The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-26

Great indignation is prevailing M on <
thc citizens Of Atlanta, Georgia, because
alter they had subscr bed ,arsely to din
ner gwen to The locomotive engineers who
assembled in Convention recently, a rail
road company con,rived to have its name
printed on the Invitation, ard got all the
credit for the entertainment.
In Sheffield, Ingland, recently, work
mai who had jast been married III church,
va. mat on his return by about fifty of his
fclloWe, and received ut their hands, as II
bridal gift, fine leg of mutton. lie &C
cepted il with thanks, aud sabelly walked
his way, leg of mutton il. his ri sht hand
and his b!u.hns bride leaning on his left
arm.
The Mohsmmeduns of Cuustantinor'e,
in pamphlet called "Asis's Cry of An
gui,h," complain that their religion is likely
to be oserrun ty English, D1tch ard Rus.
sian " barbarans" The claim puts forth
that Mohammedanism represents all oil
science and culture that Asia possesses,
and Asintics are besoughs to combine and
resist the invaders.
A Louisville Episcopal clergyman re-
Gently read from hls pulpit sermon
preached by Bishop Cummins when min
/ lister in the church from which he has since
ssceeded. The sermon was u very strong
one in defense of the Episcopal Church,
and it was read by tue Louisville clergyman
MS IN untidote to Il sermon lately delivered
by the now Reformed Bishop Crmmins IN
a Presbyterian Church il that city.
Irish tradition and belief locate the grave
of ST. Patrick in churci'yard at Down
patrick, County Down, close to a Roman
Catholic cathedral. The adjacent old and
new graves are generally well kcf. but the
spot regarded as covering the remains o!
Ireland's Iatron saint is entirely neglected
There is no monument OF other sign o.
commemorat.cn, aH unsightly pile Of brick
and stones covering the place.
The Georgia State yeoiogist reports thai
he is generally taken for a revenae detect
| I'VE, and 6nds that character somewhat
uncomfortable, but the moment he disclose,
his real object every fellow comes bacl
With his pockets full Of rocks, and wants
! e Sh.,f', hat I I
one man who though, he had lead, petrol
cum, and silver, all on about one hundred
acres. The State is exceedingly rich, bu
| every farm doesn't hold fortune"
NJ Orellie de Tonneins, the French law
yer, ~hs claimed to be king of Araucani,
and Patagonia. was recently arrested by
tie Argentine Government while returning
from France, where he had been en- ieavor
ing to engage loau. The Deputies rep
r-.enting the Department OF the Dordogat
in the French Assembly have protested
against this arrest to the Minister of For
eign Affairs. The Argentine RepubIi,
which claims juIkdictiop ever Patagonia
conside,s NJ. de Toaneins as a usurper.
An prring husband. Wis had exhauste'
all explanations for late hours, and had n,
apology ready, recently, slipped into III
house about O'Clock ver7 spi,ly, denude,
himself gently. al began rocking the eradl
bs ;h. bedside. a, if lac bad been awakened
cut of a sound sleep bv infantile cries. H
had rocked away for Eve minutes, whe'
Mary Jane, who had silently observed th
whole naneuver, said: "Come to bed, 20,
fool, you! the baby Amt there. ."-BostoI
Journal.