The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-31

A"Ae 20 ooh4as. II was coPAi''iiN4S" A0A
the season.
Ground is broken on the Brigham Union
Narrow gauge Railroad at Salt Lake City,
to be finished in ninety days.
General Howard, arrived from Arizona,
says he acts strictly in acoorl with the in
structions from General Crook, and en-
dorses his policy and plans of a vigorous
war against the hostile Indians. lie never
gave Crook orders to suspend hostilitics
while he was in power.
The Memphis Savings Bank has gone
where the wooibine twineth.
The election of Gen Max veil to Congress
from Utah is to be contested.
The race between Occident and Lncy, at
San Francisco, has been postponed to No
vemher 18th.
A dispatch from Elko, California, says
the eastern-bound freight train WIS badly
wrecked Saturday morning.
The Hamilton (Cal. stage was Stopped
by six highwaymen and the treasure box
taken. The passengers were unmolcsted.
Judge Richardson, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, will soon have ready his
volume practical Information Concerning
the Public Debt of the United States, with
the national banking laws, &c.
\ rise in tho Ohio river is reported, en-
abling a large fleet which had been tied up
at Pittsburg on account of low water, to
leave. Nineteen steamers, with 200 hargcs
containing two million one hunlfci aud
forty-six thousand bushels will leave for
Cincinnati; for Louisville, . steamers
with 239 barges containing J, 1923, 900 bush
els; for New Orleans, , steamers with So
coal-boats, containing 59l ,000 bushels.
Thomas L. Davis, late Democratic can,
d.date for Prosecuting Attorney Of Ven
dorberg county, Ind, attacked Frank j.
Ryan, city editor of the Evanston Journal
Sunday evening in the editoria! room of
that paper. lie was promptly elected.
This is the third time Davis has assaulted
city the editor of the Journal.
y dispatch from Montgomery says troops
are beng quartered throughout Alabama.
On inquiry at the War Department IT was
ascertained that not more than two com
panies have been distributed at three or
four points in the State.
The case of Congressman Baltic Payton,
Of Gallatin, Tenn, distinguished member
Of Congress during Jackson's administra-
ton, was before the Claims Committee or
Saturday.
Secretary Bclknap will in few days
award the contract for supplying tomb
stones. to all nationsl cemeteries, the bids
for which have been very numerous.
La Grave, who some time since extern
sively swndled prominent merchants in
New York, was taken in custody on Satrr-
day, on his arrival from France, where he
was arrested. The amount Of his sSind-
ling is said to reach near million lie
has been jailed in default of bail, which il
fixed at SD, 900,
1t is announced that in lctments have
been found against Daniel ID. Conover.
Gee. Ii. Plunkett Of the present Board of
Aldermen, Isaac Robinson. Edward Cas-
tello, of the Old Board, for frau Is relating
to ceding of city property in the upper
part Of New York Tor railroad purposes.
The President of the Pacific Mail Com
pany has announced TINT the company has
sold $1,000 reserved shares at par, and
thus increased the company's capital to
about slO,025,000.
The House of Bishops Of the Episcopal
Church elect this week Il Bishop for Ne
braska. The jurisdiction includes the ter
ritories Of Dakota, Montana, etc.
The Jesuits propose bnillins a third
church ia New York city.
Tbs Sunday liquor law in Chicago was
not so well observed As on last Sunday,
majority of the saloons in all parts of the
city being open, AMI in the North Division
nearly all were open al day.
Louis kormenly, the ~eIl-known prs
prieter of Kormendy's gymnasium of Chi
cago, shot and killcl himself on Sunday.
The large elevator at Blue Mound Ill,
was burned on Wednesday morning. The
loss is $4,000.
y young man named Frank Tomalson, of
Alexandria, Madison county, Ind was in
stantly killed in saw-mill az kokomo
Saturday morning, by the bursting of a
pulley.
Albert Crentz, who killed Leander Barnes
in Madison, Ind, a few weeks since, has
been sentenced to State Prison for twenty
years.
Philadelphia appropriates $4,000 to tue
United States Centennial Committee.
A man named Brown, of Jersey City,
while leaning out of 4 window on an Erie
Express train, westward bound, Monday
morning, as the train crossed the river at
West Paterson, was struck by the bridge,
his brains dashed out, and his body thrown
into the river.
Hon. NJ. r. Waite, one of the American
counsel at Geneva, is to have public re-
ception on his return to Toledo, November
9Th.
Three persons lost their lives by acct
dents, in Nashville on Sunday.
Bench warrants we're issued in New
York on Monday for the arrest of James IL!
Ingersoll and James D. Harrington, charged
with forgery. Harrington, it is alleged,
made out bill against the city for work
done, and forged the endorsement of E. A.
Heath thereto.
The paintings in the Governors room in
New York city, have been seized to satisfy
a Judgment of Sl2,400 against the city.
The War Department has issued an Or
der that in no case shall an order for fun
eral expenses or transportation at the pub
lie expense of officers remains he issued
without the approval of the Secretary of
War having first been obtained in every
case.