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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18
OUR wAsEHENG eros LETTER.

WASHINGTON, DC, December 9, 1873.
It appears that the statement regard
ing the resignation of Captain General
Joviller is at least premature. The
Spanish Minister here has since received
a communication from him in which no
reference is made to a charge in his Off
cial relations. 1t seems that the story
that Spain had asked for modification
of the terms of the protocol requiring the
surrender of the Virginius grew out of
by the Captain General of Cuba had been
simply forwarded from Spain to the
State Department. 4 copy of the same
dispatch had previously been received
by Admiral Polo and was the subject Of
| conference between him and secretary
Fish and members of the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations. 1t was
promptly decided that no such PROPOSE
ton for change of terms could be ac-
cepted and this determination, instead of
increasing, had the effect OF allaying ex-
citement ut Havana.
The Spaninh press are in high dud-
geon at the comments on Cuban affairs
in Presidents Grants message. Slavery
/ there, as in this country demands to be
let alone, and all reference to it in the
way of criticism is considered imperti-
nence.
Secretary Robeson has asked Congrss
for $500, 000 for the Navy.
1t is presumed that Minister Sickles has
resigned on account of disagreenents
with Secretary Fish regarding Cuban
complications, but the story is no doubt
sensational and false, as also that con-
tanned in q Herald special from Havana
stating that the American consulate is
guarded by troops, and that an attempt
has been made to burn the Vir9inius
Mr.. Cox was little premature III
pressing his resolution to a vote in the
House yesterday recognizing the bellig-
erency of Cuba. On a motion to sus-
pend the rules and adopt the resolution
; - Democratic members voted IN the
affirmative, the balance, chiefly Repubh-
I cans, voted no. The time has not yet
arrived for such setion, especially when
/ a crisis in the Ministry of Castlebar APP
/ pearsto be imminent, and based solely on
his alleged pandering to America.
/ The subject of confirming the nomin-
alton of Hon. Geo. ". Williams as Chief
Justice has been partially considered by
the Senate Judiciary Committee, and it
/ is generally believed that it viii be re-
ported favorably for the action of the
Senate. It ie quite certain, from the
/ hyper criticism against all those spoken
of for this exalted place, that no non,;n-
alton could have been made that would
not have met with opposition both with
in and outside of Administration circles.
Plans for a new national library build
ing are now being examined by the new
Committee on Library of which Senator
Howe Is Chairman, Prizes viii soon be
awarded 10 the three most successful
Architects of 81. 800. 81, 900, and $500
It Is now thought that the new building
will ba erected West Of the CAPITOL, nea1
Pennsylvania Avenas.
The Z. 8 Steamer Kansas which i
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HyssskE NEWS.

Hon John O Connor, member of G. n
gress from Texas, formerly of Indiana,
died in Washington on Wednesday OF
congestion of the bowels.
The L. S. Supreme Court in the case
of the Chicago and Northeastern Il Ill
road against Fuller has reaftr.ued tie dc
cision Of the lower Court, which vas to
the effect that the law oil the State OF
Iowa regulating railroad iftishts was
valid, as within the power OF the state
to protect its people from imposition.
The road was charged with imposing
double rates for furniture from Chic go
to Marshalltown, Ia.
W. 5. Edsoll's warehouse at For:
Wayne, lad, was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday, with large ampuat Of i ,uf
and lard. Loss $4,000.
More cases Of yellow fever at ColG n :
bus. Texas.
\ Philadelphia dispatch states that
several large up town manutact airing ss-
tabiishmenss, closed the pa, IL or Ell sht
weeks, have resumed, running from i!.fee
days in week to full time. arg. nF them
with a full compliment of hands. bui at
a reduction in wages from ten - iiee per
cent. Twenty mills in Manaynuk sta. ted
the past week, and 1t is stated that she
remainder will be running ty Acy I ea- s
At chicago, on Tuesday az abp.:ca
lion vas made TO Judge Farwe!i, of ihe
Circuit Court, for AN injunction reStr.iG.
ing the Rev Chas. f Cheney, lately ap
pointed ilincarnt Bishop for The WeS,
by the Reformed Episcopal Church.
from further exercising power as q min
ister of tie Episcopal Churth The ap-
plication is made on behaif Gf several
members of DIR. Cheney church no
have opposed his course fnf SONIC time
At meeting of railway iiiccr, Ia i'h,
cago. on Tuesday, it was reSo!s Ell to 20
modify the pass system as 10 allow passes
between roads to actual railway mi.loy es
The Cincinnati Acelimazation Society
has received $4,000 worth of birds /, ON
Germany, comprising many yarieiie
never before brought to this country
They will be wintered in Burnett Woods,
and turned at large next srriug.
Raids by Indians, supposed 10 be Ca
manches, are reported from Texas On
the Neuoes they killed twenty four per
sons, mostly sheep herders The sou Of
MIR. Gray, of Santiago Rancho. was also
killed. Buck Graves, in company wi. h a
party of citizens from Corpus Christi. is
in pursuit of them. Thirty Indians ar
tackled ReilFs Rancho and captured thir-
sy-eight horses. They came to two Mexi-
cans. one Of whom jumped into well to
save himself. They caught the other.
stripped him and threw him into the well
after the other. At another rancho,
where three herders were drying sheep,
they killed seven and hung thein 20
trees The whereabouts OF the other six
are not known. At another point they
mortally wounded three men and drove
of seventy head of horses.
The Senate on wednesday confirmed
the following nominations Marshal
jewell. Minister to Russia Jas. Mer-
edith Bead, minister resident to Greece ;
John Nj. Wilson, of Ohio. consul at Bre.
men; Alfred s.. Freeman, of Tennessee,
consul at Prague; Levi T. Hull. collec-
tor Of the Second District of Michigan.
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SENATOR CARPENTER
President Pro Tenn. OF The senate

