The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-02
from lie ant3ponopsiy se...iment.

Chicago was formally opened ON Thurs
day. The immense building, 500 feet
long afid 200 feet wide with double gall
| cries the entire length, was completely
threnged with visitors. the lowest esti
mate of the number being 10000.
A Shreveport dispach says that the
! deshtution is as terrible as the yellow
fever The expenses of the Howard As
Eocialion are 81 900 ner day. Penniless
| women and children must be fed or
starve, and the Association must feed
| them.
In New York. on Wednesday, Thomas
b. Par ker. aged a., shot his wife and
then shot himself. Jealousy was the
cause. The wife may recover Parker
was a retired iron merchant, and very
wealthy.
VIM. Wheelwright, founder of the
Pacific Mai Company, is dead.
Ar Shreveport, La, the interments
Friday were sixteen. al! colored but one.
Thirteen yellow fever interments at
Memphis, Friday.
New Orleans papers deny the existence
OF yellow fever there, and say that strang-
ers can visit the city in safety.
The Superintfndept of the mounted
recruiting service has been directed 10
send to ST. Paul 200 recruits for the
cavalry.
The President has signed postal con-
vention between the United States and
the Government OF New Foundland for
the exchange OF posta cards by the addi-
ton OF one cent postage.
The Anti Monopsly State Central
Committee Of iowa lave nominated G.
b Whiting, of Monona county, for
Lieuteuant-Governof. He is a farmer,
and was formerly rustce of the State
Agricultural College
The Black Glacie,, which arrived at
New Bedford, Mass, Thursday, brings
several supposed relies of Sir John Frank
Inns expedition, purchased of Esqui-
maux at Repulse Bay, the natives haying
obtained them at King Williams Island.
The Board of Trade of Indianapolis
has adopted resolution requesting trunk
railroad lines to the East to reduce their
rates on fourth class freights to the East.
A Newport special to the Boston Jour
nal says the mixed commission of British
and American claims made its first
awards, and concluded its business, one
day In advance of the time fixed by the
treaty. In brief. the result of the inquiry
is. that the Uaited States government
pays to English sufferers by our late war
two per cent. of their claims. amounting
to 81, ,929,Sl9, while the American claims
against England are disalloWed.
An independent Peoples Party has
been formed in California Its candidate
for Justice of the Supreme Court is E.
w. Mcklnstry, of San Francisco.
Col. John Ii. Stewart, postmaster at
Pittsburg, was On Fnday arrested by
special officer of the Treasury Depart
ment. He is defaulter to the extent of
of $33, 600.
Two-thirds of the fourishing mining
town of Fairplay, Colorado, was destroy
ed by fire on Friday All the stores,
ice, postofice, express Office, hotels, and
other business places, with two or three
exceptions, We're entirely DESTROYED.
Many lost stores, stocks, dwellings,, and
everything, except the clothes on their
persons.
Chas. Bergenthal, young man who
was shot in a saloon, corner Madison
and Clark streets, Chicago, two weeks
ago, died on Saturday of his wounds.
His survival this long with bullet in
his head is regarded as wonderful
L. K. Lippincott, of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed Recorder of the
General Land Office, vice G. B. Bcyl-
ton, resigned.
The State Central Committee of the
Illinois State Farmers Association has
issued call to the farmers clubs,
oranges, farmers associations, agricul
tural societies, boards Of agriculture anG
| other organizations of industrial classes
of the United States, and requesting
them to send from their own members
and Identified witt their interests, dele
gates from each such organization tx
meet at Chicago on Wednesday, the 22(
of October.
Right Rev. Geo. W. Randall, Episco
pal Bishop of Colorado, New Mexico ant
| Wyoming, died at his residence in Den
yer, on Sunday, of typhoid pneumonia
His loss will be deeply and generally re
gretted.
Col. Mckenzie, who raided the Kicka
poo Indians in Mexico, some time ago
has arrived in st. Louis from Fort Clark
Texas. He says that only part of TIN
| Kckapoos have left Mexico for the ol(
reservation in Kansas. A part of th
band has gone further into Mexico, bu
it is expected they will return and caus
more trouble on the border.
The New York Catholic Union me
Saturday night at the residence of Arch
bishop McClosl1y, and letters were re
ceived from the unions in Dublin, Lon
don, Rome, Paris, and Louvain. Dr.
Anderson, of the Catholic Potectory
occupied the chair.
Twenty four deaths from yellow fevo
at Memphis, Sunday twenty one Mon
day.
The Cincinnati police are to arrest al
in mates of gambling houses on thei
beats, and station keepers are held re
sponsible for suppressing gambling il
their districts. Lotteries and games O
chance in the city are to be suppress
| ed
Civil proceedings We're commenced IL
the United States District Court a
Pitsburg Mondy morning, against JOIN
II. Stewart. late Postmaster, and hi
sureties on his official bond. The am
cunt claimed is not to exceed 5000.
James Gibbons, formerly President O
the Fenian Brotherhood, died in Phil
adelpbia, ON Monday, aged rs years.
Tie superstructure and shaft of tn,
Pontiac coal mine, at Pontiac, H., wal
dis troyed by fire on saturday. At las
accounts the fire was still burning in th,
Shaft.
A vessal with cholera on board arrived
a Liverpool, Monday morning.
The police have closed the gambling
! houses in Madrid.
I The late DR.. Nelaton left propert,
valued at seven million francs.
The Galignani says Pere Hyacintht
has abandoned the clerical garb.
The cases Of typhoid fever in London
are increasing in number.
A suspicious steamer has been seen of
the south coast of Cuba, near Zaza.
| Several conflicts have occurred be
tween the inhabitants and soldiers a
Sangermon, Aguadilla and Cayeylares
in Porto Rico.
A railway train, while wooding be
tween San Jose and Janita, in Cuba. was
attacted by party of insurgents an6
one officer and two passengers injur
ed
The town of Berga, Spain, which al
one time was in danger of falling into
the hands of the Carlists, has beer
reinforced and supplied with provisions
and ammuni ion.
Eight persons were killed 10 Aii~--
| during the bombardmen+ -~ssnt'
One failure