Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26
Miteral point Gribulte.
W. II. BENNETT, Publisher.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,.
THE NEWS.
Great Loss Of Life in the Medi-
terranean Sea.
Election of a King Of the Sand
witch Islands.
Reported Outrage by II Mob in
Mexico.
Burial of Senator Summers Remains
Autopsy of the 1ody.
aunch of the Second Largest
Steamer in the World.
Woodruff and ClafIlin Declared 81 Not
Guilty" Of Libel.
The Temperance Movement in Chicago
Disorderly Proceedings.
aunch of the Second Largest
Steamer in the World.
Woodruff and ClafIlin Declared Not
Guilty" Of Libel.
The Temperance Movement in Chicago
Disorderly Proceedings.
Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc.
FOR EIGN

FOREIGN.
The London Liberal journals OF the 18th
contained highly eulogistic notices OF the late
Charles Sumner.
dispatch from Berlin on the l4th says the
German Reichstag had defeated the Govern
ment proposition fixing the strength OF the
army on an effective peace footing AT 4ol ,oos
men. The National Liberals proposed to fix
the minimum strength OF the army at 3eoOoO.
A large number of French citizens assembled
at Chiselhurst, England, on the 10th, to cele-
brate the eighteenth anniversary OF the birth
of the Prince Imperial The Duke OF faaua
congratulated him upon his attaining MS
majority and the Prince made suitable reply,
and in conclusion said: despite the conf
dense inspired by the loyalty OF President
MacMahon, an Irresistible current OF public
opinion has pronounced in favor of the
plcbiscte am ready to accept its verdict
A London dispatch of the 10th says Gen,
Wolseey would bring home the remains OF
DR.. Livingstone.
According to a cable telegram of the 10th
the ship Laconia, from Alexandria (Egypt Tor
Algers, with 27S pilgrims who were returning
from Mecca, encountered terrific gale In the
Mediterranean. One huge wave washed over
board 1T of the pilgrims, and they were
drowned
The following telegram was sent by the AS
ISOLATED Press on the morning Of the 18th.
1t bears date "City of Mexico, March TO-"
"a fearful outrage was pe,petrated by mob
at Ahualulco, in the State OF Jalisco, last
Sunday. In the morning priest delivered an
inceudiary sermon, in the course of which he
advocated determination of the Professionals.
This so excited his hearers that an armed
mob OF 200 persons gathered in the evening,
and proceeded to The residence of the Rev.
John Stevens, Congregational minister
sent out by the Boston Board of
Foreign Missions. With cries Of Long live
the priests 7 hey broke into the house and,
scizing the clergyman, smashed his head to
jelly, and chopped his body into pieces, They
aferward sacked the house and carried of
everything Of value. After much delay the
riot was suppressed by the local authorities"
correspondent of the Daily NcoS, pub
lished in London on the nth, says that in the
Tirhoot district in India 100000 natives, all of
them furnishing for want OF food, had applied
to the Government for assistance The cor
respondent adds that one-half the population
will die If adequate relief be not afforded.
According to Vienna dispatch of the 18th
the Catholic Bishops in the Reichsrath had
threatened TO withdraw II the passage of the
ecclesiastical bills was pressed
A dispatch to a London paper from Central
Asia represents that anarchy reigns in Khiya,
At a meeting of Louisiana bond holders held
in London on the 18th resolutions were
adopted denouncing the funding bill passed at
The late session of the Louisiana Legislature
as arbitrary, unjust and iniudicious, and cal.
culated to shake confidence in all American
securities. Resolutions were also adopted to
take measures to resist the carrying into effect
the provisions of the act
A Bayonne telegram of the 18th SAYS the
Carlsts had entered Olot without opposition.
According TO latest Sandwich Island reports
Prince Kalakeua had been elected King of
Hawaii, to succeed the late Lunailo. When
his election was known there was Il serious
riot by mob OF Queen Emma's adhereuts,
which was only quellcd by the intervention of
United States and British marines. One OF the
members of the Assembly WAS killed and sew
eral were badly injured
A Berlin dispatch of the 18th announces the
death of Johann Heinrich Maedler, the we'll
known German astronomer.
According to mail reports from RIO Janeiro
Of the 23d of February, Gen, Mitre had been
elected President OF the Argentine Republic
II was thought that o rupture between the
Republic and Chill was imminent
Upon the reassemhling OF the English Par
lament on the 18TH, shortly after opening, the
members of the House OF Commons were
summoned 10 the Chamber Of Peers to hear
the Queens speech read Suitable addresses
In response were made Ivy both Houses
The Fusleers arrived at London from the
Gold Coast on the 18th.
According to q Havana dispatch OF the 10th
the Commission investigating the affairs of
the Bank OF Havana had ascertaned that there