Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-08
General Ne : rtarns.

A French council of war is to investi-
gate siI the surrenders Of the late con-
flict.
The fires of the Tuileries and the Hotel
de Vile were still burning last night.
The martyrdom of John Huss was COM
memorated by the Bohemians of Glove
land, May 29th.
Cheek is appointed to die at Brookville.
Ind, OF Friday, September 1st, for the
murder of Mr.. Harrison
A well-laid plan for swindling Uncle
Sam out of the Marine Hospital property
in San Francisco has been unearthed.
Fire consumed lumber, pork, hams,
fruit, &c, to the value of about $135, 900,
in Bridgeport, Conn, on Sunday, May
28th.
The appropriation deadlock of last ses-
sion in the Ohio Legislature is reproduced
in the Massachusetts 4 ssembly.
The Far West has reached Fort Ben
ton. Indians attacked her once on her
voyage up the Missouri, iut did no special
damage.
The Bradley brothers have been grant
cd until Wednesday TO determine what
plea they will enter in the Express rob-
berry case.
Several of the nen taken alive from the
shaft at Pittston have since died, and it is
thought that none viii recover from their
injuries.
Farmer Matthews. residing near Lex
ington, Ohio. committed suicide. Insani-
ty was the cause, and drowning was the
method.
Secretary Boutwell, declines Jay Cookies
big offer for the residue of the new five
per cents. The bid was hampered with
too many conditions.
The Episcopal Methodists hold their
national camp-meeting at Round Lake,
n Y, again this year. the exercises last.
ing from July 4th to 18th.
A Belgian journal has a sensational re-
port that the malcontents of Paris who.
managed to escape are preparing for a rcd
instruction in Brussels.
The first daily paper printed in Virginia
was printed in 1850, and the subscription
was fifty dollars per annum.
Nineteen copies of Nashua, (N. H.
paper recently fell from lady's panier. on
Main street, in that city, and the editor
brags oft.
A contemporary says of very promi-
nent militia general, that Ibis sword was
never drawn bu. once-and then in q
rattle"
i Kendallville, Ind, grocer bought
magnificent roll of butter the other day.
and upon cutting it found about ter
pounds of good dairy salt slowed away in
the centre of il.
At Adrian there has been an anti-chig-
non party, at which no lady was to ap-
pear with any but her natural hair ss il
grew under penalty Of S5 cents.
A clever repartee is attributed to the
member from Monnondom in the new
Congress. A brother member asked him
how many wives he had. Enough to
keep me from running after other peo.
PIES" he promptly replied.
A fin-back whale thirty feet long put in
an appearance at Fin Island Inlet, New
York harbor, yesterday. 4 party of
I practiced harpooners have moved their
boat in that vicinity.
The North Missouri Railroad pays q
rental of one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars per annum for the use of the new
bridge over the Missouri River at St.
Charles.
The citizens of Delaware, Ono, have re-
solved an expression cf unqualified con-
demnation of the assault committed id
that city on Sunday by Geo. c. Baton on
Rev. DR.. Tombes, of the Baptist Church
The Democracy of Wayne County,
Ohio, denounce the departure business
most vigorously. They declare, in effect.
that the Montgomery. chute is full OF
dangerous snags and treacherous sand
bars that render it an unsafe channel for
the old hulk to sail IL
The Swiss Federal concludes that be.
fore the extradition of Communist refu-
gees can be granted from that country
there must be proof of ordinary crime.
Switzerland will be apt, under this ruling,
to acquire some valuable additions to her
population.
Governor General Sir John Young, Of
Canada, has assumed the right to ratify
the Treaty of Washington, in behalf of
the Dominion, without asking parlia-
mentary consent. His reasons Will not
be explained until after the Queen Of
England has ratified it, ard perhaps not
then
hO "OiiO QoCS SOuliuAcSiO0ci
Pleasonton has decided that Vanderbilt
must pay that five per cent. tax on the.
New York Central scrip dividends Of
1870 The convenient little amount of
81 Isl, 800 is the sum that the Collector
of the Fourteenth New York District is
structed to make requisition for.
Gov. Hoffman, of New York, has final
ly returned, unapproved, to the Secretary
of State, the Code Amendment Bill.
This bill, it was alleged, was one Of the
most iniquitous pieces of legislation ever
planned or perfected by the Tammany
Ring at Albany. The Bar of New York
protested vigorously against its appro-
val.
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