Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-09-17

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the United States, in which they protest
ing troops to that State. lsrs
THE DemocrS rs of Massachusetts, nominated
William CASTOR, of Boston, for Governor, and
William S. Smith, of Springfield, for Lieu
tenant Governor. The platform fayors specie
payments and the passage of stringent
License law Colorado has returned Demo-
cratic Delegate to Cong ress for the fret time
in its history. The candidates were Thomas
NJ. Patterson, of Denver formerly Of Craw-
louisville, Ind, aud Henry P. III. Bromwell,
of Denver, formerly a member of Congress
from Illinois. Patterson, the Democratic
candidate, has 500 to 1000 majority. The
Reformers' Convention treated the woman
suffrage question as a dead and
abandoned ISSUE. Prof. Daniel j..
Pinckney, Of Mt. Morris, Ogle
county, has been nominated for Congress by
the Independent Reformers and the Demo
Gratis of the Fifth Illinois district. Judge
Poland has withdrawn his name from: the con-
test for Congress in the Second Vermont dis
trict The Nebraska Independents Lave
nominated J. W. Davis, of Douglas, for Con-
gresham; ). f. Gardner, of Richardson, for
Governor AMI Henry Webb, of Buffalo, for
Secretary of State. The platform favors the
resumption of specie payments as coon as
possible, as also cheap transportation OPP
poses further lard grants to railroads; favors
q reduction of taxes and tariff for revenue is
against the patent monopoly, and in favor of
a uniform license law.
Foreign.
The civil guards over Bazaine, who were
arrested at Ste. Marguerite on charge of con-
niving at his escape, have been released. -.
The sale of ten Bonapartist journals sill pub
hshed in the provinces, has been prohibited
by order of the Minister of the Interior -.
Frederick Dockray, the American prisoner in
Cuba, has been sent to Spain. He had served
for time in the chain gang. BY the ex-
plosion of the coal mine at Dou~, Belgium,
recently, seven lives were lost. Five miners
were rescued, badly injured.
THERE has been another Cabine. crisis in
Spain, the Zaballs Ministry having resigned in
body. Sagasta Immediately formed new
Cabinet. The Carlists have abandoned the
siege of Puycedra. I'VE have adviees from
Yokohama, Japan, to the 14th of August.
Negotiations between China and Japan for
the settlement of the Formosa trouble
were still In progress, but fears were
entertained that war between the two
,,Oxcaro would .rrou- ont cf Tho o<Ta;r Mimic
ter Bingham had demanded of Japan the in
demnity claimed by our Government on ac-
count of the Simonozki affair. and the
amount had been deposited to his credit. =.
Bazaine has gone to England Members OF
the Austrian Polar Expedition. for whose
safety fears were felt, have been heard from.
They were shipwrecked and took to sleighs,
in which they succeeded, after a long
journey, in reaching the Norwegian island of
Wardoe. After abandoning their ship the
party travelled for seven months in sledges,
and two winters were passed On the ice. The
highest point reached was in latitude so. A
large tract of land was discovered to the
occurred during the entire voyage.
THE French Government has sent large
force of troops to the Spanish frontier to
guard against violation of the neutrality
laws by the Carlists. This action will cut off
the main source of supplies for the army of
the pretender, and greatly hasten the sup
preston of the rebellion Something of
sensation has been caused in English aristo-
cratic circles by the action of the Marquis of
Ripon in renouncing Freemasonry, resigniDg
the Grand Mas.ership of the order, and join
ing the Catholic Church. Spain is recruiting
troo Dc for service in Cuba.
A DESTRUCTIVE confagration occurred a.
Meiningen, Germany, last week. Half of the
place was burned. The loss on buildings
alone is estimated at 5000, 900 thalers. Up
wards of 700 families have been made home
less, and there is great distress. :. The Port
uguese Minister of the Interior has issued
notice that the Arabian ports ON the Red Sea
areinfected with the plague. E. Jules Simon, in
a recent speech at RheiIn,, advocated the dis
solution of the French Assembly He declared
that monarchy was impossible; that in
France there were but Republicans and Bona:
partists- nnfp0t Icrfvf
THE London Times says De Lesseps has
abandoned the project of Central Asian
railway. :. Charles Glpin, NJ. P. for North
ampton Lord George John Manners, and Sir
Henry X. Storks, are dead . The Carlsts
recently fired on train Of cars, believing that
the Austrian and German ambassadors were
passengers. The driver and stoker Of the
train were killed. Charles Perkins, the ex-
American Consul at Lisbon, on trial at
Paris for obtaining money on false pret-nses,
has been adjudged guilty. and sentenced to
one years imprisonment, and a fine Of 100
francs, and ordered to refund all moneys
fraudulently obtained. His wife, who is a
niece of ex-Queen Isabella, was acquitted.
1t is reported that an order will soon be is
sued expelling from Prussia all foreign priests,
monks and nuns. sa2 hE
The Southern TrOubles-ActiOn Of the
National Authorities. a