Senator Carpenter has been reelected
President pro tenn. of the Senate by his
Republican associates in that body. This
is compliment st this time peculiarly
gratifying to his friends in and out of the
State, in view of the persistent efforts
made by the Ne,c York 7iibune. and
kindred prints to prove that he was un-
worthy of the confidence of his brother
Senators. ice-President Wilson 5
health is so feeble that hereafter the res
ponsible duties of presiding officers viii
fest principally upon the Senator from
Wisconsin.
Time proves all things, aud Senator
Carpenter has now the opportunity to
show that he is eminently worthy of the
is9nhdeIace thus reposed. VI W;iSvasisl.
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E.a.csi y aws.


President Cespedes has been deposed
by the Cuban Junta and the Patriot
Ministry has been recognized.
fearful storm has done immense
damage in Northern England and Scot
land ON land and sea.
) tornado passed oyer Milton, Gala
verqs county, California, on the 18th
inst. nearly destroying the whole town.
Col. Dent, the father OF Mrs. Grant,
died III Washington December 18th, at
the age of 50 years, he is to be buried
in st. Louis.
The Bankrupt law has been repealed
by the House on the 9th.
Prof Agassiz is to be buried to-day III
Appleton Chapel, Boston.
1,he vote on the adoption of the new
Constitution IN Pennsylvania IS largely
in its favor.
Tho WellandrCanal closed on the 18th.
On the Erie Canal, boats are still may
ing,
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i3iiis We're introduced t. protect ship
ping on the Atlantic from 4 .strac5iye
eastern gales also, for the better pre-
seryatlon of harbors, chaAueis .a,l lakes;
for the IasJia Of convertible bonds. anl a
reduction OF interest on the funded debs:
to put printing paper, type, etc., on the
free ils' to allow pr2Iu1ers tQ Gaii leaf
Tobacco without tax Fsr reciprocal free
trade with Spanish American po.sass-
sions; a15h r.zing lti0nat banks To
Withdraw bonds iu proportion 10 The re-
ductlou Of olFoa!uIol !: granting a pen
sion to the widow of General Ganliv in
aid OF the execution of the laws of Utah;
for 3 survey for a ship canal flola Lake
Michigan to the Wabash river for a
survey Of the Tennessee and Hiawassa
rivers for the issue of National currep-
cy for canal over the Mpssal S4haais
in the Tennessee river for survcT aud
9 report of the cost of a double track
railroad from Omaha to New York citv,
for the transportation o. heavy freight
for the Improvement OF the Missouri
River to prescribe the time for the
election of Representatives in Congress
20 make Sioux City q port OF entry 10
impose a tax on inco les OF y, 600 and
over TO regulate commerce between
Eo1t1o5, ana TO regulate reasonable rates
o: railroad charges for freight for a
Eranscontinental railroad to transfer to
the War Department the management
Of Indian affairs to establish a terri
tOrial government in PeInbina. The t1-
tal number OF bills introduced We're over
300, i memorial signed hv over 5000
druggists and chemists was read, asking
for a repeal of the stamp-tax on meoti-
clnai preparatioI., on q modification of
th9 law 70 conIine the tax to patent or
proprietary medicines. Mr.. Hoar Of
ferefi q resolution ilisFructins. tlia judi
claTy ComInitta to inquire and report
Whether action of the House is required
concerning the official conduct OF the
Judge OF the United States Court for the
District of Alahar4a. AIr. Tremain,
from the Committee ON Judiciary, re-
ported bill to repeal the bankruptcy
law, and moved to suspend shc rules to
bring the bill hefore the House Afr.
Garfield offered a resolution for q re.l-
son OF the estimates oe expenditures for
tie next fiscal year, which vas, after
considerable disrussior. adopted /
rssfletie.a was adopted to adjourn over
from December 10 to January 6. Ad-
iouTned.S
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SENATE.

