Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-05-08

of the companies, and the amalgamation of
interests. Over 90, 900 coal miners in Lei
Sultan of Turkey is seriously ill. ...Anothe
coal mine explosion has occurred in North
Wales, BIZ which several miners were killed.
Earl De La War; lately committed suicide
by throwing himself into the river Cam, in En-
gland The Prince of Wales has gone to
Vienna. Bismarck has made a speech in the
Prussian Diet, defending his policy of oppo-
sition to the influence of the priesthood in
Germany. He denied the report that he had
promoted the occupation of Rome by Victor
Emanuel. -. Th attempt of the Permanent
Committee of the Spanish Cortes to change
the status of the Cabinet by substituting a
Conservative Ministry produced great excite
ment in Madrid, and serious disturbances were
at atom one t time threatene Id At AT last st sSc counts o re- EYER
and upward, in Spain, are to be enrolledm the
army.
OWING to the troubled condition of Spain, a
great many families are leaving the country.
There is no truth in the reported death of
Taglioni. the celebrated danseuse. The New
York Worlds special from London says:
1.-THE gravest apprehensions are felt in the
highest circles in Paris of an immediate civil
war. The monarchists are determined to GUST
President Theirs at any cost. The Emperor
William of Russia is visiting the Russian
Gar. The manufacturing city of Joachenis-
thai, in the mountains of Bohemia, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 31st of March Out of
$50 houses in the city, $50 were completely
burned, and 5000 persons were made home
less" The cholera has broken out in
Vienna. The Empress of Russia is on a visit
to Rome.
ADvICEs from Spain are more favorable to
the Republic. The Carlists are evidently
growing weaker. They have been defeated in
every encounter recently, and have suffered
serious losses. Don Alfonso, brother of Don
Carlos, accompanied by his staff, has crossed
into France from Spain. Much excitement
was causedin Vienna by the suspension of the
corrupt American Commissioners Gen. Van
Buren, has addressed to President Grant a
strong remonstrance against his removal. It
is openly charged that he was cognizant of the
exactions. The Vienna PreSSe alleges that
large sums were paid to the suspended Com
missioners before leaving America, by a num-
Der Of large firms, for various concessions.
The money was accepted On pretext of a sub
scription for erection of a model school-house,
and the PreSSe ironically remarks "They
thus exhibit the fruits of that institution" 1t
mentions that two restaurant-keepers, Ger
mans, paid each 81, 900 for the school-house.
TIL new Commissioners, who are better men
in every respect, have entered on their duties.
....Advices from Madrid state that the ultras
are clamorous for the establishment of a Com
mune. King William of Germany arrived in
st. Petersburg on the 9th ult., and was re-
ceived with extraordinary honors. President
Theirs party have been worsted in the election
in Paris of a Deputy to the Assembly. M. de
Remusat, who supports the Presidents policy,
T6CclN0u I'LL 20, NOI6S, Willie Ii pddlcdl
candidate got 10000. Marseilles and Bor-
deaux have also elected Radical Deputies.
The cabmen of Vienna are on a strike in
consequence of a disagreement with the au-
thorities IN regard to the tariff of fares. 1t
is said when President Theirs was first mott
fed of Count de Remusat's overwhelming de-
feat, he retired to his room and remained an
hour alone. He is greatly discouraged at the
result. The Bonapartist journals are jubilant.
and pronounce the Conservative Republic
dead. A Paris dispatch of the 30th ult. says
the city and provinces are greatly agitated,
and that a panic prevails on the Bourse. -.
The Lancashire Railway Company's car
works in Manchester, England, together with
so locomotives and $50 coaches, have been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, 81, 600, 900. by a re-
cent arrival at Liverpool from the Cape Coast
there is news of an alarming nature, that
place being in a state of great excitement in
consequence of an expected invasion by the
Ashantees, who were reported as only twenty
four hours march distant. The Fantees had
been everywhere beaten. The Ashantees num-
Der between 10000 and 80, 1000 men, and it was
from the English They were marching in
four divisions, the King himself being at the
head of the principal one... Republication,
of which not a vestige was to be found in Por-
weeks, ago. has now grown 30 strong. in tina
country that a Republican Club has been
openly formed in Lisbon.
WILLIAM CHARLES MAcREADY, the celebrated
English actor, is dead, aged 3d.. Calcraft,
the great English hangman, is about to retire
from official life. The corporation of London
will grant him a pension of FL per week.
Richard Evans, a well-to-do farmer, and for
fourteen years an assistant, will succeed Cal
craft Mr.. Hawkins, the chief prosecuting
attorney in the Tichborne perjury case, COM
menced his opening address on the morning
of Wednesday, the Esd of April, and concluded
on the evening of Tuesday, the 29th, thus
consuming five days....Ten thousand emf
grants left Liverpool week before last for the
United States. !. From Carlist sources news
comes of a Carlist victory at Vera, where 1 ,40C
Although the battle lasted all day and ended
in a complete rout, the loss of the defeated
was only so killed and wounded. The Gen
eva police have arrested Don Carlos Cham
berlain, whom they caught as he was leaving
for Spain, with a howitzer slowed away in his
baggage.