The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

The Journal he Parts says the Pope has
written a conciliatory and friendly letter to
President MaeMahon. acknowledging the eff
forts Of France in his favor.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has decorated
all the members Of the Arctic exploring expe-
diton, including sailors.
A Rio Janeiro dispatch OF the ith says that
the Instruction in the Argentine States was
becoming formidable. The feet hsd declared
for General Mitre, the leader Of the move
ment The insurgent forces were assembled
AT Cirilchoy and san Martin. The Govern
ment Of Buenos Ayres was taking vigorous
measures 10 meet the storm, and the Cham
bers were in permanent session. All the ma
tonal guard had been mobilized, and state
OF siege has been proclaimed in the insurrec-
tionary provinces. The newspapers At Bue-
nos Ayres have suspended publication.
A Rio Janeiro dispatch Of the 9th says:
The situation of affairs in Buenos Ayres l.
desperate. The Government j. taking yigor-
Gus measure. to suppress the instruction.
All Government offices and commercial
houses have closed. The Government has
issued an order extending the time on all
commercial credits. One regiment Of national
troops have revolted and gone over TO the
insurgents. Foreigners are Fastening TO their
respective consulstes TO get passports to pro-
tect them against CONSUMPTION. which will be
enforced There have been several disturb
ances in the streets OF Buenos Ayres.
Berlin dispatches OF the 5,h announce the
arrest OF the Count Won Arn!m; one report
I
another that he was about to publish book
containing documents damaging to Prince
Bismarck.
A dispatch from Rome, on the 5th, says
that General Garibaldi has issued manifesto
requesting electors to hasten to the polls at
the coming election for the Chamber Of Depu-
ties, and vote for those now in prison for
political offenses.
Ii is reported from Constantinople that the
Sultan has become recenciled 10 his nephew,
Mohammed Murad Efendi, the legal heir TO
the Turkish throne. The Sultan has sw orn
10 respect that right. and Mohammed Murad
has promised that the sons OF the sultan shall
retain their rank and palaces The Dowager
sultan. it is said. j. opposed to this arrange
ment. The precarious state OF the sultsn's
health is understood TO have been the reason
for the present arrangement in regard to the
succession.
BRYAN Waller Proctor. the English auth-
or. better known as Barry Cornwall" is
dead.
A cable dispatch states that four persons
were burned to death on the night of the 4th,
/ during a fire in Paisley. Scotland.
\ The arrest and imprisonment Of the Count
Won Arnim has caused great excitement
throughout all Prussia II Is stated that the
documents retained by the Count are State
property. and the courts decided that there
were sufficient grounds for instituting pro-
ceedings against him. Negotiations for their
restoration had been carried on for several
months. through Won Arnm's brother-in-
I law. and after repeated warnings. a few Of
the papers were returned. but the chief por-
ton were not given up. The documents are
said to contain Prince Bismarck's unqualified
approval Of Count Won Arnims conduct
while Ambassador at Paris. up TO the time
the sem-oiiicial Journals Of Germany began 10
attack him as a leader of the reactionary and
! Ultramontane movement. The petition OF
the Counts family for his release ha, been re-
fused
The recent election for member Of Parlia-
meni at Northampton. Eng, resulted a. fol-
lows: Merriweather. Conservative. ALL I;
/ Fowler, Liberal. $50; Bradlaugh. Radical,
I 1865.
A Paris telegram Of the 9th SAYS: Returns
I from eighty departments. show that 1890
members Of the Councils General have been
elected. Of whom $50 are Republicans, $50
I Nonarchists, and 100 avowed Bonapartisis.
New elections will be required in thirty dis
tricts, Of which twenty are expected to elect
Republican candidates.
At Northampton, Eng, on the evening Of
the 9th. after the declaration Of the vote, s
mob OF Brsdlaugh's supporters attacked with
stones the hotel Of Fowler. the Liberal cardi-
date. The police were unable to qucll the dis
turbance. and the riot act was read, the mill
.ary called out, and other assistance sum-
moned. In the struggle which followed many
persons were injured