MONDAY, December Is bills were
introduced t.s provi52e fer The cous,ruc-
ton of the fort Il Philip canal, and its
maintenance as a Batinnal i.nbIic high
way tn repeal the tax OF ~ per cent
on the circaiatian cf bank uoio,. TO take
efiec' janury / i%I Tue Gna:ui.tee
on Elections r.! nrica that ,h,y were
evenly divided ou he i.5uisiat:a t0nIp,t-
eli els ctioH case OF Piach9ack and Gen.
Mcmillan ani asked that he whole
matte. be referred to ilie Semitic Laid
over. Mr. Conk!ing presented petition
OF ship owners touching The Geneva
;:aari. MIR Sherman. from ihe Commit
tee o. iiuance. reported back the i!1a g
bill 10 provide f1r he redemption OF lhe
loan oi 1858. 1t was passed with sew
eral uuiinportaut amendments. The
resolution reported H. Air Shctuan. Of
the Fina"ce nit;cc, last s7eek. was
then taken up, Mr. Ferry, al Michigan,
offered as u substitute The resolution
recently introduced ly hj,a, directing the
finance Committee t. report such meas
rTas as "on'l c-taht ~l free harkiug,
increase the volume If c1rteucy S5lO0.-
09o, 900. aud make the whole cqeIancy
G,lvernment iss.te The resolution was
laid over. Tae bill to aathQrize the or
galli1atlun Of national hanks without cir-
cula5ion was taken up. but without tax
ing Il vote the Senate went i2iso executive
session, and soon after a<iioarned
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SENATOR Howe has in.r

SENATOR HOWE has Introduced a
resolution in the Senate authorizing the
President to appoint five commissioners
to investigate the liquor traffic in its
economic, criminal, moral aud scientific
aspects; and report to Congress its
effect on crime, social vice, pauperism
and the public health. The Commission
ers are to hold their Offices for one year,
and are to receive no salary except pay
ment Of incidental expenses. The idea
is an excellent one, and would, If carried
out, be productive of much valuable in
formatipn.- Wisconsin.
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8. S.sEEsEEsSOE,

NEASUFAGTURES and Dealer i'm
III Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, sc. Shop on Buffalo
street the corner OF Eighth. Repairing neatly
aud promptly executed.
Nsnitewoc. .September 20, l96S.
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Ed. MhERKLIM,

gAruS~Iss and tE,otsSecary- Ssh Stree :
. = opposite the Post Ofice. Is fully provided
with complete selection OF Trash Drugs and Msdi-
icpss and offers has services especially to the PHYsI
OF t. village and county for the careful ard
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. 13
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GESTEV' FERsRS.

vKVATGFEa EaLGER and JEEVEEER. OF
w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clscks ard watches Has u fine and we'll selected
assortment Of the latest and best styles of Clocks
rasricau Enslisn and Swiss Watches. also of Gold
aud Plated Jevelry, At his Brick Store on Sth
traat South sids door south # Kremer's. Mani.
eyoc ely
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81. a ER.R1,

