Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-04-25

Nashville, Tenn, $I50,O00 Memphis,
5000 900. The following places are to fur
nish the site C~ovington, KY, 100000;
Montgomery, Ala, $75 900 Austin, Tex,
800 900 Lynchburg, Va, $4,000 Dun
kirk, N. Y, $4,000.
AUTHENTIC information has been received
at Washington from st. Petersburg, to the
effect that Catacazy's justification of himself
had been considered attentively in the
Council of the Empire. He is utterly dis
graced, and has left st. Petersburg for Paris,
will a pension of 5000 rubles per anaurn.
This pension is SO settled that it will be
Withdrawn if Catacazy makes any publica-
House Committee on Appropriations has
voted to recommend 1925 900 for the coast
survey, the entire amount asked for.
TIE Board of Al pitration under the Treaty
of Washington, assembled at Geneva on
Monday, and held a brief session. The
counter cases of the British and American
Governments were presented and the Board
adjourned ......A Dublin letter to the Lon
pom Times says that the emissaries of the
lnternationals who made a descent on the
Irish coast at Dublin and Cork, with the
view of establishing branches in that island,
met with a more Encouraging reception in
the former city than in the latter. Though
a small branch had been actually formed in
Dublin some little time ago, it was after
ward impossible to convene it, and even
when an attempt at an assemblage was
made, those who were in attendance avowed
their purpose of repudiating the hellish as
ISOLATION. The caller of the meeting did not
put in an appearanca.-..The French squad
ron is preparing to lombard Tomatar, on
the east coast of Madagascar, on account of
the i'll treatment of the French residents by
the natives.
A named Nichols, who resided
| with his family on Maiden Fill, a suburb
of London, on Monday night murdered all
his children, four in number, and then COM
nlitted suicide. 1t is not known what
prompted the man to commit this terrible
act, though it is believed he was insane.....
Theirs has written to King Amadeus declar-
ing that no power, not excepting Italy, is
more interested than France in the CONSOLE
dalton of the dynastic institutions of Spain.
A SPECIAL from London, dated the 10Th,
says: "The arbitration at Geneva is at a
complete standstill until the reply is re-
! ceived from Washington to the English pro-
test. The nature of the protest inspires lit
tie hope of the success of future negotia-
| tions.".....The Court of the Queens Bench
has granted 8 rule requiring the Attorney
| General, Sir John Duke Coleridge, to show
| why the claimant of the Tichborne estates
| has not been admitted to bail.....Chas
| Reade, the ~well-known author and dramat-
L ISL, mas dnnOuuCou Ills luteuIHOu 10 prose-
! cute FIVE journals for a libel which he al
| Ieges was embodied in several unfavorable
| criticisms upon his play entitled Shelley
| Shelley."--..A band of marauders lately
| entered the village of Mancha, Spain, and
| seized 5000 reals belonging to the munich
| pal funds. The commander of the band
| gave the town authorities a receipt for the
/ money, to which he signed his NAM as
"Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Ar
| mics of Don Carlos"
THE first japanese fair, under the direc-
| ton of the Government, will take place at
the sacred city of Kiotto on the 10th of
April, lasting fifty days. Foreigners are al
lowed to visit the city and suburbs for a
period of sixty-four days, enabling them to
show their manufactures. This is consid-
cred the virtual abandonment of their ex-
elusive policy, and one of the results from
the visit of Iwakura to America--...General
Sherman, Colonel Andenreid, and Lieut..
Grant have started from Constantinople for
a tour through Russia.