The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-06
MANITOWOC. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1873

tions. and stating that while E,nI ey is nc
| longer needed for fever sufferers con-
| tributions will be thankfully received for
those rendered destitute by The scoLrge
| Only twenty FIVE emp!ose- in the
Washington Navy Yard have been dis
charged thus far.
Boss Tweed's trial will begin on Wed
nesday next.
| The whole business portion of he town
of Reno. Nev., two blocks, Is in ashes,
with the exec ption of three or four fire.
proof buildings Loss estimated at over
| $780, 600; very little insurance
A sneak thief robbed firm in Atlanta,
| Ga, of six hundred dollars. on Thursday,
| during the parade of Lent circus
Geo. Williams, one of he gang of
bond forgers, portion OF Which have
been arrested in New York. was sentenc-
ed to the New Jersey State Prison for
ten years for forging check Tor $500 on
the Iron Bank OF Morristown. n J.
A firm in Montreal has this season
shipped 80, 900, 600 feet Of lu.nhsr 10 Mon
teYideo, Buenos Ayres, anil - OOO, 900
feet to the United States
Two-thirds of the entire capacity of tb >
Philadelphia Mint are to be used in the
coinage of silver until otherwise ordered.
by which between 10000 and ST.
500. 600 in silver can be coined in =
month.
Nine prisoners tunnelled out 81 Jail on
Friday night. at Terre Haute Two were
charged with murder
A prize candy dealer was convicted in
Boston, under the statute agains, letter
les
Additional freight trains are being put
on the Chicago. Rock Island ana Pacific
Railroad, to accommodate the Increasing
traffic.
The round house oc the 81. Luis and
Southeastern Railroad, at East 81. Louis,
together with two locomotives. were
burned on Friday Loss, S4G. 900.
Hoyt, Sprague q Co.. s wooien mills,
at Oswego Falls, N. Y, have been closed,
leaving 500 operatives out of employ
ment.
The dead body Of a horse thief named
Thomas Dox. was found hanging in the
Mo-, the morning of the 2Sth ult No
clue to the murderers
The Southern Pacific Railroad track is
completed to Los Angeles, Cal, forty
three miles. A large force OF men will
nardino line.
The splendid gold cross presented to
Miss Lulu Wilkinson, by A. K Franklin.
at Memphis, as testimonial for her de.
votion- to the afflicted was stolen from her
Thursday night, on the evening of her
departure from the city.
The Savings Bank at Bethsl, Me-,
was on Friday morning entered by rob-
bers, who blew off the lock of the outer
door with powder. alarming the neigh
bors, who captured three robbers. They
had also entered a store during the
night.
The Senate Transportation Committee
were in ST. Louis on Friday.
Proceedings have been commenced in
Dubuque against sixteen life insurance
companles, to recover an aggregate sum
of $217, 500. The code of Iowa says that
foreign life insurance companies, In order
to do business in the State, must file
with the Auditor of the State state
ment made under oath of their condition,
and procure of the Auditor certificate
authorizing them to engage in business !;
and every days neglect to obtain such
certificate while doing business. renders
the companies liable to a penalty of
1000 Three fourths of this penalty
goes to the school fund.
The feather factory at Hoboken is
closed or account of the scarcity of money.
Two hundred hands are thrown out of
employment
The Erie Railroad is reducing the force
in the different shops along the line of
the road, and the workmen retained will
be put on, three fourths time, commend
ing November lst.
The Pavonia ferry boat Delaware was
ran down on North RIVER. Friday Her
passengers, numbering 500. were saved
by tug with canal boat in tow.
About 500 Chinese left San Francisco
for their native country on Saturday.
The yellow fever deaths at Memphis
for the week were 81, decrease OF 83
from the previous week.
Quite a number of workmen in the
iron mills In Maine have been discharg-
ed. and various manufacturers are reduc-
ing their working force.
On Thursday night an eastern bound
freight train on tho Southern Minnesota
Railroad met with an accident this side
of Lanesboro, and four freight cars and
the caboose were thrown down the bank.
the latter t-rning over. There was no
one badly hurt.
A memorial to Congress is receiving
signatures at Salt Lake, setting forth the
evils and abuses of Mormon rule, and
praying the passage of laws to give the
memorialists protection, free civil gov
ernment. and bring Utah into harmony
with federal authority.
Official returns to the Bureau of Sta
tistics show that during the quarter
ending Sept. 80. 1873, there arrived at
New York 68, ,5S7 emlgrants. OF whom
36,6l3 were males and %. go females.
There died during the voyage 40 males
and Al females. Total arrivals from
England, Is, $50 Ireland, $780, Scot
land, 2.97l; Wales, 257; Germany,
| "a, 3S1; Austria. 926 Sweden = l39 4;
Norway, 2,024; Denmark, 59l France,
l,740; Switzerland, $40; Spain, 90 ;
Italy, 1929 (; Holland. S5l, Prussia,
1908; Poland, 58l; Hungary, 3l3;
| born at sea, 90.
A fire in New Orleans on Saturday
| night destroyed three fourths Of the
| block of business houses bounded by
! Carondolet, Bayonne, First aud Phillips
streets. Loss $50, 600.
A twelve Thousand dollar FIRE Is re por: ed
from Pennington, Ill.
Fullerton beat American Girl a. Pros
pect Park on Saturday. Timr 2:253
2:2l. 4:22. and 2:23t
Senator Schurs has retusntj from,
| Europe.
Reports from Belmont, Naf.,ia, ssy
| there is intense excitement at taa5 place
over developments in the Belmont mine.
A ledge 10 feet wide is already traced
275 feet, and yields from & ,0Ga to So,
900 per ton.
| The Secretary of the TreasI.Sy has sp.
proved the new regulations which pro-
vide that the civil service shall be prac-
ticaly introduced III the marine hospital
service, and that all surgeons hereafter
appointed must appear before tie Board
of Examining Surgeons.
Charles Nygard was shot and killed by
a brother Swede, at Marquette, on
Thursday night last.
! Col. Hudlong, u. 8. Collector for the
Sedalia district of Missouri, is arrested
| for embezzlement.
The International bridge at Erie,
Canada, was formally opened for transit
Mondy. Several passenger and freight
| trains crossed.
Capt. Clark, of the ship Sunrise, con-
victed at San Francisco of cruel and in.
human treatment of seamen, moves fo1
| q new trial,
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