The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-01-25
GENERAL NEWS.

The Knights ofLabor talk of enjoining
Secretary Carlisle from issuing govern
ment bonds.
The pension appropriation will be 49,
100000 less for next year than 1t was
for the present.
Yellow fever has broken out at Rio and
vessels find it impossible to discharge
their cargoes there
The government troops are having the
best of it in Brazil and it now appears as
If the rebellion will soon come to an end.
A train wreck occurred near Stuben-
vile, Ohio on Saturday last Two tramps
who were beating their way were killed.
An ex-priest named James Z. Connolly
of Duluth was sentenced to 20 years in
states prison for criminally assaulting a
woman.
A Minneapolis labor union has passed
resolutions condemning Judge Jenkins
for his Injunction in the Northern Pacific
matter.
Three policeman of Racine are under
going an investigation. Citizens charge
| that the men are frequently under the in
ttuence Of liquor.
The house refused to mend the tar
III bill by putting duty on coal and
iron. Lynch, Brickner and Somers
voted against free iron.
A wagon containing six persons was
struck by a locomotive near Findlay,
Ohio on Saturday last. Three of the oc-
cupants were instantly killed and two
were seriously wounded.
Gov. Mitchell has sent the second bat
talon of the state militia to Jackson
vile to stop the Corbett- Mitchell fight,
The troops were ieered considerably but
are masters Of the situation.
Eight thousand HawaiIans, all legal
voters, have petltioned the United States
to eject the present provisional govern
ment of that country which was forced
upon the people by coup de main of Z.
s. Minister Stevens.
The Illinois Central was mulcted in
damages to the amount of $4,000 at Chi
cago on Saturday last. A man named
Davidson was injured by train and sued
for 100000. The jury awarded him $43,-
600. 1t pays to get hurt for that sum.
Charley Mitchell has taken the dernier
resort to prevent his fight with Corbett.
He always relied on outside interference
and when it became certain that the Du-
val Club would by some hook or crock
bring the meeting about. Mitchell sprain-
ed his ankle.
Miss Lulu Van Slyke, daughter of
an ex-senator of Goshen, Ind, was
arrested lately charged with the theft
OF valuable ring which was found
on the finger of her lover, young man
named Young She is said to be a
beautiful girl and thoroughly infatu-
ated with Young
Attorney Williams who defended
Banker koetting says he has been in
formed there We're three A. z. A. mem
bers who We're on the jury AS Koet-
ting IS Catholic, Mr., Williams claims
he could not receive a fair trial at the
hands OF these men. There will be re-
hglon IN everything before long.
Emperor William and Prince Bismarck
have at last become reconciled. The
reconciliation was sought by the EN-
peror and the Princes recent recovery
from an attack of influenza was the occa-
sion. The German people are highly
glatltied over this restoration of good
feeling.
There is every prospect now that the
night between Corbett and Mitchell
Will come off to-day. An Injunction
has been secured against the interior
ence OF the sheriff and the only way
now left to prevent the fight is for the
governor to declare martial law in
Jacksonville, which it is understood he
Will not do.
A report was current in Milwaukee and
Chicago on Sunday last, that DR.. Sem
the famous surgeon, had died in Cuba
whittier he had gone to enjoy a vacation
The belief is that the report was arted
by som malicious person, as only a shor.
time before 1t was rumored that DIR.
SEEMS mind was failing. His associates
in the college in which he is professor
were indignant over the rumors.