The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-09

COLLECTIONS VIII be taken up IN most o
of the churches on Sunday.
The change of gauge of the Crane
Trunk Railway In Canada,sw compile t
ed on Saturday, over the entire line. ant
trains will resume their regular trips Oh
Monday. The international bridge a
Buffalo will be completed on the 9th
alter which trains can pass between
Canada and the eastern and western
States
New York Custom House officer;
seized ten thousand dollars worth of lace,
on Saturday
The Apollo Hall Democratic Execu
tive Committee have voted to support
the regular nominations made at Utica
The main pipe of the Hoboken Water
Works burst Saturday night, water
famine ensuing.
The New York Cotton Exchange on
Saturday raised 81 GOO for Memphis.
Sepies Oil Cloth factory. at Newark,
was burned Saturday night. Loss $780,
600.
The police made descent on the
honse of Mrs. Mctzler, c,airvoyant, III
Jersey City. and arrested the proprietors
on suspicion Of malpractice. The body
Of woman about % years Of age was
found on the premises.
The steamship City of Brussels arrived
at New York on Sunday, with $3.50, ,UOO
in specie
The New Orleans National Banking
Association, G. Conro president, in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the Board
of Directors, has gone lnto liquidation.
A fire broke out in the tobacco manu-
factory of K Z Barker, at Detroit, Sun
day evening. Loss probably about $I5,-
600; insured.
president Graut will not, as he intend
ed, be present at the reunion of the Ar
my of the Tennessee.
The remains of the Right Rev, George
w. Randall, Bishop of Colorado, have
reached Boston for interment.
Twenty six yellow fever inteIments at
Memphis on Saturday
Henay A. Jaquith's store at Medford,
Mass, was robbed, on Friday night, of
railroad stocks and $500 in greenbacks.
Twenty-Five convicted criminals we're,
on Saturday, sentenced to the State
Penitentiary, at Joliet, by Judge Booth.
of the Chicago Criminal Court, for yari-
Gus crimes.
The Chicago and Atlantic R. R. Go.
have determined to continue the work
and have the first 25 miles ready for the
iron by November lst.
John Reed killed Samuel Griffith, at
Y ork Centre, Uuion county, Ohio, Fri
day night, stabbing him in the abdomen.
Reed was arrested Both parties were
drunk and quareling.
An explosion occurred at the National
Pipe Foundry of VIM Smith & Sons,
Pittsburg, Pa, Monday afternoon. A
large pipe for the new water works was
being cast. when by some means the
water came in contact with the hot iron,
causing the explosion. Three workmen
who were near were crushed, but not
burned. The fire spread
to the adjoining buildings, which, with the
foundry, were consumed.
Fifteen yellow fever interments at
on Sunday, and sixteen on
Monday.
Subscriptions for the relief of the yell
low fever sufferers at Memphis and
arc being made iu all of the
loading cities of the United States.
A committee of Galveston and Hous-
ton physicians have reported the fever at
Calvert, Texas, to be the genuine yellow
The Treasury Department is now pay
ing persons who were Employed in taking
the United States census in the Southern
States in 1860, just previous to the
breaking out Of the rebellion, and who
were deprived of their money on that
account. Already $67,6i9 have been
paid to such employees In sums from $50
to 5000
The President has requested the Secrc-
tary Of War TO direct the Commissary
General to send ten thousand rations to
Memphis for the relief of the yellow fever
suffers.
A telegram has been received in Wash
ington. from the Howard Association, at
Shreveport. expressing gratitude for the
action of the Government in sending ra
tons to the sufferers there.
The Central Bank of Dayton. Ohio, a
private institution, has suspended.
Donaldson, the aeronaut, made bal
loon ascension from the Capitoline
grounds in Brooklyn, early Monday morn
ing, with the avowed purpose of crossing
the Atlantic. He took with him as com
panions George Washington Lunt and
Alfred Ford. When the airship reached
Canada, in the northeastern corner Of
Connecticut, it was caught in violent
storm, and being near the earth, Prof
Donaldson and his friends Jumped out
and permitted the balloon to escape.
Thirty seven yellow fever interments
at Memphis, Monday.
The small pox prevails to a considera-
BILE extent among the Indians at Santee
agency, Neb.
The President has signed the commits
sions of Edward q. Negley, postmaster
at Pittsburg, and Josiah e. West, post
master at ST. Cloud, Mimi, and appoint
ed Philip Allen, Dr., postmaster at Min
eral Point, Wis, vice Philip Lawrence,
suspended
There is considerable activity in the
grain trade at New York, the exports be-
ing liberal.
Judge Gary, of the Superior Court at
Chicago, orders that hereafter all di-
vorce suits be tried In open court.
A snow-storm prevailed at Pottsville,
Pa, and Fonda, New York, Tuesday
John W. Pierce, Jr., Cashier of the
Merchants National Bank, of Lowell,
Mass, has been guilty of Irregularities,
according to the other officers of the
bank, to the extent of $4,000
The Sd National Bank of Chicago re-
opened yesterday.
Severe snowstorms were experienced
in Pennsylvania and New York last
Tuesday, eight inches of snow fell in
Delaware County.
SHREVEPORT, Oct 7.-Interments to-
day, 9.
MEMHHIs, Tenn, Oct. There was
a heavy frost last night, and indications
of another, tonight, though to-day more
new cases of fever were developed than
before. There are about 600 under treat
nent in the infected district. To-day
there were forty-two yellow fever inter
ments and twelve from other causes.
Among the former was the Rev. Father
Cary, of the Dominican priesthood.
The bagging factory in Louisville,
KY, was destroyed by fire last Tuesday
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