The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-09
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the tenure of office act.
The first Ku-Klux tri.i IT, fore ST. te
courts came off before Judge WATTS
johnson county, North Car".,r Superior
| Court, this week, and resulte IN cony c
tion of the guilty parties. who were SEN
fenced to be hung November 18th
Information received at ha,isas Cry,
Me-, states that Indians have l.tely run
off and killed some cattle, and sook sup.
plies from buffalo hunters. csi.sing much
excitement among overisni trains ard
settlers. A squadron of caval.r. consist
ing of seventy men, has becn sent into
that section.
The Solicitor If the Treasury decides
That pilots and engineers osi =, an vessels
are officers Of the United State. and they
must therefore be citizens.
Continued heavy rains have damaged
the cotton crop throughcu the entire
lower Rio Grande Valley.
The fight between the txni.nauy and
Apollo Hall delegations from Nrw York
city, in the Democratic Stat. Convention
which convened at Utica, on VI etinesday,
ended in the recognition OF the Tamma-
nyites as the regularly ch"sen delegates
The Apollo Hall delegates .hen with
drew, and adopted protest against the
action Of the convention. L. tle protest
they promise to appeal to tie ..eople in
| November in order TO test their strength
in the election of local candidates, and
administer rebuke to the arrogance of
Tanmany Hall.
The charge of the Vos Puhlco, that
| armed United States soldie,s had again
| invaded Mexico is untrus y hen the
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| Mexican bank Of the Rio GraLde, army
paymaster Nichols was passenger, with
a guard of United States soldiers, who
assisted in saving the cargo. nni guarded
it and the paymaster' safe after landing
| it from the wreck.
Minister Low arrived at San Francisco,
Tuesday, on the China.
Reports from Shreveport say there
was no marked change in the epidemic
there. Tuesday.
Fourteen interments from yellow fever
at Memphis, Tuesday, among them Sis
ter Gabrielle, Superior of the Franciscan
order.
Hon. John B. Baldwin, formerly
Speaker Of the Confederate House ofRe
presentatives died at Staunton, Va,
Tuesday.
One hundred Cincinnati stone cutters
protest against letting the contracts for
the new government buildings to parties
Two coiored boys were shooting at
birds, with revolvers, at Cairo, ILL.,,
Tuesday, when one of them shot the
other
A dispatch from Portland. Oregon,
says work on the Northern Pacific Rail
road is not suspended, and it is expected
cars will be running to Tacoma this au-
tumn.
Gov. Bagley. of Michigan. has ordered
a special election November 4th. to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of Hon.
w. ID. Foster, member of Congress from
the second district.
The first day of the Pennsylvania State
Fair, at Erie, proves a success. Gener
ally the display is excellent, and pro
nounced by the officers of the Society the
best ever exhibited under their auspices.
Willie Nef, boy fourteen years old,
was killed instantly, Tuesday, at Chill
cothe, o., by being accidentally struck
in the stomach by the elbow of a boy with
whom he was playing.
There Is great political excitement at
Little Rock, over Gov. Baxter's news
paper change of front, and the with
drawal of the suit against the Governor,
who is charged with having sold out to
his opponents.
The President has reappointed j. Z.
West postmaster at st. Cloud. Mimi,
sofa, receiver at New Ulm
The Navy Deputy has received infor-
nation of the death of Lieut.. Hunter, of
the Navy. who died on the steamer Wa
bash at Barcelona. He was son of As
IF
An official statement shows the United
States currency of all kinds outstanding
at this date $402, 923,039
Ex-President johnson has prepared
very lengthy reply to Judge Hott's let
ters on the execution of Mrs. Surratt.
Politicians and congressman are arriv-
ing at Washington.
Senator Morton favors an extra session
of Congress, to devise means Tor re-
sumption Of specie payments.
Rodmau, the Brooklyn defauiter, will
not be prosecuted, but will be used as
witness against ex-Treasurer Sprague.
Early Monday morning, Wilson's saw
and shingle mill FIVE miles from Farwell,
Mich on the Western Division of the
Flint and Pere Marquette Railway, ex-
raoded boiler, instantly killing the en-
gineer, named Hutchinson, and severely
injuring six or seven others The ex-
plosion was occasioned by low water in
the boiler.
AT Blaekmer's mill, four miles south
east from Bridgeport, Mich, on the
Flint and Pere Marquette Railway, a
fue collapsed, killing an old man. whose
name is unknown. A horse standing
near was thrown 800 feet, and, notwith
standing the horse was not seriously in
jured, the harness was torn from its
body.
Rumors are current that negotiations
have been commenced between the Grand
Trunk and Great Western Railway Com
panies. tending toward an zmal.samation.
1t is rather improbable that such union
will become an accomplished fact.
A citizen of Centropolis, Kansas. fell
into threshing- machine on Saturday,
and was almost instantly killed
Mrs. Harvey a resident of Peoria, H.,
was accidentally poisoned. on Sunday
night by dose of arsenic administered
in place of magnesla, by her daughter.
Lewis Ette. a photographer. shot and
killed James Woohles, sewing machine
agent. in New York, on Tuesday.
The failure of the First Nat! nal Bank
OF Mansfield, Ohio, is very unfortunate
Board of Agriculture, the proceeds of
the recent State Fair, were deposited
with this bank at the close OF the fair.
Something near $4,000 was deposited
by the trustees, but drafts gu the funds
had reduced the deposit to ah"ui SIS. coo
at the time the bank suspended
Masked robbers bound the family of
John Burke. in Columbia township,
Ohio, and robbed the premises of S3l5.
For months past the freight cars of the
Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Railroad
have been systematically robbed by
gang of thieves, the loses up to the
present time amounting to $780, COO
Several parties suspected u: belnnging t.
the gang which have perretraed these
robberies are under arrest in Chicago.
Secretary Cree. of the Board cf Indian
Commissioners. passed thrnueh Chicago,
on Friday on his way to Washington with
the treaty with the Utes. lie gives
glowing n intions of the mineral wealt n