Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12

}, in Bulgaria in the villages of Porto
Buzovatchia, Podgovia and Valeschitz
q There is a great uneasiness in Constant
b nople. Appearances arc less pacific ths
, those of yesterday. 1t is almost certai
e the Porte will enter protest against Ii
protocol as soon as it is officially COMMIT
nicated.
/ The Gulf and Western Texas railroad
) of which eighty miles are in operation
: between Indianola and Cuero was sold q
United States marshals sale on the 14t
to Commodore Charles Morgan for 500
600.
The convention of the Ancient Orde
of Hiberniuns, in New York, has issued al
address to the people of the United State
declaring the order has no connection
with the famous Molly Maguires of Penn
sylvania.
Signs Of agitation having appeared il
some parts of the Villayet of the Danube
Sadyk Pasha addressed very peremp
tory circular to the authorities, enjoinine
them to prevent any collision with tho
christians.
The costs of the prosecution in the
New York ring suits were not quite one.
third of the returns. The cost:.was $226.
I'll, to recover $3.50, $40, the highest sum
received by any lawyer being $47, ,Ssl,
and the accountant receiving $66, ,339.
The st. Petersburg Golos regards the
signature of the protocol as a recognition
OF Russia's right to proceed to measures of
cot rcion should the porte not fulfill the
conditions under which Russia considers
1t possible to Withdraw her troops from
the Turkish frontier.
The Paris Univers reports that Minister
Simon, before leaving for Italy, ordered
the perfect of police to declare the Cath
olic committee of Paris dissolved. New
ertheless, the sixth congress Of the Cath
olic committee opens to morrow, but sim
ply under the name of the assembly of
Catholics.
A London News correspondent at Ber-
lin says it is generally considered to be
very doubtful whether Bismark will ever
return to the active management of af-
fairs. The Berlin Kreuz Zeitung states
positively that Bismarck insisted on being
put on the pension list, which is equiva.
lent to total resignation.
Indian Agent Clum, at San Carlos ager-
cy, Arizona, has left with company of
Indian police to arrest the renegade Chi
racahuas at the southern Apache agency,
seize the stolen property in their posses
sion, and restore it 10 the rightful owners.
he has called on the military for aid.
The Golden divorce case, which excited
much interest in st. Louis by reason of
the high social position of the parties con-
cerned has been decided by Judge Lind
ley, of the circuit court, he granting Mrs.
Golding decree of divorce and $4,000
alimony. DIR. Golding will probably petit
tion for new trial.
The failure of Mr. Friedlander,
prominent grain operator of San Francis
co, announced on the 4th caused
intense excitement. His liabilities run
up into the millions, but there seems to
be good grounds for belief the arrange
ments will be made by the creditors to
enable Mr.. Friedlander TO resume at an
early date.
The British gunboat Rocket has return
cd to Vancouver Island from a cruise
northward in quest of the Irdiaus who
murdered the passengers and crew of the
American steamer George s. Wright.
SfaTs ,s 9r ls Eoar Ff and
fred on by Indians, and in return shelled
and burned an Indian village.
George A. Leavitt & Cos senli-annual
trade sale of books and stationary was be- !
gun at Clinton Hall, New York, on the
Sd, and will continue during the week.
The catalogue is a very large one, making
a book of $50 pages. The lots disposed
Of yesterday came from the house of
James II. Osgood & Co., and aggregated |
several thousand volumes in all branches /
o. literature. The stock brought very
.ow prices compared with the figures ON
the catalogue.
Austin Sheldon, who has lived for Al |
years the life of hermit in cave in a
lonely place in the mountains nine miles
Southeast Of Dingman's Ferry, Pa, was
found frozen to death IN a deep Snow drift |
near the entrance Of his cave on Friday |
evening last. His only explanation for |
living in the wilderness alone was that he |
wanted nothing to take his thoughts
away from God. As he had considerable
money. according to his relatives, at the
time he left Connecticut many believe he
burledit about his cave.
A decision was rendered in the United
States supreme court on the 3D., which
closes the litigation in the celebrated Ju-
mel case, which has been pending since
1928 This case involves the title to mil
lions of dollars worth Of property 10 New
York city. While the will of Nine Jumel
was in litigation, George W. Bowen, who
was n son of an illegitimate daughter of
Madame Jumel, appeared and demanded
a share ia the Inheritance. This demand
was resisted, and suit was instituted to en-
force il. The case went from court to
court until a few years ago. when the cir
cult court for the southern district of New
York gave decision against Bowen The
case was appealed to the supreme court,
and in this appeal the decision was made,
all the associate justices concurring. The
supreme court reycrscs the decision of .he
circuit court, and orders that court to
place on record decision in accordance
with the judgment pronounced.