WORK street. .sEanitow0c Wis. Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots aud Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
PAPER hangngs Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird CAGES, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &c. &c. share of public path onage is soli-
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n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County Court

in the matter Of the estate of Iyt.E y Het-fpgt.
deceased On reading and niHs thp Vsiitiau If lI-n
Nh.tsi1 oi tLs town Liberty Cosnfg oT N.ii5Is--
voc, representing among other thiu-~ iiIst -sii
Thomas Wheistou late Of fr TOW o.. Liberty Coi-tfs
Of MdnitowOc. Stale Of Wisconsin. the iiiu t!y al
April, 4. D. 1873 at said t1srI aId county lIci
tate leaving goods, chatlcs ard estate within iIJts
State oi the probable value of one fhn sud itIH-
tcei dollar, aud that tiig said petitioner b. t.-
widow of SAID deceased, a5ri praying iat with 'a-
Will annexed administration e! sai3 c-utc hr 20 s..lt
Ellen NhetstOn granted % s ordered jllr said iati-
ti"u he heard before the Judge cI Ills Court.
Monday tie l5th day of rrcruI!er, &. D.. 1875 # 10
clock A II. my oiticr in stii c.Huty- ontrfrd
further, tina notice fereuI Dee given go she lie.f- "f
aid deceased. cad 20 al person. is.r.5.e v g4'
fishing copy 4s this orerfo for three cs7,e ~saA.
prior siid day Of hearing. 10 tiie AsS;T -- fii
1sE, weekly newspaper Pu56! mel 81 Al1!."s."-
rj;y in SAIL tguHty.
Wv. WALDO. Coul4fy JGf;-.
Dated at Mgnif9voc. tie 18th A7s ri as-.uhaf- :.
d. l-T3. SZ3t
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EIza ED C.aEs Us.

nRACTECAL FURzEs. Keeps CON
I stanty on hand the largest aud best assortment
sfEats and caps of the at the lowest pos
siblo prices, and always pays the highest value IN
cash for all Iiuds ftIrS 16-7
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n. gg.IrGQE.

gEwEzsEEs sEa PHOTOGRAPHER. At
81 kinds c work in the line of MY business prompt
iy attended and warranted to give satisfaction
have iEst received Wing Ornsbeys Multiplying
CAMERA oBSCCRA, with which take small
pictures of the fpes order. dollar perdoZen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums Gad Frames
onstsntIv hand. York Street. 13-4f
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=. SCHNEEE s. 20.

ATASEFACTVREIs AND DEALERS
u 4 in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings Betting ofall
sixex constantly hand at Milwaukee prices- Cur
Betting is maic Of tbs best tanned Leather. Office,
On sfh street. Ssuh side. door north OF Williams
i:ol4sr. Ntauitovoc Wis.
S-Ca.h paid Tor Hides skins, Tsliow and Bark "a
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The wisconsin GsisesElip.

Senator Howe, mpanied by Repre-
sentatives Sawyer and McDill, called on
the President to-day, and recommended
the appointment of Col James III. Howe
to the Wisconsin JudgshIp. in place Of
Judge Miller. Mr. Sawyer showed the
President his bundle Of petitions, signed
by over $50 members OF the Bar. cover
ing nearly all the important towns and
cities 10 the district for which the ap-
pointment was asked. He told the
President frankly that some objection had
| beet raised because the colonel had been
Manager of great railroad corpora
ton and that it was further objected
that he was nephew of the Senator.
The President Was apparently taken
by surprise in the matter OF the recon-
mendation. He said friend of eneral
Habert L Paine had suggested the
name of the General III connection with
the appointment F; and had the General
teen recommended by the Wisconsin
delegatiou. and endorsed by the lawyers
of the district, he would have gladly
appointed him. The President had
acquaintance with Col Howe, and after
| examining the petitions in the case, and
hearing the statement of Mr. Sawyer.
remarked that the nomination had be
be made right away. The appointment
Of the colonel may. therefore, be con
sidered asserted. Messrs Rusk, Eldridse,
and Mitchell. Joined with Messrs Howe.
Sawyer, aud McDiil, in the recommenda-
tio7 The balance of the delegation
withheld their names, but declined to
make any other recommendation.
SENATOR CARPENTER.
The Republican Senators in caucus to.
/ day nominated Senator Carpenter presi-
deat pro tenn, to tho great scandal OF
| The New York Tribune. / do not con-
| slider it my business as reporter to look
after the p;iyste morals of members Oh
course | know nothing about the Long
( Branch story. | may mention this much
The President in private conversation
with Wisconsin, man yesterday. char
| acterised the story as ,cowardly false
! hood - PA. NJ
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hEsrlge lgEEGER,

OFFERS 40 his many friends aud tn e
= public generally, choice selection Of Fresh
i.sats Salt Pork aud Beef, Smoked Beei ana Iaihs
ss- 1890 ~, s.tlrruercfnl street Oily
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e. Z. F.ETKER.
Notice Of Dissolution.

