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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-08

A BILL introduced into the House on
Monday for postal savings banks, pro-
vides that in each Office where a post
masters salary is 81, 1000 on application q
savings bank shall be established. De-
posts shall be received at as low an
amount rs IS cents, and that when
$50 is so deposited it shall bear three
per cent. interest when placed subject to
80 days notice before call. It author
ICES the issue of 3. IS bonds in denomi-
nations of S25, $50, 800, and 5000, with
coupons payable every three months,
which, on demand, shall be payable on
the amounts deposited when called.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-08

AMONG the numerous plans proposed
for change in the manner of electing
the President and Vice President, which
have occupied the attention of Congress
men, only one seems to have been
worthy of consideration. That was pre-
pared by Springer, of Illinois. It pro-
poses to fix the Presidential term at six
years, and prohibits reelection. When
the votes have been cast for President
and Vice President by the people, he
makes it the duty of the Governor, Sec
rotary of State, and Chief Justice of the
highest appellate court in each State, to
canvass them with, however, only
ministerial powers. They are to aggre-
gate all the votes cast, divide them by
the number of Senators and Represen-
tatlves to which the particular State is
entitled, and s.the quotient shall be the
ratio of a Presidential vote in such State.
The whole number of votes received by
each candidate for President shall be
divided by this Presidential ratio, and
the quotient shall represent the number
OF votes to which each candidate shall
be entitled. The candidate having the
largest fraction shall have the odd vote"
Three copies of the result of this canvass
shall be made one to be filed in the
office of the District Court of that State
and the other two sent to the President
of the Senate and Speaker of the House.
He then provides for a joint convention
OF the two houses of Congress to count
these votes.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-08

A TREASURE HUNTING EXPEDITION now
being organized in New York and to
start during the coming month, has for
its object the acquisition of long hid
den store of wealth, all right to
the magnitude of which the treasure Of
Capt. Kidd sinks into insignifcance.
For more than sixty years the waves
and sands of the Spanish main have
concealed in one spot over Sc, 900, 600 in
gold and silver coin, rich jewels, ignots
of bullion, and massive plates of the
precious metals, the freight of one of
SPANS men of war, the San Pedro AL
cantara. Several hundred thousand
dollars have been recovered at one time
and another, and this expedition hopes
to find the remaining millions without
much trouble.
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PENNSYLVANIA was carried by the
Democrats by several thousand major
ity- In New York the Democratic State
ticket and majority of the Legislature
is Democratic, while Gen. Mcclellan
was elected Governor of New Jersey by
5000 to 10000 Massachusetts, and
Minnesota, on the other hand, rolled up
rousing Republican majorities and will
have the legislature all right. But on
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A BILL for the repeal of the resump-
ton act has been introduced in congress
and a test vote on its reference shows a
majority of the House in favor of it
But SO many stumbling blocks have
been placed in its way by various parlia-
mentary tactics that it is doubtful if it
ever comes to @ decisive vote. That
such will be the case is the earnest wish
of all who believe with Horace Greeley
that ''the way to resume is to resume. :"
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THE distance between the waters of
Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan, over
The route of the Sturgeon Bay canal, at
the commencement of work this season,
was $500 feet. Up to Wednesday Of
last week, this had been decreased to
2, 450 feet, and by the close of operations
this fall the distance will be 800 or 500
feet less, leaving but a comparatively
small part to be cut through next season
before the two bodies of water shall Join
through the new channel.
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JOHN WEIGH. of Pennsylvania, the
President Of the beard of Finance of the
Centennial Commission, has been nomi-
mated by President Hayes to the English
mission. From what we can learn of
Mr.. WEIGH from the papers, we do not
regard the appointment as very good
one. There Is to much difference be-
tween him and the talented men who
We're his predecessors in that position to
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American people.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-08

A COLUMBUS (Ga.) dispatch Of Nov.
says negro named Wright, who had
brutality outraged white married lady
month ago, near Crawford. Ala, was
that day taken from jail by party CT
100 citizens, who carried him to the
woods and, it is said, burnt him. His
victim fully identified him.
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A RARE CHANCE
TO
PURCHASE CITY PROPERTY
C8EAPf

