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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

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hsd ON. \. herald. Aug. .. = genuine 5jstri-
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REFERENCES B. EgRu PERMISSION ve refer IN
tie following :-E-au In Lane Louisville I-eyy
slo co aIss Hauie BaHker Charleston. 80 Ool
Mrs. Louise 7 Biak=, St Paul, Piano. 900 >am
Rlynoa- BoctoH. $3.50. Eusane p Backed
FitisburE, Wateh. SS8. Mss Annie Os-ood New
orlesas. $500. EnoEy L Pratt. Columbus Qalo.
ZOO
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guara1tesc- tickets sloo II tickets for e. (s1
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uents an guarantee salts. action
Address,
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, 1873-05-11
IUCCA.

Pleasant Episode at the Opera Masnee-Mue. lucca
Presented with Diamond cross-Eloral Tributes and
:. Great Enthusiasm.
4 lively seene not down on the programme occurred
at the opera matinee yesterday The opera Was Ihe
Daughter Of the Regiment" with Mrne. Lucca In the
role Rer presentent Of the part had worked up the
audience to an unusual degree Of enthusiasm Her
singing Of the Gernan ballad OF @'AIen Leib" by Gum
bert, and the English song OF 'orne, Sweet Home"
secured round a{ec round Of rapurous npplause and
the staee WAS covered with flowers that we're fairly
showe1rd upon the 1ritna DONNA Before the noise
had snba.ded, Mr. Louis 1YAhl, Of Chicagos most
prominent German citizens, stepped the stsge aud
called lime. Luccas attention. In 3 very brief
1nd Exceedingly appropriate little speech, he
presented the lady with handsome d1amond
cross in the Of the citizens of Chicago, and
genius but also Of the personal knowledge OF many Of
the donors Of her good heart. Nine. Lucca received
the Hte box containing the croes, pressed it to her
bosom, and stepped to the 'front.' to make her nc
knowledXements. It Was some moments before she
could give expression to her thoughts She then old
that had awaited her in Chicago that her hea1t
full OF gratitude, and TINT she looked forward with
pleasure 70 the time when she should re-
turn.s :; She waa very much affected, and
brushed sway the tears she turned towards
the piano after Wishing Prosperity to Chicago" The
conf who took the part Of the Sergeant quickly re-
Ueyed 1t by picking up Little bouquet and presenting
1t to Nine Lucca on his account, with flourish
that made her break ont in mfrthfu1 laugh, which
the house took up. Tho opera then proceeded with
spirit and Mme. Lucca was repeatedly called out
away with her the ost peasant recolleations Of her
Chicago {riendB,
, 1873-05-11
MONETARY.

0A1uA4A1. 11fkNANNt aA0J Aos
Tho notable featu1p in the local money mar
ket this week WAS tho sudden turn in New York
exchange from 600 per $1,000 discount, at the
beginning Of the week. to 300 per 81, 600 pre-
MUM and upward, to-day. This has been caused
mainly by an Increased demand from other
points in the West for New York funds. Con-
siderable amounts Of currency have been re-
ceived here in the last few days from st. Louis,
and other WESTERN cities, With orders to remit
exchange. This indicates small shipments OF
products to the East The aggregate shipments
from this city are pretty fair yet, the shipments
Of hogs and cattle being atill very large, but Of
grain they arc Light yet.
:. The supply Of money in this market Ia good
and approved borrowers find no difficulty In
getting what they want at the banks. In The
u st Ii per cent, though In some instances Is
has, been paid There is some movement OF
currency to the grain-rafang districts, but it is
not large.
Tho advance in tha rate Of discount by the
Bank Of England from ~ per cent to per
cent, and the consequent riao in the price OF
gold in New York from 11711{ to 1184 to-day,
negotiating American securities in Europe,
to which We referred at considerable length
few days ago, is only one feature OF
lack OF confidence among European capitalists
caused BY the immense amount Of securtt1ea OF
all kinds offered there now from at parts Of the
world. The failure Of several American corpo-
rations to pay their interest during the past year
has been tho means OF creating additional dis
trust in regard to American enterprises, but to
some e1tent the lack Of confidence applies to all,
and the Vienna failure, noticed in our tole-
graphic columns yesterday, has undoubtedly in
su The closrings I % 81 tho Chicago banks tor the
, 1873-05-11

