The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-06-06
F0EEiGN NEWS.

A new Ministry has been formed in
Spain by Admiral Topete.
Three Communists have been executed
in France.
A revolutionist victory is reported
from Mexico.
The British Government has been in-
formed OF the action of the senate on
the Alabama question.
Gen. Uhrich has been retired from
active service in the French army.
Gen. Trochu charges the Bonapartes
with the corruption in the army.
Destructive foods have occurred in the
vicinity Of Prague, Bohemia.
The steamer Edgar Stuart has escaped
from the Amirican and Spanish gunboats
and appeared OF TIE coast Of Cuba.
Grave political complications are re-
ported from Spain.
Mr.. I. Hughes has protested in the
British House OF Commons against horse
racing.
IEostilities have been renewed in Cuba.
The steamers CaInbrian AMI Emperor
have been wrecked On the coast Of Nova
Scotia
Cremorne was the winner Of the Der.
by races.
The Spaniards are dissatisfied with
Gen. Selrano' 5 lenient treatment Of the
captured Carlists.
| Marshal Serrano has resigned his
| military command.
Quiet has been restored in the Span
ish Cortes.
The U. s. Senate approved of the
| Supplemental Article to tie Washington
Treaty, and adopted a resolution adyis-
| ing the President to resume negotiations
on that basis.
A large amount of military records
have disappeared from the War depart
ment.
The so called Ku- Klux bill was defeat.
ed in the House by large vote.
In the House, the bill for the better
security OF bank reserves was passed.
In the Z. S. Senate the Tariff and Tax
bill vas passed, with amendments.
Mr.. Sumner spoke at great length
in Yindication Of his course In the SEN
ate, and in criticising the acts of the
Administration.
In the House, large number of un-
important bills were passed. The HOUSE
refused to take the Ku-Klux bill from
the Speakers table by vote of Y eas,
no; Nays, 95-less than two-thirds in
the affirmative.
A large body OF hostile Indians have
announced their intention to dispute the
further progress Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad.
Twelve vessels of the Newfoundland
sealing feet have been lost.
A tornado has caused considerable
damage in Nebraska.
i foods in Missouri have caused i'm
mense damage.
A meeting of Free Traders at Steinway
Hail adopted resolutions IN favor OF
new Presidential movement.
The Special Committee on the Book
Concern frauds presented an important
report, sustaining charges made by Dr.
Lanahau, which was adopted unanimous
ly.
The monthly debt statement will show a
decrease OF 81, 900, 600.
i Gen. Howard pronounces the Apache
Indians intrsctable, and advices Gen.
Croock to take vigorous measures against
them.
4 The crop reports from Illinois and
Iowa foTesbadow an average yield.
The sianderous speech against Pres
ident Grant by Senator Summer has been
answered by Senators Carpenter and
Logan convicting Sumner OF talsehood
In his statements.
Greeleyites call Schurz traitor bo-
cause he avoids any allusion TO Greeley
or speaks a word which can be construed
). favoriug the Cincinnati ticket.
NewsforPhiladelph reports that Pres
Grant will be nominated by acciamatior
and Colfax be the nominee for flee-Pr
RI ident.