Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-15
THE NEWS.
Count Won Arnim Under Arrest
at Berlin.
Fearful Explosion in London---Sev-
eral Lives Lost.
Germany Demands the Cessation Of French
Aid to the CarIists.
Applications From Southern States tor
United States Troops.
Bescber Procures the Indictment Of TillOn and
Moulton for Libel.
Interesting Grange Statistics-.-The
National Grange.
Applications From Southern States tol
United States Troops.
Beecber Procures the Indictment Of 1lliOu and
NouIton for Libel.
Interesting Grange Statistics-.-The
National Grange.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
FOREIGN.

Early on the morning of the "a a barl c
lying in the Regent Canal and laden with
powder exploded near the London Geological
Gardens, killing and wounding number of
persons and SCATTERING houses and bridges
for two miles away. A number of valuable
animals in the garden were also killed. The
bodies Of five persons had been recovered up
to the date Of the dispatch.
A late arrival from Japan brings the ntelli-
gence that the recent typhoon caused great
destruction at Nagasak. Several steamers
and over 1909 junks were wrecked, 5000
houses destroyed, and over 300 lives lost at
Nagasaki, Kobe and Sagaken.
Germany, according to a recent Madrid
letter, had sent note to the French Govern-
ment demanding the placing of q French
army on TIE Spanish frontier to prevent the
sending of aid to the Callists, or otherwise
Germany would STATEN an army there.
The Ministers of Great Britain and France
presented their credentials to President Ser
rano, of Spain, on the 4th. 1t was noticeable
that both Ministers addressed Serrano per-
sonally and did not refer TO the Spanish Re
public.
The Catholic Vicar of Posen, Germany
having disobeyed order To leave The coun-
try within twelve hours, has been forcbly
elected.
Barry Cornwall, the English author died
on the 9TH
The Sultan Of Morocco has issued decree
prohibiting the export of cereals for three
years.
At Northampton, England, on the 9Th,
after the declaration of the vote by which
Bradlaugh was defeated for Parliament, Il
mob of his supporters inaugurated a riot
which the police were unable to queu The
military were at last called out, and in the
struggle which followed many persons were
seriously injured.
A Madrid dispatch of the It'll says the Car
lists had been again defeated at Igualada
with severe loss in killed and wounded.
report that Don Carlos had been seriously
wounded at Durango is pronounced untrue.
A special to the London Post of the 18th de-
slares that anarchy rcigned in Turkistan.
The Turcomans We're plundering tribes
friendly to Russia, and her armed interyen-
ton was thought to be inevitable,
Count Won Arnim, late German Ambasss'
dor to Paris, was recently arrested at the in
stance of Bismarck, who charged that he had
concealed important State documents
and was ABOUT to publish them. A
London dispatch of the Sth says
the affair had taken very serious turn,
and that the Emperor had ordered that no
stone be left untumed to recover the miss
ing papers. The Count had denied that
there was any intention of publishing State
secrets, and intimates that the documents
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bassy without his knowledge. A Rome dis
patch of the same date says the missing doe.
umcnts relate to the establishment of a new
Government in France and to German inter-
ference with Spanish affairs.
a Madrid dispatch of the Sth says that
Spain had dsbanded 10000 soldiers, the
period for which they enlisted having cN.
PRED.