huaband'e nonav cha xraa .nh1;oed tn fyive nm
her fanciad HS co,,id
he fonna rbo --o',;a sI1o,T bo7 ~ s1nesr snv
ionoer at anv nice, Mra HfsnSnhon ia atill liy.
;nr!hara az r. fa{iana ,nd st;1 he1iavea lint the
world waa danr;rod ~ = oraat dramatic artist On
account Of tho Bitter hostility to and collusion
against her Of Of the % entire American press. :.
11aona = ~. 9a,,rt issdns ,natcono1
7;to,, ionrna1;st vho has died here in lass tl,nn
:fo,,r -a.ra Thnr1nv Waed ia AGAIN n,ifa
III '.nd foars ara enter+afned that
ba 'c.nnnt recover Wi1]i.m Gmljon Rrvnnt
now in his 79th year. cannot last much longer :
oS ha,s -, ~ VI t",. II
ndna ~ the o7d o1dar of in,,1ne1;ats ,aff w. ~
r. - zennarlah1a ~ Bn11no~,5 pa,nnt+ f,-..-
Law 'and Rranra shn,,;d 81 wv haa,
se{t.msda -oa1, o1riq,9r e4a- - -4;e'a - ~
1,rnanartr ~ 42sr Grg e'eas pafs, ~ tHer
blospettsy W 1neu o"n enelSy ana e4e1tion.
81: aa-1n ,7o,,t, s,,na.ta7 ~ I;n,uaix
asI!lck Sonool. bennett, arfaT1n8ln thls eonn-
ny Haenq1e1s Ms. At1 pennliess, aso eatneu n1a
nseaa N dan1a1 oy feaehmg. In Ms hFat sIug-
gles, dreeley was Likewise . teacher, IN
James Brooks vas, at. 16. in the
rural districts OF Maine. 30 the members
school-teaching before they found their vocation
in journalism. Thurlow Weed was as much SELF
made as any Of them, and, at the outset OF his
career, was cabin-boy on the Hudson River,
but soon broke into printing-ofice By the ire
eistible law of his destiny:
THE MEN NOW At TIE HEAD
OF the leading dailies here arc all lyoung,-White-
law Reid, OF the Tribune; James Gordon Benz
nett Of the Herald; Louis J. Jennings, OF the
Times and Manton Marble, Of the 1Por1d:
Not one OF them, I: think, is 40, and
one or two are several years less than
that Here let me- remark that the reports OF
Manton Marbles return OF ll-hoalth are not
we'll founded. Since his return to duty, aftar
his alarming condition last autumn, he has been
steadily mcnding, and is nov better than he has
been for several years.
gA1arAGuHD1
William III. Tweed is said to havo spont
e5oo, 900 in repairing, improving. aud refur-
nisling the Metropolitan Hotel, when 1t mas pllt
, 1873-05-11

The st. Louis Democrat, OF Friday last, treats
it's readers to mass Of misrepresentation about
the Why in which business is conducted On our
Board Of Trade, that is about On par with the
dendish story, also sent out from st. Louis not
long since, to the effect Tint Chicago Was over
run With smallpox. How much the writer
knows Of the subject may DO inferred from the
statement OF bis sample case, the alleged facts
OF which are detailed very circumstanhally; the
transaction is said to be in wheat, buyer juno,
while tho truth IL that scarcely one in ten thous-
and Of the trades made on tho floor Of our Ex-
change is on buyers option. It is pretty gen.
orally understood that these St. Louis state-
mcnts abou& Chicago ara mere falsehoods, strung
together with the malicious purpose OF Fighter
ing that business to St. Louis which her mer-
chants will not attempt to win by honorable en-
terprise. It is not worth while to reproduce tho
charges made in the article referred to, and NO
should not even notice them but for tho ms
ieious falsehood contained in its concluding
paragraph, as follows:
"We trust no reader Of the Democrat will im-
, 1873-05-11

