Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13

! tied on the 5th inst, by the nomination of
Kasson. present incumbent. 90. L. Granger
received the Republican nomination for Con-
gress from the Republicans of the Third iowa
District -. The Independent Reform
State Convention of Kansas met at
Topeka ON the 5th inst, and NOM
| mated Hon. Wilson Shannon for Governor.
A manifesto has been issued by the Executive
Committee of the Wisconsin State Grange
warning Changers that an effort will be made
at the next session Of the Legislature to re-
peal the Railroad law and all reforms passed
by the last Legislature in the interest of
farmers. The Louisiana State Convention
met at New Orleans on the 5th inst. David
Young, colored, elected President pro
| tenn.
Foreign.
THE Directors of the Bank of England, at a
meeting July 80, fixed the rate of discount at
per cent . The two American baseball
clubs now visiting England gave their first
exhibition match at Liverpool the S0th of
July. The attendance was large. The Ath-
| letics beat the Red Stockings, in 10 innings
by score of Ia to IL. The play was much
admired. and called forth considerable APP
| plause from the spectators There is a seri-
| Gus strike of operatives of the fax mills at
Belfast. Ireland. The striking work-people
are making threatening demonstrations
| Reports from Spain say the Carlists have
| gained great victory over the Republicans
between Castle Toilet and Figueras, near the
frontier. The losses were heavy on both
sides. The partisans of Carl deny that
there is any truth in reports charging them
with atrocities at Cuenca and other places
| 1t is understood that the majority of dele
gates to the international Congress in Brus-
sells favor the exclusion ~ all points relating
to naval warfare, and strict adherence to
matters strictly connected with the ameliora-
! ton of human suffering in time of war
Cubans in New York have news by way of
Havana that the President of the Cuban Re-
public has ordered Capt. Carepio to destroy
every thing he can lay his hands on Cabo.
the negro Captain, at the head of number
of emanclpated negroes, is in the neighbor-
hood of Cienfuegos wrecking plantations and
enlisting slaves and coolies in the patriot
ranks. A general uprising of the negroes I'M
der Csbo is daily expected. =. The London
Saturday Rerietc says that Summers Civil
Rights bill IL probably the expiring flash of
an obsolete philanthropy"
In the French Assembly, July 81, the mo-
ton to adjourn ON the 9th of August until the
30th of November was finally carried by a
large majority. A London dispatch saws the
telegraph Office at Santander. Spain, has re-
fused TO accept any dispatch relating to mill
tary operations and events Of the war . lie
Temps, of Paris. reports that the subscription
to the loan Of sc, 000, 900 for the Carlists has
been commenced, and that out. of the proceeds
so far realized s2,e00,000 have been forwarded
to Spain.
IN the French Assembly, on the 1st inst. a
Republican Deputy challenged Bonapartist
to repeat an expression derogatory to the
Republic, and then gave the lie to his asser-
ton, creating scene of intense excitement
dur1nr 81 wa ad ha
Permanent Copmittee Of the Assembly, which
Is to sit during the recess, Is composed of
sixteen Deputies having monarchical prefer
ences and nine Republicans, the Bonapartists
being wholly excluded The Paris Moniteur
announces that the wife of Don Carlos. the
pretender, has quit Pau in consequence OF the
representations of the French Government.
IA London dispatch says that the damage
done by the storm in Moravia far exceeds the
earlier estimates. Eleven villages and two
towns were devastated. The Government has
sent troops to assist the inhabitants . Ad-
vices from Brussels report that the Spanish
delegates to the International Congress have
been instructed from Madrid not to participate
in the deliberations, because the Government
is yet unrecognized by the European powers.
.Fr;izer, Conservative, has been elected to
the British Parliament from Kidderminster
1.-The Empress of Austria has arrived in
HYDE IN the Isle of Wight "A letter from
great sympathy is felt for Chicago in conse-
quence of her late visitation by fire.
AT Manchester, England, on the LIST INST,
the Athletic Baseball Club beat the Red
Stockings by a score of Is to IL. The con-
course of spectators was large. and seemed to
be delighted with the game. #. The Public
Worship Regulation bill passed it's third
reading in the British House Of Commons on
the Sd inst.
BIsMARcK's son has fought duel at Dussel-
dorf and killed his MANN. Sarskawan. an
officer of infantry being the victim Rein
troops guarding the frontier, and vigorous
measures have been ordered to prevent uni
formed Carlists from crossing the frontier
In the British House Of Commons, on the 4th
inst. Mr.. Bourke, under Secretary for Foreign
Afa airs, stated that Her Majesty's Government
had no intention of taking part in armed in
terventiOn in Spain, and no reason to suppose
that other European powers contemplated
such step, which would not meet with en-
couragement from England. The Earl of
Egmont is dead. News from Great Britain
indicates that the American base-bsllers are
having high time there and are meeting
with splendid success. The newspapers pub
lish all the details of the games played, giving
full explanations, and refer particularly to the
beautiful catching of the Americans. The
game of cricket at Lords cricket ground on
the 4th was not interesting on account of the
weather. Both parties agreed to play but one
inning each. and the Americans won by a
score of 107 to los.
THE French Assembly on the 5th inst. voted
the entire budget and then dissolved :. The
British House of Commons has receded from
it's amendment to the Public Worship BILL
which was thrown out by the House OF Lords,
and the bill may now be considered passed.
The latest mail advices from Europe IN regard
to the crop prospects say they are not as good
as at previous reports. The French wheat
crop is only average. From Austria the re-
ports say the continued heat has done harm
only in q compai atively small part of the En-
pre- and that crops look passably well.
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