Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
NEWS or THg WEEK.

DAs NOhtnEOps LIZ DacUn Auu AAO0AuOnS Porter of Yale.
 NEWS OF THE WEEK.
 FOREIGN.
 Great Brifafn.-The London Times de- nounced the Cooperative Credit Bank.
 The broken parts of the Direct Cable were grappled. ....-.a .....aus......... The failure of two London firms is an. uounced.
 Daca, Palcologa & Sons of Liverpool failed for $500, 900.
 The new British Judicial system has been inaugnrated.
 Fruace.-The National assembly met at Versailles last week, and the Duke d'AudifFret. .Pasqnier was elected PTesi. dent.
 Germany. Germany and Russia asked Austria to designate the guarantees Tar key onght to give. 9naaa
 Members of the Cathedral Chapter at Cologne refuse to submit to the Imperial Government.
 The German arsenal at Rendsburg, Hol. stein destroyed by an explosion.
 The central government of AlsaceLor- raine is to be established at Berlin.
 Hdky-The trial of the alleged murder. CTS of Sonzogno is in progress at Rome.
 Spain. Minister Cushing has present ed another note on Cuban court martials to the Spanish Government.
 Orduna has been reOccupied by the Carlists, who are also besipging Hernani.
 Direct mail service between Madrid and Barcelona has been resumed.
 Turkey. Russia has threatened Tnrkey with the armed intervention of the Great Powers.
 The Austrian frontier forts at KniD, Lis sa. and Ragusa are being prepared for war
 The Musselmans of Herzegovina were said to be plotting general massacre of the Christians.
 An assembly has been convoked by the insnrgent leaders in Herzegovina and Bo- sula.
 Thirty-six thousand armed Servians are at the Turkish frontier. PerW-The burning of Iquique caused
 loss of g. .OO0, ,O0O.
 LndiG.-Tbe Prince of Wales received a great popular welcome in Bombay.
 Egypt.-The people of Kaka have re- volted.
 Canada.-Seventeen Canadians were drowned last week by the upsetting of a ecoW m the Se. Lawrence.
 DOMESTIC.
 Rice, Rep, has 5,277 plurality over Gaston in Massachusetts.
 The N. '. Democratic state ticket is elected by about 17.OO0 majority. The Senate is more than two thirds Repubii- can, and there is Republican majority of over 20 in the House. Pennsylvania gives Hartranft, Rep, about 12, 900 majority and the legislature is Republican. Maryland elects the Democratic ticket by about 14, 900 majority. The legisla- ture IS also Democratic.
 Minnesota goes Republican by 10000 majority. In Wisconsin the Republican govern or is elected. and the democratic Treasu- rsr The legislature is Republican. Kansas goes strongly Republican. Mississippi elects a Democratic state ticket and legislature, ana all the Con- gressman but one. In New York city the Tammany ticket 1 was defeated by about 23, 900 majority The Democratic majority on state ticket was about 27,OO0. Tammany elected senator, and Assemblymen the Repub- licans and anti Tammany party 4Senators and 12 Assemblymen. In Brooklyn the Republicans elected the Mayor, Senator and Assemblymen and a majority of the city government. Brooklyn taxpayers have commenced prosecutions against the Ring, and Char les O'Connor IS expected to conduct the 1 suit.
 A fast train from New York to Wash I ---SsS ~Sa..s< ssG&ss.-x,~A. --1--------- | The National Gold Bank of San Fran cisco goes into voluntary liquidation. Cincinnati proposes to get up . great religious meeting, perhaps the greatest iu the world, next year.
 The steamship Pacific, running between Portland. Oregon, and San Francisco, is reported lost. with all on board. Twenty-seven more miners have been brought back by the troops from the Black Hills. California has had another earthquake I shock.
 The First National Bank at Pittston, Penn, was robbed of S40,OOO election night.
 A building will be put up on the Cen. ! tenuial Grounds for the shoe and leather 1 trade.
 Augustus H. Gaylord of Saginaw City, | 1uASu's 10 "PpOluscu ASSiStauS AttOEney- General. The Boston < Albany Railroad earned S1. .OOO, ,OOO less this year than last. The Government has transferred $500. 900 in gold from New York to help San Francisco banks.
 From fifty to seventy-five whisky fraud l indictments have been found in Chicago. Wm. Mckee of the St. Louis Globe Democrat, and ex-Collector Maguire of St. Louis, have been arrested for conspi- racy in the whisky frauds. Two Poles were killed in a duel with pistols in New York. New York and Brooklyn Congregational clergymen have been discussing old reso- lutions concerning the scandal. The old price of labor on the New York public works has been restored.