The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-03-25

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in exile at Naples, has written letter to
General Garibaldi, saying: "All Kings
and Presidents must be done away with
Unite your voice with that of the French
Socialists to oppose the extradition of
Hartmann" General Garibaldi replied
Hartmann deserves the esteem and
gratitude of all honorable men. Political
assassination is the secret means for pre-
pairing revolution.
LONDON, March 18.-The Times dis
cassing the Hartmann affair, says Prince
Orioff, the Russian Ambassador, has been
instructed to quit Paris, and it is thought
likely that General ChanzY, the French
Ambassador at st. Petersburg, will
shortly be summoned home, although
the staff OF the respective embassies will
be left at each capital. This practi-
cally amounts to little short of a rupture
of diplomatic Intercourse between the
Russian and French governments.
MEMPHIS, March 1S.-This morning
at ? o'clock VIM. ShuttIewortb, painter,
residing in Irving block, was awakened
by hearing some one walking in his bed
room. Grasping his pistol he called ont
who is there1" Failing to get response
he fired at an object in the corner Of the
room which proved to be a burglar who
fed down stairs pursued by Shutrleworth
who fred two more shots at the fleeing
thief Nothing more was heard of the
affair until this morning at 10 O'Clock,
when the police were notified that Joe
Costello, a young man mailing from
Bowling Green, KY, was suffering
from a pistol shot, which had passed
Gear through his chest. Investigation
proved that he was the man shot by Shut
tIeworth. He had run to his boarding
house, six squares distant, without know
ing that the ball had struck HIM. Co.'S
tillo came originally from Canada. He
is at the city hospital. He will probably
die.
ST.. Louis, March 1S.-A most horrible
tragedy occurred early this morning in
northern suburb of the city. Conrad
Hieman, who lives on the corner of Broad
way and Wright streets with his wife and
children, has been drinking heavily for
some time past and last night had an at
tack of deliriuH tremens. This morning
while his wife was preparing breakfast
Hleman called for her from an adjoining
room and as she entered it in response to
the call he assaulted her with a large
knife, driving the blade through the
lungs OF an infant in Mrs. Hieman's
arms. He then struck another blow,
buryirg the knife in the heart Of his wife,
killing her almost instantly. \ brother
of HiemaD attempted to seize the maniac
murderer and received a severe stab in
the back, disabling him. Hieman then
broke away, ran towards the river. He
man was arrested this afternoon in Caron-
dolet, the extreme southern part of the
city, fully eight miles from the scene of
the murder. When taken to the police
station he was raving in an incoherent
way and asked the officers to shield him
from demons who he said were pursuing
him. His infant child is not yet dead,
but will die. Hieman also attempted to
kill young son Of his brother, whom he
stabbed, but the boy escaped by out
running the maniac.
MADISON, March 1.-THE legal ad
journment of the legislature took place
| at / o'clock this forenoon. In the Sen
ate senator Burrows made speech to
| senator Anderson, and in the assembly
Mr. Minor spoke to his half dozen co.
| ahorers present. The length of the
| session has been sizty-three days. The
bills passed number 2S3, of which la
originated in the assembly, and l49 i'll
the senate. The direct appropriations
made amnunt to S4l9, 900. The princi-
pal measures passed are the constitution
al amendments for biennial sessions; fe-
male suffrage acts; allowing cities and
villages to appeal from the assessment
equalizations of the county boards; pro.
| viiug for investigation into the affairs
of the State Insane Hospital; the rebuild.
ing of the Deaf Mute Institute at Della
van; repeating the law making railroads
liable for acct tents happening to en-
ployes from carelessness of other en-
ployes; reorganization of the State mill
tia and providing for an annual encamp-
mant; giving the State Insurance Com
missioner broader powers over foreign
insurance companies; providing for the
individual liability of stockholders in
banks; making June 10Th Of this year q
legal holiday; providing that insane per-
sons may have jury examination before
being committed to insane hospitals:
correcting the registry laws so that any
one by proving that he is voter may
not be debarred from voting.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Ex- Senator
Christiancy sintentiont to obtain divorce
from his wife is not sudden impulse,
butts a long-considered and well-matured
determination. His friends here say that
his wife declined to accompany him to
Peru when he went to assume the duties
of Minister, and that he took his son as a
companion instead. She followed after
ward, and her conduct at Arma was such
that he did not desire her to remain, and
upon his demonstrating with her, she
packed her trunks and returned to the
United States by. the first steamer. He
has made conidaht of Michigan
member of Congress throughout his