The following is the description, viz:
Lot z. Block I74, Corner of "A ain and
Com mercial Streets
L I.2 Lot H. Block I66. adjoining Villas
s. Barnes corner lot. 25xEI9 feet.
w I-2 Lot H. EsOck 166. with three-story
Store Building the,eon-lower story brick, two
upper stories frame. Store 25x10 feet. lot
20xElo feet. Fronts on York Street
Lots Is and IL, Block 43, corner ST Clair
and Ninth Streets. with Homestead. eIs:-
ern. well Barn. Fruit and Shade Trees.
A very desirable home
This property is as well located any in the
city, three Of the lots being in the business
center, and the two homestead lots being IN the
most desirable part of the city for residence.
The property will be sold without regard to
cost or present value. Purchasers viii please
call on address NJ. VI AHoNEf.
may lem Manitowoc- Wis.
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1T Is known fact that among the
I2,4o2 persons employed in the Treas
ury Department of the United States.
there have been proportionately less de-
faications than among the 2,OS1 cashiers
OF our national banks, who are presum
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HE funeral of Senator Morton occur
red on Monday and was attended by an
immense throng of people from Indiana
and adjoining States vino paid the LAST
tribute of respect to one SO Justly hon
ored.
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q . N, %. Gprtl. Der @arOinal Ban.
ntes1t Gafonia, G'sbtf&Of uOn 5srrara 1T
sefOrbsn.
Der r6ntfHe Correspondent bes 0cnboner
STANDARD fast. man babe ion usriiGert, tas
bic BON Deutf6lanb sefOrberte Au5lisfsruns
Oss Cardinal 2eecGowsfl poa Staltsn per-
wetsert uurbs.
cnfanttnUpeL. 10. &prtl. Die
rufff&e Dampff&tffatrts Gsfeaf&aft, Seren
S&tfe jptfGen ROnftantinO9el unb ODefa
fatren, u.aGt besannt, bab tbr lsster Dau,.
pier naH Sosfa am Sretta9 BON bier abss'
gen rptrb.
Bon Bten rirb senislbet. tae rumdntf&e
Sruppsn Slteuisa- -ss8sRibn Gurtufot,-
@iur9ewo-Beaenlter &%uRi&ut-un6 3a.
laraf&-seSsnaber Stlthrta-unter ruff.
f&sn gtfsbIstabern bsfsst baben. un, es ben
ruftf4sn Strstttrdften tu erm6Jlt&en, NG
twiiGsn 8ratta unD Ssmalta aa fammetn.
Bel SsrsiOpa btlben 10000 Ramduen Elm
&sftruseorps. Gin Sbetl Der tirttf&en Do.
nau. Slctt1e ntTntt BET 9trfowa Ss1uns,
unwett @alas, no bic Elrten reruutten,
bas Dte Rafen btr Dunau ~ abnlautten
usriu&sn trernen.
Tarft STAR! bat etne @trfisuns Htafsn,
bur6 welHe bic RObtlma@ ing Der atttpet
&rmee uno Der 2anpwtbr uub tbter tetef.
fsnpen &eitruen anssorOnet miro. Aud Dte
Rtltsen unb bte 8arseruetr Rnb aufs.to.
ten worbsn. unb bte 3amn:rn fnO ju elmer
auberOrpentlt&en StsunS e~tnberuf.n.
Dte 2oneon sof fast: @ir bSren, bas
hte enSlti&e Rtt:elrse s Oft. bai& baS
Canal. Gsf&raser ntifdrtt werbsu ,rtrb.
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D0s MDn0p0I osr Ndpmlltinen
6%abrttanten Mbesler & W,lfOn, 6ous,
StnSsr u. {. 10. sebt an 8. Wat ~ Gnee,
tnorm bis cabtR bls oft 9%enannte %aieni
ablauIt unb ,ntem Der leste GoSrb leoem
StrluGe unc irber gnluhuns. i'm iu etnsr
w.ttsrn N%aspebnuna Der 3ttt Oss Wltents
3u tewssen, ftanbtaft wieelfanr. Die
RonOpplthen folen u ei:e Anjabl Der &C..
fh;6tenen Wubler init pOlen 2afhen nod
BlltipRtcn Gsi6;dt BADEN, UNI non D5tih
EN- neues patent ~ erlanJsn. SbIe BE-
mutLnstn uerbsn aber loon In SDISe Der
BI6fAmfett re5 Mlniifsrs S6ur,, ju cehen
Oeparieuisnt cas- Vlt en,amt gsbcIr. psr9et'
LID fem. unb 10 ptIb otsies rtelise WOnCp,l
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ia DIN BE. Staaten nitro fOrtan bas N.4l
BADEN, Nlbnal'& men 3u MAIDEN. unD ttr
YIsts butter Ma Gtten, Der bis jsst ttr
3eraelunsstOnsn um's SsGs. bic oGt' unp
3sbnf4Ge ubsrties. wttD btruntsr8sbsn.
I'm Il Gertett In Wtrtto. Gie
bsrltts, MIR, III iarjltN Der reutfte o.
tanDts tn WR,rttO ia Der paupttdet rCn
swst StrOlHsn anstfluen d islntr ubr.
TENTS 1tipts &c. btIaubr wcTten. unD
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tlse Tdae suuasen. Der @Ouvsrneur
l*lttelt bstm Anboten bisfer GOrfaue ben
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in iepem e,pItliiten 9lnDe Der Welt-be
merit D,.rau eth pO,tl8ss Siatt-Uureen bet
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rltc porte ptt 8sb6:ce est carN ote 3 II.
unaen pcn psm BoTlaGe, unp nae that lie
lutpemy 9sNts.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28

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