The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

has about arrived, and those Indians who
have been invited to accept the olive ranch
of peace and refused, will be taught that
the strong arm of the Government will
reach the very last scoundrel of them who
may have been implicated l. the late out
RACES. The patience of the President is well
nigh exhausted, and the late outrages nave
been SO severely commented on by the press
throughout the country that our citizens are
prepared for the most stringent enforcement
of law and order, ever at the
mouth. A little East India Justice would DC
useful at this time, and whether the muir
derous wretches are blown from the mouth
OF cannon or slaughtered in the held, IL Is
of little consequence to the world at large:
Certainly the interests OF civilization would
not suffer if the entire savage tribes were
exterminated."
TIE Bureau of Education has been collect
ing some almshouse statistics, from which it
appears that the average cost of keeping
paupers is SIP per annum, and that on an
average they are kept ten and a half years.
In some of the States it costs $500 per an
mum TO keep paupers--..Although (says a
Washington telegram) it is thought at the
Indian Bureau that there is no danger Of an
Indian war, official advices, in which the
President shares, show that serious hostil-
tiles are probable at a very early day along
the whole Indian line. Another delegation
of savages, representing the Kiowas, Com
apches, Arapahoes, C~heyennes and Wichitas,
and mum bering some forty warriors, Will
soon start from the Indian Territory for
Washington, under the escort of Indian
Agent, Tatem.
ACCORDING to the last monthly report OF
the Department of Agriculture, the cotton
crop of 1872 promises q small increase over
the yield of last year.
Postmaster GENERAL CREswELL, in his
forthcoming report, will urge upon Congress
the adoption Of the postal telegram system
......It is rumored thai trouble is brewing
between the United States and Mexico,
growing out of the Rio Grande ~outrages, and
it is said if the latter Government does net
soon evince a disposition to ect in better
faith an open rupture will take place.
Foreign.
Edmund ABOUT, the popular French author,
has ueen arrested at Strasburg by the Ger
mans. 1t is thought that Edmund's pen has
wrought the mischief......King Amadeus
| mas again fuuOuuCcu his uctcIHlQdtlOn W
put down the instruction in Cuba......Th
Journal de "a Marine states that on tie goth
August a special train passed the station ci
Chalvus, carrying 800 million francs, the
payment of which isl TO insure the prompt
evacuation of the Department of La Marine
| and the Haute Marine. The train was drawn
by two locomotives, and was composed Of Is
wagons laden with 80 millions of thalers
III is reported from London that the Czal
of Russia will demand the abrogation of the
Treaty of Paris, for the purpose of co-operat.
ing with Austria and Prussia. Per contra
it is reported at Brussels that the Gear will
do no such hing.-..Pr President Theirs visited
the United States frigate Shenandoah, al
Trouville, recently, and complimented hel
commander on the excellent condition Of hi
ship and the fine discipline of the
1t being announced in Birmingham, En-
gland, that Prince Arthur would visit tina,
city shortly, the Republican Club, located
there, protests against the defraying of the
expenses of the reception out of the public
moneys, claiming that this practice is not in
accordance with the spirit Of the age.
AsEsrs of the Cuban Junta are in London
arranging for q $40, 900 900 loan for the pur-
chase of army supplies......The arrest o.
Edmund About, the French author, by the
German authorities, creates considerable
excitement throughout France, and the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs has asked
an explanation of the matter from the Prus.
sian Government.....The London Inter.
nationalists have adopted a platform favor
Ing universal stuff age by ballot for Legis.
lative and Ministerial offices compulsory
and gratuitous common school education
the disarmament Of standing armies, and
the abolition of indirect taxes-....German
emigrants are again threatened by the I'm.
perial Government, which is about to estab.
lish a strict surveillance to prevent persons
owing military service from leaving the
country. Thus far the action of the authori.
ties has had little effect upon the tide o.
objectionable English Tory press We.
hemently denounce the decision of the
Geneva Arbitrator. The Princess Beatrice
the fifth and only unmarried daughter o
Queen Victoria, is betrothed TO the Marqui.
of Stafford. The Princess is Is and the Mar
quis 22.~..The sentence of seven of the ter
Communis 8 condemned 10 death for tn
assassination of hostages have been com
muted to imprisonment.......In his opening
address to the Austrian Reichsrath, tht
President, referring to the Imperial convo
cation at Berlin, said the understanding
there arrived at was a certain guarantee o
the peace of Europe for some years to come
rs' hO 1ooiah hin VI lAh
has resigned, in consequence of q disagree
ment with Bismarck.
A DISPATCH to the New York Herald from
Bombay says letters have been receives
from DR.. Livingstone, dated July l, 1872
He was still at ~Unyanyembe, was we'll, an,
waiting the arrival of stan:ey's second ex
pedition.-..The work of executing Commu
nists still goes bravely on in France-thre,
more of them, condemned for murderin,
hostages, having just been shot on tn
bloody held of sartory......Cholera is ragipj
with great violence in Persia. In BokRarI
the people are dying at the rate of l 900
day---.Edmund About, who has INQUIRE,
the displeasure Of the German military au
thorities at Strasbourg, is to be tried b,
court-martial -...Senator Sumner has arrive,
in London, much improved in health. ..... TIL,
British Tory journals continue their on
slaughts on the Geneva Arbitrators.... .
Thomas Hughes, M. P. {" Tom Brown, o
Rugby"), recently attempted to address hi
constituents at Frome, England, but his DO
litical opponents interrupted the speaker /.
such an extent that the meeting broke u,
in disorder and the police cleared the hall
-....Acts of incendiarisa have become 81
frequent in the English agricultural districts
that the farmers are organizing vigilance
committees for their protection ......A formi
dable Carlist rising is threatened in Spain.....
There has been another railroad disaster
near Barcelona, Spain, killing and woundine
many passengers---.Nearly 1000 Commu-
nists, sentenced to transportation, lately EN-.
barked at Brest for New Caledonia.
The Geneva Arbitration.
GENEVA, Sept. 13.-The gentlemen of the