The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-15
GENERAL NEWS.

..The Albanians Of CUISINE have
marched out to oppose the MoEtenegrins
The latter having strict orders to avoid
conflict retired, but the Albians attacked
them"
LONDON, Jan. "a correspondent at
Cettinje reports that the fighting neal
CUISINE Is said to have resulted III a VIC
tory for the Montenegrins, who, although
only 5000 strong, defeated II, 600 Turks.
RACINE, Jan. 9.-At2 o'clock this
morning the fan used for carrying refuse
shavings from the planer, in Mitchell,
Lewis & Co. s wagon factory, exploded,
setting fire to the shop, burning the
paint shop, the blacksmith shop and
large amount Of machinery and stock.
No particulars as to amount Of loss OF
insurance, though the former is roughly
estimated at from $50, 900 to S75, 900. A
large number OF men are thrown out OF
employment. The explosion of the fan
was like heavy clap of thunder and was
heard all over the city.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. S.-Nrs. Mar
garet Tully, aged 20, living in the east.
ern part of the city, has lived nineteen
DAYS without tasting food of any kind.
She suffered with chronic dyspepsia, and
was taken with a spasm. Reviving from
this she was possessed with the halluci-
nation she had no stomach, and all efforts
o: her friends and doctors to persuade
her otherwise or induce her to take food
are unavailing. She is a mere shadow,
and her death is hourly expected.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. A MOTOR
o1s family named Spears, living four
miles from the village of Depere, this
county, were arrested yesterday after
noon charged with some burglaries re-
Gently committed in Depere. They were
betrayed by an accomplish named
Williams. Five members of the family
were taken into custody, including faith
er, mother, two sons, and daughter-in-
law. The accomplice was also detained,
and the whole crowd brought here and
put in the county jail Saturday night.
New YORK, Jan. SIT is claimed by
some merchants here that the rapid de
cline in the Liverpool market has broken
the wheat corner, and that wheat will
now decline as rapidly as it advanced
when Keene and other heavy operators
cornered the market. 1t is estimated by
some that there will be decline of over
twenty cents bushel, which will put the
price at its normal rate. Grain shippers,
N view of an anticipated decline, arc
busily engaged in seeking vessel char
tiers for foreign shipments, and there is
unusual activity among the large feet
now lying at the wharves. Ocean
freights were firmer yesterday for grain
carrying vessels, the ruling rate for sail
ing vessels being four shillings.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-There has been
considerable talk at the Manhattan and
Union clubs within few days, about a
formidable filibuster movement having
for its object the severance of the Rio
Grande states of Mexico from that re
public and placing them rs speedily as
possible under an independent govern
ment, styled, the Republic of Rio
Grande. News received from there,
yesterday, apparently confirming this
gossip, creates lively interest. The Sun
correspondent this morning says: There
has existed for some years a secret organ
ization having for its object the absorp-
ton of Mexico by the United States.
The manner in which this is to be effect
ell is an old ore, the gradual irruption OF
adventurers into the northern states OF
Mexico, chihuahua, Sonora, Coahuila
Nueva Leon, and Tamaulipas. Grant,
while President, entered into the plot
privately, and favored part of the pro
gramme. The Nicaragua Canal is but
the hemming in of Mexico's defensive
powers on the south, concurrent with the
ostensibly peaceful aud industrial move
on the north. The Tehuantepec railway,
now being constructed by Mr.. Leonard,
has nothing to do with the Grant scheme.
DUBLIN, Jan. S.-The relief fund OF
the Duchess of Marlborough nov
amounts to GA, 800.
The government has made an import
ant change III their policy in respect t.
the condition of Ireland. Thcy resolved
to grant leans for the construction OF
drainage works IN the distressed districts
where they are now on the schedule an
nexed to the circular Of the Board OF
Works, or which may be scheduled from
time to time. These loans are to be
made upon more liberal terms than here
tofore proposed, namely, to be repayable
IN thirty-tive years, or perhaps a longer
time. The number of years before re
payment shall begin is to be extended.
and the government are to bear the pre-
liminary expenses of such works them
Selves 1uSN Will atSo tAlSI 1lcISaS0C
inducements to boards of guardians fol
the execution of sanitary works. If these
measures be found inadequate to meet
the exigency, the government will apply
to Parliament to sanction an appropria-
ton of e., 500. 900, cut of the church sur
plus, for the prosecution of relief work
to be carried on by the Beard of Works. |
and to authorize the formation of baron |
ial sessions to determine the nature of |
such work.
There are further reports of disturb |
ances by riotous assemblages in resistance
to process served in The counties of |
Mayo, Galway, and Sligo, but no serious
conflicts have occurred, owing to the for
bearanee Of the police. The process
servers have in most cases been compell-
ed to abandon the effort to do their duty.