The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-02
THE NEWS.

the China Sea.
Nine lives were lost by the fall of a
building in Glasgow.
A general Carlist rising is apprehend-
ed in Spain.
] he French Embassador at Berlin
states that his relations with the German
Government are on good footing.
The British Government announced
to Parliament that further discussion on
the Alabama Claims would be inco.n-
pataGle with the public interests. The
HOUSE of Commons had the rapid in
crease of monastic Institutions under con
sideration. The debate on Mr.. Fawcet' S
bill has been postponed.
Carlist disturbances in Spain are be-
coming more numerous Don Carlos has
disappeared from Geneva.
Fyreieners are not to have concurrent
rights with Canadians in the inland fish
cites of Canada.
Mr., Gladstone will not make the Uni
versity bill a test question.
The Carlist movement is spreading in
Spain, and martial law has been declared
in several provinces.
The German Minister at Paris has been
instructed to assure President Theirs of
the cordial relations between France and
Germany.
Changes are announced in the French
Ministry.
The British House of Commons dis
cussed the course Of the Gov ernment on
the Dublin University bill. The House
Of Lords passed bill to pay Roman
Catholic Chaplains for their services in
prisons. The funeral of the Earl of Ma
20 took place at Dublin.
Don Carlos is reported in Spain with
10000 men. A general uprising is
threatened.
1t is rumored that the Duke de Noail-
les is to be the Minister Of France at
Washington.
Senior Rosas has been elected Presiden
of the Spanish Cortes. The insurrec
tionary movements continue. Don Car
los is said to haye left Geneva for Spain.
The Tichborne claimant has been re-
leased on bail.
A fresh crater has opened in Vesuvius
Over 200 persons lost their lives from the
eruption. HOME NEWS.
A terrible affray has taken place in the
Cherokee country, several United States
Deputy Marshalls being killed.
n slight earthquake shock has been
felt in Tennessee.
An extensive cracker bakery has been
burned in Baltimore,
James l. Hastie was examined before
the Custom House Investigating Com
mittee,
Iowa has abolished capital punish
ment. <.t
4 cotton and WOODEN mill in Philadel-
phia has been badly damaged by fire.
The Cherokee desperadoes who muir
dered the United States Marshals have
escaped.
Two men were killed and one wounded
by locomotive boiler explosion in West
Virginia.
A Sharpshooter' National Festival
will be held near st. Louis, commencing
May l9.
An excited railroad war is in progress
on the Canada border.
The Chamber of Commerce in New
York adopted an important report on
Custom House Reform.
Judge Curtis protests against the in
vestgation Of the Bar Association Com
mittee.
Charles Francis Adams has written a
letter defining his position.
s-- The army worm is doing great damage
in Tennessee - -
A Pittsburgh policeman has been
murdered. 4 s --
Three men were taken from ralroa d
train IN Missouri and murdered.
Indians are .depredatlng on the settlers
on the North Platte.
An extensive fire has occurred at Har-
risburg.
Two colored men have been maltreated
by disguised men in Kentucky.
Immense peat beds have been discov-
cred in California.
Six persons were burned to death in
New Scotland, Albany County, New
Y ork.
\ large fire is raging in the Shawan-
gunk Mountains, Ulster County, New
York
Mrs. Lydia Sherman has been convict
ed of murder in the second degree, and
sentencedto imprisonment for life.