Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-20

Iarble, a Louisville Falls pilot, has been
in $1,000 damages for the loss of a
.Ex-President johnson has been
for Congressman-at-large by the
Labor Reformers of Tennessee.
The committee to investigate the case of
Dr.. Huston, of Baltimore, has de-
,lared him innocent of the charges pre-
against him.-..Gov. Brown, of Mis-
souri,, has called an extra session of the
to re-district the State.
GEN. DAVID l.. STANTON, late Collector
Of Internal Revenue for Baltimore, has been
for embezzlement of. Government
funds, and bailed in $25 ,OOO.
Ar Newport, KY, on the 10th inst, Frank
aged II, killed John shuester, aged
19, by stabbing him to the heart..-..The st.
Louis workingmen are about forming an
eight-hour league.
Rev. DIR. Berkely, of st. Louis, who was
accused of taking improper liberties with a
young girl, has been acquitted by an accle-
siastical court-....A Baltimore grand jury
has indicted Rev. DIR. Huston for adultery.
Washington.
IT is difficult to understand the precise
state of the negotiations affecting the Treaty
OI dbnlu&OOu. luz 0hupoI Vi II OAOl-
net, although they are without official as
surances to that effect, consider that the
treaty has been saved, and that England
understands, and is willing to accept, the
supplemental article as modified by the
Senate.
CONGRESS having adjourned, the members
dispersed to their respective homes, the
President departed for Long Branch, and
nearly all the Cabinet Ministers and foreign
representatives gone in search of recreation,
the capital wears a deserted, cheerless ap-
pearance.....It is now announced that DIR.
Houard will certainly be released in a worry
short time.
The negotiations in relation to the Wash
ington Treaty still hang FIRE, and it is i'm
possible to predict the final result.--.Sena-
tor Harlan has bought a half interest 10 the
Washington Chronicle, which, a telegram
announces " is to be brought into closer re-
lations with the n.".....And
now comes the announcement that our Gov
eminent has made no imperative demand on
Spain for the release of DIR. Houard, as was
stated a day or two ago, but that his re-
lease is daily expected.....The report of the
House Committee on Pacific Railroads shows
the affairs of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company to be in a sound and clear con-
dition. There will be in operation, at the
end of the year, SIT miles of the main line.
In addition to the portion already COM
pleted, there is now under contract 1,031
miles. Grading is progressing in Dakota
and Washington Territories. 1he company
has plated and prepared for market 1885,
500 acres of its lands in Minnesota and
Washington Territory. 1t is the policy of
the company to sell its lands cheap to actual
settlers.
The Secretary of the Interior has ap-
pointed a commission, consisting Of Gen B.
R. Cowan, John L. Delano and ]. W. Wham,
to visit the hostile Indian tribes demon
strating against the Union Pacific Railroad.
THE War Department is reinforcing all
the Southern forts with the latest improved
ordnance, while the Navy Department is ac-
cumulating large supplies at all the naval
stations on the Southern and Gulf coasts.
So says q Washington telegram.
Foreign.
LIEUT.. SYDNEY II. DICKENS, of the British
navy-ffth son of the late Charles Dickens
died at Malta, May 2-...Gen. Sherman
has had q most cordial reception in Russia.
1.-THE great strike of carpenters in Berlin
still continues, neither the bosses nor work
men showing any signs of yielding. There
is scarcely a street which has not moro or
less skeleton buildings in various stages of
erection, while there is not an unoecupied
room in the city, which is overrun with
thousands of people who have not wherein
to lay their heads. Great numbers of people
III SOO0 oPPAJ AsSAeAJ 6N oAo
police stations for lodgings, while hundreds
of respectable families camp out nightly in
the public parks. In Austria, too, the utmost
discomfort prevails among the w~orking1nen.
In Vienna this feeling approaches a revolu-
tionary character, and serious outbreaks are
threatened..,...A Bombay dispatch of June s
transmits the following glad tidings: GA
steamer has arrived from Zanzibar with
stone beyond a doubt. Ceuriers had reached
Zanzibar from the interior with positive in
t~elligence that Livingstone had arrived at
Unyamyembe. Stanley, the New York
Herald explorer, had left that place with
letters from the great explorer, and was near
the coast" Late Mexican advices confirm
the previous reports of disasters to the Gov
rnman troops at Monterey and
1.-THE great race at Paris, on the 9th, for
the "Prize of Paris" was won easily by
Cremorne, the winner of the English Derby.
Babillon second, and Refine third.....The
inundation of the River Pc has rendered
over 20, 200 persons homeless in the province
of Ferrara alone.
TEE cable announces that Earl Granville,
seconded by the italian Government, has
proposed a conference of the European DOW
ers to consider the course to be adopted in
view of the barbarous persecution of the
Jews in Roumania, and the propriety of ex-
erting direct pressure on the Roumanian
Government to compel preventive measures.
Prince OOTGSCQakOu, Oh ISubbld, u VIGIL d6
the Prussian Government, apprehend that
the course proposed by England would
excite agitation on the Eastern question,
and therefore decline to enter into such a
conference. Gortschakof suggests q joint
Bnote to the Roumanian Government, asking
it's intentions and the guarantees it can
afford for the protection of the jews. Should
the reply to this be unsatisfactory, he would
suggest a settlement on the basis of the
treaty of 1S58..~yThe amendment to the
| French Army BILL reducing the term of ser
vice from five years tofoar, has been rejected
| in the Assembly by ana overwhelming vote.
This, taken in ~conjunesion with Theirs
recent bellicose speeches, does not augur
favorably for the peace OF B1soPe-...The
Ballot bill has passed to its sec0nd reading
in the British House of Lords, and its final
| massage is reported as certain.
| from South America announce tho end of
the Venezuelan rebellion.
AuyIcEs from London state that Minister
sickles has presented a formal and peremp-
tory demand upon the Spanish Government
for the immediate release of DR.. Houard......
! II appears that the disaster to the Juarist
| forces at Monterey was even greater than
at first reported. Gen. Cerdellas and staff
and twenty mon were all that escaped out
of about 4,O0O.....The Carlists are again
| looming up in Spain, judging from this sig
| ui6cant cable telegram from Madrid "The
I insurrection is still alarming, bad news