The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-10

whole conutry 30,0 men are unempioy-
&c from the stoppage of furnaces. and
mills.
A ten-thousand-dollar residences of
Thomas GfConor, in Omaha, was des-
t"oyed by FIRE Oh Wednesday.
The residence oflsaac Wharf, at Gull
ford, Me-, was burned on Wednesday.
Wharff, his wife and boy persisted in the
flames.
A brick building, valued at $4,000,
and owned by Mrs. Mary Fenno, oolored,
was burned at Little Rock, Ark, on
Tuesday
The National Reform Association was
in session at Pittsburg on Wednesday.
The burden of the addresses given was
the nowledgement of God in the Con-
stitutioa
Counserfeits are announced on, the fol-
lowing banks: The First National Bank
at Locbport, n. T.. ten-dollar bills: First
National Bank. Philadelphia, tea dollar
bills; Central National Bank, R0me, n.
y, tea dollars Plainfeld. N j., twenty
dollar bills. Rochester, n. Y, ten dol
lars; Westchester National Bank, two
dollars; City National Bank. Pough-
keepsse, N. Y, two dollars. All well
executed
A report from Eagle Spring, Texas,
mentions that the mail station there was
attacked by Indians ov the night of Dec
ceznber 81. The attacking party num-
bered about fifteen. They we're driven
.otf by three soldiers on guard at the mail
station.
A dispatch from Atlanha, Ca, an
nolnces the death of Rev. N. T. Coblegh
editor Of the Methodist Advocate, of that
city, which occurred Sunday. Deceased
was formerly editor of lions Herald,
and was well known in Boston.
Snow fell to the depth of FIVE inches
In Cincinnati, on Friday.
Charles Feldman was knocked down
and robbed of 1000. Tuesday night, at
Omaha.
Edwin Booth, the weH known actor,
has filed a petition IN bankruptcy.
Among the secured liabilities is claim
OF the Oak Ames' estate for $780, 900.
The Utah Northern Railroad is com
pIeted TO Ogden. and the first train pass
ed over the road from Ogden to Logan
on Friday.
The Choctaw council has been in ses-
sion. and passed resolutions against a
territorial government for the Indian
Territory. 1t is claimed that their action
does not represent the sentiment of the
tribe
Government has reduced the fund for
employment of civilians In the depart
ment Of the Platte This cuts off tele-
graph operators at frontier posts, and
leaves the posts without prompt eopnu-
nication with their headquarters.
The house, barn and store of 2. Nj.
Cate, in East Montpelier, Vermont, were
burned early Thursday morning.
During January $3.50, 900 were collect
ed from III porsers in New York city. who
were charged with fraudulent under-yal-
uation OF goods.
Miss Annie Young, daughter of Brig
ham Young, lectured at Omaha on Sa-
turday evening, On the facts and incidents
of her life among the Mormons
The Board Of Visitors Of the Military
Academy have been appointed by the
President as follows: Gen. Chas S.
Hamilton, of Wisconsin Commodore G.
r. r. Rogers, United States Navy: j.
ID. Cameron, Of Pennsylvania Rev. A.
3. Henling. of Iowa Frances Wayland,
Of Yale Bollege A. P. Temple of Ten
nessee Richard 2. Hammond, of Cali
fornia
Gen. Morrow, commanding at Camp
Douglas, Salt Lake, having recently caus-
ed to be laid before Chief Justice Nc
Kean complaints of abuse of his soldiers
by the police force, the Chief Justice sta
,es in a letter that he has no power to
protect the soldiers. and that Gen.
Morrow will have to protect his own
men.
Benoei Howard, the New York miIllo
nalre MATCHMAKER, convicted of conntcr
feiting revenue stamps. has been sentenc-
ed to the peni.en'iary for five years.