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bDterianer appe1tren.
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ben. Siebe Mnaeiae!
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Siebe Nuttionsausciae!
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bel
gSir baben nur Gbse, diaeiiGe unb iapa-
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DO SO. 1923 Wain Ctr.
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Solsenoes 1T aus elmer gorreIporoen,
beg poblbetannten S%ournaliiten s,peier
WeIten, oes 9r. 9einri9 @brnitein in
Mien. an ben .@eIten" entnommen.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

b. the fall of scaffo ding in the blast furnace OF
the Bethlehem Iron Company's works, two men
were killed, two fatally injured, and two danger.
! ousi5 hurt.
The Deaf and Dumb Institute near Council
Bluffs, a., destroyed by fire Feb. Is. Loss
timated at sl0OOJ no insurance.
THE postmaster, John Macarthur, of Chicago, is a
defsulter TO the extent of $4,000. 1t is believed
the government VIII lose nothing, being amply Sc
cured by bondholders.
CHAs ST. CLAIR, Bud Shoemaker, Sam and Alex
Cauthorn, Billy Carr and Jennie Osgood were ar.
rested at Terre Haute, Feb. %, charged with the
attempted train robbery at Long Point, the Van.
dala road last July, aud the murder of Milo
Esmes, the engineer.
ONE Valentine Burke, convicted before the U. s.
district court in St. Louis, in 1871, for counterfeit
ing, and sentenced to fifteen years Imprisonment
IN the Missouri penitentiary, has been pardoned by
the President.
TIE British bark Marie, with lumber from Do
| boy, GA for Belfast, Ireland, was wrecked in mi6
o,ean. Only two survivors out of a crew of IA mel
were picked eff the wreck by the schooner f. E
| Mcdonald. The men all died from starvation, ant
| their bodies were devoured by their companions
| One Of the survivors has since died.
| THE amount of property destroyed by the lat
! fire at St Louis is estimated al Sl53,7C0.
The boiler in the Clifton barrel works at Pom
eroy, O., exploded lately, killing four persons anC
wounding twelve.
Jso. BEM1s, who stole S3,6O1 from the expires
company at Syracuse, N. T., last November, ha
/ beeu captured at Santa Fe. New Mexico, by tn
R9sky Nounisain pstsetive Asseeation, Of psnssr
| of the Garrard county, Kentucky, circui
| coHrt, was killed on the 2Oh by G c. Kennedy,
nephew. at Lancaster, that co unity. The difficult
! was about lawsuit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01
THE WEST.

COURIER arrived from Military Camp, forty
miles nor,h b of Deadwood. who reports that Lieut..
Cummings, with Company c, 7th cavalry, attacked
small Indian camp on the 23d. the Indians fed
through the ravines, leaving seven ponies and all
their property. Lieutenant Cummings captured a
large herd Of sheep, a small number of cattle, six
teen ponies and Indian rebes and blankets. After
the soldiers had gone ints camp at nigst, the In
dians returned and made an attack, which was
promptly repulsed. One Indian was killed; ne
whites injured
On the 18th inst. a small band of Indians ma d .
an attack on spearfish City, small mining town
changed. None of the miners were injured, owing
to darkness. Damage done to Indians unknown.
oughton's herd of cattle which party of armed
citizens recaptured from Indians few days since,
were again driven of by Indians from False
Bottom mining region.
THE work oa the reconstruction of the burned
part of the st. Louis bridge approach is steadily
progressing.
AT the four mile and repeat race at San Francis
co on the y inst for purse of 8, ,000, Mollie
awarded the first, third and fourth money, Bazaar
he second. Time, 7:431l; 7:i2a.
The question of tunnel or no tunnel was discuss
ed again at the mayors Office, in Detroit, Mich
the 11st inst, and dozen plans more or less were
presented for the notice of the committee No plan
was adopted, but those presenter were estimated
to cost severslly from $4,000 to s. ,00o,G ,Gu1
The Receivers OF the St. Louis Life Insurance
Company filed suit in the Circuit Court on tn;
20th against the Columbia Life Insurance Company
for settlement of accounts between the Two com
panies. The petition sets forth that in Decembe-
1873. the ST. Louls Mutual Life executed contract
with defendant under which all its property and
sssets of every kind transferred 10 the defend
Mt, amounting 10 nearly 81 00 600; that the con-
tract was Illegal and void. and judgment in the
above amount i therefore prayed
ST. LOUIS had sl7s 600 fire on the 18th inst
The great bridge wss damaged considerably and
travel over it viii be suspended for several days
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01
WASHINGTON.

