The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-17

u. Parker for Lieutenant-Governor. The
platform declares against the union Of
church and State; that "under our Consti.
tuition the school fund and its revenues are
set apart and exclusively devoted TO the sup
port and maintenance Of public schools that
all agitation relating to q division Of the
same is impolitic and uncalled for; that such
schools are an indispensable element OF re.
publican institutions, and we believe in
more and more perfecting the system, so as
TO bring a thorough and free common school
education within the reach Of all but we
alss insist that, as required by the Constitu.
ton, the public schools throughout ou. State
shall be kept free from sectarian instruction,
in order that they may become accessible
to all without interference with the rights
Of conscience"
The recent New York Convention nom.
mated a State ticket, and made platform
declaring for a steady course toward specie
payments, for supporting all public officers
in reforming the canal and other abuses,
and against third term.
NsresSm Rewss.
BY the arrival Of late steamer from As
An organization had been started to pursue
those engaged in the massacre and robbery
at San Miguel. A number Of bandits have
been captured and many leaders shot One
day fifteen rebels were shot, and eighty
hanged. During the riots the women ex.
cited the men to commit all kinds Of ex.
cesses.
Gen. Jovellar has resumed the ministry Of
war, aud Rivera the Captaincy General Of
New CASTLE.
Reports are in circulation among Japanese
officials that war between China and En-.
gland is imminent, but they are not believed
to be based upon any intelligence beyond that
already received by foreigners or those re-
turning from Japan.
Next month General Legsnder will receive
the first imperial decoration ever offered
any foreigner in Japan.
Judge Richardson, Of the United States
Court of Claims, and Commander Lewis, Of
the Yantic, while travelling within the treaty
limits Of Yokohama, we're arrested by local
officers and sent back to a foreign settle
ment The act was undoubtedly illegal, and
was immediately recognized as such by the
Government Of Yeddo, which took immedi-
ate measures for investigation, before any
complaint was made; and the offending
parties were so promptly punished, and such
apologies offered, as to give full satisfaction
TO the gentlemen concerned.
1t is reported from Madrid that dissensions
have arisen among the so-called Cancellation
Coalition Cabinet. Notwithstanding the
efforts of Canovas del Castillo to prevent q
rupture, the whole Ministry resigned.
The discussions in the Cabinet were due te
a decision Of the majority that the elections
should be held for the Cortes by universe
suffrage. Senor Canovas del Castillo desired
to open the Cortes November 2s, the day
King Alfonso comes Of age. The King sum
moned the Ministers to consultation. Cano
vas del Castillo would consent only to preside
over liberal Cabinet Of conciliation, and |
new Ministry was formed under General 10
vellar. The following is the list as ofiiciall.
announced: General Jovellar, President o
Council and Minister Of War; Alcala Gala
no, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Calderon Col
lantes, Minister Of Justice; Duran y. Lira
Minister Of Marine; Salaverria, Minister o
Finance; Romero Robledo, Minister of tn
Interior; Martin Herrera, Minister of Publ
Works; Ayala, Minister of Colonies.