The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-11
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The NeD- Orleans Picayune proposes
William Cullen Bryant as candidate for
the Presidency.
Mr.. Gilmore Jubilee benefit was q
success.
The Indians are threatening trouble in
the West and Southwest.
hlilesian won the steeple chase, Fadla-
deem the mile dash. and Meteor the Jer-
sey Derby at the Long Branch races.
Two Boards have been appointed by
the Secretary of War, one to select
model for brech loading muskets and
carbines to be used in the army, and the
other to examine heavy ordnance.
IheTeport Of the murder of Gen. Nc
kenzie by the Indians is denied at Wash
ington.
The complaint in the action of the
Erie Railway directors against Jay Gould,
to recover $lO,OOO,000 damages, is pub.
lished.
A very large number of cases of sun
stroke were reported in New York,
The New York State Senate, by a
unanimous vote, yesterday, removed
Judge McCunn.
The heat has been intense throughout
the Northern States.
The Michigan Democracy indorsed the
Cincinnati platform.
The Eclipse colt won the Hopeful
Stakes, Lyttleton the mile heat race, and
Longfelow the Monmouth Cup, at the
Long Branch races.
Seventy-two fatal cases of sun-s'roke
were reported on one day in New York.
The Controller reports an increse Of
over $5,000,0O0 in the city debt during
June. in N. Y. City.
Gen. Howard's Apache delegation
called on the President on the third in.
slant.
Seven men were killed near Belle Plain,
Iowa, on Tuesday, by the telescoping of
caboose.
In New York the prosecution in the
Stokes case rested and Mr.. McKeon open
ed for the defense.
At the Long Branch races Duffy won
the steeple-chase, Chivalry the selling
race, and Woodbine the Monmouth
Oaks.
The loss by the Elm-st. fire in N. Y.
was about $50, 600.
Thirtyfive cases of sunstroke were re-
ported in New York on the 4th.
Thermometer, so, 90o, $40.
Three U. S. officers abducted VIM.
White by mistake, in Canada, and then
released him.
Charles Francis Adams, jr, delivered
Fourth of July Grafton at Boston on
the Labor Problem"
Regattas were held at Boston, Buffalo.
and elsewhere on the 4th.
The Boston Jubilee closing concerts
were thinly attended.
Ten lives were lost by fire in a coal
mine at Limanville. Ohio
Three men were killed by lightning at
Boston
The ship Tweedsdale was abandoned
ard burned
An insane woman murdered her daugh.
ter.
At the Long Branch Races, Milesian
won the hurdle race. Lyttleton the three
mile dash, and Wade Hampton the Sc
quei Stakes.
BALTIMORE July Sth.-Among the
notable rebel leaders present here to-day
as delegates to the Democratic National
Convention are Robert Ould, of Virginia
the notorious rebel Commissioner for the
exchange of prisoners during the war
General Fitzhugh Lee, one of the VIr-
ginia rebel commanders General Brad
ley L. johnson. another Virginia rebel
commander; General jeff, Thompson.
a notorious Missouri rebel leader Gen.
Gordon, of Alabama; Gen. Fagan Of
Arkansas Colonel w. McGivin, now Of
California Gen. w. r. Wagstaff, now
of Kansas Gen Buckner, of Kentucky
Ex-Governor Magoffin, of Kentucky
Gems Moore, Gilmor and Hines of Ma
rylapd Gen. Barksdale, Of Mississippi !;
Generals Scales Keenan,, of North Carroll
ma Generals Wallace. Aiken and Chest
nut, of South Carolina Generals Short
er, LawIer Withers and Dox, of Alabama
Generals McGhee. Brown Savage, McRae
and Reeves, of Tennessee Generals
Reagan, Jones and Stoddard, of Texas !;
Generals Branan and Imboden, of West
Virginia and large number of Rebel
Coionels. Mayors, Captains, and high
privates
THE Democratic Convention at Baitl-
more has nominated Greeley and Brown.
There will be Democratic bolt OF
large dimentions.
The Convention was almost failure in
point of numbers.