The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-14
General News Summary
THE OLD WORLD.

CURED, and an attack was made on tbs
police. Six policemen were fatally in
jured, and eighteen slightly hurt. TWEEN
tyseven rioters wee arrested Disorder
" persons were in thu streets all nigh
singing seditious songs
Germsn advices received in New Yorl
on the 4th show that the Roman Catholic
movement against Pspal Instability, ii
Austria, Prussia, Switzerland, Silesia
Hungary, and elsewhere, is gaining
strength and sdherents everywhere. Ovel
1000 Cath Ole families in Vienna alone
subscribed to DR.. Dolinger's views, il
four.days after they hal been promul
gated
A London dispatch CT the Ali says fsta.
cases of cholera had occurred in DANTE z
Elbing, Altoona, Co6lentz, Leipsig and vi
enna
The trial in Paris of six females charged
with completely in the incendiary acts o.
the Commune, was concluded on the 9Th
Four of them were sentenced to death
one to imprisonment in fortress, and one
to ten years solitary imprisonment.
A dispatch from Dublin, on the 9TH
says that the prisoners taken during the
recent riots were cheeIed by the people
while the officers of the law were Kissed
The rioters were assisted by large mum
Der of women in their assault upon the
police
DR.. Karl Marx, leading spirit of the
international Society, died in London, or
the 5th, in his SD year.
Advices from Egypt, received in New
York city on the 5th, state that it is re
ported that the Niceroy had dismissed all
Americans in his service, both in the army
and civil departments. This step had
been taken in consequence of the i'll feel
ing and jealousy displayed toward Ameri.
cans by numerous Turkish officials high
in standing and influence.
1t was reported in London on the 9th
that the Marquis of Lorne had been ap
pointed Governor General of Indian The
Marquis of Lansdowne would succeed
Earl Spence as Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land.
A case of cholera was reported in Liver
pool on the 9th.
A terrible explosion occurred in coal
mine near Wigan, Lancashire, on the
morning of the 9Th. The number killed
is stated at sixty nine. The scenes around
the mouth of the mine were heart-rend
ing. A dispatch from London on the af
ternoon of the 9th says there had been
two more explosions in the same mine at
Wigan, and the shaft had been bricked up
The Emperor of Germany, accompanied
by Prince Bismark, arrived at Salzburg on
the night of the 9th. He was received by
the Emperor Of Austria, who was attended
by brilliant suite. The sovereigns con-
Versed together for quarter Of an hour
A correspondent of a Lonpon paper,
writing from Shiraz under date of June
%, says: "The famine in Persia NAV
now be said to have almost come to an
end, but the distress caused by it will con-
t'nue for yet long time. The price of
bread has fallen considerably, but sll the
property OF the poorer classes, excepting
only the most necessary clothes, has
long since been sold or exchanged for
bread, and it is but too evident that starva
ton will be the fate of a great many
more"
A Vienna dispatch Of the It'll says at
is stated positively that no treaty was
signed at Gastein. A dispatch from Salz-
burg says Austria and Germany will con.
slider the question jointly as it arises, and
Ru STA is not mentioned in connection
with the combined attitude of the two
powers. 1t is added that Austria and
Germany have resolved to oppose the
Vaccinations Of the international Society"
The steamer Leader, from Dantzic for
Amsterdam, has been lost at sea. SO faras
ascertained on the 18th, not single person
survived Portions of the wreck had been
picked up. The Leader was a freight and
passenger steamer, plying between Am.
sterdam and Dantzic. The number of per
sons aboard is not known, but it is feared
the loss of life is heavy. The officers and
crew in all numbered about TWENTY-FIVE
men.
A London telegram of the 18th saws the
cholera in the Baltic provinces Of Prus ia
was abatiug. AT konigsberg there were
forty new cases and twenty-eight deaths
on the 4th, and on the 5th only seventeen
new cases and fiftesn deaths. There had
been but one fatal case at Stettin. AT
Dantzic the disease had been pronounced
epidemic The anxicty which mad been
f,lt at Berlin and Throughout Germany
was decreasing. 1t was confidently hoped
that the epidemic would be stayed in its
progress. The few cases that occurred AT
Paris and in London are said to have been
different type from the Asiatic scourge.
A London dispatch of the Sth saws COM
munication had been effected with the i'm.
prisoned miners of Wigan. The dead
body q one of the victims had beea
brought to the surface Others were
known to be in so precarious condition
that hardly any hope was entertained for
the preservation of any of their lives.
The health of Queen Victoria was re-
ported to be improving on the Sth.
The foot and mouth disease is spreading
alarmingly among the cattle of Warwick
shire, England.
A Paris dispatch of the Sth says: "The
proposal of the Lower California Gonna
ny to transport the Communist prisoners
and form a colony with them on the Pa
cific coast, has been referred to a commit
tee, which will soon make its report"
The Mayor of the town of Montandon,
France, has been suspended because he
made preparations, despite the prohibit
ton of the authorities, to celebrate the
anniversary of the Inauguration of the
republic.
A Salzburg telegram of the Sth saws the
Emperors William and Francis joseph
parted, that morning, warm friends. and
the former had left for Munich, where he
would visit the King of Bavaria.
A dispatch from Panama, dated Sentem.
Der ?, says the United States Consul there
had demanded the immediate prosecution
OF General Horrora and others as nitrate,