The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01
GENERAL NEWS,

President TIL ers sent hi, resignation to the As
sembly on the 2oth of Jan. but subsequently with
drew it.
Two vessels have been wrecked Oh the coast o
Wales, all on board being lost.
An Irish lie n,ec OF Parliament h.. been Inobbct
in London.
Tweaty nine Of th. Indian rebels have been execut
ed.
The Bishop OF Exeter has been mobbed ty emit
nl1eraucs men in that city. The election eNcit,
nent continues in Ireland.
Marshall McM ,hon declines to become a candidate
for Vice President of the French Republic.
Farther d.amold discoveries have been made in
South Africa.
The Cuban tsovoriAlrcnt has demanded the return
of some political refugees from the Jamaica authori
Cabrsl has established another Provisional Govern
ment i'll S;nto Domingo.
4 terrible storm prevailed in the British isles
doing great damage.
The Spanish atristry have esgned No immedi-
ate changes are expected in the French Assembly.
the Tax question Is still unsettled
The cholera ha, disappeared from Constantnopls
Fourteen persons have been killed or wounded by
q ailro;li accident in France.
The Spanish Cortes have been dissolved, and elec-
tiuns ordered on the second eli ApriE
LONDON, Jan. 25--Lady Franklin has offered re-
ward oT ! 0uo for the recovery of the record
Erc5aS and Terror supposed TO have been discovered
iii King " illiam's Land.
The Pops's advisors urging him to quit the city
A decree has beer issued making compulsory the
OF the Russian language III the primary schools oi
Poland.
During recent crisis Theirs said Cessay that if
Napoleon had fifty millions oil francs lie would be in
power in fifteen days.
t A London dispatch Of the 24th SAYS
A severe storm commenced yesterday evening, last
ing all night, and raging with great violence. The
gale at times became a hur.Iauce. The rain poured
down III torrents, flooding the lower portion OF the
city. The Parliament building damaged by wa
ter penetrating the roof several places, and
ing he decoFatians and furniture. The storm exten-
ded throughout the British Islcs aud reached some
portions OF the continent. Telegraph wires are pros
trated in various directions, and COMMUNICATION Ia
terrupted
The late storm caused disastrous floods in the South
Cf Eng antf.
BOMBAY Jan. 29-The British exped ton under
Gen. Bourcnier which is operating against tho Looshs
the southeastern frontier of India attacked force
of the latter Friday last, and inflicted considerable
loss upon them. The expedition also suffered some
loss. having four men killed and few wounded Gen
Bourchisr himsel received slight injuries.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-Intelligence was received
here to-day of the total destructIon yesterday by
earthquake, of Sclavach, town of Asiltic Russia,
trans-Caucassa. From the few details received from
this terrible disaster it is learned that the shocks
very protracted and that many lives, the number
rot stated, were lost. ---s
MADRID, Jan. 29.-rhe capital provinces are not
quiet. The only Immediate change in the ministr,
will probably be the withdrawal of Senior Ganindes
The steamer american, plying between R;o JaneirC
and Monteyideo while on Il trip from the latter por
the night of the I'D took fire The flames spreat
with great rapidty and the vessel was SOON burnet
board, of whom 81 lost their lives, being eli
ther burned to death or drowned.
woman and two girls were shot by lunatic il
ousvlle,
An extensive frO has occurred at Monticello, Al k
MIR. Alvordihas asked in the Assembly tor an inyes
tigation into the State Printing. -. r-.r.
James Dennis has been appointed Receiver of th
Market Savings Bank i'll New York.
messenger of the Metropolitan Nationals Banl
was robbed of $4,000.
Judge Ingraham discharged the Oyer and Termine
Grand Jury.
The Senate Committee continued its investigation
In the Senate the Apportionmeut bill was reporte
Mr. Morton spoke in opposition to the Amnesty bill
In the House bill reported establishing
national educational fnnu. The Legislative Appro
pTiation bill was passed,
Yhe Connecticut Republicans will their dele
gates the National convention, without instruction
a desperate shooting afiray took place at Charle
ton, W. Va.
The Richmone Und) City gas Works eXpl oded ,bu
no lives were lost.
The Senate Committee investigated the admnistra
tlon of the Appraiser Department
The jury in the Westted explosion test case found
$4,000 damages i'll favor of the plaintiff.
Judge Hogan presented to the depositors of tn
Bowling Green Savings Bank e. damaging repor
against Its managers
| III the Senate the resolution fixing the final ad
iournment was discussed The bill foi the relief o
Chicago vas passed. The Committee Commerc
WAS instructed TO inquire into the Quarantine Gus
tOnc and other irregularities which impose unneces
sary bu rdcrS in Commerce.
Mrs Wlarton has been acquitted of tho charge c
numbering Gen. Kctchum, and released on bail.
Two men have been killed and several injured by
powder explosion in Cobra do.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad is again blocked Wit
| SNOW.
Gov Parker refused further respite tc Fotts th
murderer and the latter has been executed nj.
| The Grand Duke has returned to Chicago.
john b Panorn", music teacher, WAS mysterl
! orsly murdered III Myrtle-ave., Brooklyn, n. Y.
| The wtnos>e, before the Senate Committee CAV
! damaging testimony against the General Orden sys
| tenn.
| Tho trial of Stokes is postponed until Monday mex
In the Senate a bill introduced prohibiting
American citizens from engaging in the Slave trad
| in the South Sea Islands.
In the House the Educational Fund and the ku
| klux outrages dis cr1ssed.
One man was killed and several injured by gn acc
| dent @ the Alabama Central Railroad
Dispatches from New Orleans, announce that nearl
all the members OF the Legislature took their seat
| at the State Capitol on Friday.