The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-05

The hundred thousand dollar worth
OF bonds stolen from the Waterford
, b1ihk, nave been returned by the thieves
VINO hisFe received 35 per cent. and i'm
nqp'tT from punishment.
Dul1ng the absence OF the falnIIv OF
Thomas Perkins from their residence in
WINDSOR, Canada, on Friday afternoon.
| two thieves entered and had secured
many articles, when Perkins returned
The thieves, alarmed, one ran out the
back COOr and escaped. The other iumn-
ed out of tlle window, and in aoing
throogh fell across the glass, cutting the
femo2al artery in the leg so that, after
running hundred yards, he fell and
pied TO death. Property belonging to
Mr Perkins valued at $500, was found
IN his pockets.
Another severe rain storm occurred al
Ilneoin, Nebraska, Thursday night and
Friday, flooding the streets, DESTROYING
culverts with the great volume of water.
nlhn9 cellars, and washing out founda-
tlons. Several horses in the vicinity Of
SantaEio are reported drowned. Some
stock, mile south of Lincoln. being
endangered, the owner. Thomas Tay-
ior, attempted to save it. While riding
MS horse over a slough, he fell off and
was drowned
A slight schock of an earthquake was
Iel6 at sioux City, Iowa, at ten minutes
PaSU ten O'Clock on Wednesday night,
uhe vibration which lasted about thirty
seconds being apparently from southeast
to northwest.
At Chicago. on Friday. two men NAM
ed Daniel Daley and John Conway were |
run over by a gan carriage. Daley was |
instantly killed and Conway badly in |
Jured, The men belong to the old Lin
pincott Battery.
AT Sandy Lake, Minnesota. the Indi
ans are having a bloody vandetta. result
ing from the death of an Indian how
who was badly cut by another in an af
1ray at Aiken, some weeks ago. and died
OF G2 ms wounds soon after at Sandy Lake.
LWo OF the relatives OF the deceased. fol-
loving custom which is as fixed among
tie W cllippewas as ever it was among the
Cors1cans, undertook to retaliate bv kill
ing the murderer, but he succeeded in
AiihnG them instead. Then came more
Feiatlves OF the party and killed the na11r-
derer and his father. and wounded fou.
OF 1ve OF their relatives. Other rela-
tlves OF the party of the second part had
at last accounts, gone to White Oak
folnt, half days journey above Sandy
LAKE, TO get relnforcements to helD |
them IN their retaliation. 4 general
oattle between the two families or bands
Is, an .1inlaGe tho fni1a is sat4Iad
George Francis Train has left for
Stuttgart.
The Bethesda fountain in Central
Park, New York, was unveiled Satur-
day.
The potato bug is doing considerable
damage in some parts OF Kentucky
A mammoth tin ledge has been dis +
covered forty-five miles from Los Angel .
es, Cal. :
New York insurance companies lose by '
the Boston fire $sT5, 600. The highest
amount lost by amy single company is
SIS, COO
a class of twenty-five midshipmen and !
graduated from the Naval Aca-
denny at Annapolis on Saturday. (
a, G. ETesinS, OF Chicago, proprietor
Of the Illinois Staats Zeitung, celebrat-
ed his silver wedding on Saturday, and 7
was presented with a 50, 600 span of !
horses and carriage
John Hill, William Killvan, Thomas G
Finnegan, James Regain and William :
firenoen, We're killed by falling
walls, and Charles Allen was seriously s
injured, during the recent fire in Bos- '
ton. ,