c. O. ADAMS, appointed clerk of the Treas ury
under Secretary Bristow, and subsequently in the
Special Agents Bureau, has been removed.
IHK senate receiving notice of the resg gnation OF
Thurman, member of the electoral commission, on
account of physical disability. Herman was unsnim-
ousy chosen to I'LL the vacancy.
FRANK W. PALMER has been appointed postuas-
ter at Chicago, vice Nc Arthur.
SEchETARY ROBSON says if the proposed reduc-
ton Is made in the appropriation tor the pay of
officers and men of the Navy servin ng abroad the
ships and crews will have to be brought homo at
once.
IT is practically announced that unless new ar
rangements are made for the continuance of the
Washington CnnH, the Democratic morning dai w..
its publication will be suspended.
The president has nominated James A. William.
son, of Iowa, Commissioner of the District of
Columbia in place of James H. Ketchum, resigned
TEE Senate committee has increased the naval
appropriations above the amount allowed by the
House by "a, 100000.
PRESIDENT GRANT has arranged to leave the
White House March 3, and be and Mrs. Grant will
be the guests of Secretary Fish till April.
The legislative, judicial and executive appropr-
alton bill has passed the Senate with an amendment
Increasing the Presidents salary to $4,000
The report of the committee on privileges and
elections in the Oregon case concludes with au ex-
oneration of Senator Kelly in connection with the
testimony regarding his endorsement of certain
cipher kilograms.
BY mutual agreement, the Senate Committee on
Privileges ana Elections, and the Committee on
prsyers, priViIac,e-..----
Counting the.Electoral Vote, have decided lot to
go into the examination of papers and accounts of
the leaders of either political party.
The governments case against Don Piatt was
before the grand jury the Goth. 1t is well un-
derstood that Indictment will be returned under
the statutes for the act of utteripg seditious
writings, and that further proceedings will be held
toward procuring an indictment for libel.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
THE EAST.

The papers in the case of Tweed against his
former copartners in various business matters
have been drawn by his counsel, John d. Town.
send, and viii be served IN few days for the par-
pose Of bringing about settlement that win en-
able Tweed to pay back to the city a stipulated sum
for his release. The claims consist of real estate
various stocks, loaned moneys, etc. Many men
who had been benefited by Tweed's Hberality would
not surrender the valuable considerations in their
possession without resource to law.
MAJ.-GES. FRANCIS AGUILKRA, ex-Vice-President
OF the iDsurrectionary government of Cuba, died
of cancer in the stomach at his residence in New
York on the I'D
The Massachusetts, legislature proposes to pre-
vent strikes of locomotive engineers by enacting
laws making it penal offence.
AN Amersesn paper manufacturers assocfation
was organized al Rochester, the 22d inst. Repre-
sentatives from one fourth of the producers of the
country were present. ]. W. French, of Three
of Louisville KY, secretary.
The Pail River spinners will receive an advance
In wages Of 10 per cent. in the spring.
By the death # Miss Mary Dancer of New York
city, few days ago, more than four hfths OF the
large property acquired by Matthias Dancer. gam.
bier, goes to charitable and benevolent institutions.
Mary is said to have been a young lady of rare
beauty of character, of devotional bent of mind
and almost religious recluse. During her life she
gave much to charities, and by her will drawn just
before her death, divided 1886 900 among the
thrty.one religious, benevolent, and charitable So
eieties, after dsposipg of S1s5 relatives and
friends.
THs Puritan Church of Brooklyn, is about to re-
Hnquish It's property with debt of $4,000 and
start anew.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01

The Fenians are indignant at Cardinal Cullen
refusal TO allow the remains of John O'Mahoney to
lie in state in Dublin Cathedral, and say that If
they had anticipated It, O'Mahoney should have
been buried in New York.
HEIR voS FoacKENBEcK is elected President OF
the Reichstag, and Prince Hohenlohe Laugberberg
and Herr Staufenberg Vice Presidents.
THERE is still great depression in business in
Germany, and the budget shows deficiency Of Is,
500, Coo marks
FNaEL's sugar refinery at Bristol, England, Will
close IN consequence of 3 scarcity of material,
and the influence of the French bounty system.
About 600 persons will be thrown out OF employ
ment.
RArrIcAIIoSs of the extradition convention be-
tween the United States and Spain have been ex-
changed.
said to prevail in government circles Constanti-
nople.
R.svgr oa MILAN thinks tina. the peace OF Eu-
rape viii not be broken.
SIDNEY HERBEhT, conservative, has been re-
turned o Parliament for Wilton, defeating Mr..
Norris. liberal
SINGLE gleam of peace is that thrown by the
Gosos which reiterates that Russias present armed
attitude is safer policy than attack: the Fabian
policy will surely lead to the disintegration of the
Ottoman Empire and thus to Russia's opportunity
Rather grim hope this, and slim, too
DISPATCH from Pesth says it is rumored In Bel
grade that Russia informed Servia that she Intends
to cross the Pruth within ten days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01
FOREIGN.

HE Russian government warns shipping mer-
ch nts that torpedoes are being placed the
Black Sea coast, between Sookgoom, Kale, and
Fort st. Nicholas. Guard ships are stationed at
Pot and Sookgoorn (Kalel roasisteads, to indicate
the eourse. Ealas lava mus, not be entered before
communicating.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01

ENGLISH butchers have adopted an
ingenious method of disgusting their
customers with American meat. They
are buying up the old worn-out bulls
and emaciated cows, and labelling them
when dressed, "Real american beef,
not frozen" The price charged for the
meat thus labelled seems low to the
purchaser, but is really very high for
the stuff given in exchange, and leaves
the seller about three pence per pound
profit. 1t has also the advantage of
thoroughly sickening the purchaser,
who finding it quite void of nutrition
ard tough a. whipthopg, at once
swears to eschew American beef for t.le
future, and goes back to beef at the
old high prices, when he often really
gets unconsciously American beef,
which the willy butcher sells as English,
and thereby reaps increased profits.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01
Americans and EngliShmeH.

