The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-30


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MADRIB, Oct. 24.-ii,e Insurgents Of
Cartagena have resolved to aru ;,iercl:unt
vessels captured by th.ai::
ROME, Oet. ri. : Baron l'enelio. clars-
Ell alth tt4a settl ::neut ct ;lio ,.Inti-s be-
, tNeen ,be ChuEci and state a.5ho.j,i.s
| "a Brazil has arrived IL Ih.s sisy. lie
proceeded io TIE Fa:ia.;s. 10 day aa.! ;.re-
septe,l ms cce,iesiiii,!s Is, the Pope
PARIS. Oct 2G thirty former Depu-
tie. O: 4! !saca aud lorraine have signed
al. address - thn Aszemi,iI in favor Of
! the Rep.5l;e
| .Ii;isseF NaShbnana Consul General
liea,ie, L. u F.atl Esl oi New Y ork,
NJ. e'!crick passy Secretary vi the
Ere rctl Peace Saciesy, aud others. met
here today and discussed propositions
.id dove, 81 tile jurisdiction Congress Of
brussels, lhs conference was falipvei
~ . dinner. at which a toast to the
tiienaship ri France and the United
Sa,ec vas enthusiastically received
i-is,s radie ii f,:i;ub!cai. Journal i. j venir
-Aa;a3tAi, i'as ijean scla-! is.r publishing
an article liieutjy i,oslit= ~ Count de
Cham bol6
b !, pse;,..s of i uapart-1 deputies.
Lts-t.ay'. % >!sH;-ot i doc4l3;.i!t protesting
against the schemes Tor restoration of
rnonarchy.
| LONDON, Oct. pa meeting was
held at Black heath. to-day. IN favor o!
amnesty of tenian convicts. Six thousand
people were present The affair passed
of quietly.
LONDON, Oct. 27-6 A. M.-Rev. DR..
Parker, one of the delegates to the
Evangelical Alliance at New York, has
returned home. He preached at Exeter
Hail last night, and spoke in the highest
terms of the institutions and resources
| of the United States.
MADRID, Oct 26.-The Government
fleet arrived off Cartagena on Thursday
last, and formed in line of battle The
forts opened fire on it without effect.
The insurgent vessels remained inside
the harbor. An engagement was ex-
pected on the following day.
| The impartial says the 1nsIlrgent Jun
ia demand ransom of $4,000 each for
| the merchantmen captured by their feet
| ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. PA dispatch
| from Central Asia, brings intelligence OF
/ frightful scenes In Khiva Upon the
evacuation of that city by the Russian
| troops, the Goumads revolted and plun-
| dered and destroyed the town. In ad-
dhtIon to these excesses, the Usoetks
| slaughtered sixteen hundred of emanci-
| pated persons. The Khan sent to Gen.
Kaufman, asking assistance to restore
| order, but it is not known what answer
was made.
| HAVANA, Oct 26.-The brig CASTELAR,.
| arrived at Saguethe, reports having
picked up, on the 18th inst, a man who
is the sole survivor of the crew of the
| English brig Sarry from Fortune Island
| for Boston, salt laden, which founderad
| at sea.
| sSGENEvA, Switzerland, Oct. 26.-The
three cures recently chosen by the Ola
| Catholics in this city, were formally III
stalled.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The elections for
municipal officers fin several places ves-
terday, generally resulted In Republican
| successes.
New York, Oct. GA letter from
Berlin shows that, that city has not only
been affected by the American panic.
| but is preparing for one of it's own rlnin-
terrupt3d scandals on tie course. irregu-
larlty and insecurity OF every branch of
business. Prodigalitv aud waste among
the middle classes. great suffering among
the poor, a swelling tide of emigration,
and all forms Of pecuniary distress hang
over the city, and all said to be owing to
nothing less than specie imitation,
| October, 30.--king John, OF Saxony.
| Is dead and his eldest son assumed the |
succession yesterday
| New YoRK, Oct. 27.-Tha Baltic Ga
| zette says the Russian Government has
been Obliged tc order aslegta among the
Roiaan Catholic clergy in the diocese OF
Chelm. A vast political religious con-
I spIracy has been discovered among the |
clergy.
GLASGOW, Oct. 27.-rhsre are no lid
lnga Gf the steamship Ismalea. nearly |
one month out from New York. Those
immediately interested fear that the |
vessel is lost.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-The Intrana;gente
vessels OBTAINED twenty million reals by |
piundeilng merchantmen off Valencia
ROME, Oct 27.-The Jes;,its will emit |
their establishments III Rome. Novenos
Der "a, ana nearly all go to private |
houses. The General of the society nro- !
| ceetts to Belgium.
HAVANA, Oct. PA telegram from
Spain announces that the Government |
ls getting steam transports ready to
carry 00o9 mere troops to Cuba before |
the Both of November.
PARIS, Oct tS.-In the RazaiEe trial |
to-day the testimony given related to
communication between Metz and Chal- |
ons. 10 facts Of Importance were ell |
cited,
Nj. Lefegre, managing editor of The |
kappel, was tried yesterday on a charoa
OF participating in the acts OF the Com |
| mune and acquitted,
Inc government hes prohibited the
circulation Ia France OF The Vienna
Nau Free Presse because it has publish
ed attaofs on President McMahon.
LoNDoN, Oct 2S.-An accident oc-
Cured to-day on the Metropolitan Uh-
foreground Railroad, by Whioh three
persons were killed.
So1.le laeEoantiise failures are anno,,nc-
ea to-day III the city.
Several agrarian outraees vera SOM
niitted in ireland during the past weeIy
The telagrapilie cal.ie between Annoy
and Shanghai has been repaired, and
communication reopaned.
BERLIN, Oct Is "A ire last o,oht
causes. the Ioss Of :. e., 100 flhes.ter.
n the ia'e.s l-ilngary s1eet:als for the
Lantttag tie E'gQa ressives have been
| successful n ttiia CITY. The Liberals
Aavo carried Maadebl-y. Wieshaden
kenigsberg, Frfurt, Cassel, Kiel Fl.
heEfeid and Stettin by decisive pnaiori-
ties, and achieved partial ssttccesses in
Cologne and F5,lda, The Ciericals have
carried Munster.
aoSae, Cc-. z5.-A law for the reor-
gahlzation OF the Italian army was pro-
mulgated to-day. The strength of the
army ON q peace iocsisine is fixed at 214-
0Q3. - --->~'' 90 -
LONDON, Oct 2S.-A special from Con-
| stantlnople announces that an Ambassa-
dor from Austria has arrived in that CITY
with instructions to bring about an
amicable settlement of differences be-
tween the two governments growing out
Or the conduct OF the Austrian consul in
Bosnia
HAVANA, Oct 28.-A telegram from
the Central Departments reports an en-
counter OF Spanish troops with band
of insurgents under command of Ian
gulla. The former captured two pris- /!
oners and some cattle.
The True DisEi' es.ou