The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13

20 III III ieE tafsm seaEes.
Among the depositors who on Monday
elved 80 per cent. of their deposit,
in the First National Bauk of Washing
ton was ex-president johnson, who re-
ceivod Cear;y S22.0o0.
The L. s. Supreme Court is engaged
in the case of the Union Pacific Railroad
VS.. Perris,on, treasurer o. Lincoln coun-
ty, Nebraska, involving the questions
whether property of the road is liable t.
be taxed by States through which the
road passes. and whether 1t is coinperen;
for company to tax for unorganized
territory adjacent to it under the law OF
of a Stale.
Minister Sickles on Monday notified
Secretary of State, Fish, that Spain had
telegraphed to The Captain General to
stay all proceedings against the captIves
in custody. The execution which occurred
is condemned in official quarters "a brutal.
Recent events ON the Indian frontier.
! have convinced the Commissioner ai
Indian Affairs that certain amount OF
fear Is absolutely necessary TO the main
| tenance of order among the red men.
The obi policy OF allowing them TO roam
~ will, has still good many advocates,
more especially among the churches, but
| 1t Is understood that'n strict construction
| Of treaty rights viii be hereafter ohsarv
F, ed.
Official advices received from San
| traucisco by DR.. Lindeman, Director of
| the Mint, state that Chinese merchants
| in thar city who had made shipments OF
| trade dollars to native correspondents in
| china, report premium OF three per
cent
| Notwithstanding the many set-backs
which the female sutfragi,tss have met
With whenever they have petitioned Con-
/ gress for the right TO vote. 1t may be au
| thoritatively stated that at some period
during the coming session they will again
appear before that august body n the
capacity of petitioners.
Eight armed Mexicans entered a store
in Conception, pexas. last week, ard
! carried of large amount of money and
| arms.
The streets of Memphis are again
| crowded, and the city has resumed Its
normal condition.
Abput 600 Mormons. principally Eng
lish, Welsh and Scotch, passed through
| Omaha. Mondav forenoon. bound West.
The Rev. Father Basil, CathoEs
| priest, formerly of Dubuque. died at
| Pittsburg, Monnay, OF consumption.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Tennes-
see assembled at Nashville, Monday
| Very full attendance. $50 subordinate
| lodges being represented.
The United States Commission to
inquire Into boiler explosions, meet at
| Plt,sburg on the 18th inst, to expert
menl upon three new boilers made for
the purpose.
a grand benefit was rendered the
| Chicago Charitable Association by the
exnositiou managers on Monday. The
/ altdI.dauce was large, and the amount
| realized S.. 900.
TIE Utah Southern Railroad is com
pteted within two miles Of Provo. The
| Utah Northerp Narrow Guage is being
! extended from Brigham City, its present
terminus, to Ogden. Track laying is now
| progressing rapidly and will probably be
| completed in a month
| Large numbers OF iaborers from the
! North are seeking employment in the
| Southern Ststes.
The failure Of "A tea firm Of Cnttershall
| & Co.. in New York. is announced Their
business aggregated $l,000.000 per
| annum.
| The New York Herald, in view of the
! EaceI,. E.eig,.us outrage declares it 10 b
| once the existence of state Of war in
| Cuba ard to recogr ze the bel ligerent
rights "f the CnLars
| Col. E. E. Rice, United States Consul
| to Japan, with his wife, daughter, and
| Mrs. Yauc, Japanese princess, have
passed through st. Louis from Yoko-
hama en- route for Washington
| At Washington, Mo-, on Thursday,
the store of Henry & Son, was entered
| by burglars, who broke open the safe
and took $500, $40 of which belonged
to the United States Express Company,
and $12, 900 in notes 500 in currency
was overlooked by the robbers.
The Agricultural Department is now
ready to fill orders for flower or garden
seeds from any part of the country, the
Department preparing postage.
Thus far the endeavor to clvlllze the
Indians by education has not proven
very successful. Out of one tribe of
nearly two thousand there are only
| to be very irregular in attendance, and
very disobedient when they do 80.
The season of navigation draws to a
close on the upper Mississippi, and the
packets are making their last trips.
| The Union Pacific Express, during
the past month. averaged 1000 pounds
| of refined bullion per day from the West.
! A large number of mill opera ives and
artisans sailed from Boston, Tuesday,
for the old country, in search of employ
| ment.
A fire destroyed the whole business
part OF Moscow, KY, but three houses,
on the night Of :.ile II TN inst.
The late strikers on the East Tennes-
see, Virginia Railroad, including en-
gineers, mechanics and hlaoksmiths.
| have withdrawn from their Unions.
| Trains are running regularly and every
thing quiet.
The Supreme Council of the Sover-
eign Consistory of the 33d degree, north
ern jurisdiction of the United States, Of
Masons, assembled, Tuesday, in Orien-
| tai Hall, Chicago. A number of notables
from ali parts OF the country were pres
ent.
The United States Marshall for the
/! Western District of Texas, informs At
| torney- General Williams that Deputy
| Marshal John P. Fries was assassinated
in that State ON the 25th OF October,
| by man named McCuber, who has been
convicted of murder and sentenced to
be hanged, but made ms escape from
prison, TINS is the fifth deputy mar
shall assasslnated in that district.
Senator Carpenters intimate friends
IN Washington say he has determined to
advocate the repeal of the increased pay
law, better known as the back pay grab
The Senator thinks the law right and
equitable, but as the people are unwiil-
ing to pay increased salaries, he is will
| ing to accept the Old rates.
The rase at Fleetwood Park, on Tues
day, between Judge Fullerton and
American Girl, was won by Fullerton in
2:23, 2:21 and 2:24. The third heat was
a dead one.
A boiler explosion at the corner of
Fourth avenue and Twelfth street, New
York, ON tuesday, CAUSED the death of
seven persofs several others were
wounded
FOREIGN NEWS.