The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-05
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1880.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1880.
MARKEsAS, Wis, July 29.-In a quar-
rel yesterday between father and son, in
the town of Cingston, Green Lake coun-
ty. Uriah Utley was shot dead. Seven
shots were fired from the revolver Of the
son. The son Is undergoing an exami-
nation to-day.
ST.. PAUL, July 28.--The census of
Minnesota is now complete. The total
population of the State is $50, Or, an in
crease of $40, 500 since 1870, little more
than II per cent. The greatest increase
is in the Third Congressional District,
which has more than doubled in popula
ton. This probably gives Minnesota )
Congressman under the next apportion-
ment.
SMYRNA, July 30.-The earthquake
which occurred here yesterday demolish-
ed four or five houses and damaged many
others. Two persons were killed and
five or six injured. Much damage was
done in the adjacent country. At Burn
ahad eleven houses and several cafes and
two minarets were demolished and two
persons were killed and ten injured
Slight tremblings continue.
New YORK, July 3O-The excavation
at the Hudson river tunnel, Jersey City,
is now eighteen feet, leaving an equal
distance to be dug before the bodies can
be reached, which will, it is thought, be
effected by Sunday. Col. Haskins has
called for more men who will go to dig
ging to day. In the Golfer dam COM
plete section has been erected adjoining
the engine house for the benefit of the
coroner's jury of experts.
ST. LOUIS, No., July 29.-The Post
Dispatch's special from Moberly, No.,
says: San armed mob OF about 100 men
from adjoining counties came into town
this forenoon, and as Sheriff Mattock
was taking j. G. Carlew into the Court
House to be tried for committing rape on
the person of Mrs. Crump, at the hotel
in this city, last march, opened fire on
him. Carlew ran into the court. room.
followed by three of the mob, and was
shot again. Then he escaped to the
street and fell, but quickly regained his
feet and received another shot. He then
ran through the dry goods store, closely
followed by his slayer, out into an alley
and again into the street. He then made
his way up stairs over a saloon, with his
pursuers at his heels. There he found
himself cornered. The husband Of the
outraged woman-the man who did most
of the shooting-then fired five more
shots into the body of the poor wretch,
and one into his forehead. Carlew died
III ten minutes.
| LONDON, July 26.-Brig. Gen. Sir
Evyln Wood, who accompanied ex-Em-
press Eugene to Zululand, has sent pa
| pers descriptive of the death of tie Prince
Imperial collected from independent mar
ratiyes of eighteen Of the Zulus who par
ticipated in the attack on the princes
party, and showing that the attacking
Iparty numbered forty, twelve of whom
followed the Prince, eight being imme-
diately concerned in his death. The Zu-
lus having nearly surrounded the princes
party, fired and rushed on them as they
were mounting. The prince not havir g
succeeded in mounting ran alongside his
horse until it broke away The prince
followed the horse into donga until, be-
ing closely pressed by his pursuers, he
turned on them, in the words of the Zu-
lus, "like lion at bay" Being struck
by an assegai inside the left shoulder he
rushed at the nearest opponent, who fled.
Another Zulu then fired at the prince
when only ten yards from him. The
prince fired his pistol and faced the rap
idly increasing foe until, menaced from
his right and rear, and struck by another
assegai, he regained the level on which
he had first stood in the donga, where he
was speedily surrounded. He seized an
asaegai which had been thrown at him
Tin struggling with his terrified horse his
sword had fallen from its scabbard) and
thus defended himself against seven or
eight Zulus. who state that they did not
dare close in on him until he sank ex-
hausted on his hips. The above facts
were elected from tue Zulus who were
examined separately on the scene of the
attack.
OMAHA, Neb., July ga man and
woman, supposed to be John Bender and
his daughter Kate, the notorious Kansas
murderers, have been arrested in Dodge
| County, this State, and are now in Jail at
Fremont. They were arrested in Colfax.
near Schuyler. coming East. They had
excited suspicion at Richland Station,
west of Schuyler. This information was
conveyed to Sheriff Gregg, of Dodge
county, who went out, found, and arrest
| ed them. 4 conversation was overheard
between them, in which the old man said
4 he 'tknew if he came back toward
| Kansas he would be hUag," consequent
! " the two were separated, and be is
made to believe she is sent down to Kan
sas ahead of him. She denies that they
are the Benders, but says the old man is
I her husband, and that he had nothing 70
do with the murders. She eonfesses,
though, that she stopped Cor little while
at the home OF the Blenders, and says DR..
4 York's brother was murdered while she