Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-09-10

Hartford bonds This was the second de-
cisive vote against reputation.
THE Republicans of Nebraska met in State
Convention at Lincoln on the ID inst, and
nominated Silas CARRIER for Governor and L.
Crounse for Congress. The Ohio Repub-
lican State Convention was held at Columbus
on the 81 inst. The following ticket was
nominated For Secretary Of State,
A. t Wikoff, of Adams for
Supreme Judge, long term, Luther Day,
of Portage; short term, W. w. Johnson
of Lawrence; for School Commissioner
Thomas W. Howe, of Lake; Clerk of the SUI
preme Court, Rodney Foss, of Clinton mem
Der of the Board of Public Works, Stephen r.
Hosmer, of Muskegon. A platform was
adopted favoring revenue tariff, with such
incidental protection as may aid American
industry - demanding '' the adoption of such
measures as shall gradually restore our paper
money to a specie standard without a shock
to the business interests of the country" and
that "when the currency shall have been
restored to a specie value banking should be
made free, SO that the circulating
medium may expand or contract, accord
ing to the demand Of commerce or trade -
and declaring THAT the cheap and prompt
transportation of the product of industry
should be promoted by the National and State
Governments by appropriate'legislation. -. E.
The Missouri Independent State Con-
vention met at Jefferson City on
the I'd inst. and nominated William
Gentry, of Pettis county, for Governor, and
H. W. Header. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The platform deprecates any further contrac-
ton of the national currency as detrimental
to the producing classes. Judge Peck has
been elected Governor of Vermont by the
customary Republican majority.
Foreign.
THE Grand Duke Vladimir was married to
the Duchess of Mecklenburg, at st. Peters
burg, on the 2Sth ult The Carlists have
made another attack on Puycerda and again
met with repulse. The defense was most
courageous, even the women assisting in re-
pairing the breaks in the ramparts during the
fight.
THE editor of El Cronistd the Spanish or
gan in New York. who was reported killed in
duel in Belgium, still lives. and will proba-
bly, survive his wound =. The Carlis.s recent
ly entered the town of Calahorrs, sacked the
houses, levied a contribution of Il, 200 from
convicts. and burned the railway station
The first sitting of the International Confer
ence was held az Brussels on the 29th nit.
All of the members signed the protocol, ex-
cept the delegates from Great Britain and
Turkey, who postponed attaching their sig
natures. Quarantine regulations have been
put in force at Queenstown, which cause great
hindrance to commerce.
ROME dispatch announces that Mount
Etna is in state OF eruption. :. Cubans in
New York have information that. shortly be-
fore the battle of Igvara, Spanish Captain
of regulars left the city, taking with him
two companies of volunteers, mostly privates.
and passed over to the Cuban army. When
the Cuban troops were approaching the
city the whole regular Spanish force was or
dered to oppose their advance. An ambus-
cade was laid by the Cubans. into which the
whole Spanish column, which is stated to have
numbered 1000 men, fell, and were either cut
to pieces or found safety in flight The Cuban
army captured quantity of arms in SAINTS
Espiritu, and increased it's own numbers by
enlisting 500 well-armed men.
RUSSIA has sent special agents to the Re
publican and Carlist general headquarters tC
report on the military positions of the con
tending parties. The Carlists Gems. Tristany
and Mora were defeated by the Republicans
near 70 de Urgel on the 10Th ult., losing -four
hundred killed and wounded.
THE eruption from Mount Etna shows ne
signs of abatement. :. All Germany cele
brated. with great enthusiasm, the ami
versary of the battle of Sedan, Sept. g..
The Marquis of Ripon has resigned the posi-
ton of Grand Master of Free Masons in En-
gland, and will be succeeded ad interim by tn,
| Prince of Wales.