Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-15
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WILLARD PHILLIPS, of Salem. has been nom
mated for Congress from the Essex (Mass.)
district, in opposition to Gen. B. f. Butler.
=. .Advices from New Orleans indicate will
lingness on the part of both Republicans and
Democrats to abide by the conference COM
promise.
JUDGE JOHN T. GREEN has been nominated
by the Independent Republicans for Govern
or of South Carolina. :. Andy johnson is ao-
yocating from the stump, in Tennessee the
reputation of both the State and national
debt
The Peoples party of Chicago held its
nominating conventions on the 5th inst b.
G.. Caulfeld. Carter II. Harrison and John
V. lie Moyne were nominated for Congress in
the First, Second and Third Districts.
THE Massachusetts, Republicans, in ccnven-
ton at Worcester on the 7th inst, nominated
the following State ticket: For Governor,
Thos. Talbot MISUNDERSTANDING Horatio
G. Knight; Secretary of State. Oliver War
ner; Attorney General, Chas. r. Train Audi
lux, OlId-. LHQ4COSb- 1IttsQItT, OEd5- AualDe,
Jr. The platform opposes imitation of the
Ms tional currency; favors the speedy pay
pent OF the national debt the amp,est pro-
lection Of the individual in his civil rights and
privileges, denounces all laws and practices
that tend TO corrupt the public service, and
favors such legislation will elevate, NOR
| ally and intellectually, the industrial classes
The election for members of the Legislature
in Georgia, on the 7th inst, resulted in the
success of the Democracy. Scarcely any oppo
sitiori was made to the Democratic candidates,
who WI have a majori.yof over 200 in the
next LIE gislature.
Foreign.
MEXICO celebrated her Fourth Of July"
on the1 9Th Of September The President, in
an Grafton, said tina. the peace OF the country
is becoming daily more settled. There has
also been an outbreak OF epidemic yellow
fever on the coast. Two steamers of the
flee. engaged in laying the new direct Atlantic
cable have arrived at Queenstown, and the
third is on the way thither. The cable parted
in a severe storm, and after fruitless efforts
to recover it, the fleet, being short of coal,
were compelled to make for land :.
| An instruction has broken ont at Buenos
Ayres, in consequence of the alleged ;raudu-
lent conduct of the late Presidential election
Gen. Mitri is at the head of the insurgents.
Fourteen persons convicted of taking
part in the riots in Medenau, Northeastern
Prussia, last June, have been sentenced to
terms Of imprisonment varying from six
months to three years. :. .Advices from
| the north of Spain say there
are signs of the breaking up of
| the Carlist army. Several insurgent
leaders have surrendered, and it is reported
that others were shot by order of Don Carlos
for demanding cessation of hestiities....
| A semi-official statement of the Prince OF
Wales pecuniary liabilities has appeared in
one CT the London newspapers. The young
mans debts have not been paid by the Queen.
They do not amount to one-third of his an
nual income. and scarcely any Of them have
been due longer than year.
| Four tons of powder in barge in the Re-
gent canal, London, exploded ON the I'd inst,
killing number of people, and infcting seri-
GUS damage to property in the vicinity. Sew
eral animals in the Geological Gardens were
killed by the explosion, the report of which
was heard distance of twenty miles. -. By
the arrival of the steamer Vasco de
CANA at San Francisco we have de-
tails of the terrible typhoon which visited
Southern Japan on the 10th of August. Hun
dreds of japanese junks wore wrecked, and
fully 200 lives were lost at Nagasaki alone.
Stores and houses were overthrown. Kobe
also suffered. Not less than Zoo junks were
wrecked. Sagaken came in for a share of the
typhoon, as 5000 houses were destroyed, and
100 lives were lost. Thousands Of cattle on
the plantations were killed.
PEcUNIARY aid is asked for Gsribaldi, who
is represented as in very poor circumstances,
often without means to obtain the neces-
| saries of life. 4. Germany has informed France
that che must send $4,000 troops to the
Spanish frontier to enforce strict neutrality,
| or that number Of German soldiers will be
stationed in the Pyrenees for the purpose.
LATER accounts of the earthquake in the
town of Antigua, Guatemala. place the num-
Der of lives lost at thirty-two. =. Bryan Waller
Proctor, well known as BARRY Cornwall ~ the
| English author, is dead. He was in the S4th
year of his age. The elections in France for
Councils General have resulted in consider
able gains for the Conservatives 1t is est
mated that the famine in Asia Minor has al
ready caused the death of 10000 people.
mutiny is repeated to have broken out in
the camp of ne Carlists at Durango and that
Don Carlos g seriously wounded by one of
the mutineeIs-
A CABLE Dispatch of Oct. reports wheat
still declining in England and on the con-
tinent. . 1t is rumored that the Dowager
Queen of Bavaria is about to embrace Ca
thclicism.