Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-16
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RUSSIA WILL HAVE JUSTICE.
ST. PETERSBURG, NV 14.-The Car
has ordered the mobil.zati on of a
part o. the Russian army. A circular
OF Prince Gortschakoff, the Russian
Premier, to Russian repres entatives
abroad, explaining this measure, says:
"The Car does not wish war, and
will, if possible, avoid it. II il, how
ever, determined that the principles
of justice which have been recognized
as necessary by the whole of Europe
shall be carried out in Turkey under
eficacious guarantees"
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
ST.. PErERssERG, Nov. 14.-Prince
GortschakofTs circular, dated Nov.
13, is published in the Official Gazette
1t corresponds with the version al
ready telcgraphed. 1t says mobiliza-
ton has been ordered in view of acts
OF violence in Turkey which still con-
tinue to be perpetrated, notwithstand-
ing all efforts of the Russian Govern
ment.
LATEST.
LONDON, Nov. 15-5 a. m-The
Times considers England's only
course is to proceed with the confer
ence, and not consider anything as
changed by the recent manifestations
in Russia. In this course she can
only rely on the good wishes Of all
the Powers, not one Of which will re-
fuse to aid in the work of securing
the peace Of Europe
The Times thinks, however, that the
possible obstinacy OF the Porte is the
real danger.
KILLED By CHLoRoFoRM.
AURORA, Ill, Nov. 14-Mrs. Jennie
Ct. Brown, NJ. d., after hard days
ride, was yeste rday afternoon called
to the beds ide of Mrs. Hight, took
possession Of a lounge and gave in
structions to be called at a certain
hour. Upon attempting to arouse
her at s o'clock this morning she was
found to be dead, and small black
bottle retained in her grasp explained
the mystery. When oyerworked she
had been in the habit OF inhaling
chloroform TO induce sleep, but, upon
this occasion, she had been more
easily ovcrpowered than usual, and
the sleep proved everlasting.
A DIssEcTING ROOM.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. IA sem
sation was created here to-day by
the discovery of dissecting room in
the third story of the old Sentinel
building, in which one female and
five male bodies were found. The
students claim that the bodies were
procured in Chicago. Popular feel
ing differs. 1t is thought the bodies
were taken from the cemeteries here
THE CENTENNIAL-THE LAST ACT.
From the New York Times.
Now came the last act in the cere-
monies. President Grant rose and
stepped to the front of the platform
A tremendous burst OF applause
greeted him. He bowed slightly, and
with military stiffness, and turning
first to those around him, then to the
general audience, said, in quiet tones
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN: /
now declare the Centennial Interna-
tional Exhibition closed.
"Give the signal" said General
Hawley at the same instant, and
turning to the telegraph operator be
hind him, the signal-'76-was Civ
en-, and while a thousand gongs rang
out their last alarm there, the great
Corliss engine in Machinery Hall gave
one or two expiring strokes and
stopped. Its work was done. The
last act OF the programme was the
singing Of the Doxology by the audi
ence and chorus, accompanied by the
orchestra. The remainder OF the
hours before closing were spent
chiefly in the buildings, for the rain
still continued to fall, and at dark the
gates were closed forever.
MORE SPECIE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Specie to the
value OF eS4 1000 was Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England to-day for ship
ment TO the United States.
RETURN OF RUSH SLOANE.
SANDUsKY, o., Nov 13.-Rush r..
Sloane, ex-President Of the c., s. and
C. II. r., who robbed that corpora
ton OF several hundred thousand
dollars, jumped $4,000 bail, and fled
to Europe, returned to this city, and
gave himself up to the. authorities.
There is good deal OF excitement
here over the affair. Three hundred
people of all classes called on Mr..
Sloane at the West House to-day.
Sloane was accompanied in court by
Judge Burke, of Cleveland, who is
trying to have acknowledgements against
Sloane nolled. Sloane was admitted
to bail $4,000 for appearance from day
to day. He left here last night for
Elyria, where his wife is.
GENERAL SHERIDAN TO NEW ORLEANS.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 15.-Gentlemen ar
irving in this city tonight from ST.
Louis say that Gen. Phil Sheridan
and staff, in citizens dress, passed
over the New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago railroad to-day, en- route to
New Orleans. They will arrive at
New Orleans Mt IL o'clock to- morrow