The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-21
anlIy died of cholera "Wednesday, and

family died of cholera "Wednesday, and
one Tuesday.
Al Indiana po:lS, f,its,lay night. /,
young citl l,''litefn years cid named Ida
Shannon fa;:llr burned hy the ex-
plosion of benzine lamp.
huildine Ne. 81 i'earl street. New
York. was damaged by FIRE to the extent
of $50 un0, y ednestlay evening
\ Farmers Asti MonCiaoly State Con-
ventinn was held at Des Muines. Iowa,
ch Wednesday, at which the following
u. m'H.iini,S were m:.de: For Governor,
} q Vale Of Va" Burep csuh,y
i.'eetenart Governor, Fred O'Donnell,
"f D.:bnuIge; Snrreme Judge b. T.
Hail, of Des Moines county, Superin-
tendent of Public instruction, Prof d.
W. Prind {. of Hamilton. About one-
third Of the counties of the state were re-
presented
The Republicans Of Pennsylvania have
nominated II w Mackey for State
Treasurer. and Isaac Gordon for Judge
ot the Supreme Court
Fairfield comfy. Ohio has deficit If
SIP O. in It's public money.
At GaIaics. Mich, Sidney Gale was
caught in il thrcsfins niacliiiie and every
rib In his body was broken. His recov-
eiy Is no: expected.
At Detroit, little boy. named Eddie
" hart, fell into the river. His brother
Frank. attempted to rescue him and
both were drowned.
II. }. Anderson, alias G. j. Patch. was
arrested in Evansville, Ind, Thursday.
on charge of heavy forgery committed
in Memphis
The United Eleven of St. Louis sre to
make tour of the Northern States and
Canada. to play matches with the various
cricket clubs.
A tunnel burst in Baltimore, Thurs
day, from excess of water, causing two
buildings to fall into the stream with kit
chen utensils, household furniture, etc
The inmates barely escaped with their
lives
The Paines mills and salt works at
Saginaw. with 200 600 feet Of lumber,
and 1000 barrels of salt were burned
Wednesday. Loss, 800, 900, insurance.
$40, 900.
A small boy, while fooling with shot
gun, in Sandusky, Ohio, Thursday,
pulled the trigger, and the contents lodg-
ed in young girl head, from the effects
of which she died soon after.
The Iowa State board of equalization
have completed the valuation of that
State, which is 1864 1876, $50, including
the railroad valuation of So, 49, I36 oyer
1871.
A reception was given President Grant
Thursday evening at the residence of
Speaker Blaine, at Augusta. Maine. II
1t was brilliant affair. Many distn-
guished persons were present. The fes
uvltles continued until late hour.
Geo. n. Saunders. of secession fame,
is dead. His funeral took place in New
York on Thursday, a number of distin-
gulshed persons from different portions
OF the country being present.
The Adams Express has declared
dividend of two dollars per share, payable
in Scptem bcr
Peter Brown, of Bath. and Thomas
Quinn, of Troy, n Y, qnarreled while
drunk, Thursday and Quinn killed
Brown by blow Of chair. Quinn was
arrested.
A fire broke ont in Reeds hardware
store, in Wapello, Iowa Thursday morn
ing, and destroyed one block Loss $50,
900, insurance 81. $50
Harry Hatch, while loafing in drug
store at Upton, Iowa, on Monday, drank
creosotc from bottle standing on the
counter, and became a subject for the
coroner in few minutes
A violent northeast storm has prevail
ed at the east and south for the past
throe days. TiEr New York yacht
squadron, on its annual cruise, was OBJ
liged to run for shelter, and most of the
vessels are now reported safe at different
points. AT Baltimore. it is reported
that the streets in various parts of the
city are submerged, and the cellars flood
ed. Jones's Falls ovoraowed and a
portion of the old fooled district was
again inundated, in some places to the
depth Of four and FIVE feet. All the rail
roads running into Baltimore have been
more CT less damaged, and detention Of
mails Is more general than in some years
on the Baltimore and Ohio road The
first floors of the mills at Manayunk, Pa.
are flooded, and business there is patti
ally suspended.
An oil train was destroyed by fire near
Philadelph!a, Wednesday evening. Loss
S15.OO0
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany have entered suit again.t the Mayor
of St. Louis and other parties for $780,
900, fo! tearing up the track between the
Seventh street depot and the river depot
A large camp meeting closed at Day
ton Ohio, on Friday. Ncarly 20, ,O0C
people attended it.
The United States Treasury car passed
east through indianapolis Friday. coming
through from California via the !. B anc
w Railroad with large quantity O
California gold on board.
\ freight train Of eight ears on ths
Madison branch Of The J NJ & J r r.
fell through a trestle work near Mon,l
Vernon. Ind Friday afternoon Assist
ant Superintendent f. J. Bormont wa.
on the train, and is reported severely in
jurcd
Treasurer Spinner, in a letter says
TIE resumption OF specie payment has
been, and tiinl viii continue to be, pu
off until the time when the balance o!
trade s!.al he in our favor When tha
time arrives, resumption viii be easy IL
truth, 1t will irani that cause come of it.
own accord
Tie conversion Of government stock.
.iom a higher 20 lower rate of interes
Is now progressing quite as fast as the
present available. fierce of the Tseasur,
Department can comfortably manage it
and The prospect Of It's continuance seem.
ia be pretty certainly assured. It is now
Il question Of the Secretary whether he
Viii cGsiinue to exchaBeo1or a five bel
cent stock, OF wait till he can pllce a
new stock at four and ons-hah, or even 3
four per cent
\ convict named Simpson, was shot
| and Killed in the Denitenliary at Michigan
City, Ind. on Friday. bile engaged II
murdsrous attack upon The rarlan
he Weather throughout England i.
wet, anl upfayorahie 10 crops.
Intelligence has reached Lisbon, tha
Paraguay, Brazil and The Argentine Re
public have s'gped treaty of peace
i he Combe block ard several dwelline
houses at Clinton, Ont, we're destroyed
l'y FIRE Friday morning. Loss not aseer
| tained
The North German Gazette contradict
the account OF an interview with Bis
lnarck. in which be is made to say tha
! he would extirpate the idea OF God, anC
I substitute that of the State.
/ One hundred Russian Mennontes arrived at Ne,
York Friday bound for Kansas
SslbseriptIoB i.~s are circulating among the Frenc
residents of New York city testimonial to Ther.
in recognition of his services and policy.
The Secretary of the Treasury has called in twenty
five bonds to the amount OF SIS 900 000 the nteres
| to cease the 10th Of November
GrsshoppeI. have attacked the corn in the vicinit
/ of Omaha.
collision occurred between an excursion trai