Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-03

nv life to test their sincerity, I do not pro-
pose to expose Others to like danger, and
hope the INDIAN Rsfeau will manage them
without the aid of the army"
gbHaf9 Foreign.
A WOMAN was hanged in Sarnia, Canada, last
week, for the murder of her husband. The
French Assembly has consented, by vote of
485 to 1877, to permit the prosecution of NJ.
tRanc. one of its MEMBERS who is charged with
having taken part in the outrages of the Com
mune. u. 1T is proposed that all the Spanish
Americanl Republics unite in manifesto call
ing on Spain to concede Cuba her independ-
ence. Colombia leads IN the movement and
has been Joined by Costa Rica. Another
party of farmers from the south of England
have sailed for America. They will settle in
Minnesota.
THE Catholics in Mexico do not seem dis
posed to submit quietly to the expulsion of
the Jesuits, and serious riots are reported in
several towns 1t is rumored that the Ger
man Crown Prince will soon succeed the EN-
peror William as Regent. The late munich
pal election in Strasbourg resulted in the
triumph of anti-German candidates The
steamer Columbus was recently wrecked near
Holyhead, England, and fifteen lives LOST.
A dispatch from Toronto states that de-
structiye forest fires have been raging in the
vicinity of Camden, Southampton and other
,
pecunlary loss will amount to hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Senior CASTELAR, is en-
gagged in drawing up a constitution
,5for the Spanish Federal Republic, modelled
| after that of the United States. The number
of States is to be fifteen; the President,
his office for five years; Senators
to be chosen by the States, and the
Deputies to be elected by the people. -.
The Spanistry Ministry formed some two weeks
ago has been dissolved, and Senior MargaD is
| looking about for a new Cabinet jackson S.
Schultz, Commissioner of the American depart
ment at the Vienna Exposition, has resigned.
Sir Samuel Baker, of whose safety assur-
ance was s wen about month ago, has been
heard from by q letter written in February and
received at Khartoun, in Egypt, April 30. He
reports himself and his noble wife to be in eX-
cellent health; the /, 500 soldiers put under
his command by the khedive have been rein
| forced by several hundred Others and he will
push on Immediately to the Albert Nyanza.
THE magnificent new docks constructed at
Cardiff, Wales, by the Marquis of Butte, at a
cost of $1,50O0Oo, have been burned The
Shah of Persia in conversation with our
| Minister Schenck the other day, expressed
his regret that that the distance and want of
time prevented him from visiting the United
States, a country he had heard much of, and
| desired that his compliments should be sent to
President Grant. .Gambetta and his Radical
friends we're prohibited from giving public
banquet at Versailles on the anniversary of
the death of Gen. Hoche. . The Russian
Gen. Kaufman is laundering at the gates of
the Khivan capital. +. The projected Canada
Pacific railroad seems to hang fire. The
Queen of England treated the Shah of Persia
to grand naval display at Portsmouth, which
is described in the cable kilograms III terms of
enthusiastic admiration.
THE Sultan of Turkey has formed an ALI
anee, offensive and defensive, with his for
mer subject, the Khedive of Egypt More
Carlist defeats are reported from Madrid
The Cure of Santa Cruz has ordered the pros
titutes to leave GuipuZcoa, Spain, on pain of
death if they remain after certain time.
A report comes from Spain that Germany and
Italy have formed an alliance to resist any
movement that may emanate from the friend
| ship of McMahon toward the Pope The
municipality of Paris refused to vote the
granting of money for expenses of The recep-
ton of the Shah of Persia, and the festivities
will consequently take place at Versailles.
The announcement of the burning of the
Butte docks at Cardiff was without founda-
ton
The militia barracks in Cork were broken
open few nights ago. and several stand OF
arms taken away. The telegraph wires be.
tween Baudon and Kinsale were cut about the
same time. Several arrests have been made
and much excitement prevails. Gen. Nouv
ilas, Commander-in-C Chief of the Spanish Army
of the North, and several companies of his
command, have been captured by Carlists neal
Pampeluna. J. The yellow fever is raging il
Havana. 49,. The Instruction in Guatemala
still continues . The city of San Salvador, il
Central America, lately destroyed by an earth
quake, is being rapidly rebuilt. The Emperor
of Germany is getting better Italy is threat
! ened with another Ministerial crisis :. "A bill
i for the compensatory emancipation of Cuba1
slaves is to be submitted by the Spanish Gov
eminent to the Cortes. The Carlists wer,
t Spain. Their loss was 500 killed and 3Ol
wounded, while the Republicans had only fou
killed and sixty wounded :. Z. B. Eddy
lumber dealer of Ottawa, Ontario, has faileC
for 81 600. 600