The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-01
FOE.ElGN NEWS.

There wus great rejoicing in Spain
over the escape of the King and Queen.
The assailants of King Amadeus are sup
posed to be the hired instruments Of a
political conspiracy. The King is said to
| have had previous warning OF his dan
F, ger.
| Asiatic cholera is prevailing in NAL
| ignaat form In Russia
The proceedings of the Geneva Tribu
nal are to be conducted In profound Sc
crccy.
Political disturbance have occurred at
Marseilles, France.
The Geneva Tribunal has been consid-
ering the case of The Florida
The question of the expulsion OF the
| Jesuits was discussed in the British
House of Commons.
The railway porters a. Liverpool have
struck work.
President Theirs has triumphed on
the question of taxation.
! The Mexican Government has taken
| vigorous measures for the suppression of
kidnapping.
/ New EN- mbarrassments have arisen be
fore the Geneva Board on account OF the
| evidence showing anImus on the part OF
| Great Baitain. The Tribunal still main
tains tie s:rlctest secrecy
French coal miners on strike attacked
detachment of troops, and were repul-
sed.
Three more Communists were shot at
Satory.
Catacazy has been dismissed from the
Russian diplomatic service.
Fourteen mcmbers of the Fannie ex-
pedition to Cuba were killed by the
| Spaniards.
DR.. Livingstone has written a letter to
the editor of The Herald. s9
| The French Government is making Wig
orous efforts to repress dlsord srs among
the miners. The tariff bill has passed
the French Assembly. .ea.s
| 1t is reported that the friendly rela-
tions between the American Minister and
the Spanish Government have been re-
| stored.
HOME NEWS.
| The Erie Directors have brought suit
against the Jefferson Railroad Company.
Jay Gould, and others to break up con.
tracts made by the old Board Of Direc
tors.
A Grant mass meeting was held at
Greensboro, N. G.
Two girls were buried by the caving oi
coal mine in Pennsy lyania.
| The Wiiliamsport labor riot was sup
pressed.
Alderman McMullin of Philadelphia
was shot by recently pardoned convict
| Senator Conkling addressed large Grant
ratii cation meeting at Cooper Institute
A Brooklyn Commissioner of Public
Chart ieswas stabbed by an ex-Assem-
byman.
| The Amherst crew won the University
race at the college regatta.
| The Erie repair shops in Jersey City
were burned, causing loss of 81 900,
| 900.
| Judge Bernard has arrived at Sarato
ga. where his trial is going on rapidly
Destructive fires occurred in Roches
ter, New York Brook lyn and Philadelphia
lately.
Trouble is apprehended among the In
dians.
1t is rumored that an effort will be
made to release Edward S. Stokes OF
| BAIL
Hon. j. Davis, the present Democra
tic Congressman from West Virginia, ta
! kes bold ground against Greeley and the
new State constitution.
Alex Meggett. a leader of the Demo
cratic party in this Northern part of the
State, is out for Grant. Like thousands
of Democrats of Wisconsin he cannot
swallow the little pill of Greeleyism.
OF the twenty-seven Republican pa
pers in Missouri that went with Gratz
Brown and Schurz fnr State Reforn, al
bat one (Schurz's S paper) arc out-and Out
| for Grant. @
Two Democratic members Of the Ken
tucky Legislature have declared for Grant
as against Greeley.
The New York Democratic and A6ea0
Zeituag. Liberal Republican. came out
on Saturday for Grant and Wilson.
Over seven hundred persons signed a
csll for meeting to organize Grant
Club at Madison. among which were ma
ny Democrats The Club war organized
las. Saturday.
The principal trouble with the Demo
cracy, now, is to find one single item to
denounce in the Administration srecord.
which Mr.. Horace Greeley in his better
days did not urge vehemently. They are
sweating over his problem, fearfully.