Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06

of such nature, ana 80 Iai aofaAOou tn"e AZ
would in any case have shortly determined
fatal result. Death followed within 20 minutes
from the time the Emperor was seized with the
fatal symptoms. ne having been unconscious
throughout and, of course, also insensible to
pain, and spared from the pangs of death.
An unknown British vessel has been wrecked
near Bordeaux, and all on board lost.
The New York Herdtds correspondent has
been interviewing M. Gambetta. The French
statesman says that the Republican cause
| never looked BRIGHTER in France. The two
branches of the French Bourbons have united
their forces, in order to present but one candi-
date for the throne of France in case the mon
archy be restored.
Rev. Adam Sedgwick, the distinguished En-
| glish geologist, is dead, aged 85.
The cable assures u.s. for the 999th time, that
the Carlist instruction in Spain is completely
| crushed.
The Italian Government has seized sixteen
| converts in Rome.
| The yellow fever is raging in Rio Janero
| General.
The Greeley National Statue Committee re-
port that s15, 900 have been subscribed for the
statue to Mr. Greeley's memory. They need
$40 600. and will take no action until that sum
is raised. Contributions of any amount are So
licited.
The English steamship Himalaya has not
been heard from. She left England for Hall
fax on the I'd of January, and had on board
about 800 soldiers of various English regl-
men,s.
An absurd rumor was telegraphed over the
country, few days ago, that President Grant
had been assassinated 1t is scarcely neces-
sarv to say that there was not even the shadow
of foundation for the report.
A Havana letter says the conviction has come
over all that slavery, in its present form, Will
be abolished, and not single step has been
taken to secure any other system.
The following criminals are under sentence
of death: Foster, the New York car-hook muir
derer, to be hung March 7: Charles A. Russell,
for the murder of James Crafty, to be hung at
San Francisco, March 81 ; John r. johnson, OF
New Haven. to be hung for the murder OF Jo-
hams Hess.
A. r. Stockwel, President of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company and the SANTANA Bay Com
pany. has been elected President of the Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad Company.
The Dowager Empress of Brazil is dead.
Competition between the three trunk lines
from Cincinnati to the East has resulted in re-
ducing the fare from there to New YORK 10 Sls
and return.
The additional evidence taken in the Greeley
, will case the other day, indicates that Mr.
Greeley was insane even before the election.
Recent Deaths Robert B. Cranston, an ex-
CONGRESSMAN from Rhode Island B. W. Nor
ris, late member Of Congress from the Thlrd
Alabama District; Luther Tucker, editor OF the
CuHirator aud Country Gentleman, at Albany
Ny.
The highest rate for Geographic dispatches
from anv two points in the United States Ii
hereafter to be $3.50 for ten words, instead O.
SIS. as at present This regulation mainly ap
plies to dispatches between the Atlantic ant
Pacific cities The rates between Western
cities and California have been reduced bu
/ not in the same proportion
The last rail on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad has been laid, thus completing thu
line from Huntington, W. Va, on the Ohl'
, river to the seaboard.
The competition between the three trunl
: railroad lines, selling tickets between Clncin
natl and New York and return, has ended by
COMPROMISE. whereby all resume the regula
: ratrs. Tickets for the round trip were sold
low as So before the compromise was erected
e The Atlantic Mail Steamship Compan
: CHavana to New York; has collapsed and 1t
q steamers and other effects are to be sold unde
the hammer. Epitaph Died of competition
e Fires.
JAN. 21.-Cobb's warehouse in Dey stree
; New York loss, 100000
Jan. 22-At Helena, Ark. loss, $4,000.
Il Toledo, O.; loss, 5000.
JAN. 23-On Canal street, New York; los
II s25. 900. At Devall's Bluff, Ark. a large nun
e Der of buildings destroyed; heavy loss.
d JAN. pat New York-Hoffman Me
r. kle's Brewery, in East Fifty-ffth street; los
II $50. OOO Ticknors hat factory, Staten Islano
~ loss. $4,000.
IAN. 25.-At Buffalo-Jersey Street Meth
III dist Church; loss, 10000. Rochester, n
3 The Model FIGURING Mill; loss, $12, OOO.
q Usage, Iowa-loss, g, 900.
LII JAN 26.-At Brooklyn, n. Y.-Pratts Cast
as Oil Works; loss, $50, 0OO.. Philadelphia
Martins distillery estimated loss, $50, 900; /
he surance, $4,000 MISUNDERSTANDING
tie Decker's store; loss $40, 1000. Hillsboro, l
tie --Gunsings wagon factory; loss, $50, 600.
to JAN. 27.-Union Springs, N. Y; loss, 81
600; insurance, $4,000. Cincinnati, 0
of loss. $35, 0O0 Kingstree, S. c.; loss, $50, OF
insurance, 1900. Green Bay, Wis. lo'
tt, $4,000.
sh JAN. 2s-At Springfield, In.-The fine re
dence of R. E. Goodell known as the Mates
he mansion loss, about S125, 900; insured foriS4
srs OOO.. Madison, Wis.-Vaughn d Sons as
NJ. cultural implement warehouse: loss, 500
q -. Nashville, Tenn.-McCrea Murray d &c
1he iistillery; loss, $50, 900; insurance, $3.50
ISL -. Washington City-The National Thea
was totally destroyed, and the Imperial Hot
on adjoining, seriously damaged; total loss, abe
de- $40, 900. E. Dubuque, Iowa-LaBarge Bro
er- bakery; loss, 81, 900, Iowa Falls, Iowa
James Hotel loss, SIS, 600.
se- The Credit MObilier.
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