Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-06-27
News OF the Day.
Gov Flanders requires all OF his appoint
ees TO take the iron-ciad oath.

Gov Flanders requires all OF his appoint
ees to take the iron-ciad oath.
Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of
Agriculture, is dead.
The Boston and Worcester railroads
have been consolidated.
There has been disastrous flood at
LcaYenworth, Kansas.
o. p. Mason has been appointed Chief
Justice OF Nebraska. vice Judge Little dis
ceased.
The recent case of cholera reported in
New \ ork was mistake.
The PENNSYLVANIA State Agricultural So
ciety will hold its next fair at Pittsburgh
on the 24th of September.
Two disfranchised rebels were before the
United States Commissioner at Richmond
on the 10Th charged with registering.
A negro, having outraged young girl
in Shawneetown, Kansas, was taken by
mob and burned to death, on the 18th.
The damaged cable was restored at 6 z.
NJ. on the 14th, and connection is now per
feet though both cables.
The Department of State, at Washington,
has information that the Court Martial in
the case of Macmillan has been suspended
for the present.
Some rich developments arc coming to
light concerning some late high revenue
officials at Chicago, in consequence of a
suit instituted by George Anderson, late
Assistant Assessor Of Internal Revenue.
Compromises and penalties yield rich
harvest.
An examination Of the books of Alexan-
der Wiley, Treasurer of Allen county, has
developed the fact that he is defaulter to
the amount of thirty thousand dollars.
His securities, some of whom are among
the wealthiest citizens OF Fort Wayne,
have taken possession of the Office. and are
giving the matter thorough investigation.
1t is not known who is directly responsible,
but there seems to have been gross careless
ness somewhere. Mr.. Wiley claims that
he knows nothing about it, 1t is suppos-
ed full examination will corroborate his
statement, and reveal the guilty party. II
is said that Mr.. Wiley has been somewhat
dissipa,ed for the past twoyears, and the Of
flee has been managed by deputies.
We have report via New York that as
soon as Juarez heard of the pronuncia-
mento of tho Governor of Tampico in ia
vor of Santa Anna, he sent force against
that place, who attacked small garrison
and were repulsed with considerable loss
amid the cry OF "Vive Santa Annal" "Nive
la Republic" Juarez's forces retired to
Pannco, where they await reinforcements.
Hon. J. M. Thayer, United States SEN
ator from Nebraska, teiegraphs General
Grant that the report of General Buford in
relation to Indian Affairs is either a reck-
less Misrepresentation, or is piece OF
criminal stupidity, He says the attacks
from the Indians are barbarous and unpro-
voked.
Hon. Lewis D. Campbell, Minister to
Mexico, has resigned. 1t is said he
respectfully declined to go on hunt Tor
the liberal government in obedience to Or
ders from the Department of State. He
preferred to enjoy his annual pittance oil
81. 900 Gin gold) in the Crescent City.
Judge Rivers, of Texas, has decided the
civil rights bill unconstitutional, and retu-
sessto receive negro testimony. Other Judg-
ca in Texas have taken the same ground.
The facts have been reported to General
Sheridan, who will doubtless reconstruct
them.
General Sickles has asked to be relieved
from the command ofthe Southern District,
and have his conduct investigated. We
were not aware. that exceptions had been
taken to his administration of affairs.
A. II. Stewart has lately made a hand
some endowment to William and Mary
college.