The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26


e The Norwegian bark Aspo, from He
D yana for Hayre, arrived at Fortress Nor
roe monaays with ye.so~ fever on board
? Qne man died oo fae passage. Tn
: captain and three men have the fever
: but are recovering. -
About three weeks since Joe Woods
eolored, ravished white woman, wi
( dow, and knocked her on the head wit
an axe, In Rutherford county. TeDnes
see Saturday night party of fifty me
f took Woods and hung him. The lad
J has died
Miss Lydia Mining and Miss Brow
were drowned In Cedar Falls, Iowa. o
| last Thursday. They were bathing
when Miss Brown stepped into hole
, and screamed, frightening Miss Mannin
SO Ihat she fell forward in fit or swoon
Edw Benham, general freight agen
of the Cincinnati, Wabash and Mich;
gan Railroad, was instantly killed nea
Goshen Ind. He was leaning from ca
platform to throw message to some la
borers. when his head struck a fenc
post, which knocked him under the traip
A irlghtful runaway occurred at Au
roia LII, by which carriage was nr,sel
and demolished, and a Mr.. Bieyer, anG
his brothers wife, two other ladies, anc
three other children were on seriously
4 hurt. Two of the ladies' had arms bro.
ken, and one is thought to be fatally in
ijured Internally. 80
Ehe Steamer XIII Xae KuH exploded
her boiler on the Hudson River, Mon
day. The accident caused great alarm
among the passengers, but none we're in
jured.
Two fires in Fort Wayne on Wedpes.
day destroyed property valued at S2O,-
600.
A marble statue of Franklin, by Hiram
| Powers, was unveiled in Lafayette
Square, New Orleans.
The judges of the Supreme Court OF
illinois have elected Judge Sidney E.
Breeze Chief Justice. Judge Breeze is
the Oldest member Of the court, having
held his seat for over quarter of CEN
| tury.
Prot. Marsh and the Yale College ex-
ploring party have left Fort Mcpherson,
Neb., for the Niobrara River, where they
will spend the next four weeks in geo.
graphical investigations.
The counties of Wapello and Marion.
Iowa, have by the vote of the boards OF
supervisors refused and returned their
share OF Congressman Walden's back
pay, which he had offered to donate to
the school fund.
Carpenter and Sheldon, managers of
the late Chicago jubilee, announce that
the net profits of that spree were less
than $4,000.
The ship Caravan, 2a5 days out from
New York for San Francisco. has not
been heard from, and it is supposed to
be lost.
An expedition is to be sent by the Ma
Wy Department to points In the Indian
| Ocean to take observations of the transit
| of Venus.
Henry A. Wise delivered the annual
address before the literary societies OF
Roanoke College on the Stb.
The trial of the election inspectors for
registering the names of Miss Anthony
and others, and for receiving their votes
at the last election, commenced on Wed
nesday.
A fire at Hamburg, Ia, Monday, de,
stroyed ten small houses. Loss SIS, 900.
The Attorney General is in expectation
OF private advIces from Louisiana In re-
gard to the new political movement.
A. b. Meacham, the Peace Compis-
sloner wounded by the Modocs at the
time OF the assassination oc Gen. Candy,
will be the principal witness against Cap
tain Jack and his cohorts.
At Peoria, Ill on Wednesday, fire
destroyed the planipe and saving mill OF
Francis A: Nott. Loss $50, ,ooe
While the Modocs were being remov-
ed from the Peninsula of Tule Lake to
Fort klamath, one of the Indians, known
as Curley- headed Jack. who surrendered
With the Hot Creeks band to General
Davis at Fairchild's Rancho, shot him
self, and has since died 1t is also re-
| ported that some of the Indians who
were ironed nearly succeeded in filing off
their irons, but were detected in time to
prevent their escape.
Gov. Dix has signed the New York
Industrial Exhibition bill.
Susan B. Anthony has been sentenced
to pay a fine of one hundred dollars fol
illegal voting.
Deaths from cholera in Nashville
Thursday, twenty negroes and four whites
| Owing to wet weather crop reports are
very unfavorable throughout Arkansas
Three firms of provision dealers failed
IN ST. Louis, Monday, with aggregate
liabilities of S95O.OOO.
The National Electro Medical Associa
ton holds its annual meeting in Cincin
ualI, Colunenclng the 10Th.
Extensive placer gold mines have beer
discovered about the headwaters of the
Big Laramie river, Wyoming territory
The Republicans of Maine have nom
mated Nelson DingIey. Jr, for Governor
/ The Secretary of War has telegraphec
to 9en. Sheridan that the government
decides not to return the Kickapoo In
dians captured by Gen. Mckenzie.
I kr1k -
ing at Dexter Park, Chicago, takes plac,
July lst. I'd. Sd and 4th; $40, 900 ii
purses are offered. Entries close Jun
/ oath.
The Chinese in the River Falls, Pa.
cutlery works are on strike, and some
ninety ofthem have departed for New
Orleans or San Francisco
A desperate has been arrested a
Owensville. KY, who gave the names O
a gang of eighty desperadoes operatin,
through Kentucky, Virginia and Nortl
Carolina.
The National Association of Pig Irol
J Manufacturers met at Cleveland o,
Wednesday. Resolutions were passed
recommending free banking law, ant
asking for reissue of the legal tende
reserves.
: The latest compiled returns of th
wheat crop of California. show an esti
mated yield oe over 13.0O0, 900 centals
The surplus for export will doubtless b,
fully as large as that of last year.
! A farmer in Butler county, Iowa, i
puzzled over a discovery made by hin
last week. While breaking up a tract o
prairie, he struck piece Of limestone
and on examining the spot closely, b.
discovered several more His curiosit,
being aroused, he commenced an iryesti
CATION, and found to his astonishment
that about two feet below the surfac
, was stone wall. laid up with mortar
which bore every appearance of havIn
been the foundation of a building. some
time. The gentleman who owns the Ian,
is one of the early settlers of that town
ship. purchased his farm of the govern
meat fifteen years ago, and knew notnin
! of it before.
The bones Of large mastodon hav,
been discovered in Marion county. Kan
sas, on the line of the Atchison, Topek
and Tontape Railroad. and a whal
skeleton in Pawnee county, on the sam
road. The bones appear larger, and are
of a somewhat different shape to an,
previously discovered.
Judge c. T. Hayden and party. lei
Camp Mcdowell, Cal. May "a. with
party of four Americansan and three Mex
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