The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

The award of SIS 500 0oo0by the Geneva Tribunal
to the United States is officially announced.
The election in Preston, En- gland has resulted in
favor of the Conservative candidate.
President Thiers visited the American vessel
Shenandoah at Havre.
The Spanish Cortes was opened by the King in
person.
The Republicans of Birmingham, England, object
to paying the expenses OK the reception Of Prince
Arthur.
The report that the Gar will demand the abroga-
ton OF the Treaty of Paris is denied.
Senor Zoriia has made speech in q caucus of
Minlsferlaiists ID of the Spanish Cortes.
The London Tory Journals condemn the action of
the Arhltrators. Charles Sumner will leave London
| in short time for Paris.
Edmond Abont has been arrested by the Germans.
Zanzibar,
A circular has been issued by the German Gov
errment against grafton. The Prussian Foreign
Secretary has resigned his office.
Ihe CarIists in Spain are making preparations for
rising.
The troubles between the Prussian Government and
the Bishop of Ermeand still unsettled.
Edmond Abont is be tried by court mart al and
| an examination in his has begun.
The King of Sweden is dead.
Pr ace Bsnark has departed for his estate at Var
securing public tranquility the ed of September.
D;,amatic ,tes have been exchanged between
Fran and G ,aany in regard to Edmond About-
Congress OF Old Catholics has convened at Co.
Iogn,
A sharp debate occurred in the Spanish Cortes on
military conscrption.
HOME NEWS
The campaign in Tennessee has been opened by the
candidates for Congressman at Large.
keeper in the Insane Asylum on Wards Island
murdered one patient and brutally beat another.
Edward Wellington was shot, probably fatally,i a
Broadway concert saloon.
More Indian troubles are reported.
Grand Lodge of Old Fellows is in session at Balt-
more.
A large number of New York merchants have been
! swindled by gang of confidence operators.
Gen. Burnside and others made speeches at the
Grant Soldiers and Sailors Convention at Pittsburgh
A farm laborer, near Columbus, Ohio, murdered the
superintendent of the farm, through Jealousy, and
then attempted to kill his own wife.
Horatik Seymour, the colored inmate who re-
Gently beaten by keeper at the Wards Island Luca-
tic Asylum, has died from his injuries.
Horace Greeley made number of speeches in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
William Forester identified in court by
sic teacher, who claims to have seen him enter Mr.
Nathan S house on the night of the murder.
Nerdicts rendered by the Coroners Jury
against the keeper in the Wards Island Lunatic Asy
lum, who is alleged to have murdered two patients
The suretles OF James Ii. 1ngersOl justified in
S500,o00 bail.
Lyman Tremian addressed an Administration rally
it Cooper Institute.
few members of the Tammanv Hall General
Committee who favor O'Brien will be expelled.
james Johnson of the Sub-Treasury is said to be
a detaulter to the amount of 100000.
The English cricketers defeated the American
Several members of the Tammany Committee in
New York were expelled for not supporting the Lib
era candidates.
Several heavy failures were annou need in WalI-ts
LATEST NEWS:
Snow fell at Sheffield England last Sunday.
Small Pox is prevailing aarmngIy in Peru and Chilli
In Santiago zoe die weekly out Of population of
100000 and 800 at Valparaiso out of Population of
Is 900.
Telegraphic Cable is to be laid between Brazil
and the Portuguese coast
Oscar, brother of the deceased King Charles XIV,
has succeeded to the throne of Sweden and Norway
The Emperor of Germany contemplates large re-
duction Of of the army occupying French territory
after the second payment of the indemnity.
O'Conor has written prigate letter in which he
says: 81 do accept the Louisville nomination The
New York Democratic State Convention has called
State Convention to meet at Albany Oct Sd. The
Day Book came out Friday morning for O'Con or &
Adams repudiating Greeley g. Brown Calls for
Straighout Conventions to nominate Candidates have
been issued in most of the Northern States.
The National government will commence procee-
dngs for the enforcement of penalties under the
Emgrant law against the steamers Donau and liber-
ia for bringing an excess of passengers from Havre
Hamburg and Bremen.