Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-03-13
the charges of bribery have been sustained.
| Sanatnr Thurman dissants from the renort

Senator Thurman dissents from the report.
The Inauguration ceremonies appear to have
been a grand success, from beginning to end,
being marred only by the extreme cold which
prevailed throughout the day. The process
sion, both in it's military and civic divisions,
far surpassed that of any preceding inaugura-
ton, and, with the exception of the grand re-
view in 1865, made the most brilliant display
ever witnessed at the capital. The ball was
the grand feature of the evening. The at
off pleasantly. The scene in the ballroom is
described as one of dazzling splendor, far sur
passing anything of the kind ever witnessed
in the country. The Presidents inaugural adj
dress is printed in full in another place..
Hereafter the Congressional Globe will be is
sued from the public printing Office in quarto
form The bill passed by Congress providing
Washington donates Lightweight condemned
cannon for that purpose. The statue is to be
erected under the direction of the Society of
the Army of the Cumberland.
Foreign.
LATE Spanish advices give the following as
the status of affairs in the new Republic: Gen.
Zeballo, the Carlist leader, was marching on
Madrid with four battalions, and the Govern
ment was organizing a force of twenty battal-
ions to take the field against the insurgents.
The new Government will respect all financial
engagements made during Amadeus reign.
Switzerland has formally recognized the Re-
public. Russia is not disposed to recognize it
in any manner. Italy, Austria, and a majority
of the European powers maintain semi-official
relations with Spain, pending the formation of
regular Government. =. Two men were killed
and several wounded in the Quebec Canada
riot. IA serious instruction has broken out
of volhynia and Podolia. A force of troops
sent to suppress thei instruction was defeated.
THE stockholders of the London and Liv-
erpool and Globe Insurance Company had a
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trouble growing out of the fact that no diYi-
dend had been declared, owing to the losses of
the company by confagrations in Chicago and
Boston.
CASTELAR,, the Spanish Minister of Foreign
Affairs, asks all nations which have not yet
recognized the Spanish Republic to do so at
once At Huanuco, Peru, recently, Coils.
Garrinds and CebalIos, exiled revoIutionists,
were shot dead while escaping. An armed
mob forced its way into the halls of Congress,
accused the Government of completely in the
assassination of these men, and demanded a
change in the Ministry. A change seems inn
minent, and a revolution is feared. The
Grand Trunk railway, of Canada, has deter
mined to abandon its six-feet gauge, and re-
adopt the ordinary narrow one, for economical
reasons.
FRENcH hatred of everything German goes
to the comical length of a refusal by the mu-
nicipality of Paris to accept a bequesto of 81, 900
francs by a German, to be applied to the relief
of the German poor of Paris, who will there
fore continue to be succored at the expense of
making considerable trouble for the new Span
ish Government. They claim to have q force
of So, 600 men in the field, and are by no means
idle. Northern France has heen visited by q
great snow-storm, which fell, to an unusual
depth. The health of King Victor Emanuel
of Italy is precarious, and his death may occur
at any moment.
A STEAMER recently foundered in the river
Mersey, below Liverpool, all on board perishing.
A bark was also wrecked OFF the English coast,
and Is of the crew drowned. b. Berlin is sorely
inconvenience by a strike among the cab
drivers. Amadeus and wife have left Portu-
gal for Italy. Spanish news continues the
recital of Carlist Instructions, and alternating
victories and defeats. In old CASTLE the adj
herents of Don Carlos have been utterly dis
persed, but in Catalonia and other provinces
they are gaining numbers and boldness The
discovery has Just been made of frauds, OF 9
gigantic scale, on the Bank of England, com
mitted by one Warren, alas Horton, an Ameri-
can, through a series of skillful forgeries OF
the names of the Rothschilds and other great
financial houses. A reward of Ell, 600 has beer
offered for his apprehension
The discovery of immense frauds on the
Bank of England causes the greatest excite.
ment in London financial circles. The banl
cautions the public against the negotiation OF
certain $40 and 1910 United States bonds, ag.
gregating 1920, 600. 1t is thought that the
forgeries, which amount to fully 81, 900, 900
were prepared by a ring of American ~swindlers.
The frauds were discoyeredby the Rotehschildf
noticing in the same bills a difference in the
color of the ink used. The reward offered forthe
arrest of the swindlers has been increased to
$12, 500. +. The recent election in Quebec,
Canada, was attended by another disgraceful
riot. The roughs in the interest of the Gov
eminent candidate charged several election
precincts, seized the polling books and tore
them up. The cavalry charged the mob, who
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troops striking all in the way with the fiat OF
their sabers, laying a few cheeks open. The
city was placed under martial law, and the
soldiers held possession of the streets all day.
IT is reported that the FRAUDS on the Bank OF
England amount to 50, 600, 600, and that of
this amount $3.50, 600 was drawn upon Jay
Cooke, Mccullough & Co. 100000 upon the
Rothschilds, and a large amount, the exact
figures unknown, upon the Earrings. Gen.
Fremont's alleged swindle, by the sale OF
worthless bonds in Paris, amour to Sc, 000,-
900. . !. The Spanish Republican troops have
suffered a severe defeat at the hands of the
Carlists, near Grun. ...The yellow fever if
raging in Rio Janeiro, and other parts OF
Brazil.
FEB. 81. AT Boston, Mass. Sammett's mat.
tress factory was burned loss, $50, 900; two
girls were seriously injured in escaping from
the building three firemen were killed, and a
dozen more injured by the falling walls. /. l..
GAINESVILLE, Wis. circuit & Pierce's elevator,
containing 10000 bushels of grain, was de,
stroyed.. New Orleans, La. six squares
bounded by st. Cloud, Dauphine and Mande-
vile streets and Washington avenue, embrac-
ing 200 houses-were burned; loss, $3.50, 900.
FEB. 2S.-At st. Louis, Nc. loss, $40, DOC
New York loss, $50, 600. Alton, Ill.
loss, $40, 700. -. Louisville, Ky. loss, S25, 600.
MARCH AIT Dublin, Ireland a large tai
mandatory was destroyed loss, 81, $50, 900.
-. Milwaukee, Wis. loss, SIC, 1000. New
York loss, $40, 900. New Orleans, La. loss,
$25, 600.
MARCH BIN Vesey street, New York loss
5000, 900. AT Toledo, Ohio loss, $50, OO0.-
Boston, Mass; loss, $75, 900. Louisville
KY. a shsnty was burned, and three negro
children, who had been locked in by theil
mother, were burned to cinders.
MARCH 4.-In Williamsburg, N. Y. loss
$50, 200. -. Newaygo. Mich. loss, 10000.
Fort Wayne, Ind. loss, SIG, DOC. -. Lagrange
Ind Ioaa 40 0nn Tuoaa Ohio. Ioao