The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

the chancellor of Germany in the place
of Hohenlohe Schillingfurst, has the
shortest career of any of the great states
men and diplomats of the world. At so
he finds himself at pinnacle of emf
hence reached by others only after Ia
POROUS and hazardous toll and waiting.
Won Buelow until 1880 had done no bet
ter than serve as the secretary OF EN-
bassy at Rome, ST Petersburg and Wen
ma. Until 1883 he had not reached the
dignity of plenipotentiary and he was
made minister to the insignificant post
of Roumania. In 1898 he was appoint
ed to the mission to Italy, where he re-
manned several years. In 1897 Count
Won Buelow was selected by the kaiser
for the post of foreign minister, and
since that time he has been the emper-
or's right hand man. During his min
istry in the foreign Office he has devel-
oped splendid capabilities in statecraft.
I'VE, the jury. find the defendant
guilty and fix the punishment at life
Imprisonment" This is the verdict
reached in the case of Henry E. Yout-
sey, on trial at Georgetown, KY, charg
ed with being one of the principals in
the murder of William Goebel. After
reading the verdict the jury was dis
charged.
An officer of the New York Yacht
club is authority for the statement that
new boat will be built to defend the
America cup and that the Herreshoffs
will be the builders. This is the first
positive declaration that has been made
in this matter.
Senior Manuel Alvarez, an agent of the
Mexican government, came TO Chepenl e
about two weeksago and since that time
has purchased several carloads of saddle
horses. Judging from words dropped
now and then by Senior Alvarez the
Mexican government is preparing for
war
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
says Seybold and Dickstod of Sheffield
Eng, the largest manufacturers of cru.
chile steel in Great Britain, contemplate
moving their plant to the United States
Baroness Won Ketteler, the widow Of
the murdered German ambassador 10
China, arrived in Detroit on Sunday ana
was Immediately driven to the residence
of her father Henry L, Ledyard presi-
dent of the Michigan Central railway
No one was permitted to see her Mr.
Ledyard said that the baroness was suf-
fering from nervous prostration.
The engagement is announced of e.
Stanton Sckles, the United States charge
daffaires at Madrid to Miss Ysabel
Brocheton Of Paris; Miss Brocheton is of
Spanish descent, but the family has lived
in Paris for forty years. Her father is
banker and prominent socially. The
wedding will take place on Dec /
Lord Salisbury was i'll Balmoral to
consult Queen Victoria regarding cabi
net changes and other important mat
tiers.
According to a correspondent of The
Shanghai Mercury, Bishop Fontosati in
South Aoo-nan was tortured for hours
by Chinese. Different members of hi
body were removed singly. Two priest
were covered with coal oil and placed il
prtern of sticks which were then set
afre. Bishop Fontosati was disembow-
eled and others were frightfully tortur-
ed. Three thousand convicts led by
French priests in defending their church
were massacred.
The Yokohama correspondent of The
Daily News, who describes the new cab
iaet formed by Marquis Ito Oct 10, us d
curious experiment, says: Demo
gogues who had been fighting the gov
eminent for years have been admitted.
Another trial of Count Zeppelin's air
ship was made at Friedrickshafen, Ger
many resulting in series of successful
evolutions. The airship with Count
Re lpelin ard Fer Eugene Wolff on
board, assembled to an altitude of five
eighths of mile, where various man
euvers were executed. 1t then descend
ed slowly to the water, which it reached
near the point of departure. The king
and queen of Wurtemberg witnessed the
trial
It is nine weeks since the first small
pox case was discovered at Houghton
and Marquette, Mich, but still the dis
ease is not stamped ont.