The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-16

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Foreign Gossip.
The London Duty NS5oe reports that
Qaribaldi ia 30 i'll that be cannot move.
End I incapable of ifitipg d. FEEDING
AT Limoges . gunsmith has invented
9nfeecn sen aoadlug-, sxahtne.Rhich die.
charges twenty bullets q minute L has
been submitted to the Ffenck military
authorities.
M: Brugsch has just discovered, in.
scribed upon = wall at Karnak, a list of
upward OF 2yO0O Egyptian towns and
cities. This very important contribution
to the geography ekEgypt willshortly be
p"o,,ss ,G u ~ "a 4
The public monuments in Paris burnt
down during the Commune are gradually
rising again. The Palace of the Legion
of Honor is now completely rebuilt, but
will not be occupied before October. The
Palais Royal is nearly finished; what will
be done with it is not decided. The
Vend0me Column is lifting its tall
head again and the petit ,caporal, y
will soon be looking down on the people
once more.
At Dublin police court, recently,
samuel Morley was remanded on the
charge OF numbering his child and at
tempting to commit suicide. When the
st. Patrick steamer was about six miles
from Liverpool one night he .leaped over.
board with his daughter in his arms.
Assistance being rendered he was res
cued, but the child was drowned.
1t is stated in the Dresden papers
that seventeen different times in the past
year the experiment of infusing lambs
blood in.o the human subject has been
successfully performed in the hospitals
of that city. In the fifstcase The patient
had long suffered from pulmonary dis
|Pease, and the immediate effect of the
Operation was to raise the pulse and
inpart an increased sense of strength.
"A letter from st. Petersburg in the
AlgenaesA< ~t.MG says chat great excite
ment prevails in Russian financial circles,
owing to the discovery of defalcations
amounting to 100000 roubles in the adj
ministration of the Moscow Railway
Tae railway company is largely in debt
to the state treasury, the amount due on
account of the Warsaw Nishgovod line
alone being 1917 900 roubles, or fifth
OF the total state revenue, so that the
matter not only affects the interests of
the shareholders but of the country gen.
orally.
-Vicomte Henri de Trassac de Biernes
lately committed suicide in Paris. He
was seventy.eight years old, afflicted with
ophthalmia, and very poor. About ten
years ago he lost his fortune and then
began to work under an assumed plebeian
name. While preparing for death he
wrote letter to the Commissary, declar-
ing that he had kept his name without
stain, for, he said, "Twenty battles were
required to ennoble it. Now" he con-
cluded, five sous worth of charcoal
will suffice to make it disappear for
-: 9aa,.gsnssa; states that n: and Mrs.
Liskeard, young English pair on their
wedding tour, set out with party of
friends to; make an ascent of Mont Blanc
When they had reached the summit of
of the Corridor, the ladies felt the cold
SO severely that the, guides advised re-
turning. All were fastened together
with ropes, and the bride set out, leaning
on the arm of guide. Hardly had they
taken hundred PAGES when Mrs. Lis
keard and her companion disappeared
down crevasse covered with slight
layer of frozen snow. The rope by
which they were connected with the
others broke, and they were, seen no
more. The bodies were not recovered. j
Personal and Literary.
DIR. Brown. Sequard- has sailed for Bu-
rope-and-hyphens-will-n w.lfsve Arrest
Detroit Free Press.
Col. Thomas A-Scott's hlne eye is
saidto be a.. bright and piercing as ever.
but the frost is settling fast on his head
and whiskers.
An Indianapolis editor says of a re-
firing contemporary: I" His blunders new
er annoyed him, and he wascheerful and
takes"
The present Pope is the 257th Bishop
OF Rome in succession from St. Peter
He is now in his eighty-second year, in
the fltty-fifth of his priesthood, in the
forty-seventh Of his episcopate, and the
twenty eighth of his pontificate. "
The marriage of Mr.. Fitch, of the
United States Navy, and Miss Minnie,
daughter of Gen. Sherman, is announced
for Oct. IA, at the Generals residence in
Washington. The Bishop of Ohio will
perform the ceremony.
Collins Graves, the man who rode in
advance of the Massachusetts, flood, saws
he would have allowed ten thousand
waves to have swept his lifeless corpse
onward to the hungry sea if he had
thought the poets would tackle him in
the style they have.-Nil,caukee Sentinel.
Gov. Hartranft, of Pennsylvania, is
suffering from bite from dog received
recently. The bite was quite a severe
one, and the wound demanded being eau
terized. Its location is in one of his
ankles, just above his heel. The dog
which did the biting is supposed to have
beeen mad.
After reading about Nellie Grants
trousseau, read what fineries the wife Of
Governor of Pennsylvania sent for to
England in ITO: "a fine domestic cloth
for twenty-one shiliiags, q neat fan: of
leather mount for twenty-five shillings,
needles Nos to 10, four pair of black
calma shoes, eight dozen cap wires and a
handsome spring silk" The list also in
cludes the sending of a gown to be dyed
o'SAs Va Guy NOlOI WI lCA WOu1N GAAC OCSI
A Boston letter says: when Judge
Russell, the newly-appointed Minister Of
Venezuela, became the purchaser of
Senator Summers house, No. 20 Hancock
street, Boston, where Summers early lit
erary and political triumphs had come to
him, and where his mother had lived and
died, the Judge gave him a pass-key to
the door, and begged he would always
make himself at home in the old room
where he had written and studied so
much. It was a graceful and tender act,
and moved Mr. Sumner 50 much that he
burst into tears on the spot.
Religious and Educational.
The Moravians have opened q new
missionary station in the northern part
of Labrador. It is said that as yet they
have met with little Encouragement.
Since the organization of the First
Congregational Church In Oberlin, Ohio,
in 1881, there has not been communion
when new members have not been re-