The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-16

The French Committee on Capitula-
tions has censured more officers.
Marshal Serrano has published an of
| fetal report Of the late engagement in
Navarro.
MIR. Gladstone has been defeated on an
amendment to the Scotch Education bill.
Disturbances by members of the In
ternational Society have taken place at
Copenhagen.
Four hundred persons have been
liza.
Don Carlos has fed across the Spanish
frontier.
Marshal Bazaine has surrendered him
self for trial by court-mar,ial.
The Pope has declined to receive
Prince Hohsnlohs as Embassador from
A medical practitioner on Philadel
phia diploma has been convicted in Lon
don.
The rapture of the Alabama nego-
tiation is reported from London.
A Column of Spanish troops is reported
to have been defeated near Bilbao, in
Spain.
Germany is willing to negotiate for the
early evacuation of French territory
An explosion and loss Of life occurred
at Tripolitza Greece.
HOME NEWS.
Gov. Reed of Florida, has been ac
quilted by the Senate and resumed the
duties of his Office.
An Indian outrage is reported near
Fort Laramie.
More important papers are missing
from the War Department.
In New York Libbie Cara brant, the
Paterson poisoner. was found guilty of
murder in the first degree.
DR.. Lanaham has appealed to the Cen
eral Conference to investigate the Metho-
dist Book Concern frauds.
In New York Gov. Hoffman has ve-
toed the Beach Pneumatic Railroad bill.
Large fires are still reported along the
Hudson and in Pennsylvania.
Niblo's Garden was completely de-
stroyed by fire.
The Assembly passed the New York
Oh harter with an amendment forbidding
sectarian appropriations; the Senate re-
fused to CONCUR, and asked for Confer
ence.
More Indian murders are reported in
Arizona.
The people of Massachusetts voted on
the ale and cider question; the cities gen.
orally voted for beer, while the
small towns against it.
The Bar Association of New York re-
commends the impeachment Of Judge
Curtis.
The Kings County Republican Gener-
al Committee indorsed President Grant
In New York the Local Prohibition
bill has Passed both branches of the Leg
islature
The Governor has vetoed the Oyer and
Terminer bill.
The fires continued In the Shandaken
Mountains.
A destructive fire has occurred at Grand
Rapids. Mich.
The Democratic National Convention
is to be held at Baltimore, July 9.
In the U. S, Senate, the Amnesty bill
was defeated,
In the House, some progress was made
with the Tariff bill,
Tennessee Democratic State convention
has indorsed the National Reform ticket,
aud advises the Democratic National
Convention not to make nominations
The Governor vetoed the State appor-
tionment bill, but the bill was passed over
the veto by both Houses. The Wander
bilt Underground Railway bill has passed
both Houses.
The Delaware River fishery trouble
continues, and Gov Parker bas issued
proclamation on the subject.
In the u. S. Senate. the Louisiana
Election bill was passed.
In the House, the Fertilization Ap- |
preparation bill was passed. The rest Of
the session was occupied in disposing of
the line in the Tariff bill relating to pig
iron.
The New York Palmer Charter with
the seetarian appropriation amendment
has passed both branches of the Leg
islature. The Eleyated Railroad bill
has passed
Four lives were lost and several persons
scalded by boiler explosion in the Ches- |
,speake bay.
Two murderers have been lynched on
the Kansas border.
The fire at Somerset, Penn. destroyed |
the business portion of the town, causing |
81 900, 900 damage.
The Radical Reformers nominated |
Victory e. Woodruff for Presiden. and |
Frederick Douglass for Vice President |
A Si1th-ave. Jeweler named Phelps |
was shot in his own establishment by q |
sneak thief.
The Cuba Sugar Refinery on Brooklyn |
was burned.