Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-15
THE NEWS.
spanish Affairs.

cry III the Spanish dominions on both sides OF
the Atlantic. The European powers Will soon
recognize the republic, to wtrl' none ~ mem
has any invinci'r antipatnv. All c'''"'r'''
desire, primarily. the III siutenance oil order a."
protection uf the vas, interests OF comme'ce.
Tic vrumiscs shortly III uhmit documents rcla
tive OF the Vr:;r,uS affair, which will lemon
xtratc that war has been avoided, while the
principle y: the International law has been
upheld by the Government. The army is re-
covering from tho effects Of ineubordiuation;
riotous outbreaks orc ccasing; municipal
authorities no longer seek I ocxcrcise dicta
torship !; popular ri>ings, barbados, and pro-
nunriamcntos. have been annihilatcd by un'.
vcrsal suffrage, and he appeals to the Cortcs
to do their duty, and receive the verdict OF
history as conservative founders Of tho Span.
'sh Republic. Immediately after the delivery
sd the message. tho Cortes adjourned.
TN tn" re-assembling OF the Ccrtes, on Jan.
uary Sd. tho deputies on two votes gave Il
majority Of % against Y resident Castelar,. As
eoon ~ the result was announced Gen. Pavia
sent an officer to the Chamber with a letter
demanding the dissolution Ct the Ccrtcs, and
thercupon occupied the palace Of the Cortrs
and other public buildings with $4,000 troops.
\ company. OF the Municipal Guard entcr1d
the palace of the Cortcs and expelled
the deputies. General Pavia, viii his
staff, held a position outside, with
cannon pointed at. the building.
He summoned tho most eminent of all parties
including Members Of the present government,
only excepting Carlists aud intransisentes, to
form a new governments. This, Gen. Pavia
declared, was the only means for the salvation
OF the country. The streets are filed with
people, and there is great excitement, but no
bIeod has been shed. A new Ministry,
has been formed, as follows President, Ser
lano Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Sagosta /:
War, Zavals Justice, Fisueras : Agriculture,
Bscerra; Finance, %Echcgarroy ; Interior. Gar
'cia Ruiz; Marine, Topetc. Adecree has been
promulgated appointing Marshal Selrano
chief OF executive power.
The State Department at Washington has
received additional facts in regard to the coup
fet0t. They show that Pavia's troops, a sort
of militia force. with which he attempted to
overthrow the Cortes, were disarmed by the
regulars, who were afterwards stationed
throughout the city. with artillery planted to
aid in maintaining order. 1t is also stated
that Gen. Pavia is to be tried for high trva-
son. CASTELAR, rendered his resignation at S
O'Clock on the morning Of January Sd, and
Serrano was Immediately elected President.
The new order OF thugs at Madrid creates
considerable talk in diplomatic circles in
Washington. and the feeling is one Of fear
that the experiment of a Spanish Republic is
failure. Serrano ia regarded at heart as
anything but a Repu; lican.
The new Minister Of The Interior, Garcia
Euis, has ordered the publication Of al
Carlist and intransisente newspapers to be
stopped.
Senior CASTELAR,, in a letter addresse! to the
country, says he must Protest with all his
energy against the recent brutal coup deat.
He concludes My conscience will not per.
nit me to associate with ~demaSosues, and
conscience and houor refuse to accept a sltua-
tion created by bayonets."
An armed rising OF volunteers Of liberty
took place in Saragossa On Sund =. It was
melted by the municipality. After eight
hours fighting the troops took two hundred
'nsur8ent prisoners and captured six cannon,
and 4 large quantity OF rifles and ammunition.
The municipality has dissolved.
The overthrow of the CASTELAR, ministry has
been farorably received in Havana. The Cas-.
lno Espanol; is especially j~ubilant. The vol.
unteers are in favor Of a monarchy. The crown
on the stcrns OF Spanish vessels in the har.
Dor, which were painted over when the rcrub-
lie was in vogue, are now being reg,lded.
The imperial Spanish coat.of.arms has again
been placed in the palace of the Captain
General
The East.
HYDRoraoB1A is reported prevailing to an
alarming extent among dogs and horses in
Sussex county, New Jersey.
A REVOLVING scene took place Oh Friday.
January Q, in the Hudson county, New jersey,
Jail, at the execution Of Jacob Michela, q Rus
sian seaman, tor the murder Of Deputy Mar
shall Stevenson. in July last. After Michcla
had been hanging about three minutes, and
while being lower ed for the convenience Of
PHYSICIANS, the knot slipped, and he fell heav.
lily to the ground. As rapidly as possible the
rope was readjusted, and Michela was again
. suspended, and after a few commissions, was
declared dead.
F~LElTwooD trotting park stables at New
York, twenty-three in number, burned on
""AN~ " AA C6IIlA6c0 duO bulAlc6 StOx0O
IN the stables were destroyed.
The proposed labor demonstration t New
York. Thursday morning, proved a failure.
Not more then three hundred men appeared
about the square, and they were gathered in
little groups. No one appearing to orgarize
a meeting, and a somewhat heavy rain pre-
vailing, the men soon scattered.
The New Hampshire Democratic Conven-
ton has nominated James A. Weston for Gov
epnor.
THERE are ramors that J.. Buttrick, cashier
OF the Wamsutta National Bank, at Lowell,
Mass, has a discrepancy of over $50, 900 in his
accounts.
AN unsuccessful attempt was made to rob
the Abingdon. Mass. National Bank. Masked
men bound and gagged the Waterman, but he
managed to give the alarm, and the men e.
capped.
JUSTICE DANIELS, OF New York, has fined
e1-Sherif Brennan, and his deputy Shields, to
ray a fine Of $3.50 each and be imprisoned
thirty days in the county Jail, for permitting
''enet's escape.
The coinage at the Philadelphia mint for
the month Of December was 81 FOG, 900 gold,
and $4,000 silver. At San Francisco, CAL,
the coinage was 50, $50, 900 gold, and 5000 900
IN trade silver dollars.
A LARGE number OF working men assembled
n convention At New York on the 5th, to de-
nounce the Board Ct Assistant Aldermen in
falling to order the heads OF departments to
have all work done by day labor instead Of by
contract. The Chairman urged the working
men TO come to the front and hold their own
against swindlinS p"llt.cians who wanted to
ke+p them in starvation. Il committee OF five
was appointed to wait on the Mayor and
Comptroller, but Oh marching to the City
Hall they were refused Ambulance. A large
demonstration is proposed, to be composed
Of all the unemployed in tn, city, and march
to the City Hall aud pass in review before the
Mayor.
lHE Boston Gazette publishes q statement
OF II. $. Jackson, Secret Service agent OF the
Treasury Departme t, to the effect that he
was employed by the Government, two years
ago, to ferret GU: frauds relative to Jordan,
NJ arsh 4 Co.
TIE Supreme Court CT the United States
has given a decision in favor Of Geo. O.
Marcy, OF Boston, confirming the validity OF
Orty thousand dollars worth OF Illinois reg
i stored town bonds issued in aid OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad. The own Attempted 10
avoid paying interest on the bonds, alleging
that they were illegally issued.
JOHN. w. CARTWRIGHT, one Of the receivers
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