The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-03
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Prince Azuma of Japan, who resigned
from the Annapolis Naval Academy, a
short time ago, owing to i'll health, is
now In New York suffering from a pul
monary complaint.
FIFTY Good Templars have sailed for
London to represent this country at the
meeting July 22d.
y. ii. Daniels's banking house at
wilmington, ILL.,, has failed for 1915.
The celebrated Emma Mining Conpa-
ny OF Utah Is bankrupt deficit $780,
: Des Moines, Iowa. has population of
15.60l.
Six hundred Cinnamon arrived at San
francisco Wednesday evening.
The grain crops at Utah arc yery
promising.
The Indian Bureau has received from
the War department an official letter
from Lieut.: Col. John D. Brook, COM
mandlng at Camp Supply, in which he
states that the Cheyenne and Kiowa In
dams are OFT their reservations.
The post offices at Charlestown. Chel.
sea, East Cambridge, Cambridpeport,
Cambridge, North Cambridge, Soner
vile East Somerville. Harson Square
and Neposet, Massachusetts, are all made
sub-statlons ofthe Boston post office.
Advlces from the leaders of the Nc.
Emery parties in Louisiana say that if
there ls TO be new election in that state
they desire 1t to De exclusively under tn e
control of the Federal Government, and
assert that if Gov. Kellogg and his as.
f.ociates are allowed in any way to CON
troll or even intermeddle with it, the
friends OF McEnery aud the opponents of
Kellogg will have nothing to do with the
election.
Commodore Rogers and W. P. San
ger, of the Nsvy Department, have re-
turned from San Francisco, where thew
were Inspecting the permanent dry dock
now being constructed at that city at a
cost of 81, 500, 600. This dock. when
completed, will be the largest in the nos
session of the Government It is 500
feet long and 100 feet wide, and capable
OF cooking any size of craft in our waters
The commencement of the National
Deaf Mute College took place in Wash
lngton on Wednesday in the hall of the
Columbian Institute. One of the re-
markable features was the salutatory de-
iIvered orally by David II. Carroll, of
Ohio, who is entirely deaf, but has learn
ed to speak with almost perfect distinct
ness, and the valedictory delivered by
Vailandigham Holloway, of Indiana, who
has also learned to articulate
A wrestling match for $4,000 a side
and the championship of America, came
Oft at New London, Conn, Wednesday
evening, between Perry Highly, of Bridge
port, and John Mcmahon, of Rutland,
best two in three. The first round was
won by Highly, and the other two by Nc
Mahon.
Washington headquarters in Morris
town, purchased by ex Governor Ran.
dolph, w. V. Ledgerwood, Geo. Hal
sey, and General N. Halstead for $25,.
900. The intention of the purchasers
Is to hold 1T for the state until the legis-
latrre meets, when. if SO ordered, they
"lll transfer it without profit.
The extensive five-story brick pork
packing house of Fogun & Mcqueen, in
St. Louis, was burned, with 400 live
hogs, and 100000 pounds of hog pro-
duct.
The Michigan Pathological Society
held it's fourth annual strawberry and
cherry exhibition and convention at
Kalamazoo, on Wednesday. Mr. Emery,
Of the Prairie Farmer, says that reports
from various portions of the state showed
that although the peach crop would be
light. there was prospect of about a
fourth an average crop, while apples,
pears, cherries, ,quinces and plums will be
a fuil average. Grapes are unusually
abundant in all parts of the state.
A fire at Middetown, N. Y, on Wed
nesday destroyed Babcock, Fuller & Co. s
hat factory. Loss $50. 900.
Cholera-Three deaths in Cincinnati,
fourteen In Memphis. and twenty-f five in
Nashville, on Wednesday of last week.
The safe of John q. ami Abraham
Lott, attorneys, of Brooklyn, was robbed
on Saturday night of mortgage bonds
valued at 5000, 600 belonging to various
clients, but of no value to any one bat
the owners.
Counterfeit teas on the Central Ma.
tional Bank of Rome, N Y, were put il
| circulation at Williamsburg, N. Y, Sat.
urday night. One man was arrested.
| The saw mill of Phillip Bacon, il
Limsburg. CONF, burned Friday night.
Loss $4,000
The safe of Moore q Winners dr.,
goods store at Greenvile, O., was enter
ed BY burglars on Sunday morning ano
robbed OF about 500 in currency and
several thousand in notes.
An eastern bound freight train ran of
the track near Farley, Iowa. by a rail be
ing ont: The engine tipped over on it,
side as 1t ran of, and SIX cars, two load
ed with cattle, ran into and over the loco
motive, killing engineer TiiIottson. TIL.
fireman, Anderson. cannot be found
The cars we're fearfuIly wrecked, and th,
track torn up some distance.
A severe tornado is reported to have
passed over London, Iowa. station O,
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
| Wednesday evening. tearing down house
and barns. upfooting trees, eud doin,
Vess0sungs ueosEsiS.