The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-07


Cuenca announced that thirty-four bodies Of
Republicans, murdered by Carlists, have been
found in a house In that town, mutilated so
horribly As 10 be unacceptable. The Epocd
says that Don Carlos invited Cabrera To ac-
cept position in his army. and Cabrera re-
piled that he would never make common
cause with csnnibals and fanatics.
Nassau advices 10 the Goth state that the
Pacific Mail Company's steamer. City OF
Guatemala. Captain Hildreth. from New
York To Aspinwall, was lost on the northeast
point of Waiting Island. Bahamas. on the
18th inst, at midnight. All hands saved.
The vessel was worth $4,000. and insured
for s220 900.
Altar. in the province of Navarro. Spain, ss
telegraphed from Madrid on the 18th. II
seems that the village j. situated in a deep
valley. or mountain gerge, and that AN i'm
mense land slide occurred. by which the vii
lsge was almost entirely buried by the over
hanging rocks and earth. The disaster was
% sudden that but few of the inhabitants es-
capped. Two hundred corpses had already
been recovered at the date Of the dispatch but
the total loss OF life IL not given.
special from Berlin. 25th, says il Is re-
ported that the German Government Is MAX
ing strenuous endesvors to stop supplies of
weapons and money being sent TO the Car
lists. and has called the attention of the Yer
sailles Government 10 the subject The
North German Gazette says the German
squadron now OF Rye, England. has been
ordered 10 cruise off the northern coast OF
Spain, and that these orders we're given in
consequence of the shooting Of Captain
Schmidt, a German newspaper correspond
ent. and other German subjects by the Car
lists.
A Paris telegram Of the 18th says: The
Committee Of Thirty have adopted. and the
Government has accepted, the proposition Of
Pages Dupont. introduced in the Assembly
on the 18th inst, for the creation OF Senate.
The bill provides that the Senate shall consist
OF 100 members. nominated by the President,
and 1870 selected from aud by the Assembly,
cardinals. marshals and admirals to be men,
bers ex ofiicio also. that the President OF the
Senate shall become = provisional President
of the Republic IN the event of a vacancy. and
that the President Of the Republic be en-
powered TO dissolve the Assembly with the
approval of the Senate.
A London dispatch of the 27th says The
committee Of the Agricultural Laborers'
Union adopted a resolution declaring that,
g a. we are not justified in appealing TO the
public for support for locked-out laborers in
the eastern counties, during harvest. there
fore we offer them the alternative Of immi-
grating or depending on their own resources"
The committee is negotiating for easier terms
Of emigration to Canada.
A violent storm Of rain and hail j. reported
on the border Of Moravia. Many lives were
lost and large number of cattle drowned.
sixty-four houses were destroyed and many
vineyards were flooded and ruined at Azam-
rs, where, it is rumored. only fourteen Of the
inhabitants escaped.
The International Congress assembled at
Brussels on the 9th. Baron Jomini was
chosen President. The sittings are to be held
with closed doors.
Anselm Rothschild died at Vienna on the
27th.
Forty-one Carlists, most of them ecclesias-
tics or members Of the nobility, have been ar
rested at Barcelona, by way Of reprisal
against the inhuman conduct OF the Csrlists.
DIR. Jsnizewski, suffragan Bishop Of Posen,
has been arrested for violation Of the ecclesi-
ssticsl laws. and condemned to fifteen months
imprisonment.
Berlin journals say that war between Rus
sia and China is inevitable. in consequence of
the designs Of the latter upon Koshgar.
The steamer Milbank. from Carthsgens for
Sunderland, England, was recently sunk off
4 IT,.
kow. Fifteen Of the Milbank's crew were
lost.
The Boston and Athletic Baseball Clubs
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th, and were to
play their first game on the Both.
The Cologne Gazette SAYS that Prince Ho-
henlohe, German Ambassador at Paris, has
unofficislly informed the Duke de Cazos, Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs. that If France fails
to act stringently toward the Csrlists, a Ger
man squadron will be sent to the Spanish
coast, and that Germany l. resolved to take
measures against the Csrlists. The London
Morning Post reports that the German Gov
eminent i actively engaged In negotiations
aiming at the suppression of the Carlist in
surrection. II has exchanged opinions with
the Russian Government, but the Gar il now
opposed to Intervention. Germany Is now
trying to bring about a concurrence Of the
great powers in the recognition OF the Span
ish Republic.
IL was reported from Bsyonne, on the 18th,
that two columns Of Republican troops,
which were marching to the relief of Olaf,
had met with n repulse from the Csrlists, suf-
fering heavy losses.
II Is reported that the Carlists have shot
recently 235 prisoners. who were captured
from General Neuvilla's column in Catalonia.
The viesns journals say that Austria has
received a circular note from Germany urging
the great powers to combine to prevent the
Continuance Of Carlisf afrncifies In Snain and