The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08

Don Carlos is reported 10 have been se-
riously wounded during q mutiny in the
Carlist camp at Durango.
Count Won Arnim, late German Ambas-
sador to France, has been arrested and
lodged in Jail at Berlin on q charge of
embezzling important state papers.
Thirty-two persons were killed by fall
ing walls caused by strong shock of
earthquake which occurred at Antigua,
Guatemala, on the 9th ultimo.
The French elections have resulted in
gains to the Bonapartists and Republi-
cans. Prince Napoleon was defeated at
Ajaccio by Prince Bonaparte.
The Catholic Vicar of Posen having
disobeyed an order TO leave the province
has been forcibly elected.
The Danish Parliament was opened
yesterday by the King, who delivered a
speech from the throne, in which he al
luded, with qualification, to his recent
visit to Iceland
The waters of the Nile are rising, and
there are grave fears Of disastrous in
undation.
A confidential commissioner of the
Chinese Government has arrived at Cal
lao to investigate the condition of the
Coolies in Peru.
The municipal election in Corinth,
Miss, has been carried by the Conserva.
tives for the first time in eight years.
The Government of the Argentine
States is taking rigorous measures to sup
press the insurrection. The situation in
Buenos Ayres is desperate.
Mr.. William CASTOR has formally ac-
cepted the Democratic nomination for
Governor of Massachusetts.
The Cheyennes have forced Gen. Miles
to retreat to the vicinity Of the Antelope
Hills. and have lost three men in a fight
with General Davidson on the Washita
River.
Fifty small frame houses have been
destroyed by fire in New Orleans Loss,
100000.
The losses by fire in New England dur
ing last month amounted to $l,074,000.
Charlie Ross has been found again
this time near Weschester, Pa.
Ex-senator O'Brien has refused the
nomination for Congress in the Tenth
District.
General Miles is about to start on sec
ond expedition against hostile Indians.
and is now in camp on the Washita Riv-
er.
A number of Carlist generals in the
North of Spain are said to have left the
cause and abandoned the Carlist troops
| in consequence Of disagreements with
Don Carlos's War Ministry.
Herbert Rodwell, Conservative, has
been elected from Cambridgeshire, with
out poll, to fill the seat in Parliament
occupied by the late Lord George Man
ners.
Great difficulty is found by Captain
General Concha in collecting the special
tax of 212 per cent. on capital employed
in business in Havana.
The jury in the Phelps trial at Albany
was discharged yesterday, standing elev-
en- for conviction and one for acquital.
Judge John f. Greene was on Monday
nominated for Governor by the Inde-
pendent Republicans of South Carolina.
The Democratic State Committee of
Alabama has issued an address proving
the recent stories Of outrages in that State
utterly false.
The Jerome Park fall meeting began
Monday. Countess winning the opening
dash Of three-quarters Of of mile, Aero
bat the Jerome Stakes, 0Htipa the Nurs-
cry Stakes, Mate the Manhattan Handi-
cap, and Mary Buckley the selling race.
The champion pennant of the Brook
lyn Yacht Club was won last Monday by
the sloop Emma 7.
J.C. Fellows, New York travelling
agent, was robbed of bag containing
5000 worth ofjewelry on last Monday
at Poughkeepsie.
Theodore Tilton and Frank d. Moulton
were indicted for libel by the Kings coun-
ty Grand Jury on Monday last on COM
plant of Henry Ward Beecher.
The Danish Government has sent an
other protest to Berlin in reference to the
expulsion of Danish subjects from Schles-
wig-Holstein.
Mr.. Layard, the British Minister, and
M. de Chambordy, the French Minister,
at Madrid, presented their credentials to
President Serano on Saturday
The insurrection in the Argetine States
is becoming formidable. The fleet has
declared for General Mitre, the leader OF
the insurrection. A state of siege has
been declared in five of the provinces.
The continual absence of President
Grant from the capital gives rise 10 a
deal Of complaint by Congressman and
others who have business at Washington.
The arrangements for the carpet-bag-
gers third-term convention at Chattanoo-
ga are now complete.