being used with success.
News from the Indian Territory states
that Louis Chateau, a prominent half breed
Indian trader, was stabbed anu killed by a
white man, last Thurs lay. Chateau was
reckoned one of the leading men Of the
tcrritory.
The officials Of Conway comfy, Kansas,
have cot into trouble which threatens to
become serious.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
suthor;zed the Assistant Treasurer III New
York to sell sl,00o,0O gold on the
second ana fourth Thursdays, and TO
purchase 5 .0O0, 900 of bonds on the first
and third Thursdays during the month of
January.
Sixty clerks have been discharged from
the census Office Other discharges will
soon take place, as the work from time to
time shall be finished.
Bishop Dupanloup has resigned his scat
in the Academy of France in consequence
of the election of NJ. Maximilion and Paul
Emile Lettre as members.
The sale of photographs of the executed
Communists has been prohibited in
France.
The safety of the frigate Wabash is
fully established.
The ship Pyce, from Wilmington, with
a Cargo of 1900 barrels of turpentine, was
totally destroyed py Hre "hlie wing al
South End, on the Thames.
The Jowaal de st. Petersburg, the
Russian official newspaper organ, says:
The cordial reception of the Grand
Duke Alexis in the United States creates
profound sense of satisfaction through
out Russia"