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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-17
FIRE! FIRE.!

\ The undersigned having met with a severe loss
in the destruction OF his property, by fire. is
under the necessity of calling upon all who are in
debted to him, for the amount they owe. 1t is
necessary that he should have the money within
the next thirty days, TO assist in parting up new
buildings in place of those destroyed by fire.
Aug. 5, '72-tf. JOHN HOHAM.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-17
Emigration Turning.
Cheap Farms in Mulh.West Missouri.

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny offers 100000 acres of land in Cen
trail and South Missouri, at from So 10
S12 per acre, on seven years time, with
tree transportation from St. Louis to all
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral
wealth, school, churches and law abiding
society invite emigrants from all points
to this land otfruits and flowers. For par
ticulars address a. Tuck, Land Commits
s%ioner, st. Louis, Mo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-17

We will issue policies on all classes Of insurable
property. ON favorable terms
A. G. & 4. B CAPRON,
agents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-17

80 acres good land, II improved, in Green tip.
10000 best grated apple trees, over 40 varieties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-17
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality. and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money. and on more favor
abe terms than can be had of any other person,
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Rrgeuts or the NORMAL schools.

There wss & meeting OF ,lis Bosri op
Saturday afternoon at the Capitol.
There were pr,seut the Governor. the
the State Superintendent o. Free
Schools, the Treasurer, the Auditor and
Hon. T B. Kline. The principal object
of the meetipg wac 10 exchange deeds
with the Central Land Company, st
Huntington. making some changes OF
the boundary lines OF The Marshal!
College property. The ompany was
represented by General Olsy. This step
was in accordance with a provision OF
,he school law passed las; wiuter BY the
Legislature, 10 strsighten the avenues
AID streets OF the city Of Huntington.
and therefore the city gives TO Marshal,
College othe. additions which were q
fair compensation. The exchange was
OF mutual beueft 10 both parties, and
sli acquainted with the facts must APP
plSud the wisdom OF the law providing
for this adjustment. Rules and reguls-
tions for the normal schools were also
provided for at this eeting.-Corri,r
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UMAH
The AlIen-Hagan Prize FiKh

OMAHA, November l9.-The prize
fight business is decidedly mixed this
morning. Eagan remained in the
county jail all night and his friends are
making every effort to get him out.
Looney and the other manager want
to get back to St. Louis and settle
things up there. Tom Allen declares
positively this morning that he will
never go in the ring again. Riley was
forced to say the fight was fraud by
parties on the train, but there are a
good many who claim that his formal
decision On the fight will be given this
morning, and that he will decide IN ia
vor OF Hogan, if no outside influence
is brought TO bear. The sporting men
are getting out of town as fast as pos
sible. Every body is disgusted.
The fight OF yesterday still continues
the exciting topic in this city. The
disgracetul conduct Of Allen has Won
Hogan the sympathy OF many who on
general principles condemn the prize
ring.
The Herald says: Boosting bragg
garl Allen, who declared be could whip
his antagonist in twenty minutes, got
knocked some ten feet in the first round
and then, seeing he was overmatched
by the Pennsylvania, dealt him an al,
most fatal foul in the second round.
This is the man who calls himself
the champion OF the world. In
the fight OF yesterday this Euglish
bruiser was probably backed by q re-
teree who was trained to his service,
who decided a foul, but refused the
victory 10 the man who won it by all
the known rules, and decides it draw.
fprize fghing must continue. we in
common with 9th ers, desire to see fair
play. The overwhelming sentiment is
with Hogan, and nine out OF ten who
saw the fight believe Hogan whipped
Allen. Hogan's physician says his pa
tent is splitting blood from the blow.
Hogsn's friends agree that as Allen
struck toni, as Is admitted by the re-
leree, the fight belongs to Hogan and
that the cutting of the ropes was not
done by Hogan nor at his suggestion,
and he cannot be blamed for it. Both
OF the princ pals remain here for the
present After the fight James Eagau
declared he would not deliver up Ho-
gan share OF the money and he has
beer arrested and is now in Jail. 1t is
believed that Hogan is determined to
have another match with Allen as soon
as his health permits and that Dakota
will be the next battle ground.
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PITTSBURGH
Supposed Murder.

