The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03

S. S. Davis has been nominated b,
the Republicans for Mayor of Cincinnati
Three children were burned to death
at the house Of Henry Peters, Crosse
Point, Mich.
Oakes Ames will keep the Kelley
Credit Mobilier stock.
Printers throughout the country are
subscribing literally to the Greeley mon
ument fund
A mass state temperance convention is
called to meet at indianapolis April I'd
I. Nicholson, a Wisconsin man about
sixty years of age, committed suicide in
Chicago on Wednesday.
Ex-senator Cattell, of New Jersey.
has beee appointed financial agent of the
Treasury Department to visit Europe, in
connection with the new loan.
Resolutions were adopted in the SEN
ate Asking Information concerning the
pneumatic tube to connect the Capitol and
the Government printing office relative
TO cheaI er rates OF transportation be-
tween the East and the West, and tie
obligation of the postal department and
railway companies authorizing the
Committee on the Mississippi levees to
sit IN Washington or elsewhere during
tiS lCNCSS 1AisCt iiuI u tfOtk tDc CtH
ate adjourned sine DE.
Il Co., of New Haven, has suspended
Boss Tweed has resigned his seat in
the New York Senate.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed a bill approDliating $1,000. .O0U
for the Centennial Exhibition.
Heirs of the Mari estate in Scotland
at or Dnr4lo ,l opl forp,o1
ton for the prosecution of their claims
Senator from Connecticut from 1859 to
1869, died at Hartford on Thursday.
The Illinois House indefinitely post
poned the bill defining contempt of co urt.
Geo. Howes Il Co., of San Francisco,
have purchased TIE United States steam
er Vanderbilt for So, 600.
A brakeman nan,ed Thomas Hughes
was run oyer by the cars at Winona, OIL
Wednesday. and had one leg cut off.
An Indian by the name of Ken og gah-
ra was drowned in the slough opposite
the railroad machine shops, at Winona,
en- Tuesday night. His canoe, bottle
and q blanket, were found.
Mr.. G. T. Hobart, Superintendent Of
the Minnesota Division of the Northern
Pacific railroad, Il. W. Chase. General
Freight Agent, and VI. L. Allen, Audi
tor, have resigned their positions to taS e
effect on April lst
Joseph Kohoutek, Bohemian II
years of age, was found in we'll near
Glencoe. recently. The neighbors sus-
pect that he was killed and placed there
by his son-in-law.
A rumor is afioat in St. Paul that
Gen. Averill has decided to donate his
$4,000 of extra pay to the Minnesota
Historical Society.
Hon. W. = Spragae, Of Ohio, will
pay back to the Government his back
pay as Congressman.
A number Of leading railroad men are
in New York for conference
Ex-Congressman Roosevelt says that
of the Ell. ht hundred bills passed by
Congress last year were not more than
one-twentieth of them that the members
knew anything about.
Ellis Ward Is to row John Biglin at
Springfield, Mass, the day after the re-
gatta there.
/ A fire at Cheyenne Friday destroyed
property valued at $4,000
A negro named Thomas Smith wes
executed at Louisville on Friday for a
murder committed in May, 1871.
John Thompson Mason. Secretary of
the State of Marylasii, died suddenly
Friday evening at EIkton.
The sum of 81. S37, 600 has been sub
scribed for the Centennial Celebration at
Philadelpbia.