The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-06-05

Ms piacc EtHc uWvnc dIS SECURING Sllcnce
said that y had been insta cted to forsnaly
notify the Assembly, in accordance with tn,
law adopted last session, lat the Rresiden
desired to eddress the HouG in persd and re
quested an adjournment until the next day
when he would proceed to deliver his speech
The Chamber accordingly adjourned.
The threatening political crisis in Franc,
eliminated on the oath in the resignation O
President Theirs and his Ministry, and in tn,
election of Marshal MacMahon as President o.
FtnGRspublic. The issue Involved in The con
troversy in the Assembly was on the dednit,
establishment of the Republic, a measure in
troducea by the Government and sustained by
the Liberals. The Right, or Conservative
side of the Notwithstanding of Bona
partists, Orleanists and Legitimists- in
opposition to this movement, and when fina
vote was reached ON the 24th, the Left was
voted down by $50 to 344, and President
Theirs Immediately resigned, his resignation
being accepted, the vote being 36s for accept
ance to $50 against. The vote by which Marshal
MacAlahon was chosen was $780, This change
in the Administration was accomplished with
out any disturbance, and was generally acqui'
VsCeN NlHCSlNuUu NCCCpVCu uuC pOSANAOu VI
President in the following words:
Il will obey the will Of the Assembly, the de.
pository Of national sovereignty. 1t is heavy re.
sponsibiity, but. with Gods aid and the devotion
OF the army, will continue the work Of liberating
the territory and restorng order, and will maintain
tranquility and the principles on which society
rests To thi. pledge my word as an honest man
{. Queen Victoria was fifty.four- years old on
the oath. The day, was observed as a half.
holiday in London, and was ushered in by the
firing of salutes and the ringing Of bells.
A cable. dispatch Of the oath says the Carlists
denied the reported butchery of surrendered
volunteers, but announced that they were held
subject to exchange for Carlists.
Up to the 25th four hundred and twenty
eight bodies had been recovered from the wreck
OF the steamship Atlantic, leaving lis pas
sengers unaccounted for.
The King Of the Bslgians arrived in Vienna
on the s6th, and was received by the Court
with fitting ceremonies.
The following is the text of President Mac
Mahon's address to the Projects of Paris:
Il have been called, through the confidence of
the National Assembly, to the Presidency of the Re-
public. No immediate change will be made in the
existing laws, regulations or institutions. rely
upon material order, and count upon yonr vigil
ance and upon your patriotic assistance
President MacMahon also sent message to
the Assembly, containing the following:
Il am animated by respect for your wishes, and
will always tcrupulously execute them. The Ma
tional Assembly had two great tasks: the liberia
The first was ably conducted by my prede-
cessor with heroic patience. The country
and rely on lion you Is, TO- accomplish ,,, the
Of nv predecessor. wish for peace and the re-.
organization Of the army, desiring only to restore
our strength and regain for France her rank
among IT., the nations; The home policy will be
be imbued with conservative spirit, appoint to
office respectors of law, defend society against
faction. and stand as a sentinel to see that your
will is obeyed in its integrity"
The new French Ministry is officially an
nounced as follows: Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs, the Duke de Broglie; Minister of JUS
ticc, Erroul; Minister of the Interior, Beule;
Minister of Finance, Pierre Maguc; Minister
of War, General de Cissey; Minister of Ma
rine, Admiral D'Hornoy; Minister of Public
and Worship, Balbie; Minister of
Public Works, De seilligny; Minister of Agri-
culture and Commerce, Bovellerie.
The larger portion of the village of Jarvis,
Canada, was burned on the night of the oath.
The East.
Gold closed in New York on the 26th at 11S%
@11s1<.
Judge Pierrepont has declined the Russian
mission.
In the trial of George Francis Train, in New
York on the 10th, on the charge of circulating
obscene literature, the court directed the jury
to give verdict of not guilty on the ground
of insanity. Mr.. Bell said that two of the
jurors informed him that that was not their
verdict. The court replied: "The verdict is
entered and that part Of the case is disposed
of. DR.. Cross testified that this insanity con-
tinues, and therefore Train must he sent to
the State Lunatic Asylum" Train excitedly
said, 81 protest against the proceedings here.
have been five months in Jail without being
granted trial." Then addressing Judge Davis,
he said, "Before 1 leave here I move
your impeachment in the name of the people,"
Judge Davis ordered him to sit down, and an
order was made out to send Train to the State
Lunatic Asylum.
The Governor and Council of Massachusetts,
have appointed the last Friday in June for the
execution of Smith, the murderer of Mr.. Sack
EFT, at Westfeld, Mass.
In the Train case on the 10th his counsel OBJ
tanned writ of habeas corpus, returnable on
the I'D.
The New York Local Option bill has been
vetoed by Governor Dix, on the ground that
it restricts the freedom of choice of COM
the sale of ardent spirits or prohibit the sale
of lighter beverages; and also, because no
limits are specified to the number who may
engage in the traffic. He favors local option,
but not in the restricted sense which this bill
provides. The veto was sustained BY the
Legislature.
81. Judge Fancher, of New York, has refused
HE application for writ Of habeas corpus in
the case of George Francis Train. He sug-
gested, however, that on proper application
an order could be ganted requiring an exam
ination as to the mental condition of Train,
before he goes to the Utica Insane Asylum
under the order of Judge Davis.
Serious charges affecting the integrity of
Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell University,
have been preferred in the New York Legisla
ture. 1t is charged that in locating and selling
the public lands which were granted to the
University, he had violated the law and used
his position as agent Of the State for purposes
of private speculation and plumber. Mr.. Cor.
nell demanded an investigation.
Esquimaux Joe, one of the survivors of the
Polaris expedition, in published statement
speaks in disappearing way Of Capt. Budding
ton, the sailing-master Of the Polaris, and says
that Capt. Hall was poisoned, and that Capt
Hall so expressed himself to him (Joe), saying
thsrewas something bad in the coffee which he
drank on returning from his sledge expedition
that it made him sick, and that he had burn
ing sensation. Hans Christians statement il
to the same effect. The prevailing impression
among the unfortunate nineteen who were LEFT
behind was that Buddington had willfully
abandoned them to their fate. The vessel die
not drift away 90 suddenly that the men could
not have been rescued from their perilous
position. sEfs}T.
The cases of Susan B. Anthony and fourteer
other women who voted in Rochester, N. r.
iaind of the Inspectors Of Election, indicted To-