The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
EzpNzF: NEWS.

Inger>oll and Fa, rington. Tammany
ing convicts. have been sent to Sing
~Irg.
B,1rh erection as Senator from Cali
;,as,ia l. generally coueeie1
y sharp earthquake was felt at Gilroy,
California. Thursday.
fhe iegai-tender reserve will be drawn
np III 10 the aainunt of So. 900. 900 for he
D,ccnlber paymeni nf pensions.
William VI Tweed late 'Bp>s" now
.onvicr-wa~ a member of Congress from
New York city ahouT twenty years ago
:, tact not generally known lie was a
member Of the Thirty third Congress. Il
i allrge that his j. the first instance If
"A man who has been member of Com
giess having been sent To the PenitentIa-
~
Mr. IInrbut. of Illinois, will purpose.
;,s a substitute for KasSou Salary bill,
one dx,ng turure salaries of ConsressInen
AT ST 900, without frankiB.. mileage or
>taIIunfry This makes the salary about
-. -rerase "f the old salary Nfuny
Western m-mters wili support Huslbut ;
bill ka>Snn> bill reduces the salary
about ST Oun.
4 fire al Detroit, on Thursday, de
~rroyed We-rtal 4 20. : drug store and
SwPeiZer dry gonds store, IN Post Of
tict, block L,,s. So 900
During the hurricane of Wednesday
night, a new char factory at Lansing.
Mich. nearly completed at ii G 'si of So
uOHl was blown down In D-truit, one
hundred feet Of brick wall of the New
Michigan Central car works were pros
trated. and the new hole roof blown off
thirty feet OF iron root un the Central
freight drput was blown into the river.
and ii number of steam and other vessels
were driven frnm their mooring and ei-
ther stranded nr badly damaged by c"llI-
sion 4 Buffalo tie water rose hig her
.iau for twenty years. ti''oding stores and
houses III the iowrr part ot the city. At
tnied1, II wagon shop, nearly coo feet
long and So feet wide, was demolished,
"ausins l'>S IF S25 600 the rear wall
II Boyd Il Ca's sash and blind factory
wa hinGu n, and considerable danav.
dome t. rnniS, chimney, spires. &c A.
Pa~~aic. n J.. "a new four story frame
huIid ny, NEARLY Completed. was biogu
1uwn. burling nuun' er at work men and
iia-ser- by under The ruins. Thrar, hoiis-,
have been recovered, one being city cuu,l
Gilman Mclean. 1t l. not known how
mauy more we're killed. All the rivers
IN Oni" aud Kentucky are Il rnd4i, aud
II ucn dauag- was 4 i,ne by he wind
y Woodward. County Treasurer at
M,muhi. has ab-cnnded with $2u. 600.
ia aidlti"u To over : ~ 600 warrants by
potbeeated 10y him 10 obtain money 10
1Ini,l;. in stocks
Tie Baldsin exploring expedition is at
Salt Lake. It's success l. said to have been
beyond antlclratIon
The P,rIianeut buildings at Fort Gar
ry were burned on Thursday night. AL
the hooks and otncia! documents were
saved.
The earnings of the Union Pacific Rail
read for the mouih If October last were
rhr largest sIt.se tie road opened
The >n.w storm in California was the
most severe IN ten yeats.
The charges presented ta the examin
ing committee oi Ply m,ut Church, Brook
ivn. against Henry g Bowen have Deei
dismissed 10y unanimous vote Of The
chnrch
The New York Express says: The Al
| l,ert W. SnHth. large, Two ma>r-a
>chunner sailed from E.zahe,hport \
j on Thursday, with, it was reported
coal for the fl .st but 1t ,s nov ascertain
| I'd that she really carried arms aud auI
,uuuitioD f,T Cuha.
By misplaced : itch. at Albany. y
Y. Saturday. two engines were damaged
aud six freight cars demoli shed
At Sehuylklll Haven. Pa. Will ti,,
boys vel skari;.s on West Woad jun,
/ tiou, the ice bruge aud three OF a..
youths were druwCed
The steamer Royal George explode,
her boiler Friday night. at Albany, be
| tween jefferson and Shreveport L1ulSi
ans. Tie mate aud three deck hand
were Instantly killed aud FIVE others ssri
ously wounded. Later reports say III
wreck is on fire.
4 freight train was thrown from th
track OF tie EaiaaEQ. Psgl,ng,oa an
| Q Hncy Railroad, near Gust -. low
Saturday forenoon by the end of cat. 4
car bursting cut and letting steer ia
s@ % ~t s~sa U~< AaaaS3 -ts.