PIrrsBUReH, November 19.-Michael
Doyle, a policeman on duty at East
Liberty. was run over and killed by the
freight train on the Pennsylvania rail-
road this morning. 1t is generally be-
lieved that Doyle was murdered and
placed on the track to cover up the
crime. The coroner has gone to hold
and inquest
Experiments In Boiler Explosions.
The series of experimental boiler tests
arranged to take place near this city
commenced to-day. under the direction
OF the Government Commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose. The first
experiment consisted in testing the
strength of an iron boiler constructed
in the usual manner, with pivot holes
punched and side seams single riveted.
The safety valve Was found 10 be de-
fective, aud the only damage done con-
sisted in blowing that article of,
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Fire I'm WealOu.

About ! o'clock on the night OF the
Tth inst, our citizens were again aroused
from their sleep by an alsrm Of FIRE
OF course everybody turned out, and
found thata house occupied by William
Williams, on Main street, was in flames
Il was impossible TO save the house.
and everybody went TO work to save
the furniture, in which they were sue
ccs5lu'. We are not informed ss TO
how the fire originated. The house was
one oithe first built in this place, aud
wSs occupied by the first printing OF.
flee ever established here WtJton
Democrat
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III EnlhnmN CmIIeGe Ell.

A AU has Ts'sai both houses Of the
Lc-.,,atuE. aPf.ot..atirg 5000 per
anu1m t5 E.,aa.y College, in the up
per IaT, o. toe STATE. The appropria-
uon j. intended TO continue four years
and College binds Itself to
eIuca'e free fty-'our young men,
taking one from each county
IN thr State. The bin came
very lear being passed. la-t session
and wa- taken from the table in the
>eug.e las, week. Having passed this
body j. went to the House, who amend
Fl !. aDi returned it to the Senate who
passed J. g. amended. The bill will
become G law when the Governor
signs IT, which we presume he will DO
There il one feature about the passage
o' this till which is greatly 10 its favor
Gentlemen rom every section, irrespec-
tive Of Psrty or district, supported it on
the lroad principle Of afford rg better
facilities 10 ouv young men for tree ed
ucatoa. The Jl.l passed on i;s merits
-Clvls.gr C1uir.
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ColIisiBn.
LOUISVILLE.
EIEnnCiRI.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. l9.-The evening
--si5sr. on the financial situation, says !:
We are aPPriscd OF the fact that the
oaaas are strong, aud the business COM
~u2.;Y are sat!ttiei that i; is just so
IIe taa1s 10 not hesitate to declare
i4at they are prepared for any emerger-
y, Iney can pay their depositors every
'o. a.. This Is we'll, but unfortunately
i means the keeping OF vast amount
o. cuIre1cy out OF use and oat OF circus
'Aou, and while this policyis persisted
ID ;1s'e will be hard times and strin-
SsHc? ald stagnaiion in trade. Facto-
'es AID workshops will be closed and
men out Of employment. 1t simportaut
therefore that a change be insugursted."
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ILLINOIS.
Murder.

CAIRO. November l9.-Wash-
ington Strsther killed Joe Kluge at
Tar's Landing, in Lucas Bend. yester-
day, cutting his throat from ear TO ear.
Officer Russell aud a large party pur-
sued Strather, who WAS joined by two
coniederates. All three were wounded,
and one captured, but Strather got
away. He is wounded in the arm. A
large party is out searching fer him.
Reduciioa OF Wages,
1t is said that the Illinois Central
road has reduced the wages OF the labor
ers who are employed on the improve.
meuts OF their grounds in this city, %
cents per day.
Rock ISLAND Ill, November IS
The wages OF Government employees
on the Island have been reduced six
per cent.
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RHODE ISLAND.
The SprAg cues.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. l9.-The Sprague
deed now only awaits the signatures OF
the trustees. ore CT whom is absent in
Name on business OF the firm, and
another i. attending a meeting OF Hoyt,
Sprasue Il Co.'S creditors. Itis probs-
bic that the deed Wi not be executed
this week.
The officers are on the track oI
Wood well the abscondng cashier OF the
Commercial bank OF this city.
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III for TIT.