CATTLE-Notwit ! falling on Of 7,2H
head in the recepts Tie past week has witnessed ony
sg II ha aens Of the sfffs ss lot
from the 10 the close. While prices have been
well sustained for au grades thera has been no paro
been IN unsatisfactory week foe Western shippers,
their profits in no instance being very cona1desabe
while perhaps in majority Of cases they have @ss
wears rather better look. Yesterdays and to-days
kilograms from the seaboard indicate healthier coz.
dition there, and unlesa the ensuing z 7efs q
The supply, there 1re substantial reasons fos
anticipating more renaunclatire prices TIE ohsaIsa
though hardly good - those Of las. VEL T Or ne Pr
at corresponding period, and were mainly suited -
tic requirements Of the trade Stock stses aro still II
non to medium lois, averaging from 100 to 800 y,
md at 5o@5co for good to prime droyes Of from 81
to 1850 ns average The supply Of veal clve. has q.
auenee, Closing rates being ssoo@4oo for poor to mo-
diu1n, and s&.2a95.25 for good to choice.
To-day there WIS more LIE tn trade tnsn on nrs. s
sens Essas gsns Say' ~. :, .sab ms vi ae'
n yery perceptble increase IN the demand Tor ah[
1nsnt and most Of the offerings fncluding ne ~
CATS for poor 10 good butchers' stuff; at s.
for stockers aud ut lax for common 70 eo1s
shipping beeves. The market closed hrzn'
E1t1a-Graded steers averaging 1,45o ns
Choice BeevesFfne, fat, well formed 3Jeaf
= 45o gssf rsa o'a h'set'' asess 6eooaa
Good Beeres-We -fattened, finely formed ~...n
steers, averaging 200 to l,3oo rs; .--...
Medium Gradea-Sseers In fair hesh5 asa5~ anoxoa
aging 100 to go La. 40"e'
Bufchers' stock-Common to fair steers,
and good to extra cows for .a19 oo,atn
alaughfer, averaging 900 to ], 100 M. 4"sA"
stSef cstteGomon sts4sa1a 70o q osd az e sa&a
Infcrior-Iight aud thin COWS, he1ferss ,ocas.t
stays, bulls aud sca1lawag steers. soo5In
C1ttle-Texas,. Northern wintered. 44'yu1s5M
CatteCorn-fed Texas 49,. a-ta d1sr Is
:, Hoas-A steady, fair buainess hss heen qnIx ~
this department., st prices not warning uaate1sH HhrT
those current on the closing days OF List Kee1
of the transfers having been effected within snn
Of $51o@5c5 In comparison with List Wee2s ~. e.
tbs receipts haye been light falling on 9, so ass =
0o0 befng noted, but for this season OF tno 5ea5
rivais we're large, and fully equaled tho dsnanda a:
To-day, fair activity pTeTailedr NsT fo1x, ssm1 s
Philadelphia, Cleveland, Canada and loea. IL
rating with considerable freedom, aud The - osa3
1t $50o952o for poor to medium, and y Ss,If
for good to choice. The following na1sse1pss
reflect the market:
, 1873-05-11

Wheat averaged ~ 1ower than on Friday, but
uas strong, in consequence Of q good demand,
which was generally considered to be due to the
continued bad weather. It may be that this was
to the secondary causo OF q good shipping in
guiry On Canadian account, which caused cash
wheat (regular) to sell al one time up to the
price Of seller June, and nearly 10 higher than
seller the month. The shipments Of wheat hare
gone out within the past two weeks, and tho
stocks at Eastorn points are represented to be
quite low. This with the fears widely entertained
that the coming crop will suffer severely from
excess Of moisture, ia undoubtedly stimulating
, 1873-05-11
} DAILY :TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY II, 1873

