The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-05
Foreign Intelligence,

that praying bands of women should bec;,
their work on the 2Stb,
Foreign Intelligence.
A late arrival from Honolulu brought intel.
lSence Of the death of the Hawaiian King,
Lunaliio, on the Sd inst. The Legislature had
been called together to consider State affairs
ana TO name successor
London dispatch of the 18th says that DR.
beke, the English traveller, reports that he has
discovered the true Mount Sinai, It ia stu.
a'ed one days journey northwest of the vi.
rage OF Ahata, in Arabia, at an altitude OF
o'Voo rect above the level of the sea. DR..
beke says that he found the remains of ami.
mails that had been sacrificed. He also dis.
covered Sinaitic inscriptions which he con;ed
Miss Brewood, an American lady, has per
formed the perilous feat of attaining the sum.
NIT OF Jungfrau Mountain, in Switzerland.
Nr. Gladstone, on the afternoon of the 18th.
formally rendered to the Queen his resignation
and that of his colleagues The London
Times OF the 18th says the final result of the
election may be exactly stated as follows:
Conservatives returned, S5l; Liberals and
Home-rulers. 3Ga OF these 4G6 were elected
after contest. The total number of votes
poiled In the United Kingdom and Ireland was
100000
Disracli arrived at Windsor Castle on the
18Th, and was rendered and formally accepted
the Premiership of Great Britain.
A dispatch was received from Madrid on the
i'th announcing the equalization of Bilboa to
the Carlists.
London telegram of the Goth gives the
Following official announcement of the new
British Cabinet First Lord of the Treasury,
D'sraeii; Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir
STAFFORD Northcote; First Lord of the Ad-
lnifaify, George Ward Hunt; Secretary of
state for the Home Department, Richard
AsSiefon Cross; Secretary of State for the For
eisn Department, Earl Derby; Secretary of
State for the Colonial Department, Earl Carnar-
Won; Secretary of State for War, Claiborne
Hardy; Secretary of State for India, Marquis
Salisbury; Lord High Chancellor, Lord Cairns;
Lord OF the Privy Seal, Earl Malmsbury; Lord
President of the Council, Duke of Richmond;
Lord John Manners, Postmaster.
Late dispatches from Nagasaki, Japan, an.
nounce the prevalence in that country of an
instruction caused by the failure of the Gov
crnment to inaugurate war against Corea. At
last accounts the insurgents were so near
Nagasaki that the foreign residents were pre-
pairing to leave.
According to dispatches from Madrid of the
"a severe lighting had been going on in Bis
cay Tor several days Portugalite had been
abandoned, and the garrison of Vinarose,
numbering 200, were taken prisoners by the
Carlists. Gen. Dorregarray with $500 iasur-
gents held the heights above Somorrosto, The
Republicans had taken the first height with
heavy loss.
According to kilograms received in London
on the 2lst the capital of the Ashantees had
surrendered and King Coffee and his family
been taken prisoners.
The Asiatic cholera was raging terribly in
buenos Ayres at the time the last steamer
sailed. The average number of deaths per
day was forty.
As an evidence of the extent of the famine
IN India, the dispatches of the 23d say that
aoo,Oo0 persons were furnishing for want of
food, and that half million would have per.
ished had they not been relieved by the Gov
ernment.
At meeting of the Royal Geographical
Society, held on the 22d, Sir Bartle Frere an
nomced that he had come to the conclusion,
after conference with DR.. Kirk, that the re-
port of the death Of DIR. Livingstone was true.
The Queen, at the instance of Mr.. Gladstone,
had granted pension Of FL 600 per annum to
the children of DR.. Livingstone.
Latest reports from San Domingo say that
General Gonzales was installed President on
the 9th ult.
There was an earthq quake in La Guayra on
the 9th. 1t was the severest which has &C.
CURED since 1914 The people rushed terror
stricken into the streets, and much injury
was done to persons and property.
.s. The East. - E.
The autopsy in the case of the Siamese twins
was concluded at Philadelphia on the 18th.
and shows that Chang and Eng were SO vitality
united that death would have followed any
attempt 70 separate them during Life. Tia,
membrane which lines the abdomen was one
in both, extending through the mysterious
ligament that bound them together. This
ligamentwas also connected With the liver
and the heart of each. y.-.. ~.
The Philadelphia municipal election &C.
Cured on the 18th. The returns received at
midnight of that date caused general belief
that Stokcley (Rep.) had been. reelected by
about 10000 majority. In Pittsburgh the
Republicans elected their ticket by from 1000
to 1880 majority. In Allegheny CITY the
Independent Republican ticket was elected.
In Altoous, Wilkesbarrs, AviliiAasper4 and
Democrats carried the day, end
in Easton the Republicans were successful.
The Democrats of Syracuse, N. T., elected
their Mayor.
Evans, the Northwood murderer, was hanged
at Concord, N. H., on tho 18th. He made q
confession, admitting the killing of Georgiana
Lowering, his niece, and . young girl in the
fall of 1850. ~ -a-1ss 49,
The Smith sisters, who.refused to pay thsir
taxes III Connecticut, and had theie ASows-]
seized and sold, have received donation Of
$500 from their female sympathizers.
The Massachusetts, Supreme judicial Court
has decided that, under tie Cosstitutiol,, .
woman can be member Or q School Commit
zee. ~ -rr 49,: :, 44-.--
Ssplnn and AbBie Kelly Foster, with Mia |
sarah Walt and Miss Mafietta Flagg, OF |
vorcsster, MASS refused to pay taxes becauSS |
aides cannot vote. Their property was s4ters
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