Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The publisher of Ls Petite journal, the
penny Paris paper, has Just put up press
which prints GOO copies minute - 2
IL Lord Derby, on the advice of, his
physicians, has departed for Cannes, inthe
south of France, where he is to remain
until the end of May - 49, - - ...sss
J. :" Henry ingalls, says he has found q
printed play by Shakespeare called &c Aibu-
mazar." He courts Investigation" of his
alleged discovery. IL bears date 1915.
T. The Austrian Commissioner to the
Paris Exposition went heme BY the way
OF Abyssinis, was snapped up by King
Theodore, and is now a trunlpeter IN q
| regiment OF dragoons., : y, - -.
T. -Empress Eugene used TO be klQ0n as
the best looking and worst DR. ssed woman
in Europe. - She is no longer the best
looking, but she is known as the best,
dressed. IyE ~ as.rsLE sszsrssrsts - - -
Napoleon and General Dix are not on
! speaking terms. Napoleon is displeased
with the General because he said he had
doubts OF. the stability OF the Imperial
Government. =
+ The employees of the London under
ground railroad had a dinner the other
day, at which director made speech,
telling them to always bear 10 mind three
s's-signais, safety, sfrtlity. i'ss e, 9 - =,
Judy says, in relation TO certain de.
mauds that Peru is about to make Of
Great Britain, concerning ships of war
built in British waters for Spain, that il is
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ened by Peruvian bark. f.T1ar UE q u
! The exeeutionerof Madrid has assassl
mated his mietress. The European OPP o-
nents of the death penalty claim that this
event IS the most striking proof of the feet
that execution will not deter murderers
from shedding human blood. i
: -In England, On railway leading out
OF the city of Carlisle, a free passage is
given for seven years to any one who will
erect residence of the value Of $3.50, Ia
gold, near the line of the road. This is
done to increase the population of the Sec
ton through which it passes.
Napoleon travels in q train of nine
carriages. communicating with each other,
and containing parlor, dining room, study,
bedrooms, dressing-rooms, kitchen, wine
cellar, and apartments for the suite There
is also a conservatory, and a telegraph
connecting with the apartments of the
| members of his suite d .,ial..g ..Hif-t- 81
I -Beecher, who wrote an epic lately on
squeaking boots, would be made happy in
England, where the following advertise
ment mas appeared Reeds Noiseless
Boots are specially recommended TO cler-
gymen, medical men and barristars, reme-
dy being found to prevent that creaking
noise, so very Objectionable" -
The English talk of CONNECTING Lon.
don with bombay by railway. The whis-
tie Of the steam engine is to be heard
throughout the valley Of the Euphrates,
and from Constantinople to Aleppo, To
Bagdad and Bsssorah. The time of the
journey is set down at eleven days. This
is intended as an offset to our Pacific Rail-
road.
"A Paris newspaper states that the Office
of the United States legation in that city is
" overrun" with crowds of persons anxious
to emigratc 10 America so asto escape the
operation of the new army bill Having
heard of the German American Naturali-
zatlon treaty, the Frenchman seek TO OBJ
tain their papers as citizens of the Republic
before they leave home.
"A Prussian journal relates story of
a Jewish Congregation which determined
to present to its Rabbi a trn Of wine, in
token OF their respect and love Each was
to bring bottle and pour the contents
into the receptacle. After the plan had
been carried out, the cesk was tapped and
found to be filed with pure water Each
one of the donors had conceived the idea
that In such quantity g single bottle
would not be detected, and the result was
as stated.
An English paper publishes an adyer-
tisement addressed "TO .COniect .oners,"
Offering several cwt. of orange peel"
which the advertiser assures confectioners
ne can furnish on unusually advantageous
terms, because he has g the sweepings OF
all the metropolitan theatres and places of
amusement" OF course, the particular
sweepings have gone into marnslade and
plumcake, and made Otherwise acceptable
to the British palate.
The railway rolling stock CT Great
Britain, ii ranged in line, would be head
ed by about 80 miles Of locomotives and
tenders, about 100 miles OF carriages, and
$50 miles OF freight, gravel, cattle and mis-
cellaneous cars. On the British railroads
last y ear, the amount expended upon loco
motive power was 1898 per cent. of the
working expenditure. For maintenance
of way and works the expense was Is Is
per cent. Of the working expenditure for
repairs on cars, S1S per cent. The total
expenditure under all heads was 10 per
cent. Fa-Rfrf4f9 - srft1r
A great number Of the inhabitants Of
Arpajon, France, were gathered together in
new church, few weeks ago, 70 hesr the
sermon ora Capucbin monk. Suddenly
a cracking was heard, and the pulpit, sup
ported only. by q seaiioidlng, ieilin with
crash, Bringing down With it tic reverend
occupant, who was stunned by the shock.
A general panic ensued, and a rush was
made 70 the doors of tie church by the
congregation, when the accumulated pres
grown up person were crushed to death
and fourteen previously injured beside
five children were tgampled to death and
ten others more or less injured.
The Methodist Tines, an English pa
per, has the following about the home of
Spurgeon: The domestic career of Dir.
Spurgeon becomes exceedingly interesting
when NE learn that he finds in the Object
OF his choice one who truly sympalhizes
with him in. all his efforts, one who Is
equally anxious to do good, and one who
has made great sacrifices to help on the
work Of the Lord. Their only children
twin sons-abour eleven years of age, are
at the present time studying in the Metro
politan Tabernacle College, and it is the
earnest prayer not only of their Parents,
but OF thousands, that both may be the
subjects of distinguishing grace; that
botn may be endowed with talents sui,a-
hfn for n WI nj IN nm nj has
both may be made as useful as their hon
ored father. That they have some good
in their youthful hearts may be gathered
from the following: Wien Mr.. and Mrs.
Spurgeon had departed last year on their
| SIMMER tnur the hnys entered irfn cor,