Jonathan "abo7e the law, 4" He is certainly, for
the present, "unwhipped Of tustice-'' However
he may succeed in the courts in shielding himself
from just accountability, he need not dattar
tual Security, or their more humorous friends
and acquaintancea. have forgotten his infamous
course in this matter. They hare been wronged,
and have been very patient Tho time is coming
when they will be nghted. Yours patiently,
J.. A CREDITOR or TIE BunsTED MUTUAL SECURITY.
CHICAGO May TO- 1879 -:
, 1873-05-11

Withdrawn from store On Friday for city con-
sumption: 9,75l bu wheat, 5,297 bu corn, 4,205
bu oats, ,1ss bu rye, 3,571 bu barley. Withdrawn
for do during the past week: 2,e45 bu wheat,
1o,s45 bu corn, 27,47s bu oats, 4,723 bu rye,
II ,8s1 bu barley.
The following grain has boen inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 24 cars
wheat SO cars corn, 1000 bu No. do, and I, 5,Go0
bu rejected do, by canal, 20 cars oats, 5000 bu
!. do by canal, 6 cars re. Total Q48 cars),
rs, 900 bu- :: '.
- The following wero the receipts and shipments
Of breadstufrs md stock at this point during tho
week ending with this morning, aud for CORE
spoudipc weeks ending as dated:
, 1873-05-11
EVANSTON.


| NsuuAktE.
The Committee appointed by the National Board o
Underwriterr consisting Of Mesars, Lewis lott Rober
Critche snd Q. F. VAIL to rate the Village Of Eynns
ton, and form local Board, met at the Office Of 7.
| Hoag recant1Y. Hi. Lewis lott was appointed Presi
! dent pro tenn, and E. H. Clifford, Secretary pro tam
| Tho Constitution and Bylaws furnished by the Ma
tonal Board were read and adopted. The rates fired
by the National Board were also adopted. Capt Dor
chester was elected President E. Clifford Secratary
and J. G. Humphrey, Treasurer. Capt. Dorchester
q. II. Huntoon, and J. B. Fowler were chosen E1ecu
/ tive Committee
| TIE LIBRARY.
There will be meeting Of the members Of the Ev-
anston Library Association at the Hbzary-roons,
Thursday evening, 22d tnst at O'clock for the pur
books and other property Of the Association to tbs
ton. aIe.srs L. t. areeniesf and I. a. boutell, whc
were appointed committee to confer with the Village
Trustees, viii then make their report.
TEE new I1GHrHouBE-
plsee Is prosressng @ I raptdiy. Mr. Bashne the con-
tractor reports that two brick dwellings for the ae-
oommodaton OF the keepers are already built. The
DRIVEN and tho work bids fair to be done at tile ap-
pointed time in August.
President Charles : di16erts of Tho Eynnston Board
Of T1uaees requests residents who desire wateIpipes
laid on their streets to petition at once or for any
oe4sn @ paone npToTsmsnn 1 y; 4 thst nay & % needed
ology and Hygiene" will DO delivered at tbs University
Chapel Monday eyening, ut ha1f-past o'clock. The
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Teach
srs formed under the auspices Of the Lades College,
Ind Msses ore nnrE . ana .ne
Mann. an Of Chicago, to the roll Of honor.
An Old Folka' concart VIII be given in Lyona Hall
tho caos Il chicago churches. The Ladies' q neaayo @
isns A.sosasi9n of the Baptist church to be
Msa Frances E Willard the prea,dent NJ +ha r s5o.,
, 1873-05-11

COMMERCIAL.

-* SATURDAY ETHs1Su, Msy 10.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-05-11

sHERp-The receipts have bean hgn.' bsys ua fa.
sufficient to meet the demand, ano PlL saroc md 4
a mas % for good to really chotee uaesouu uout1
Ism6a sel 1t s, 7,so1a.5o pef head - to qasu9'
, 1873-05-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Hevieyv for the Week Ending Stature
day Evening, May To-
- . SATURDAY EVENING, My 10.
The receipts Of live stock during the week
faYa baan aa fnllnYH:
, 1873-05-11