Tie Augusta lGa) C,w.n.asra'f'
Las tie f,.,yr.EE:
Thomas :. Scot, and Jhon ". Gar
yst. the Dagaalss Of The Pennsylvania
Centra. gni Baltimore & Ohio rail-
r2ads, lave long been ct loggerheads
IN the isys Of imitation Tom Scott haI
Garrett very hard pressed indeed, bu,
the c..laPse Of the financial balloon has
relatively cbangsd positions for these
reIglb.ab,e 'oemel. While Scott ha.
to reso-, to evas.on to make 81 auempt
at future iiyijends, Care, has jus, paid
his s.ockAoldsrs 10 cash. While the
Pennsylvania CeotTai has 10 halt in i,s
mighty undertakings, the Baltimore
and Ohio coIiiBnes i,s important ex-
tensions, and is as solid and a. solvent
as Rothsch..d.
let Hercules hlmsclido what he may.
Bat cat wiz new and dog viii ave Ms
day
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FROM an exchange we find that
socicty OF young girls in Detroit have
established dav nurserY for the care
and feeding OF children. The society
is called the "Helping Hand and it
looks as ifthe name ls a good one. 1t
has obtained comfortable quarters for
a nursery where poor women may
leave their small children to be enter
tained and cared Tor while they are 10"
ing their days work. Children may
be left at the nursery at six 0 clock in
the morning, and are kept until seven
o clock in the evening, at ten cents q
day for one child, or fifteen cents for &
whole family. They get all they want
TO eat OF healthy food. have medical at
tendance if they require it, and those
who are old enough get instruction
The nursery has been in operation but
a short time, bu! it is found TO answer
an excellent purpose One great b"ue-
fit already observed il that It has less
enoI the number o. women who form
criy -uhs.-,cl tv lc-ging or voluntary
charities, ly offering many such IN
opportunity o. working for their living
and c,eya,.ns TIER scIf-rospect New
York a-i. We believe, Ph.Iaie'nhis
lave -...ilIr institutions.
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CINCINNATI.
Fire.


CINCINNATI, O., November l9.-The
pottery Of +. Dallas was burned to the
.-onnd tonight. Loss SIS 600.
Interesting Contempt Case.
Inc Superior Court is about 10 suns
@on the Chamber Of Commerce TO
answer Tor contempt, in refusing the
osPu:y Sheiiffs free admission during
eHchange hours. The Board vii. coa-
IS: the case warmly.
ColIiSiUn.
Inc steamer Fleetwood collided with
a. unknown tow boat on Tuesday
..gh: a: Scio!oville, sinking several
enp:y c)sl bsrges. No lives were lost
I'D 20 damage to the steamers.
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HishOp lmmm mIns.

Oar readers may not know that
B.sbop George D. CummiGs, Who re-
Gently rssigDed his bishOpric and with .
drew from TIE communion OF the Pro-
tes,snt Episcopal Church, wes formerly
AetHodIst minister. Twenty-e:ghl
years ago be was the junior preacher
Of the Jsfsrson, w. va } Circuit and
Tss q member OF the Baltimore AM
nual Conference. About that time be
married g daughter Of the late Judg.
Ba.cher, resid ng near Sbepherdstosn,
Wet Wig MIA He is a brother-in-l.w
OF Rev. Dr.. Balch, late rector Of the
Church OF the Ascension in Baltimore.
-CuDrJrLGnd N<rs.
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IOWA.

