The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-10
Foreign Intelligence.

Foreign intelligence.
The Italian Parliament was opened on the
2S5d by King Victor Emmpnuel in person.
His speech related mainly to the reorganiza.
ton Of the financial system of Italy and to
measures Of public safety, and was warmly
received.
ANadrd special Of the a4th says the Span
'ah Government had expressed a willingness
To pay 10 the United States indemnity in the
NirSil!us case on the same basis as that
with which Great Britain was satisfied.
y late letter from st. Petersburg states that
fire recently occurred at Cronstadt, which
destroyed the dwellings of 10000 persons
The rhinoccros in the Geological Garden at
London on the 25th fatally sored two of the
keepers.
Madrid dispatches of the a5th saw the
tarlists had attacked San Marcial, one of the
outlying forts OF Irun, but were repulsed with
heavy loss. later dispatch says the Carl
lists were within 800 yards Of Irun.
London dispatch Of the a6tL says deputa-
tons from tifty-two chambers of commerce
had waited upon Lord Derby to present obiec.
Tons to III" proposed reciprocity treaty be.
tween the United States and Canada
fri-htful mountain disaster is reportcd 10
have recently occurred at Mount St. Bernard.
Eleven persons We're buried in the snow. and
all are supposed to have persisted.
Large reinforccments for Cuba sailed from
Madrid on the 18th
London dispatches of the Goth say that
D.sra.li was very i'll. and unable to attend to
business. On the Goth a storm of great vio
lcnce prevailed on the coast and many
casualties had been reported with heavy loss
.. life.
y circular letter from Archbishop Manning
mas Deer read in all the churches in his do
'e-e' declaring that all persons who do not
accept the dogma of rapal infallibility cease
t. be Catholics
Madrid telcerams Of the Goth say the Re-
Puohcan army now numbers 100000 fully
armed
The editor OF the 1uterland, 4 Berlin news.
paper. has been sentenced to ten months
Imprisonment for asserting that kulmarin's
attempt on the life of Bismarck was sham
plot, conceived by the police.
1t was officially announced at Madrid on
the Both ult. that Gen. Saballs, the MARQUIS
de \llladarco, and other prominent persons
had abandoned the cause of Don Carlos.
The East.
An appeal has been taken by Mr.. Beecher's
attorneys from the order of the General
Term denying the motion for a bill of particu-
lars in the Tilton suit.
W. B. Wickham was sworn into office on
the 23d as Mayor of New York CITY.
Much damage was caused and several lives
weresost in the different sections of the East
by the recent wind-storms.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt at
Newburyport, Mass, on the 24th The direc.
lion OF the vibration was from west to east.
The New York Graphic of a recent date an.
hounces that the New York Central and Lake
Hhore Railroads had in contemplation the
formation OF joint company with a view to
continuing the two extra tracks (about com.
pieted between Albany and Buffalo) on to
Chicago-the two additional tracks to be sx.
clnsively for freight.
II seems that the hoax published in the
New York Herald few weeks ago, giving a
detailed account Of the pretended escape
from central Park of a large number of ami.
mails and the killing and manning by them
OF large number Of persons, has caused the
death OF one man-Henry A. Martin, of Plain.
hela, N.J-who became SO excited over the
perusal ofthe horrible story that he was taken
sick and subsequently died.
The longshoremcn on the docks in New
York city were all on strike on the eth.
A terrible condition OF affairs is reported
as recently existing ir the Scranton pa
coal regions. "A large number of men were
unemployed, and riots were of almost daily
occurrence, and the few men engaged in the
mines were compelled to 90 10 and from their
work armed with rifles. Murders were fire..
quent, and thefts and assaults were of hourly
occurrence.
The body of an infant reported to have
been stolen from the bedside of its mother in
freemansburg, Pa, OH the night of the 18th
has been found in the river at that place, and
Mrs. Goss, the mother, has been arrested.
charged with having thrown the child into
he water.
In Hamilton County, N. Y, recently, car
Pentcr named Elias Williams, engaged in
erecting building, got into q qusrrel with
an employe OF his named George Smith, while
ooth men were drunk. In the course of the
struggle Williams threw Smith over q wooden
saw.horse and sawed off his head, seyerinp Il
entirely from the BODY Williams soon after.
ward cut his own throat.
A woman in New'York city, named Janesch, |
has been held to await the action of the Grand |
Jury on the charge of having deliberately
placed her little child Carrie on hot stove