The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-10-05
GENERAL NEWS.

IL 10 HOW qulIe evident UQdU ITlnCo
Bismarck will never recover his health.
A relapse may be looked for and this will
end the life of this great man.
Contradictory reports come from the
Argentine Republic as to the success of
the revolutionlsts. The government
claims to be winning at every point, but
reports from the other side are just the
contrary.
| 1t seems that all the lines leased by
the Northern Pacific are passing into re-
| celvers' hands. Applications for ap-
polntment of receivers were made In the
case OF six roads on Mondy last, all OF
which were leased by the Northern Pa
cifc.
The jury in the circuit court at Madi-
son recently brought in verdict for
$4,000 in favor of James Kapinas who
lost an arm on the Chicago, Milwaukee
st. Paul railway. The defense was
that the plaintiff did not exercise ordin-
airy care.
Director General Davis says that the
Worlds Fair will officially close October
~, and that Immediately after the work
OF dlsmantling will be begun but on the
outskirts. The fair will be kept running
until Nov. 80, nominal admission fee
to be charged.
There are excellent prospects that
Weeks will be extradited by Costa Rica.
Detectives are at San Jose now awaiting
decision OF the Costa Rican government
as to whether Weeks will be surrendered.
They express confidence in The success of
their mission.
A freight train on the Big Four ran
into three loaded fiat cars near Cinc1n-
natl on Monday morning. Three tramps
who were riding il the fiat car struck by
the locomotive One was instantly killed
and the other two were boiled to death
by the escaping steam.
The Bre ckenridge- Pollard case has
been placed on the calander for trial. In
the meantime Breckenridge is losing caste
at home and it is doubtful whether he
will be returned to congress. Many of
his former lieutenants are opposing him.
The punishment is just one.
Senator Mitchell and John Johnston
had conference recently in Chicago and
it is about settled that the Mitchell Rank
will resume. The debt to the CITY will
be paid IN lnstallments of 100000 per
month until all are paid. All depositors
whose deposits do not exceed 800 will
be paid at once.
There are excellent prospects that the
Mitchell Bank will resume. The plan
is to pay Off the smaller depositors at
once and the heavier ones in installmepts
after the bank gets to running. The city
is the heaviest depositor and the senti
ment seems to be favorable to aid the
stockholders in their efforts to re-estab-
hsh the bank.
The storm IN the south has proved
very destructive to life andsproperty. |
The loss is over sl,250,OOO. A Colony of |
oystermen in Bayou Cook near New Or
leans, to the number OF $50 were COM
pletely annihilated by the storm. Rail-
roads along the coast are badly wrecked
and trains are not moving. Rice has also
suffered considerably.
A foolish Chicago girl named Jane
Llndblad is about to marry an East Tn.
dian IN the employment OF the East In
Ola tea house at the Worlds Fair The
leilow mas wife aud three children at
nome and is far from being a beauty
The special commissioner for India saws
that the girl will be abandoned when she
arrives at Calcutta and that the man she
intends to marry is worthless beggar.
A fire at Omaha on Monday night do
stroyed the Farnham street theater vain
I'd at s250,OOO. While the firemen vera
playing on the ruins one Of the walls fell
six fremen and one bystandar
1ur are SO badly injured that they NAV
lie. While fighting this fire, five other
Tres broke out in the city and the force
lad to be divided up