Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-08-28
NEWS SUMMARY.
The East.


had been removed for fraudulent practices.
DISPATCHES from New York represent that a
bitter conflict between gold spectators is be-
ieved to be imminent that the gold clique is
manipulating the market for q currency lock-
up, and that strong combination exists to
repeat the experiences of the memorable
Black Friday. The bears have urgently petit
toned the President to interfere. . A singular
conflict between Federal and State authority
is threatened in Massachusetts. 1t seems that
as soon as the part which the Federal Govern
ment performs with reference to the beer that
rs manufactured in that State-which is to tax
its completed, the State Government per-
forms it's part-which is to destroy it. The
manufacturers feel that there is something in
this which is not strictly equitable, and will
therefore appeal to the authorities at Wash
ington either to be protected against the State
constabulary or to be reimbursed as to taxes
paid on beer destroyed under the State law.
THE seventh annual reunion of the Army of
the Cumberland will be held in Pittsburgh on
the 18th and 18th of September
A FARMERS GRANGE has been established in
Boston. The New York Sub-Treasury con-
tains more than $50, coo, 600 in gold coin, be-
sides $40, 900 in gold bars, 100000 in
silver, and S2s, 600, 600 in currency.
THE city of New York is taking steps to
punish the Italian slave-owners in that city.
49,. George Keller, reporter of the Brooklyn
Union, and George P. Rowe, reporter of the
New York Times, were both drowned while
bathing on Long Island, a few mornings since.
The West.
julius MEYER, Indiar interpreter, returned
to Omaha, last week, from visit to the Paw
nees. He found the whole tribe in great
chiefs said that the Sioux had burned Pawnee
babes on fires made of buffalo carcasses that
= the Pawnees would mourn till the full moon.
and that they will then go out to fight the Sioux
and nobody, not even the Government shall
prevent them. They are gathering their
friends. and say they muster from LOCO
to 1000 men. Col. Cobb, member of Con-
gress from the Wyandotte District. Kansas,
has sued Il. L. Taylor. of the Wyandotte
Gazette, for defamation of character, claiming
$4,000 damages The first bale Of cotton
ever imported into Cedar Rapids. Iowa. ar
rived there last week. for the new knitting
factory which is now in operation there .
The Iowa State Board of Equalization has
completed the valuation of the State. which
10 $780,. 1886, $50. including the railroad
valuation of SIS, 542 9SS. This is an increase
in the valuation of s3.149, 1876 over ISL.
Col. A. b. Durfee and Mr.. p. G.. Morgan. two
old. wealthy and respected citizens of Atchison
county, Mo-. got into an alteration at Rock
port, a few DAYS ago, which ended by the
former striking the latter on the head with
notary seal. from the effects of which he died
In q few hours. .Paine's saw mill and steam
salt works at Saginaw, Mich, were destroyed
by fire last week. Loss about $50, OO0 "A
new witness in the famous Tchborne case
turns up at Springfield, Ill. He was the real
Sir Rogers riding teacher and daily COM
panion when Sir Roger, then young man, was
stationed with his regiment at Calm Barracks.
feels s11rf, he tall xbafI he
claimant Is what he pretends to be. His name
is John Crowley, and ne is we'll known vet
Urinary surgeon of Springfield. and is vouched
for as a man of high character and intelli-
gence.
QUINCY, H., has been greatly excited over
the arrest of several young men, sons of some
of it's best known citizens, on a charge that
they belonged to a regularly organized band
of burglars and counterfeiters. An investiga-
ton proved however that the police mistook
little private club for a band of desperadoes
and captured lot of amateur actors and
negro minstrels. The arrests were made with
such unnecessary violence that the affair is
likely to result in trouble to the laundering
police authorities. The Chicago Times
which is nothing if not sensational-is labor
ing to get up cholera excitement in that
city. Every other Chicago newspaper main
tains that there is no cholera in the city
As an indication of the strength and magni-
tude Of the Grange movement in InGiana, the
indianapolis Sentinel publishes corrected list
of organizations and officers. There are 279
Oranges, general deputies. and 43 county
deputies. Indiana now stands sixth in the
list of States. Large meetings ate being
held IN various sections, which are at
tended by multitudes. The order is
rapidly growing in all directions. :.
The Farmers Harvest Home Picnic, at Gin
ton, Ill, on the 18th inst. which was largely
a6 was a6d NV Gox Del,
Gen. j. @. Black. Gov. Palmer took the
ground that the Dartmouth College decision
is the law of the land and cannot be upset
short of upsetting or amending the Constitu-
ton; that railroad charters are contracts be-
tween corporators and the State and cannot
be amenIed in any material respect without
the conse mt of the corporators; that railroad
companies are common carriers, and are sub
ject to tie obligations imposed by the common
law: that the common law is ample in its
powers to correct all abuses of railroads and
other carriers, If enforced and. finally. that
we have more laws on the statute-books. addi-
tlonal to the common law. than we can en-
force.
COL BAscocK, of the Fifth Cavalry, reports
another fight with Tonic Apaches in Arizona,
in which fourteen Of the "noble" red men
were sent to the "happy hunting-grounds."
....At Tucson, Arizona, on Aug. 9, Pedro
dered- Three men who were implicated in
the murder were arrested. but were subse-
quently taken from the Jail and hung by
mob A man named Mahaffey met terrible
death in Seward county, Neb., recently. In
attempting to run after his son through
herd of cattle, he was attacked by several of
the animals and literally torn and crushed to
pieces. After the cattle were driven away
pieces of the flesh were picked up near the
body, to be carried away in bucket.
STAGE was recently stopped by highway
men two miles from San Francisco, who rob-
bed the passengers of "A, 900, rified Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'s treasure box, and destroyed the
mail, papers, etc. "A letter from the Yellow
stone expedition says Stir was created By the
arrest Of Gen. Custer by Gen. Stanley, and
that Custer marched in the rear of his COM
mand one whole day before he was released.
Clusters men denounced his arrest as an act
of tyranny. Gen. Stanley also caused the de-
struction of all the liquors in the camp of the
infantry suffer, the latter losing six barrels,
and the cavalry sutler seven. =. "A policeman
named Christian Jacobs was murdered in Chi
cago, the other night, by q burglar whom he
At uorlfi to- A hrr Ia froo