Flour WIS rather more active than yesterday,
being in very good demand On shipping account,
there being q good inquiry for al grades, but
principally for spring extras The market Was
firm At the advance noted yesterday, in sympathy
with New York, and IN consequence of Light
stocks. The better movement Of the, past week
has already diminished the assortments here 80
much. that many sales both yesterday and
to-day were necessarily made to arrive.
Bran was firm. Cash satea were re-
ported Of 200 b1ls whito winter extras ON pri-
Tate ter1na 800 brls spring extras Hockport
Hydrauic) at s7.25; 200 brls do At s6.s71S !;
100 brls do ut s6.75; 500 brls do at S6.65; 100
b1ls do Qow) at $3.50; $500 br1s do on private
terms ): 60 brls spring aupeEtines at 54.60; 50
bGlB do at $500 400 brls rye dour on private
s11.OO, On track. Tho following were the quo
, 1873-05-11
- Pork, Lard fHcms! !Ehou1l'rs, Niddtes,
ar.. tee. To-. los. n..-.
Same weok H.. aM s.055E l,s5lE 14Ql. .4eo 1s7,4o
Slnee 1$s 1s3Ig, Is Is = g. 75o 81! 4 Fl e

The shdpuents in detail ve1e as follows: Shoulders,
40 bxs; short. rib, II b1s; short clear, 81 b1s !;
lmg alear, 81 bxs; long lib, = b1s; cumbertands ss
stasordshre, la bxs; long hams, 2o1 h1s Brmins-
ham, 116 bxs Hah cut, IS b1s; hsson, 4e h1s !;
saordshire hams II b1s; clenr backs IS bxs be1iies
pcs ; provisions, 15s b1s beef, 514 brs. - -,
The following are reports to and estimates by
the Secretary Of the Pork Packers Association,
Of the number OF hogs packed st the points
named during the months Of March and April:,
chfcaon IT. 7sa AI11vaukee. 10 000
indianapolis. Keokuk {est,..:... 1s9oo
St. Louis: 5000 Kansss City. $500
Cincinnati, 90 600
, 1873-05-11
BOSTON,.
The War Of the Healers---The
Holy Medical: In r. :.
g. a. QUESTION. ::':. =: $.
fremont Temple and Dr.. Fulton
p. Dr.. Miner and His Society. =. = 3:
Wiikie Collins New Play--Miss Le
Clercq. " '' ..:..
From Our Our. Correspondent.

