The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-12

died of cancer. There is general mourn
ing in Denmark. Deputntion. from var
ious parts of the corntry and elsewhere in
Europe will attend the funeral
Aug. 5.--France.-Tke action to night
by the publishers of Napoleon's life OF
Caezar against the author heirs, in which
the plaintiff claimed l07 200 fracs indemnity
for losses sustained in consequence Of the
non completion of the work, hus been dis.
| missed with costs
Aug. 5.--Great Britain.-The celebra-
ton Of the hundredth anniversary birth
day of Daniel O'Conncll began here to-day,
and will be continued three days. This
morning solemn religious ceremonial was
held in the Cathedral, ut which CarInal
Manning oficiated, assisted By Irish and
other Catholic prelates. This afternoon
the cratorlo of Elijah is to be sung III the
Exhibition Palace, and in the evening a
concert of Irish music will take place in
| the building, when Il centenary ode will be
recited. The houses are decorated with
banners, garlands and wreaths. There is
is n great display of green.
Aug. Gin the international shooting
match at Stuttgart to-day, Fred Kramer,
of Baltimore, won the silver goblet.
Anp f-Srain.-The Official Gazette
will soon publish ministerial decree, up
pointing commissioner for Spain to the
Philadelphia Exhibition.
Aug. 6.-The Committee of Appeal has
confirmed the judgment by which Courbert,
the artist, was orded to pay the cost of
restoring the Nerdome Column.
Aug. 9.-Cuba.-The cargo of the Brit
lsh vessel pursued in Uaptien waters by
the Spanish gunboat, and embarsoed by
the Consul Of Spain in HaytI, was taken
by Il Spanish man-o..War to Havana. The
Diaro thanks the British Consul. General
IN liayti, for his good offices 10 the ati lir.
Aug. .. -Great Brisain.-Numerous
amendments having been made in the Com
mons to the shipping bill introduced in the
House OF Commons by Sir Charles Adder.
ly' the bill passed this evening without
DIVISION Eighteen additional cotton mills
involved in the Oldham strike have closed
their doors, and the number OF operatives
IDLE Is Increased to 10000.
Aug. France. Veto Hugo welcom-
ed the American Rifle Team to his resi-
derce last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rains in diff
lerent parts of France, especially in the
basin of the Rhine, threaten "a Hood at
Lyons.
Aug. misunderstanding to accounts
rom Damacus to the 23d Of July, cholera
Vas raging there. Four hundred cases
we're reported daily, but the real number
Vas concealed. L he Christian quarter
ire deserted. Sudden deaths occur in the
tteets. There are no physicians, medic
hes, or supplies. The disease is also bad
t Antioch, Hannah, and Saljah, and a.
nong the Druses the mission schools are
re closed and the children have dispense Z.
Aug. THE third and last day of the |
CELEBRATION of the O'Connel centenary was
iven up to .cstivity, excursions, boat IA
cs, and other sports. This evening the !
antata of st. Patrick ct Tara, will be CIV
u in Exhibition Palace, and there will be
display Of fireworks.
A serious riot occurred in Glasgow yes
erday, between Orangcmen and Home
llcrs, during the O'Counell celebration.
i've policemen were injured and fifty ar
ests were mad dc. The rioting was renew
edto- night.
An additional hundred thousand dollars
specie are recovered from the wreck Of the
chiler.
Aug S.-Capt. Borssrdus, the American
iseon shooter, aas defeated Rcmll easily.
Au. s. Ceatral Isia. Dispatches from.
entral Asia report that revolution has
roken ont in khokan. The Khan has
ID, and lis forces have 10 ined the insur-
hts.
Aug g. Great Blitaia-The death is
of VIM Boyle Bernard, the dram
list, born in lS0S, in Boston, Mass.
Aug. 9. -lIerzecoyina.-Scl avonia ac- !
uuts of the Aerzescvinian revolution rep e
sents that the insurgents have defeated '
e Turks in several encounters and wound. i
Selim paeha. q