The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-11

township, Livingstone spunty. ILL.,, and
| his brother, by Tom ard Pat Barnett, IN
drunken row on last Saturday night. Is
reported The victims were pounded to
| death.
The store of j. pfeiffner, at Wanpe-
ton, Iowa, was entered by burglars, on
Saturday, aud the safe robbed of 500.
A man nameisCharlcs Hyde has been ar
rested on suspicion and taken to Duhu-
que for trial
The Duke of Manchester and a party
of English tourists are at Salt Lake
| A severe thunder storm with hail ex
tended over Utah.
! Burglars bored through the safe of the
German Savings Bank, at l4eavenworth,
| Monday night, and no doubt would have
obiained 100, 900. if an alarm of fire in
| South Leavenworth, and the presence Of
many persons Gil the streets, had ro.
ighiened them off
Hon. ID. Rings, The first chief justice
! of Arkansas, and for twelve years United
States Judge of the eastern district of
Arkansas, died at Little Rock, aged IS
The Stnte ticket nominated by the
Democrats Of Massachusetts is as follows:
Governor, VIM. CASTOR, of Boston,
Lieutcnant Governor, Wm. l. Smith, OF
Springfield: : Secretary OF State, R. I.
Mills, of " li;laustown; Treasurer, Ma
than Claik, of Lynn; Audi sor y aldo
Cohuul. oi Dedhani Akosacy General,
7. 0. Morse, of champion.
The Uaion ock-yards at Cincinnati,
with accommodations for 90, Geo head of
live stock Of all kinds, went into opera
ton on Wednesday last week.
Stephen E!kins, Republican, has been
elected delegate to Congress from New
Mexico
The Grangers CT the Wapello district
In Iowa have resolved 10 raise SI00 OOO
for manufacturing purposes.
A severe hail storm swept over Utah
on "Wednesday. Iowa was also visited by
a Storm on the same day.
In New York, Wednesday evening.
eight large diamonds, said to be worth
$40, 900, were seized from, Mes>rs Maunce
and Josephs. passengers from England
by the steamer Adriatic, on the ground
OF smuggling them into this country and
offering them for sale to jeweler They
also rendered them to custom house
officer, not knowing his position. They
state they intended them for their own
wear.
The election in San Francisco resulted
IN the success oil the anti Monopoly
ticket.
An election in Laramie county, w T.,
for the Legislature, passed off in a quiet
manner. The whole Republican ticket
was elected with the exception of one
member of the lower house
The Cincinnati Exposition was formal
ly opened on Wednesday.
A party of two hundred and twenty
five Indiana and Illinois farmers arrived
at Topeka, on Wednesday, on their way
to the Arkansas Valley, where they pro-
pose TO locate.
A defalcation of 5000, 600 has been
discovered in the State Bank at New
buryport, n. j.
Delegates to the meeting Of the Evan
gelical Alliance, to be held next month.
ale already arriving in New York.
Col. HI. Russell, of Milton, Mass has
purchased the Kansas trotting stallion
Smuggler for $4,000.
Indian Agent Ingalls, has held coun-
ell with the chiefs Of seven different
tribes, and induced all the Piute Indians
In Southern Utah and Northern Arizona
to go on the Muddy Valley reservation.
The Antietam paper mills. at Hagers
town, Md, were damaged by fire to the
tAtSuI VI GOO, OpO Oh
A committee Of U. S. Engineers are
examining the St Louis bridges to as
certain if they are an obstruction to navi-
CATION.
The national convention of Sons of
Hermann, German organization, are in
session at St. Louis
Rev. w. p. Walkips suicided at
Waterloo, Iowa, by drowning himself
| He was pastor of the Methodist Churcl
| in that city.
A terrible fire is raging in the western
| part of East Surry, Me-, in piece of
woodland. A large force Of men are
| fighting the flames, but if the high winds
continue a great number of dwelling
houses will be burned, as the wells are
all dry, and hardly any water is to be
| had.
Gov. Washburn, of Massachu 5etts,
has issued a proclamation ordering an
election of member of Congress on the
4tll of November next. to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of William
| Whiting.
The Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nonpareil
and Sioux CityJ ournal gives the particu-
| lars of the drugging and robbing of man
named Allen, a runner for St. Louis
house, who was decoyed into saloon in
that city. and robbed of check on the
bank of Sioux City for $4,000 and some
$500 in money. A fellow named Lew
Foot, presented the check at Sioux City,
but the facts being telegraphed in ad.
vance. he was arrested.
Beane and Puffenberg, the conductor
and engineer who caused the railroad
disaster at Lemont. H., have been in
dicted for manslaughter.
Tornadoes swept over the towns OF
CRANKY and Northampton, Mass, Thurs
day afternoon and evening, destroying
houses, barns and crops.
Large numbers of people are leaving
Shreveport La. on account of the pre-
yalence Of yellow fever
Twenty-Five buildings in Ohio, Ca!ifor
MIA, burned Friday. Loss, $4,000.
Major Powell is now devoting himself
to the affairs of the Indian Bureau, and
hasj just gone to Muddy Valley, New,
with Ingalls,, Indian Agent, to arrange
for the reception Of the Piutes on the re-
servation.
c. b. Smith, telegraph operator a,
Owatonpa. Minnesota, died from ar
overdose of hydrate of chloral.
The body which was found at Chicago
in a railway car of -four. shipped from
Brent wood, is supposed to be that of Ed