Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11
NEWS oF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.


 GrSat Brit0in.-The Fourth of July was generally celebrated in the European capitals. sss.. t4e. ....-- -..--s .te
 The trial of the English iron-clad Glat- ton resulted favorably. =.
 FrGnce.-The opposition to President Thiers seems to be losing strength
 A Royahst conspiracy against the French Republic was repoEsed but sfteE- ward denied. --1
 Marshal Forey was buried with great state m Paris on June M. --- i@L4
 The debate on the bill imposing Q tax on raw materials is still in progress in the National Assembly of France.
 The French National Assembly kaaTati- fled the evacuation treaty.
 General Trochu has resigned his seat in the French National Assembly. a-
 It is rumored that Victor Hugo has se- cured a communication of Roehefort's sen tence. E.e e l8
 Two more Communists have been exc cuted at Satory. [. - E
 Spain.-The Archbishop of Madrid is reported dead.
 Minister Sickles announces that Dr. Houard's discharge has been ordered.
 A new Political Governor of Havana has been appointed. sa E...s asssss sls5- 2
 The Spanish Republicans have resolved to take part in the election, Aug 24.s I Ea
 Geymaug.-The German Emperor has appointed three law officers to report on the San Juan boundary question.
 HGly.-The AFchbishhop of Naples has advised the clergy, to use their influence in the coming elections.
 IHrkey.--One thousand houses were burned in Constantinople, last week. 'SsA
 SOatthern America. The steamer Fan nie has been burned, her cargo Acap- tured by the Spaniards, and her crew has returned to Key Vest 70 ,2Fessss .. The war between Salvador and Hon. duras is reported tO have termipateds
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 Strikes are reported in PsnnsylYania and Michigan. s..,..,/, :, .~.-..,
 Ground was broken for the North Pa cific Railroad, at Sancelite, opposite San Francisco, on Monday. ..,-g,.,-,. ,..,.,.. s .. A complimentary dinner was given to the French Band, at Boston, on Saturday afternoon. s9@e@ = sE
 A woman fell outofs hotel window at vas wssRinIssPn hiIIss P o2 ep the fourth b @ and |
 The Tribune denies the Times report that the approaching, Erie election will put that railroad under Vanderbilt's con The English Grenadier Band sailed for home on Saturday. ..--. Twenty-fse RapubateaSs nswspSpers in Pennsylvania are earnestly opposing Hart ranftss election E&sSS ss1 Es.s SS Es s /; A retired methodist minister shot Q boy dead in his garden Sunday afternoon.
 A crazy woman killed her daughter in New York, Friday. s~ .' The story of Q :Woman's pointing a pis- tOl at man in an .antisS fEfa6e meeting 1t San Francisco, last week, is contradicted. Three men were struck dead by light hing m- Boston harbor, Yhursdag k ~ W Ten lives were lost by 2 fire in. a. coal mine at Limanyille. Ohio. on Wednesdav St Lorlis doctor killed hifnself , Thursday. 1sl77ss T aS- - --s-'-'' - -s5 At E ssynour, i Indiana. on, WVednesdav 'venlng, the clothes of severa1 little girls were set on ire hy the dropping of ker- 'sene lamp and three of them were fatally 'u.lels - C a N @4SI Ga lA H Charles Francis Adams, Jr., delivered a Fourth of July oration at Boston, on the Regattas were held at Boston, RufEkl6, md elsewhere, on the Fourth. sa
 The Jubilee closing concerts were thinly attended. nzaSk
 Important gold discoveries have been made 4ads in the vicinity of Perlsy 2 PHsh A Case Of Asiatio cholera was rapoffsa n New York, last week. as = A man killed his wife in Ne@ York, Thursday.