The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-22

hreak lbs feet long nce,rrrd In the
Erie anal. at Waterford an Thursday.
A tlre in heis'yean Michigan. on
tti'iay: d"s'roved two buildings heIong
ing TO Il Nelson and Crook son & J s~a >.
Nelson : loss was S. 600 Crooksnn &.
.Ie-sur's loss. So 600; NcArihur. Smith
Il Co. $4,000; Rnsenhlood merchant,
taller. s. 500 M Insurance
hariPS Mortimer was rxecuta2 at San
ranci~co on Thursday. for tie II urler
o. Mary ttI''snn He was really insane
ar telgned insanity to the last moment
tie did not recognize h. brother The
munster. the unset. or any other per
son, and did not utter word lie SCI M
ed not To comprehend the position NJ
emotion was visible His cnnntenanc-
considered, he was the worst criminal III
California
DIR Baker was fnnnd shot through the
head at 'hn hnuSe Of an unmarried wo
MN in Wnld"horo. Me
" Nhlpning dav WAS celebrated AZ Nv
t">''e Delaware on Saturday, 20 bushes
each hring applied to two white an1 Eve
colnrei thieves
Al the mc"herS of the Cabinet have
returned to Washington
he President has anrninte3 Elward
Palmer Ind'Hn Agent for tha Gr.n.l Riv-
er Agency naknta: Robert y NeI,.rer.
tl"i'ed States Marshal { r thp district nj.
Nlinnes ia: aud John TilIson Collector
nj internal Revenue If tie Fourth Dis
trict of Illinois.
fre on Sunday in the car shans Of
the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Raiirna ! Of Aurora III DESTROYED prn
ner'v worth $3.50 600
The Civil Service Advisory Board
meets in Washington on Wndre slav.
NnrwagianS residing in New York eele-
hrated the Anniversary nf their national
independence on Saturday
Lars Larson : wife. ut Chicago knock
ed him down with poker and then ~tahT =
him IN the stomach Larson's wounds
are fatal.
BY the fall of gallery in Sing Sing
PRISON. one coHvict was killed and sever
al ininreh
A fire in Charleston. s c.. an Sunday,
Destroyed Barrett's block. Loss $40 :
600
fire occurred in Anephan- City
Saturday evening. destroying the steam
fanr cry of Krnf"r &; Co a..d the slaueh-
ter honSos of w. aud Y y ,nler. and ]
Bnurbarh- Total loss 500. 600; partially
covered by insurance
The finds of thr Missouri treasury are
completely exhausted A strike ofteam-
>tHrS for an advance Of nay caused sns-
n"nsI"n of work on the tunnel at ST.
L"uis Saturday
The rolling mill at Springfield. III,
'nrred out On Friday something over one
hundred and thirty tons of railroad iron.
The wheat crop in Iowa is very prom
ieing
4 retition is being circulated in New
nrk f'r the recall Of the B.i,i~h Cnnsul
ti""'rrl Archibald from that nort.
Reports from Ishpeming, Michigan,
say great fire is raging, and there is
danger of losing the whole town.
Nearly eight thousand emigrants land
ed at Castle Garden on Monday.
BY order of the Court of Appeals.
Stokes viii be tried again next Monday.
Mary Jane Hart. a9ei 110 years, died
at Troy, Ohio, on the 18th,
A hail and wind storm passed over
st. Louis Monday afternoon, doing con-
siderable damage to property.
At Toledo, Ohio, on Monday afternoon
the Webster Elevator Companv's Eleva-
tor No. 2, was destroyed by fire togath-
er with its contents, conc,' sting of 125.-
wv Dd9hSLS " odtS ana o,DJD DuShelS
OF corn Loss on building $50, 000 in
surance $65, 900. Loss on grain about
$50, 900; fully insured
Two hundred Apaches have fed the
Camp Verde reservation and gone Oh the
' war path again.
The property of Jas. A. Coe, the Bos-
ton broker arrested for forgery, has been
seized. Bonds and certificates to the
value of $780, 900 were recovered.