IsiHE co-p2rtnership heretofore existing h-isreIi
I EDbt r. Adler and J. T. Brauieis. has tAis day
been dissolved by mutual Coa-cut- II. u. Adler Is
authorized to settle al accounts 81 the Eatr nru.
Dated, Manitowoc, Nov. Oths 1873.
). L. BRANDEls.
Il Il. ADLER.
Ia accordance with tle above uuLiee have iakef,
sole charge Of the wholr-a- Wine aHt b.Iuet Sturr
OF above named hrm and request the continuance ~
tie kind iar0:s of our aud invite all 90 call
and examine my goods and prices.
2n-2f-4w EnG'F r. ABLE2
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Mgs -. 80 e Ekl -.
az. .. RES.g.S.V.

1sEaT Misunderstanding pSIFesiaSeS'
III the business Of Wm. Brown, l shall hereafter
senstautIy keep on hand the choicest meats AT the
1917
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Harsr SIGN AND CARRIAGE
Painter Qua street a9J Jolhlhs lhe new % Titl az
81 this city in the above branches at the NEST Fe
ssaabe rates.
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rExEys4ST TAILORING ESFAB-
- t.ii,ring lepartnnent is complete, and contains
Irre assortment of fashionable clothes and "=nt 5
furnishing goods constantly on hand Please can
snl axauli1,e before purchasing elsswhere ls--l
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An atteiep. : - aaoiller resolution
recognizing Cuban beliigerency has been
defeated in the House.
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CEEsFaLES $40 YER

AZ. pAeCFEEN- Dentist. OGIct
in Sherinans new building, on sth Street
Nanitawoc Wis.
= r.ntI cxtraeted witAout pain.
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pEwYESTEs =.

SaE YSSsGsAS asaG Surgeon tenders
his professional services TO the people OF the Clty
asd county OF 3Ianitowoc. Oiics over } A koehler
-. 131
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oFFICE SHERMAN'S BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street. Manitowoc
3 to , A. NJ
JFFieE HOURS: to 81 to P. NJ.
,,.,f,.,,,. f,,r,ar etb + Ruff.Io SITS 1925
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W.EEgK Ess.yE

TrogSEy AT law.
r Once over the store Of }. 4. koehler corner OF
y,.r, sId sth street AIanitowoc, Wisconsin, 1852
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Es7.EEAgISs S g sS EE Js-E,
Yigg2NEYS at Law. SaDttcwoc,
2 WISCONSIN. ONCE Eighth street, over the
First National Bank. Jyl9'oo-J
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gE PRFTgEE.sFeD. III. ID

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
.pfeg OVER PLArr's STORE, COR. 9TH Z YORK STREET
= IGarr,rn Sroten) 2a-29-tf
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a.. r. EE-.zYK u as.

TTsRNEY :sss. Counselor at Law
a 0fffca corner of 5th and Quay streets. Nanito-
= sy,.-5s.-r -2-9l
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II. 81. $ ES'. y. TUEsyF'Ess.
TExSRSEeg Az law. Office oEl sE.s
p Street South side three doors north OF Post VI
dcs Manitowoc Wisconsin. German spoken 49,
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vy.EzETE = FOR REST,
j.. TT8REEEG s,t Law. Office ON Sih
a street South side opposite Schuetts's Store
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E1S2.A e 81 Es sSF,
A ffa-s.ey aud Counsellor at EnTy-
"A ONCE on Sth street near the corner of York
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was run aground at Goosima, Japan, by a
natiYapilo., and became total wreck.
The Aiikado's birthday, the 81 of
November, was celebrated with great
pomp by the Japanese at Yokohama,
lluitr =, severe shock Of earthquake
was felt at Yokohama the 18th OF No
yenber. No damage done.
The Spanish authorities 1t MapiIls,
haye released AIr Field, supercargo Of
the Marie Louise, captured by them re-
Gently.
4 mission has beap dispatched by the
Chinese Emperor to Peru and Cuba, to
enquire into the cooGe traffic and the
treatment of coolies i'll those countries.