Ala for the Homestead Sufferers.
Dxs Mo,SRs, November l9.-Adjutsnt
General Baker will send four car loads
Of coal to the Osceola county sufferers.
The railroads, except the Illinois Cen
tral, will carry donations free.
The Prize Fight.
The soldiers who have returned from
the Allen Hogan fight say that the
Sheriff OF Pottavattamie county abso-
lutely refused to do anything to prevent
the fight, and they believe that he was
bought of. Gov. Carpenter did his
whole duty in the sstter.
Four women are already candidates
for the clerkship in the next legisls-
ture.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, November Ii

Senate bill 273, a bill to repeal
chapter sixteen OF tue Code, concerning
public printing was read a third time
and passed with its title.
Senate bill 229, a bill to amend and
re-enact sections |, >, 8. t, ), s and ! Of
chapter 100 o. the Code, relating to ex,
ceptions, execution of judgment and
writ Of error, was read a third time and
passed with it's title.
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West Virginia Legislature
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Nov Is
The following bills were resd q third
time and passed with their titles:
Senate bill 81, providing for chang
ing county lines.
Senate bill 1875, providing for chang
ing the names OF towns and villages
not incorporated and OF districts o.
counties.
Senate bill l76, amending chapter 81
OF the Code, concerning gusriians and
wards.
Senate bill $50, requiring certain sales
to te adveruzea in q newspaper, aud
Senate bill 2Sl, amending chapter II
OF the Code, concerning the Civil Con-
tiugent Fund.
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The Maritime Powers OF EuEope

hE SA
The Cologne Gazette prints & list o
the iron clads OF the maritime powers
OF Europe in 1873, which it PROCESSES to
have derived from recent and trust
worthy sources. England, according 70
this, hiss a war navy Of 50 vesselsr o.:
2S,OO0 horse power, and 595 guns. is
home feet consists OF fourteen large
plated vessels, tour plated batteries, aud
FIVE plated gunboals, Of more than 30
900 horse power, and carving lO2 guns
The war navy OF Russia counts -
plated frigates and four cupols vessels
Of - 600 horse power, and l54 guns.
The home squadron includes ten tur-
reted ships and three plated batteries,
with 2,7l0 horse power, and 81 guns.
Germany has n war navy composed
OF three plated irieates. OF 1900 borse
power, and So guns, (rot including five
plated frigates and one plated corvette
OF 500 horse power and IS guns, now
in course OF cons;ruction). The Ger
man cosst-guard fleet consists OF two
turretei ships, Of 6OJ horse power and
seven gCos
The war Navy otFEance is composed
Of sixteen plated frigstes aud twelve
plated corvrttcs, OF 1920 horse power
in all, ari carrying @lG guns. The
French home squadron contains four
teen turreied vessels, sixteen plated
batterie7, and six rams, OF 1920 horse
power, and carrying 26S guns.
Austria has war navy OF seven
plated lrisates and tour Casemaiei ships,
Of $50 horse power bearing lS2 guns
There is 70 Austrian home sqlsdron.
The Italian war ravy consists OF -
plated irigates, two plated coryetts. and
one ram, OF 200 horse power, aud hav-
Jog lCS guns.
Turkey possesses navy OF consiicf'
able strength, composed Of fifteen large
plated war vessels, two OF which have
nine inch plates, OF $3.50 horse power
in al, aud carrying ll6 guns OF the
heaviest CalIbcr.
Spain has seven plated iriGates, OF
5000 horse power, and lij guns, while
in her coast fleet there are three turret-
ed ships Of | 500 horse power, and car
rying nine guEs. Finally the Neither
lands dispose OF q coast guard feet OF
22 vessels OF various kird1. OF $500
horse power, and bearing III guns.
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ENGLAND.
Instructive Pfrr.

LIVERPOOL, November l9.-An
alarming coufiagrstion broke out IN
the Exchange buildings, in this city, at
an early hour this morning, which
threatened serious consequences. The
fire was first discovered in the exten-
sive store rooms in the building, where
a large quantity Of valuable merchan-
dize was deposited, and, owing to the
light material, the flames spread rapid,
ly. A general alarm was sounded and
the entire force OF the fire department
was called into reqHisition. The
flames were finally subdued and the
damage confined to the etore room in
which the FIRE originated, The loss is
not known. The damage to the mer-
chandise is heavy.
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our help in ages past.
Our hope loT years 10 come,
Our shelter nom the stormy blast.
And our eternal home

There it goes again. Just as every
body was getting ready to hail Cover
nor Booth, OF Cali:or MS, as the perfect
man, some euvious soul has started the
cslum NOUS report tha; the Governor j.
q salsry.grabber, back and forward
He approved an &C; OF the last Czlifor-
MIA Legislature whereby his own COM
pensation Was increased 81, 900 e year,
aud drew the Increased salary.
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NEW JERSEY.

