The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-25
GENERAL NEWS

The Red Republicans becoming active in LYONS
The opposition to the tax materials is insrea-
sing.
The TlchborDe case has been resumed in Eagland
Extensive strikes are i'll progress i'll Charleroi Bel
gium, and Stnttgardt, Germany.
The address to the Crown has passed both HouseS
OF the Austrian Reichsrath.
The Spanish Government has decided to retain Val
lneseGa IN Cuba
a loyalist meeting has been broken up in London
by republican mob A serious accident has oc-
CURED in school-house in Salford England by the
root falling III and injuring many children.
A riot is threatened in Kerry ireland
Another German soldier has been assassinated in
Francs. The tax question is still under discussion
Two Paris newspapers have been suppressed.
\ steamship company has been organized in Ma
pies to establish communication with New Fork
Another riot has occurred at Knightsbridge, Lon
Committee of the French As embly will report
in of jury trials for press ofeuses Trouble is
threatened in Marseiiies and Lyons in consequence OF
the proposed tax on raw materials
In the Senate Mr.. Goldthwaite OF Alabama was adj
mtted. Mr. Sumner spoke at length ON his supIe
mentary Civil Rights bill
In the House Amnesty bill was passed
The Japanese Ep'bassy has arrived San Francis
More Ku klux outrages reported in Kentucky
Several lives have been lost by fire in Cairo lii
Governor Parker was inaugurated at Trenton New
Jersey.
An extensive fire has occurred at Reading, Pepnsvl
The State Temperance Convention at Troy Endorsed
the Local Prohibition principle
Three fremen were injured by fire in Indianapo-
lis
steamer has been sunk in the Red River,
VIM NJ Tweed passed through Harrisburg the 9th
er day.
The trial:of the Chicago Aldermen began last
Thursday.
An extensive fire has occurred at Abbeville. s. c.
The Committee of Seventy adopted a new City
Charter.
Two lives were lost by the burning of a hotel on
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad.
The San Francisco merchants are complaining OF
Custom frauds at that port,
agreed to report which completely exoneraes Secre
tary Boutwell, from all charges made against him in
connection with the Syndicate loan The report says
there are two sections of the funded bill which con
Hct with each other, and that while it is question
OF doubt whether be had authority under one ofthese
sections to- negotiate the loan in the manner he did
il is clear that the other section gives him such
er aud therefore no blame attaches him for his
ton in the matter.
ed by tnes House will leave here Thursday. Mr
Schoheld that the President is anxious that this
shall be nade at once, and that several
anti arinoth Congressman likewise desire an IIme-
diate visit to New Orleans the part OF the commit
tee.
Mr Hooper in the House. to-day offered bill to
authorize immediate construction OF ten soops
uf-war.
Matthew Greathead, of Richrrond, England the
oldest Free Mason in Great Britain has just died.
the l03nd year OF his age lie had been member oi
lodge 50 years.
70 the people stating that he viii on Monday at H.
30 m, through Sergeant Arms. proceed to
move RON the haiis OF the III Hse OF Represen tatves
at Mecqonics Institute and the approaches threto
the Metropolitan Police and armed men, and place
SID House with its organization at its adjourn
nIent. Jan intact He requests the people to close
ther places OF business and keep Of the streets il
the vicinity.
The internal 1eTenue receipts for the month ending
SATURDAY 81 ,234 l65. Tie grand total for the
fiscal year Il SD .757. sos.
The President has recommended the Civil Servicr
Commission TO adopt rule for the selection Of all
Territorial officers.
The Committee Education and Labor Will report
faVorably Hoar's education bill, which the Demo
crafts will untedly oppose
Fort Pulaski. below Savannah, and the harbor de
fenses Of Charleston TO be strengthened, chiefly
with eartcwcrke.