The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-30

The Attendance hlye steadily increased
from the first insoIuuch that the success
has been even greater than was expect
ed.
YANKroN, d. T., Oct. 25.-Snow COM
nenced falling here last evening and
continued during the day. Three inches
have fallen, but the weather is mid, ana
it is rapidly disappearing.
In the District Court this afternoon,
Wintermute, who killed Gen. McCook,
was brought to the bar, and plead not
guilty to the Indictment charging him
with manslaughter. Judge Barnes then
decided to admit him to bail. which it is
probable the prisoner will be able TO fur
nish.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 26.-John
Walteride was cnt in the abdomen this
evening by Peter Dashback, at a saloon.
The wound is pronounced fatal by sur
geon. Walteride,s home is at 1876 JET
ferson street, Louisville, KY. Dash
back is still at large.
New ORLEANS, Oct 26.-The Taglia-
ferra rice-mill, near Poverty Point, was
burned with 1880 sacks of rough rice.
Loss not stated. Insurance. $12, 200.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The War De-
partment has received a dispatch from
Fort jefferson, Florida, giving an ac-
count of severe hurricane there on the
10th inst. One hundred thousand doll
ars will be required TO put the quarters,
barracks, and storehouses in good re-
pair, and make the fort inhabitable for
troops.
The Secretary of the Treasury will is
sue an order to commence shipments of
silver at New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, and other leading cities
xUha ftxar A
designated depositaries, tomorrow. In
no case will more than five dollars in sill
yer be paid to one person the balance of
check being payable in greenbacks.
s movement is being organized to have
the Republican caucus which will nomi-
nate officers for the next house of Re-
representatives., declare emphatically
against electing any members implicated
in the Credit Mobilier transaction, or
who have speculated in land grant rail
roads, or accepted presents or money of
contractors, to leading positions in the
House or on committees.
One of the Secret Service agents of
the Government has arrived in the city
from the State of North Carolina He
informs the Attorney General that over
thirty men have been arrested in that
State, charged with counterfeiting Unit
ed States money, and that they expect
to arrest between thirty and forty more
This will be the greatest haul of coun-
terfeiters ever made.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 27.-Nine
cases of yellow fever have been reported
for the past forty-eight hours.
SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 27.-The
telegraphers are all well; interments
yesterday, eight.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 27.-A fire
broke out in Conestota last night, which
was quenched this morning, after burn
ing over six acres of territory. 1t de-
stroyed three hotels, thirty-three dwell
ings, and between thirty and forty places
of business. Total loss estimated by in
surance agents, $3.50, 900; total insurance,
$50, 600. The fire was undoubtedly an
incendiary. The business portion of the
town was all destroyed except the Beech
er block. The citizens held meeting
tonight, and passed resolutions inviting
pecuniary aid of the charitable every-
bacht, cashier of the Conestota Bank, to
receive any contributions A committee
was also appointed to investigate the
cause of such frequent fires.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 27.-There
was sanguinary fight yesterday among
a band of Indians on the Ordon, who
had become maddened with liquor fur
nished them in the city. Guns, knives
and hludgeons were used, a charge of
shot went through one of the Indians
brain, and killed him instantly. Others
were wounded Men adjacent were OBJ
Gged to stand guard over their houses to
protect their families.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-Mrs. Yano,
wife of the Japanese Charge d'Affairs at
Washington, arrived by the steamer this
evening to join her husband in Wash
ington. She is the first japanese lady
who has ever left her native country to
join her husband in foreign land. She
will go to Washington overland.
ST.. LOUIS, No, Oct. 27.-An the
banks here resumed currency payment
to-day. Nothing unusual occurred.
There was no excitement. Confidence
seems restored. The deposits exceeded
the drafts,