The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-05-13
GENERAL NEWS.

rule in the Chicago convention and de-
clares for Blaine. Senators Sessions and
Birdsall followed the lead of Woodin.
DENVER, Col, May 6.-The following
dispatch has just been received from Sill
yer City, \. NJ: "A courier from
Mogollar Mountaing is just in and reports
James Ames. G. Cooney, and Joseph
Buhlman, all were killed. About fifty
men from Silver City, and twenty-seven
men of Captain Madden's Company of
the Sixth Cavalry have reached the scene
of the fight. Another party of volun-
teers will leave here tonight. The In
dams are believed to number fully 400
strong fighting men, with eighty squaws
aud number of children. 1t is suppcs-
! ed that the Indians are receiving daily
reinforcements from the San Carlos In
dian Agency, and even the Indian boys
are thoroughly armed.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Bulletins
Liverpool correspondent says all reports
from Great Britain, France, Belgium,
Holland. Germany, Spain, Italy, Hun
gary and Algeria represent the crop pros
poets excellent and early indications fav-
or at least average crops of grain. At
present, therefore, we have every pros
pect of cheap bread at an early cay all
the world over; which will prove to be
one Of the best possible means of confir-
ming the recovered trade of this country
and Of helping recuperation that is as
serting itself against SO many difficulties
IN European countries. 1t is quite pos
sible that the sudden cheapening of
| breadstutfs may involve that particular
branch of trade in serious difficulties;
but beyond that it can only be productive
of immense advantage the world over.
New YORK, May IA Washington
special says: Mr.. McManus, of PhiIadel
phia, was in town to-day and informed
| Mr. Cameron that ten of the twelve
Philadelphia delegates to Chicago had
determined that they would vote for
the ex -president under no circumstances.
He told Mr.. Cameron further that if he
| attempted to enforce the unit rule on the
convention at Chicago he would find
himself of the minority, with the major
| ity Of the delegation against him, and he
advised and urged him to make known
! TO the delegation that he would give up
! the unit rule. To this Mr.. Cameron is
said to have replied CURLY that the unit
rule had been agreed to, and that he
expected to stand by it himself and to
hold the delegation to it. McManus
returned TO Philadelphia this afternoon,
and he reported to some of his friends
| before going that there were no further
relations between Mr.. Cameron and him
self-that is to say he does not mean to
be bullied or coerced. The excitement
among Pennsylvanians here is quiet, but
intense. The symptoms of revolt, which
are increasing day by day, are watched
with lively interest.
! WASHINGTON, May 6.-Following is the
full text of the bill introduced by Senator
| Bayard this afternoon:
To regulate pay and appointment of
special deputy marshals.
Be it enacted, etc., That from and
after tue passage OF this act the pay Of
all special deputy marshals for services
in reference to any election snail be So
for each day actual service and no more.
Sec. 2. All such special deputy mar
shals Shall be appointed by the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the dis
trict III which such marshals are to per-
form their duties in each year, at the
term of court next preceding any cleo
| ton OF Representatives or Delegates in
| Congress; but if from any cause there
should be no session of the circuit court
in the states or districts where marshals
are to be appointed, then and in that
/ c4se the Judges of the District Courts of
| the United States are hereby respectively
authorized to cause their courts to open
for the purpose of appointing such
| special deputy marshals, who shall be
appointed by such District Judges, and
| all officers so appointed shall be in equal
numbers from different political parties,
and be well known citizens of good moral
character, and actual residents of the
voting precincts in which their duties
are to be performed.
SEC. 3. All laws and parts of laws in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
| The bill was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, which holds its next regular
meeting Monday.
| SAN FRANCIsco. May AT the meet
/ ing of the Board of Supervisors last eve
ming, the Judiciary Committee fled a
( long report reviewing the history of the
labor agitation and the part borne in it
| by Kalloch, finding that he has encour-
aged the lawless and disconnected ele-
ment, advised them to parade the streets
and endeayored to keep them III such a
disposition and temperament as to com
NIT an outbreak whenever it should suit
his purposes; that be has impeached the
honesty of the whole community, accus-
I Ell various branches of the City Govern
ment OF corruption and dereliction OF Gu
tt, and, under pretence of counselling
the mob against violence, insidiously adj
vised them to be III readiness for blood
shed and the overthrow of the authori-
ties. The committee expressed the opin,
ion that kalloch is INSCRIPTIONS. IN
principled and devoid of integrity and Of
; fidelity TO the public interests, and that
the time has arrived for the people to ex-