Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-20
bolish pson.ge and the separation of Church

abolish peonage and the separation of Church
and State.
AN extensive plot in favor Of the Count de
Paris has been discovered in Paris. and it is
said that the authorities are in possession of
documents by which number of WE'LL known
politicians are compromised. 1t is also re-
ported that a deputation of Monarchists is
about to proceed to Oulsburg to request the
Count de Chambord to abdicate his claims to
the throne of France in favor of the Count de
Paris Add Ell Kader, the famous Arabian
chieftain, is dead.
THIRTY thousand pupils assembled at To-
kei, Japan, on the 7th of October, to begin
their studies at the Polytechnic School. which
was there opened by the Emperor. The
prospects of the Republic begin to brighten in
! France. The Republicans have gained a vic
| tory on the first test vote since the meeting
| of the Assembly. The committee ON the pro-
| longation of MacMahon's term has decided
that the law prolonging his powers becomes a
part of the Constitution after the constitu-
| tional Wills are voted upon. Serious home
| rule riots are reported in Kilkenny. Ireland
-. "A report comes from Bayonne, Spain, that
the Carlists have defeated the Republicans in
another great battle, the latter losing 1900
men.
Political.
In the Wisconsin Legislature the Reformers
will have majority OF Is or 16 on joint ballot.
-. Hon. William II. Taylor the Governor
| elect of Wisconsin, has been for twenty-five
years q farmer in Dane county. near Madison
| He is a native of New England. and about 90
years DID, The Boston Journal puts the new
| Massachusetts, Senate at IL Republicans, ii
| Democrats, and 1 Independent Democrat,
and the Assembly at II Republicans, Sc Demo-
Gratis, and Independent Republican.
THE Republicans have carried Mississippi
by majority of $4,000 or $4,000, and secured
both branches of the Legislature. Carl
Schurz has been interviewed by a Washington
correspondent. He expressed himself well
satisfied with the relative prosperity and dis
erection of America. He says that Austria is
rotten France haggard, Spain hopeless. and
North Germany debauched with the sudden
influx of money. :. The Chicago Tribune
Washington correspondent telegraphs "a
review OF the situation appears to indicate
proffers of renewed consideration to the Lib
/ eral Republicans, Sumner, Schurz. ETC.. by the
regulars, i'll order to stave off Bourbon reac-
| ton. Mr. Sumner retains no ill-feeling for
any of his fellow Senators with whom he was
embroiled, but persistently refuses 10 have
any relations with the President. :. Andy
Johnson is preparing vigorous reply to Judge
Holt.
New York, having been expelled from the
Tammany Society at the instigation of John
Morrissey. is retaliating by making vigorous
war ON the policy shops and gambling houses
in the city The Republicans have major
ity of % ON joint ballot in the new Mime
, sofa Legislature-a loss of 40 from last year.
The majority of Davis, for Governor. is about
5000.
ELEVEN women we're elected as School Su-
perntendents in Illinois at the recent county
elections. 1t is now definitely stated that the
new party in Wisconsin will have one ma
jority in the Senate and IS majority in the
House. Taylor's majority for Governor is
about Is, 00o
The political crisis in the Canadian Parlia-
Government The Macdonald Ministry
have resigned and a new Cabinet formed,
with Sir Alexander Mackenzie as Premier. -.
The'St. Louis Times prints a letter from Chi
huahua in confederation of the main points of
the statement made by the Times some time
ago concerning project to conquer and an
mex the Northern States of Mexico to the
United States, by forming into an army the
laborers on Tom Scott's Texas Pacific railroad
when discharged on the completion of that
work. The letter further states that the be-
lief in this project has become general, and
has unsettled feeling in Chihuahua; that the
agents of Scott and his associates have been
traversing that State in every direction during
the past year, collecting information and max
ing Typographical reconnoissances-
THE steamer Bavaria, bound from Hamilton
to Montreal. was recently burned on Lake
Ontario, So miles from Toronto. Twenty-Five
of the crew and passengers we're rescued,
and it is supposed that fourteen are lost 49,
IL F,n ia St,fA Icx-a
ratified the Presidents proclamation desig-
mating Nov. "a as a day of Thanksgiving and
prayer.
MACKENZIE, the new Canadian Premier has
formed his Cabinet, the leading members of
which are: Mackenzie Premier and Minister
of Public Works Blake, without portfolio;
Christie Secretary of State; Cartwright,
Minister of Finance; and d. A. Macdonald,
Postmaster General Sir John Macdonald
will be the leader of the new Opposition.
Parliament was prorogued Immediately upon
the assumption by the new Ministry OF the
reins of government 80. The United States
steamer Tuscarora, which has been making
soundings in the Pacific ocean for cable from
San Francisco to China and japan, found a
submarine mountain 1000 feet in height.
| The steamer soundet. for distance Of l, 100
miles, the deepest soundings being 2,443
| fathoms, or over two miles and half. -
The capture of he prisateer Virginius by the
Spanish steamer Tornado has had bloody
sequel. The Spanish authorities, in cruel
haste and without awaiting Instructions from
Madrid, which eventually came day too late,
| executed four % the passengers, among them
! Gen. Ryan, the American adventurer, who has
for a long time been identified with the struS
gle for Cuban independence, and who not
| long since enlisted men in New York for that
purpose A strong pressure is being brought
| to bear upon the Government at Washington
to interfere . Two hundred and one thousand
| five hundred and twelve emigrants arrived in
the United States during the last three months,
of which number there came from England,
80, PIG; Ireland 1879; Scotland, 1853;
Wales, 49, Isle of Man, 2; Jersey Island IL;
total from British Isles, 81, 800. From Ger
many, 81. l57: Austria, 1857 Sweden, 7,109
Norway, IL, 904 Denmark, 3, 4S2; Netherlands,
2,627.
A SERIOUS collision occurred on the Grand
Trunk railway, near Brantford. Canada, on the
9th inst, resulting in the death of one and the
wounding of seven passengers. AS might
have been expected, the effcct::of the murder
of Gen. Ryan and his associates on board the
Virginius has been to fire the Cuban heart to
| white heat. Two expeditions are enrolling in