The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-01-02
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we're arrested Tuesday ny the Sheriff, for
Violation OF the strict law passed By the
Legislature against gambling. aud will be
hrought before the District Conr!.
The bodies of seventy-eight Fedora
soldiers, who were killed s'uring the late
var at Centralia. Mo. by Bill Anderson
guerli!ss. were gent 10 Jefferson City.
Mo, Monday.
The passenger train from New Orleans
over the Mississippi Central Railroad, al
rived at Cairo Tuesday evening. and was
transferred to the Illinois side Regular
passenger trains will run hereafter.
he President stated emplatically on
Tuesday that the uoninHtion of Attor
reg General Williams for Chief Justice
w"uid not be withdrawn, and that he
bad never contemplated such thing.
Advices from Tucson. Ar. stats that a
'er"ihle tragedy occurred December 10,
+ Lis'coln. New Mexico IN which David
Warner. Mr.. Herrold, j. l.. Giynn and
Juan Martin were killed. Martin was "a
constable, and with posse tried to ar
rest the others. Warner killed him. the
sheriff s posse killed Warner. aud the
| other TWO named were also found dead
riddsed with bullets
I. Chisholm. welt known commi<-
~i0n merchant and grain. speculaior Of
| Chicago. and former resident OF Toron-
TO, Is missing. and it is supposed has
committed suicide
! be manufacturing portion Of the Col
lier White Lead and Oil Company )
Works, in St. Louis, was DESTROYED by
fire On Tuesday night. Loss $50. .OUO-
insurance SIS 0t q.
! Judge lager has been elected Z. s.
Senator Tor tte short term by the Cali
iOrnla Legislature He is an anti rail
| road man.
There is no foundation whatever for the
report that Castelar, has demanded the
restoration OF the Virginius
In New Albany, Ind, a child three
years old was run oyer by q heavily
loaded wagon. and killed.
Geo d. Philips. we'll known tole-
graph operator. died of small pox, at
Cleveland, "Wednesday.
There is an enormous rush of fregiit
fer Liverpool from the west, oyer the
Grand Trunk Railway
The residence Of VIM G. Gilbert, in
St Louis, burned last night. Loss Sl3,-
eco, largely in law books
j. W Mnen, local editor Of the Oma-
ha Republican. has sued Geo. A. Crow
futt. of the Western World, for libel.
Damages $4,000
one Of the Barnard S coal banks, at Bel
laire, Ohio. was killed en- Wednesday by
! sss''. ,i' soap stone.
The Board Of Trustees of the Musenm
OF Con- parative Zoology. of Boston, Wed
ne>day, adopted resolutions and made
addresses in comnenosation of she life
and labors OF Prof. Agassiz,
1t is currently reported that Sheriff
Ellis and Treasurer Kane, of Cheyenne
county. Neb.. have been arrested for be
ing In collusion with gang of swiudler-
who have been operating extensively up
on the Union Pacific Road.
j. VI. Tucker. assistant commissioner
| of patents. Hamilton Hil and William
Blake three members of the permanent
commttee appointed by the Internal
Patent Congress have issued call for a
convention Of all persons interested iu
patent protection. to be held in Wash
ington, January Is, to discuss the sub
/ iect, and If thought desirable. to organ
Zo United States Patent Association
| A very determined feeling prevails il,
| Administration circles that In future sail
| ing hhbustering expeditions from our
shores for Ouba must be prevented. and.
| II the statements of persons high in an
tGority can be relied upon, steps have al
| ready been taken which will arrest any
| movements which Cuhans who reside in
| the United states may be making TO
extend aid To their comrades in Cuba.
VIM. Il Qnimhy. managing editor Of
the Detroit Free Press. was on We1ne, :
day evening presented with an elegant
silver service. the gift of the employees 10
the job, press and counting rooms ; a
valuable gold headed ivory cane by the
compositOrs in the news room ard two
| parlan marble statuettes, Apollo and
Proseri inc. by the members Of The ed-
| torial staff.
One man was killed and four injured
BY the fall of 3 railway bridge at Ha-
vana, TIL. on Wednesday.
A German named Egleman was acci-
dentaly shot and killed by companion
near Bloomington, ILL.,, on Saturday,
while hunting.
A carload OF silk worms, valued at 81
100000 passed through Chicago on
Wednesday, en- route from Japan to
France.
The firm of G. l.. Woodman & Co., Of
Chicago. distributed five thousand loaves
of bread among the poor on W. dleSday
The bulls and bears of TIE New York
Stock Exchange prevented transactions
on Wednesday morning. by tooing fish
horns. The Exchange resembIed pande-
monlum.
A series of dinners was given to the
moor in New York city on Christmas.
Three hundred newsboys were also
dined
The Virginius has foundered on her
way to New York near Cape Fear.
Patters IN has written letter to Sec
retary Fish declaring that he was, and is,
the owner of the Virginius If this be
true statement, it remains for Patterson
to explain why the register was not in
strict accordance with Law.
Cincinnati has slaughtered ass. 900
hogs since Nov. 1st, against $50, 900
same time last year.
Chicago has received $50, $50 hogs.
against 633, 1872 for same time last wear.