The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS

Gov. IIartIanft, of Pennsylvania, is re-
ported to be suffering from bite received
from dog.
The women Of Silt Lake City have petit
| toned for Prohibitery law. If a wife and
six children may be made wretched BY q
drunken husband. how much greater must
be the aggregate sufferings o. six wives and
sixty children, all belonging to one reckless
Ievelcr7-MW York TRIBUNE
The Empress of Austria will 60 to tbs Isle
Of Wight xbou: the middle Of July. and will
remain there six or eight weeks before her
visit to righ,on. The Archduches, Marie
+ Valerie, the youngest daughter, will accom-
pany her. The Empress will reside in a
villa near that taken By the Crown Princess
Of Gerrnany.S ~ z ~ @ ~ e.
! The Prince Of Wales recently dinsd with
the Benchers OF the Middle Temple, in their
magnificent hall in London. In the Course
of his spec CHI the Prince said it was good
thing for the profession and the public that
he had never been called o the bar, for he
would not have been a brilliant ornament to
! Il.
/ Some gossip about Prince Bismarck i. CIV
sn by German correspondent ofa London
paper. The Prince has long been in the
habit Of retiring to rest aiser midnight. drink
ing regularly one or two bottles Of cham
payne as sleeping potion. He dotes on
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case. attends balls and assemblies. he
likes farccs, and all the cartoon, and sketch
es respecting him are carefully collected BY
his daughter and placed in albums. Tie
more absurd the carlcotures in Berlin com.
10 journals--such as the Kiodderadatsch
Wespen Uik, md Ru,nor-are, the more he
laughs. He has q great liking for Journal
! lists, and they are all fond of him.
| President Grant arrived in Stanton Va,
on Thursday Of last week. The Vindi-
Gator. of that place, says: "The band Of
the old Stcnewall Brigade, posted in the
porch of the American Hotel, greeted the
President with como good mosic, and
Mayor Trout, in conversation, todd him that
t.at was our last remnant Of the war-the
band Of the StonewalI Brigade. The Pre-i,
dent said kravely : 'Tbe immortal jack
son. When the music ceased he took off
he hat in ackno~ Judgement Of the attention
lie was Frequently cheered 10y the crowd,
always taking of his bat in reply, and in a
little while the crowd eona.nenced shaking
hands with him, which kept him pretty
bnsy.n --.rA
The Pail Mall Gasette, Of june Il saw:
"Vice- Chancellor Mains had before him
yesterday the case Of Turner va. Bonat arte,
in ~hich = motion MAS made fora i,junc
ton to restrain Prince Pierre Napoleon
Bonaparte and Princess Justin. Eleanor
Nina, his wife, from removing certain pie.
tures witch had been deposited with firm
in Bond street Us eet urity for . deLs due
from the Princess 70 the plaintiff, Mrs.
Turner. /. was alleged BY the plaintiffs
bin that in December, 1872, the Princess
agreed to purchase from the plaintiff u MILL
merry business in Bond street BY paying
f3O0 for the good viii, and f236 TOT the
stock in trade; that the plaintiff had ,eceiv-
ed no part Of the purchase money, although
the Prsacess had entered snto Possession
and carried on the ba.iness, and that re-
Gently the pIaintH found thst tbe Princess
bad contracted to sell The stock in trade {
large, prefs. The defendants counsel
said the Prince had not been served viii
notice; the allegations Of the bill were de.
pied, end the Prioce required time to an-
swer them. the Vice Chancellor granted
an interim ord-r As against the Princess
upon service Of notice If motion, an % |
against the Prince upon ex arte arplicar |
ton, restraining the removal of the pictures
for fortnight.'f z HRB
Commodore Y .sdrrll. raced down HaY-
lem lane. On Monday evening Of last week.
against an unkao driver, and his wagon
was driven into hole. TIE Ceumodore
was thrown oot, but not seriously ku-t.
Sprinxing into his wagon as sh oush he wss
70 instead of 80, he exclaimed that be
would beat that fellow doxn e the park,
anyLo~.9 Asd BE- did .r !