The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-02-08

Inns, and also at Rawlins. The snow is still
drifting, and the prospects of the road get
ting clear are as bad "a ever.
Martin Hoard, late cashier Of the Rhode
Island National Bank, at Providence, has
been arrested on charges, preferred by
Bank Inspector Migatt, of embezzling
S2o0,000 of the funds of the bank, and is
held in the sum Of $4,000. Robert A.
Pearson, late teller of the bank, is held in
the sum Of $685. 900 to answer charres of
aiding and abetting the frauds of the cash
Ter.
A dispatch from Camp Bowie, Arizona,
says two more mails have been captured
near Tuseon by Apaches. A. j. Rice and
John Paby, passengers, and Thomas Don
ovan, mail rider, were killet, and ohn
Bedford Il mail rider, wounded.
Gen. Crook has designated the 18th lust,
as day, after which all Apaches found of
reservations, are to be treated aa hossiie
enemies, and sent runners to inform all
tribes to tEat effect.
Two young ladies, named Mary and Kate
Daley, while crossing the Ohio, Su 1;iay
evening, broke through the weakened ice
within a few feet OF Ludlow street, and
were drowned.
Anton Boute, a Cincinnati salesman,
committed suicide on Saturday.
The first general fire alarm since the
great October contiagration WAS sounded III
Chicago on Friday.
Minister De Long is at Salt Lake City.
with the Japanese embassy. He saws the
snow blockade will involve a loss of millions
of dollars to the transcontincntai route, bv
diverting, through the report OF the Japa-
nese, the water travel and trade to 0, .an
routes.
ABROAD.
The London O6$err0 states that the
British government has sent dispatch 10
Washington, withdrawing from its agree
meEt to submit the Alabama claims to AZ
bitration before the Geneva Boardif the /
liability of England for indirect damages re- /
mains an open question. The dispatch is
couched ia friendly terms, and gives ex-
preston to the earnest desire on the part
of Her Majesty's government to carry out
all the provisions of the Treaty of Wash 7
ingtOn.
An election riot occurred in Galway, Ire
land, on Sunday. Many person were Sc
verely wounded.
The Duke d Aumale and Prince de Join :
vile, in a communication to the official +
Journal, state that if they had been present !
i'll the Assembly on Friday, they would !
have voted in favor Of the return of the .
Assembly and Government to PARIS.
\ Matamoras telegram states that the
party under Sanchez Uriste, which pillaged I
Rag!ad lately, was surprised at st. Terz
thirty miles distant Urste and five others /
were killed. three wounded and seventeen /
capturel Four Of the prisoners We're to .
be shot.
WISCONSIN,.
The sportcd fever is prevalent at Prai- :
RE du Chen. (
Clark county farmers have lost great
many horses ~ sickness this winter.
The Eau Claire Lumber Co. are engaged .
in tie removal Of about 10000 yards of
dirt from the bluff bordering on the Eau .
Claire river, into the shallow portion of that .
stream between the upper bridge and .
their new Touring mill, which will form Il
plateau of ground desirable for the cstab- .
lishment Of II lumber yard.
The Trempealeau Records learns that a
Norwegian named Emery Hanson commit
ted suicide 1T iIariie's Greek, on Friday
last, by she oting himself through the heart
with "a shot gun.
Nine deaths from small pox in the vicin- |
ity of Menominee, Waukcsha county.
Several persons died of diphtheria in
Ozsukee county, last week, and the disease /
is spreading to an alarming extent.
The cooper shop If Mr. Meyer, at the
Waukesha county, was destroyed by fire
last week.
There is spring on the farm of Chris. !
Gaynor, of Brooki-ld, Waukesha county,
whose waters are strongly impregnated
with sulphur.
A newspaper is about to be started at
Palmyra, IL. II. Colt of Lake Mills, to be
editor and proprietor.
Mr.. Hiram Palmer, of Saratoga, Wood
county, engaged in logging in Natwig's
camp, was fatally injured by a falling tree
last week.
Some Of the kenosha ministers recently
visited various liquor saloons in the city
ani eztemrorized prayer meetings on
small scale.
The Beaver Dam Citizen SAYS it is esti-
mated that no less than two thousand
bushels oi bull-heads have been taken from
the springs on the edge of the pond just
north of the city.
About l00, 900 pounds of dressed turkey.
have hpen mark kptpd in Nbita,ratar THE
winter.