ELIZABETH, n. j., November 10
Yesterday four men with shot guns
tresspassed on the farm OF Alex. 1.oins,
near here. and commenced searching
for rabbits in celery beds. An en-
ployee OF Loins interfered, when they
clubbed him with clubs, crushing in his
skull. Loins, attracted by the noise,
fred on the strangers. They returned
the Ere and all escaped. The injured
man will die.
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PARrrzs il Eauszs are divided irto
Republicans, Democrats, Independen!
Democrats, Independent Republicans,
Republican Rsformers, Fsrmers, Anti
MoaopoIists, Apti-Corruptionsts, and
Geuersl-PrDciple-ists. The evidences
are, however, that outside OF the regular
Radical organization all the res. will
gradually settle down upon the cd
DEMOCRATIC hard pan.
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4 STORY comes from HeidelUurg. Of
four German students, two Of whom
agreed to play game Of cards, the
stakes being tbatthe loser sbnuld shoot
himself The game wss played and the
terrible fozieit paid By one OF the young
men. He companions have been arre.-
ted
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fire.

MILFORD. November ia large
building in this place. owned BY o. Ur.
ter, and used as straw factory, was
burned lss. night, together with a lot
Of machinery aud stock. The building
!, Insured for fifteen thousand dollars.
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ApArrESr who called upon spiritual
medium in an Illinois town the other
dsy for advice about the rheumatism
was somewhat startled on being told
that the disease would soon leave his
LETT leg-stsrtled because tast happen
ed TO B. q patent army leg presented
to him py = grateful country.
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FRANCE.

ProIousstiono OF MaeMahon's Term.
PARIS, November l9.-The sssemb.
ly to-day adopted the report of the
commission recommending a seven
years prolongation OF President Mac
Mahon's term. The vote stood, ayes
3S4 noes SIS
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Nov l3

A number OF petitions asking the re-
peal or modification Of the liquor law
were presented and referred to tue Com
mittee on Taxation and Finance. The
other proceedings Of the House consit-
ed mainly OF routine busir ess; the read
ing and advancement OF various bills.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Suspendsd.

L.ooyIA, n. H., November l9.-Ths
Belknsp Savings Bank in this place has
suspended paying depositors for the
present, and is calling in its notes. The
bank had SIS 009 on sprsguss paper.
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MISSOURI.
The Cubau Oatrages.

JEFFsRsoy CIrY, November l9.-
A rousing meeting was held ct the
Court House last night to consider the
Cuban outrages. Resolutions were
adopted demanding immediate repara-
tion.
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Fire.

TIproN, November ia fire com.
menceJ last night in the store Of John
Schmidt Il Co., and ia still burning this
morning. 1t originated from a coal oil
lamp, lef. burning after the store wls
closed. The principal business houses
OF the place, south aud east OF the origin
OF the FIRE, are in ruins. The wind was
blowing in a southeasterly direction.
The whole loss is estimated at about
$4,000.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, LAM. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the Southeru States falling tenn
perature, generally heavy frosts, north
westerly winds and clear weather.
From the Ohio Valley aud thence over
Tennessee and West Virginia, north
westerly winds with cold clear weather.
For the lower lakes rorthwesterly
winds, occasional snow, cold cloudy
weather, clearing 10 the forenoon. For
the Middle and Eastern States north
westerly and northerly winds. cold,
clearing and clear weather. For the
upper lakes and south~ards 10 Ms
souri, winds veering TO tberly, rising
temperature and partly cloudy weather
All reports are missing from the south
west, the northwest and Pacific coast.
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MAINE.
yfcted.

BELFAST, November lj.-J. I. Cor
don was this morning convicted in the
first degree for the murder OF Emma I
Gordon, al Thorndyke.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Canal Navigation,

MONTREAL, November l9.-Splendid
sleighing throughout the lover provin-
ces. Canal navigation is nearly sus-
pended.