The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-19
N. T., stabbed his father, Wednesday,,

y, Indiana, Il few days ago, and has not
since been heard Of
y collision between freight and pas s.si-
ger trains at East Newark, \. j.. on
Wednesday,, wrecked several cars an.
slightly Injured "a large number of pas
scngers.
4 verdict of 81. 500 was rendered
agaias, ihe St. LoIis and Northwestern
hallway. in the Circuit Court at Evans
vile. indiana, on Wednesday. for iuiur-
les To an ola man by coliding n team on
the l7th Of January.
| " "a. A. Stumpe. cashier of Marke 6
Savings Bank, St. Louis, has ,iecampe3
With between four or FIVE thousand dol
! lars
The Commissioner of Patents on Wed
nesday extended patent to Andrew T.
| MerFima0, Of Chicago, for II machine Tor
| saving stone
Excessive warm weather is reported
| throughout the Northwest. Cases If
sun stroke occurred on Tuesday at Du
buque. Ia, ard Madison, Wis.
| Ihe bankrupt Humboldt Fire Iusur-
ance Company Of New York declared a
| dLvl3end q iitiy-six ner cent. on adjust
ed elaii3s. Creditor have Until Neven.-
bel II to present GlHuns.
A coroer ia cotton existsin New York.
and several failures Of brokers is report
| ed
A trot a. Prospect Park. New York, on
Thursday, inr s. .25o was won by Jokes !;
time 2:2S, 2:3i.
The annual regatta Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club vas sailed on Thursday. The
Madeline won the schooner prize the
llsion the prize for first-class sloops, and
the Dndine, Sophia, William L. Lee.
and brooklyn the other prizes.
a Columbus widow, who keeps n
nbroker s shop is the victim of mis-
RACED confidence in a swindlar, who,
| alter brIet c0urtsaIp, ramoseG with two
Thousand dollars worth of watches and
| iewelry.
Miss Sarah E. Raymond. a normal
school graduate. has been unanimously
elected principal ofthe city high school.
wee Prof b. z. Marsh, resigned, at
Bloomington, LII.
Two brothers, named Lawreuce, were
suttocated and another brother nearly so,
IN the gas woracs at Eastro Me. Tues
day. One Of them was overcome by gas,
and the others were sufTocated in trying
to assist him
4 New York telegram states that the
eight annual regatta Of the Atlantic Race
| Club took place on Tuesday from the an
chorage Oft Bay Ridge, through the
| Narr0ws and around the stake boat at the
southwest spit, thence around the light
| ship and return The race was splendid
ly contestastcd, The Agnes took the
price for schooners, the Vivian for first
class slonps, Anna for The second-class,
and the Flyaway for The third-class.
Elizabeth Guthrie. married woman,
living near Ainsworth, committed suicide
on tuesday, by throwing herself under
the wheels OF a locomotive on the Chica-
go and Rock Island Railway, near her
home. She was driven 10 the act by the
abnse of a drunken husband
The sale of thorough, bred stock by s.
B. Whi2ple, of San Mateo. Cal. ag-
gregated one hundred and twenty thous-
and dollars.
VIM. Ross supposed to be insane,
committed suicide at San Francisco on
Friday, leaving two thousand dollars in 4
| bank -
Evansville, Indiana, brags over It's
first bar of iron.
The wooden mills Of Edee & Briefly, at
Milton Mills, n Y. were burned, on
Friday. Loss &75, 600 to $1OO O0O.
The tube FORKS of Freeman & Burger,
Pittshurg, were destroyed by FIRE on Fri
day night. Loss $25 900.
An insane Trishman. at circus al
Henderson. Mo, on Friday, killed baby
aud injured number Of persons with a
club
Two track-mcn, named VIM. Carorelr
and Martin Branigan, while being towei
on a hand car behind a train, on the JEFF
ferson branch Of the Erie Railroad, Fri
day, were instantly killed by the break
ing of car-wheel 10 front of them.
The internal revenue receipts fer the
fiscal year, TO date, are $l16,O77, l55, or
$78,000in excess Of the estimates.
Propositions have been made to Post
master General Cressweli, with a view to
effectiug the establishment of postal
treaty between the United States aud
Janan.
The Postmas ster General has ordered a
station of She Chicago Postofice to be es-
tabIished on the West Side, to be known
IS the West Side Division Station, ser,
vice to be commenced therein July |.
This station will also be a noney-order
Office.
The Attorney General has decided that
velvet ribbons made of silk and cotton
are not subject to the duty OF 60 per cent.
under the eight section of the tariff, but
to duty OF 30 per cent under that act.
Gen. Davis has sent men to hunt Up
and arrest the persons guilty Of the mas
sacre of the Modocs.
Photographs have haen taken of Cap
tain Jack and his whale band of warri-
ors.
a man. name unknown, notorious
horse thief, while playing the role Of an
officer, was shot and killed in Pope coun-
ty, Ark, Oh Wednesday
\ large meeting Of farmers and labor
ing men was held at Shcllsyillo. Ind, on
Saturday. Several addresses were made,
and resolutions condenning the salary
grabbers. railroad monopolies, and
mouied aIislocracy, were unanimously
adopted.
President Grant has accepted the invi-
tatlon Of the centennial commission to
participate Oh the approaching Fourth Of
July, IN the ceremonies attending the
transfer Of the grounds in Fairmount
Park, Philadelphia. to the commission
for the exhibitlon in 1876.
Lanct. & Ffoncinan. aud Alex. Snaer.
a colortd justice Of the peace. were bru-
tally murdered in their store. five miles
from New Iberia. la, Friday night.
The store was robbed and burned, by
! tiFeS urgCOCS- = HulilDHf or citiICuS UaEc
gore 10 pursuit Of the mnrlerere
On Friday evening, Dir Lewis. ply
sic;an of GAINESVILLE. o. learned that
Thomas Smith, a married man. having
three children, had taken daughter
Of Lew:s' III his buggy, anA left town,
Lewis followed and overfook them,
and shot Smith. besides heating him
him severely. He is expected to recover.
Lewis was arrested
The Modac capiives have restored
nearly all Of the vauahles taken from
Gen. Caaby anl the Peace Commits
sioners at the massacre.
The Secretary Of the Navy says that
from the testimony elected. he is conf
dent that the separation of the Polaris
from tie recently rescued members #
her crew vas purely accidental. and that
CAPTAIN Hall died a natural death.
John 4. Bingham. Minister to Japan,
is in Washington. receiving his final in
structiuus.
judge Rice, of Portland, Me, has be-
came President aE the Northern Pacific
Railroad COMPANY
Over "a 0GJ immigrants have arrived
nj New York since tie fist OF January.