BOSTON, May {, 1873
Decidedly the most amusing event Of the past
week has been ,: g
." THE RATTLE OF TEE DOCTORS, .
the renewal Of. the old, ine1tinguishab1e feud
between tho Montagues aud Capulets OF
medicine, the Allopaths and the Homeopaths.
The facts in the case are substantially theae
Certain members Of the Massachusetts, Medical
Society, once ain good standing II believe that
is the phrase-are considered to hare "fallen
from grace" in that they have become con-
verta to tho faith OF Hahnemann. This tho
majority OF the Society consider an ofense so
grave that they a1o. unwilling to retain Id their
ranks the delinquent members and, sinca the
latter refuse to resign, there has been etrong
effort made to oust them. The struggle began
mora than d year ago; but precisely what
steps have beon taken, tho public are
not informed, as the desire has been strong On
tho part OF the majority to keep the proceedings
secret. Tho accused members, on the contrary,
have courted publicity; and, through their et-
forts, imperfect reports OF the proceedings have,
from tine to time, found their way into, the
newspapers. Ofcourso, there are -,
TWO SIDES TO EVERY QUARREL:
and tho complaint Of the majority, that the reou~
oA1s 141A1A~AR3 A"sA46 IN NAAoA60A eANAA SA1"o ~
to put themselves out Of harmony NTH the views
and purposes OF the Society, arc bound in conr-
tesy--n not in honor-to withdraw from it, has
it's weight. But the steps taken to bs rid Of
them we're so ill~judged that public. sentiment
generally condemned; and the whole matter.
WAS, on some pzetext which I have forgotten,
adjourned for year. Everybody supposed that
it WAS finally dropped; that the hatchet WAS
buried; and that the offending members were to
be punished only by being sorerely let alone.
It would seem, however, that the @hard shell
element WAS strong in the Society, for IA
has again instituted d trial or commission OF
some kind, aud called the obstinate "pe1verts
to its bar to answer to charges, and show cause
why they should not be ignomdniously expelled.
The representatives OF the press were not ad-
mitted, although the Homeopathic offered to pay
tho expense Of d shorthand reporter themselves
Enough, however, is known to giYe the public d
rory fair idea OF the proceedings. ;1..+
THE SUBSTANCE or TEE CHANGES r. -
against each Of tho six offending members may
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-30
THE ARMY WORM.
Fearful DepredatiOns.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: 1 chronicle the
fact with painful regret that the army
worm has made its appearance in East
Tennessee, and that its depredations, in
some localities, have been fearful. The
other day, while at Talbott's Station, I
learned from Mr.. Quarels, of the firm of
Roberts & Quarels, that vast army had
entered the well.arranged farm of Joseph
Eckel, had utterly destroyed thirty acres
of fine clover and were advancing upon his
oats. TWAS thought that he would flank
their movements, as he was busy making
trenches or bitches across their pathway.
They seem to be travelling eastward, and
there is no telling the immense damage
they will accomplish in the end. Mr..
Quarels informed me that, in passing over
the field of Mr.. Eckel, he discovered hun
dreds of them just under the surface of the
SOIL
No one, presume, has ever seen this ter
rible enemy to the farmer come so early.
1t is generally later in the season. What
particular causes have combined to pre-
cipitate his operations, is a question for
somebody to settle. When he makes his
appearance, his movements are so rapid
that lac usually tolls eVory attempt to cut
him off. In an hour or two he sweeps ovor
acres, of land, carrying complete destruc-
ton in his journey. Various methods have
been employed to check his progress, and
among them that of turning poultry and
hogs into the field, and trenches or bitches.
Thus far in the season, the farmers have
had but little to encourage or stimulate
them in their work. The long winter, the
cold and dry spring, and now the army
worm, have somewhat abated their ardor.
Still, just Sovereign reigns, and He will
do right. ALONZO DANTE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-30
THE EASTERN DIVISION FAIR.
List of Stockholders Of the New Company

List OF StOcknOiuers OF the new eomphuy'
The committee to solicit stock for the
new Fair Association upon the basis here
tofore proposed and publised in the
CHRoNIcLE have succeeded insecuripg the
full amount of the stock originally decided
upon. Old stockholders desiring new stock
can secure it up to this evening.
The following named gentlemen have
each taken 500 stock: Messrs. Sanford,
Chamberlain g. Albers, w. II. futile,
Rule & Kicks and r. S. Payne.
The following gentlemen have each
taken 500 stock: John Baxter, f, z. Bal
ley, f. c, Camp, V. +. Gossett, j. NJ.
Thornburgh, Chas. d. McGuffey, Jno. f.
Spence, II. L. Bradley, Adrian Terry,
James d. Johnson, v. Burger q
Son, Peter Kern, Jas. B. Hoxsie, Robert
l.. Gaut, Horace Maynard, ID. Il. Boynton,
Charles Seymour, Hough & Co., III, M.
Aiken, Spencer Munson, James M. Meek,
p. Dickinson, Gaines Brother & Co.
S. B. Boyd, Il. H. Head, A. r. Humes,
T. O'Conner, Cornelius Coffin, Scott, Sim
monds & Co., c. NJ. Fouche, G.. NJ. Nc
Ghee, w. w. Woodruff & Co., A. l.. Max
well, Williams, Sturges & Co., Williams,
Zimmerman & Wilson, r. c. Jackson,
Bell q Bell, c, Cullen, S. T. Logan,
Ramage & Co., James Kennedy and r..
Vestal. Total stock 5000.
The above list includes the names of
many of our most enterprising and intiu-
entail citizens and under their supervision
the fair must certainly succeed if encour-
aged by our citizens as it deserves.
The stockholders of the new association
are to meet tonight at the Board of Trade
rooms at o'clock for tie purpose of affect
ing permanent organization and trans
acting important business. A full attend
ance Of stockholders is earnestly requested.