The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18

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J. Mahin, Muscatine, La. Daniel Fitch
orn, Waverly. Ia. !: John A. Biles, Vim
ton n. NJ. Page. Fort Dodge.
Mrs. Ann T. Young. the nineteenth
wife of Brigham Young, created quite q
sensation IN Denver. Col, by her lectures
on poiygamy, the past two days
The grand jury found three indict-
ments against exaldernan Cicallo, OF
Memphis, Tennessee, for obtaining goods
under false pretense, fraudulent breach
| of trust and larceny. He was arrested
and gave bail for his appearance in the
sum of $4,000.
A convention in the interest Of the pro-
| jected air line railroad from Chicago to
/ Charleston, assembled at the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce, in Whining
ton, n. c.. ThurSday 4 large crowd of
merchants and bankers were present, in
| Guiding one hundred delegates along the
line
Within the past few days some parties
have stolen 5000 cartridges. G2 pounds
of tobacco and a large lot of clothing from
ihe barracks at Omaha.
Prof Agassiz died last saturday.
4 fire at l52 Church street. New Y ork =,
Thursday evening. damaged property to
the amount of S235, oG9-slightly insur-
| ed
/ The Massachusetts, Dental Society re-
solved that the use Of chloro iern in Den
| tal operations Is not advisable.
Fears are now entertained that Pro
fessor Agassiz may linger for q consider
able time in a paraiytic state. His re-
eoyery is considered impossible.
TIE case Of Senator Patterson, Of South
Carolina, charged with attempted bribery
during the Senatorial election, last win
ter, has been dismissed It is understood
warrant has been issued for the arrest
of Representative Jones, who made aft
davit in the case. on charge of perjury
Howell & Co. S salt warehouse, in West
Kansas City, was burned on Friday.
Loss. $4,000 A high wind carried
sparks nearly a gnarter of a mile, and
set fire TO Iotsa# & Quebe's elevator,
and it was entirely consumed, together
with 150,00 bushels of grain. The
elevator costs $40. Geo The grain was
worth about $4,000: insurance about
$25, ,OOO
\ freshet in the Cuyahoga, at Cleve
land, swept away from the dock of the
Standard Oil Company loose properly
valued at about $I2 600
Two freight trains eoiided on the Great
Western Railway, at Stony Greek, Fri
tearing up the track, but none of the
employees were hurt.
Five car loads Of California peanuts
passed east from Omaha Friday
The Utah Gentiles are anxious over
the report that Coy. Wood is to be re-
moved
The coroner's jury in the Boettscher
murder case at St. Louis, brought in a
We dict against B. f. Croenbold for muir
del in the first degree
A party of Arrapahoes and Cheyenne
chiefs have arrived at Omaha from
Was hington, where they have been try
lug 20 get new reservation. Govern
ment refuses, and they are feeling very
ugly about it, and trouble is anticipated
the coming seasoi
The Bender family. charged with q
number of murders in Kansas, were ar
rested at BiningYilIe, s c., a few day,
ago. The father in custody, and the soI
and daughter living IN North Carolina
are being sought after The family name
J is Webb.
A Washington dispatch states tina
there is general indisposition amonG
tsonib bers of Congress TO increase taxa
ton.
SIR Hugh Allen, of Canada, is il
washington Win MS 1amiy.
The Northern and Southern Pacif,
! Railroads will ask about $3.50 900 OOt
! aid from Congress.
There has been some damage to crop.
by high water in poltions of Ohio anC
Indiana.
The accounts Of David A Gage, City
Treasurer of Chicago. are short nearl,
81 1000. 4 portion of this amount i
locked up in the Second National ant
Merchants National banks. Mr.. Gag,
will make the deficit good
! Major Robert A. Kinzie, Paymaste
u. S. A. attached to Gen. Sheridan
staff, died suddenly. in Chicago on Sa.ur
day.
1t has been ascertained that r. ]
, Grier. the missing cashier of the Nation
al Trust Company, is on his way to Eu
rope.
The number of hogs packed in Cincin
natl up to Saturday evening was 1876,
1877, against 429, ,430 for the same timt
last year. The aggregate packing of TIL
West up to Saturday evening is esti
mated at 8, 900, 600
The u. S. steamer Dispatch has saileC
: for Cuba from Key West with four off
GERS and thirty-nine men from the Paw
nee, to receive the Virginius and tax
her to northern port The Virglniu
and her surviving passengers ard crcv
are to be delivered at Bahia Honda,
: Rev. Charles E1wa Cheney was con
secrated Bishop Of tie Reformed Episco
pal Church, in Chicago, on Sunday, witt
imposing ceremonies. The ccremonie
took place IN Christ Church, Of whlcl
Mr. Cheney was Rector, aud were wit
messed by large congregation. in al
H.,
presbyters Of the Episcopal Church wer,
in ATTENDANCE and participated in the ser
vices: The Rev, Marshall Smith and th,
Rev. Mason Gallagher, of Passaic, y
J the Rev. B. B Seacnck, of New
York City; the Rev. ". B. FeItweIl, o
West Farms, n Y; the Rev. Chare
H. Tucker. Of st. Georges Chapel Chi
cago. Bishop Cummins and Rev A. q
Tying will organize a Reformed Churel
at Peoria, III,
r 1t is announced from Washington tina
| the Spanish Government is procurin!
periured affidavits in New York to PIC
that the Virginius was Q Cuban vessel
and her crew enlisted Cuban sailor.
A New York dispatch states that tn
steamship Greece, Tor l4irerqool. whilt
proceeding down the bay in o fog. Sat
uiNdy dttSiilOOu, NCUt GSilUiG On the HATS
. They are in hopes to get her off with tug
the next high water.
About 200 feet of the eu.baukmont O.
the Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw Rail
, road, near Hilton, has been washed ava,
by the recent heavy rains.
i frssilet 10 the Kansas river, al Law
} renee swept away a portion of the ne7
) dam being erected at a cost of $50 OO0
two corn cribs containing 600 bushel
: of corn. owned by Gov. Robinson, ferr,
! boat, and endangered the abqtments o
: the wagon bridge so that travel acros
the bridge had to be forbidden. Til,
noyth bank Of the river, near the abut
ment, has washed away to the extent o
from $50 to 200 feet.
The Democratic caucus at Sacramen
J., to, on Monday, nominated Farley
Democrat, for the long term in th
United States Senate. He is claimed t
be an anti-railroad man.
The New England woman's tea part,
celebrated the one hundreth anniversari
of throwing tea in Boston harbor, Mon
day afternoon, at Faneuil Hail. Abou
10000 persons were present,
i The United States Supreme Court