The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-06-24

was arrested.
CoysTASTINoPLE, June 17.-Notwith-
standing the scarcity OF money, constant
additions are being made to the special
chest at the War Office, supposed to be
in anticipation of war with Greece. It
is believed Russia is secretly inspiring
the Sultan with the idea of resistance.
There can be no hope of Turkey accept
ing the advice OF Europe while the infu-
ence of Osman Pasha and Said Pasha,
who are simply Russian instruments, pre-
walls.
LITTLE Rock, June IA white wo-
man named Stevens, living one mile from
Pine Bluffs, was ravished and afterward
murdered yesterday morning. Circum-
stance pointed 10 and led to the arrest of
John Crier and one Jackson, negroes,
and G, W. Dalton and Robert Connolly,
whites. Dalton will probably be releas-
ed. Connolly and Mrs. Stevens have
been living together. The people are
much excited, and if the evidence at the
examination is strong Judge Lynch may
put an end to the case.
New YORK, June IT, Among the pas,
sengers of the Wisconsin were $50 Nor
mons, accompanied by eleven mission
aries, who will go to Salt Lake City and
other portions of Utah. These are con-
verts from England, Wales, Scotland,
Switzerland. Germany. There We're sew
eral old men and women among them,
whose passages were paid by their chill
dren and other relatives in the Mormon
territory. There were about one hundred
children among the Mormon immigrants,
number of comely young women and
several hardy young men. They will be
forwarded to their destination to-day.
GALENA, ILL.,, June 17.-General and
Mrs. Grant arrived home this evening in
a special car from Chicago, and we're met
at the depot by party of friends, includ-
ing Mayor Hunking, General W. r.
Rowley, j. 3. Brown, Captain A. Estey,
and others. Next week they will take
short trip TO Lancaster, Wis, and will be
the guests of the Hon. J. Allen Barber
and family. General Grant has been
cordially invited by his old friend, Gen
eral Bryant, to attend the Wisconsin
State Fair, at Madison in September, and
has partially signifed his intention of ac-
cepting. The General will leave Galena
July for Manitou, stopping on the way
Mt Kansas City and Leayenworth, a day
at each place.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June II Mrs. |
Florence S. Martin and Senator z. B. |
Vance, OF North California, were mar
ried at the residence of the brides moth |
er, Mrs. Samuel Steele, in Oldham County |
Ky, last evening. The ceremony was |
performed by the Rev. Bishop McClosky. |
Of the Roman Catholic church. The |
bride is the daughter of the late Samuel |
Steele and widow of John Martin, a pork
merchant, of the firm c. Martin, Bishop |
4 Co., this city. General Chalmers and
family, of Mississippi, were present.
senator Vance was accompanied by his
son. In a few days the bridal
party will lelve for New London, Conn,
whence they willgo to the White Sulphur
springs for the summer; then return to
Charlotte, n. c., to remain until Con-
5ress meets.
NEW YORK, June ia Dublin cable
gram says: An inquest was held, to-day,
N the body Of Meehan, who was shot by
Henry b. Acheson, the landlord, on his
arm near Ballinamore, County of Lett
I'M. The constable who was in charge
# the police deposed that he could, In
he face of fourteen hundred people have
Acheson if a determined effort
lad been made to murder him. The
oroner, in summing up said that this
Melancholy occurrence arose from an I'M
oftunato misunderstanding which pre-
alled about land in this country, and
Unless the question was settled he feared
would not be the only case of the kind.
The jury returned verdict simply. that
leehan died from pistol-slot inflicted
y Henry 3. Acheson. Mr.. Acheson to-
lay received letter threatening him with
eath If he ATTEMPTED to eject some ten
hts tor payment of rent. Eviction
are also reported from Bal
=, County Mayo, where five families, af-
er being evicted, were put back on to
arms by the people on the same night.
LONDON, June 15.-Teleg. Ems have
een received at the foreign Office from
british representatives at Buenos Ayres
nd Montevideo, stating 1.-THE ports of Bue-
os Ayres and Eusenada are closed and =,
lalls are not allowed to land. The Brit
81 squadron on the river Platte is abont
D proceed to Buenos Ayres.
\ telegram from Buenos Ayres dated
esterday noon says: "War is imminept."
nd telegram from Montevideo dated
morning said: s.Rumors are
urrent that skirmsshing has commend.
J." 1
\ correspondent in Chill writes that
ae terms Of peace which the government
disposed to offer to the allies are rath-
r severe. Bolivia is required 10 resign
Il right to The territory Alacama as far f
5 the Loa, which is hereafter to be the /
wi ing line between Peru and Chilli 7
ioliyia's dominion on the coast will CEASE 9
'rever. PerU's share of the penalty for a
taking war on Chill is placed at the not ]