Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-16
r. NJ. T. HUNTER and ex-guerrilla Mosby are

r. NJ. I. HUNTER and ex-guerrilla Mosby are
candidates for Congress in Virginia The
anti-temperance ticket was successful in the
recent municipal election at Dubuque, Iowa.
The rumor Is revived that Mr.. Delano is
to succeed Secretary Richardson at the head
of the Treasury.
The Hartford Courant prints complete re-
turns of the Connection. election from all the
towns in the State but seven, which foot up
as follows; Ingersoll CDem-), As, CSC; Harri-
son (Rep.). 1929; Smith (Prohib.), 1851
The Legislature is largely Democratic in
both branches.
News from the recent town elections in
various Western States indicates preponder-
ance of temperance victories, though the
larger places have generally succeeded in
electiDg license tickets An exciting scene,
bordering on a riot. took place in Dayton,
Ohio, and it was found necessary to remove
the women from the street before order was
restored. Complete returns give the follow
ing result of the vote for Governor of Con-
necticut: Ingerooll, 1874; Harrison, 49,
e42; Smith, ,S26 scattering, 10 Total vote
of the State, 91,671: Ingersolrs plurality,
6,742; Ingersolrs majority over all. 1887.
MUNICIPAL elections were held last week in
a number of Western cities and towns. We
blNC DCloN shC ACpuAt III cCNCiol VI tuO ldl SCI
places: Milwaukee, Wis, Republican by S31
majority Madison. Wis. Democratic major
ity. 500; Kenosha, Wis, Reform ticket elect
ed by It's majority: Jsnesville Wis, Reform
ticket elected Fond du Lac, Wis. elected the
Democratic and Anti-Temperance ticket; Free
/ pot. ILL.,, Democratic; Jacksonville, ILL.,,
elects J. o. King. Anti-Temperance, Mayor by
16S majority at La Crosse, Wiz, the Liberals
swept everything Beloit Wis. elected the
License ticket at Cleveland Ohio, the Demo-
| cratic and Anti-Temperance was elected by
majorities ranging from 5000 to $500 the
Democracy also carried Cincinnati and Toledo
the former by about ZOO, and the latter by
500; Dayton likewise went Democratic and
Anti-Temperance by about 700 at Grand
Rapids, Mich, the No-License party tri-
umphed; Minneapolis, MIMI, Democratic by
2S6; st. Louis, Mo-, badly mixed; Omaha,
Neb., Republican by good majority Lincoln,
Neb., Anti-Temperance at Evansville, Ind,
the Labor-Reformers carried the day.
General.
WASHINGTON dispatches indicate that the
British Government will accept the invita-
ton to participate in the forthcoming Centen-
NAL Celebration at Philadelphia as soon al the
question whether the celebration is to be
international national has been settled by
ourselves.
The practice of ''hazing'' has peen carried
4 Ou W al unubudi CAlcuS at tuc AnHdpouc
Naval Academy lately, and Secretary Robson
threatens to dismiss the offenders il it is not
stopped.
THE French steamship Europa recently
sank at sea, while on the voyage from Havre
to New York. Her passengers, 400 in number,
were rescued by passing steamer and taken
to Queenstown
THE vessel and cargo of the wrecked steam
ship Europe it is estimated were worth in the
neighborhood of two and a quarter millions
of dollars. She was one of the largest vessels
belonging to the General TRANSATLANTIC line.
COMBINATION has been formed between
the Union Pacific Railway Company and the
Panama and Pacific Mail Steamship Company
3 for the purpose of destroying competition in
4 rates of transportation to the Pacific coast.
! This is undoubtedly good thing for the com
I panes, but pretty hard on the travelling pub
lie and those who have to transport goods be-
tween the East and West.
Foreign.
, BY the arrival of the steamer Alaska at San
Francisco we have dates from japan to the
10th of March, The annual exhibition al
Kioto was opened March l. within the walls OF
' the Mkado's former residence, and for the
first lime the interior of the imperial dwelling
|, was made visible to the public. The insur-
; rection in the district of Saga has been com.
: pletely auelled There is a serious discon-
. tent among the old military class account
Of the proposed substitution of definite sum
: of money for the annual pensions now re-
:, ceived by that body. The Japan Mail re
Gently published long and violent attach
upon United States Minister Bingham.
REPORTS from the seat Of the war in Spair
continue to be conflicting. The Carlisti
:. claim that discussions have broken out il
: the army in Bilboa, which will lead to the
early fall of the city into their hands. They
!, also claim that less than half of their force
, was engaged in the recent engagement at Bill
boa