A correspondent of The London
Times, in an entertaining letter on
American hospitality, insists that liter
ary sympathy ought to make an Eng
lish traveller feel at home in the United
States. "Tnere are few things more
pleasant to an EpgGshman," he says,
than to hear Americans describe the
delight with which, on their first visit
to England, they found themselves
actually living in places familiar and
sacred to them from childhood ~ the
haunts of favorite heroes and heroines,
whether of history or fiction; and to
the many Americans who cannot make
this visit the people who come from
these classic spots are, as it were, pill
grims from a holy land, however pro
eaically UNCONSCIOUS themselves of the
halo which surrounds them, however
ignorant Of the subtle spell hidden in
names which they may have associated
with no other literature than bankers
books and tradesmen's bills 1t is a
mystery to me, to take this oae ground
alone, how an Englishman can feel as
if he were In foreign land, can feel as
he always must feel, even among his
best friends, in Germany or France,
when he is with people CD whose
shelves Tennyson and Longfeilow stand
side by side as they do on his, to whom
the heroes eff George Eliot and Haw-
thorae are lite as real AL familiar
personsges rs to himself"
The landlady of a Flushing L. l.
hotel became offended at guest who
registered as A. Ward, Jr.," and
turned him out of doors. And now A
Ward, Jf, stands around in front of
that house. and Injuries its trade by
shouting "Turnips hash cabbage p
A dose of occasional police court does
no good to the man, and even blue
glass has failed. So he keeps up his
revenge, and likewise the burden of
his song, "Turnips! hash cabbage !''
And the landlady wishes A. Ward, Jr.,
we're like A. Ward, not junior-dead.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01
TWENTIETH DAY.
JOINT CONVENTION.
Fehruarv 24.-The two

WARRINGTON, February 24.-The TWO
houses met in joint convention at noon and the de-
cislon of the commission touching the electoral
votes of Oregon read. The presiding oficer
asked whether there objections to the decision
Senator Kelly to the decision for precisely
the same reasons as were presented to The commits
sion. The presiding officer asked for further OBJ
jections and there being none the senate withdrew
to It's chamber. When the two houses met again
oregon counted for Hayes and the electoral
C rtifcates Of Pennsylvania were opened. Objec-
tions being called for objection was offered to the
vote of Mr. Morre and the senate withdrew without
discussing the question and the house adjourned
until Monday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01

HARvARD's library has now 2O0,00
volumes; Yale's, 100000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-01

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extra.
Advertisements ordered discontinued before ex-
piration of contract, viii be charged according to
the above scale. AL advertisements payable guar
tsrly.
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THE COMMISSION.

The electoral commission assembled at half-p
six, Immediately alter tine two houses separated.
All IN m bers present, Mr.. Herman, successor
to Senator Thurman, taking MS seat for the FIRST
time. Papers re erred to the commission by the
two houses III joint session read by the secre-
tory. In response TO inquiry as to who appeared as
OBJ lectors, Mr.. Hurd announced Mr.. CO Cchrane and
himself wolld appear objectors to certificate No.
l. Mr. Lawrence said Senator Christia3cy and
himself would appear for objectors to certificate
No. 2. Senator tbristiancy said he appeared for
objectors, but they did not propose to occupy the
whole time allowed them. In response to another
inquiry to who would appear as counsel, Mr..
Hurd said he was not prepared state at this time,
but would announce counsel to the committee to-
morrow morning. Mr.. Matthew's stated Mr..
Shelabarger and himself would appear in favor of
certificate No. 1. The commission then adjourned
till 10 A. NJ Tomorrow
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TWENTY-FIRST DAY.
JOINT CONVENTION,

WASHINGTON, February 26.-At 3:15
senate met the house. The presiding officer
announced that the two houses not concurring
otherwise, the vote of Pennsylvania would be
counted for Hayes and Wheeler and it wss SO an
nounced by the tellers. The next certificate was
Rhode Islands. Objection was made to counting
the vote of VIM. s. slater the ground of ineligi-
biliy, but ON retiring both houses fa ed to concur
in the obj ectons, and the vote of Rh ode Island
announced for Hayes and Wheeler. The next
certificate opened that from South Carolina,
authe Dticated by Governor Chamberlain, showing
seven votes for Hayes and Wheeler. 1t was fol-
lowed by another certificate showing seven votes
for Tilden and Hendricks, with a statement of the
elect Jrs explaining the absence of the Governors
autbentication. The objections to Republican GER
tifc3te was presented by Representative Cochrane,
CT Pennsylvania. and the objection to Democratic
one was presented by Senator Patterson, Of South
Carolina The resioiI fficer announced that be
objectiors would be submitted to the elector 81
commission for its judgnen. and decision and the
ssrate Monld now retire to II s own chamber.
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