The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

The question Of constitutional changes
is discussed in Paris. A detachment of
French hospital assistants was arrested
at Chalons by the Germans.
The impeachment of Senor Sagasta
will be proposed in the Spanish Cortes
on Monday.
Many persons have been drowned and
a vast amount of property destroyed by
the inundation of the Po in Italy
Riotous opposition has been made at
Liverpool to the enforcement Of the Sun
day Act
A conflict has taken place between the
Prusslan Chambers.
The Upper House Of the Prussian
Landag remains firm in opposition to
the Country Reform bill. The Minister
of the Interior has resigned.
A sharp debate has taken place in the
Congress of Spain on the Army bill.
Extensive damage has been done by
the floods in the South of France
Cholera is prevailing in several cities
of Europe.
The Princess Clothilde is to remain in
France.
The French Minister of War threatens
resignation.
The Prussian Herrenhouse has rejected
the Country Reform bill. The Govern
ment has dissolved the Landtag.
Gen. Ducrot has issued proclamation
against the Germans The French Con-
servatives have given banquet at Bor-
deauX.
The debate in the Spanish Cortes on
military affairs has terminated.
A member of the Radical party has
been elected Vice President of the Span
ish Congress.
A Conference Of Jews has assembled
at Brussels.
Tie Prussian Landtag has been proro-
gued.
President Theirs has caused the report
to be denied that he wants the Presiden-
cy of France.
During the session of court, November
| lst, in Durrus, rear Bantfy, Ireland, the
! floor gave way, precipitating 200 persons
distance of II feet. Several were in
stantly killed. and 40 injured, some of
whom may instantly die.
John Francis Mcguire, the well-known
Irish member Of Parliament from Cork,
and proprietor and principal editor Of
the Cork Examiner, died in the 57th
yeal of his age.
The municipal elections throughout
England. resulted in heavy Conservative
gains, which are attributed to the pass
age Of the licensing act. There was
much dissati tisfaction at the working of
the new ballot act The voting was SC
slow in many places that all the votes
could not be pelled. a.
The Emperor of China was recently
married.
The horse disease has crossed the At
antic, and now prevails in England.
! A large mass meeting IN favor OF am
nesty for the Fenian convicts was held ii
Hyde Park, London, Saturday Novem
Der lst.
No charge was made by Emperor
William against the United States fol
his services in the San Juan boundary
arbitration.
The Chinese Imperial Commissioner
| of Education, together with his wife
joined a Congre gational Church a
Springfield Mass, yesterday.
HOME News.
The Memphis Savings Bank has sus
pended, its liabilities amounting to abou
5000, 900.
A Philadelphia insurance clerk ha.
been arrested for frauduently obtaining
$43 coo.
The horse disease prevails from Bos
ton to Chicago, and is still raging in New
! York.
1 President Grant declares that his In
dian policy will not be changed unles:
it be on the side Of humanitarianism.
1t is reported that the President and
Col Forney have renewed their friend
ship.
Several members of the Strakosh ope
ra troupe were injured by railroad ac
cident at Beamsville. Ont.
Speaker Blaine and Secretary Bout
well made addresses at Cooper Insti
| tute.
An inmate of the Wards Island Lu
natic Asylum died from alleged ill-treat
ment at the hands of keeper.
An escaped convict was arrested il
Hackecsack, \. j., for robbing safe.
Mrs. Vincent Collyer was Academia lly
/ drowned at Darien, Conn.
The jury in the case of Mayor Hal
in New York disagreed and were dis
charged.
The public debt was reduced s5, 22S,
AT during the month of October.
The Knights of Pythias meet in annu
al convention at ST. Louis on the 18th
1t is announced that the Western Un
ion Telegraph Company has applied fo
an .pfupofiou IN rASfrain tha oDsrafrc,