The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-30
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| C6TilSt0 u 0lOO0 IN the rear.
The funeral Of Dr.. Livingstone occurred In
Westminster Abbey on the 18th, and was At
tended by large crowd Of notables, including
full representation from the Royal Geoersph.
ical Society.
| A Madrid dispatch of the 18th says that
active operations have been resumed before
Bilboa.
| A Bernie (SwitzerlandD dispatch Of the 10th
says that the returns SO far received indicated
that the plebiscite taken on the revision of the
Federal Constitution had resulted in q major
ity of over 1000 for revision.
| A Berlin dispatch Of the 10Th says the Bishop
of Nancy had been heavily fined for his charge
to the clergy in July last.
A Rio Janeiro dispatch of recent date says
| . rupture has occurred between the Argentine
Republic and the Government at Montevideo,
because President Sarmiento had closed the
River Uruguay against vessels from Oriental
ports. Previous reports that the Bishop Of
Pernambuco had been pardoned are denied.
His sentence had been committed to simple
imprisonment.
A London dispatch of the Goth Gays that the
Tichborne claimant had been denied q net
trial on al! the points raised by his counsel.
The House Of Commons, on the 10th, voted
to present es5,OOO to Gen. Wolseley, as rec
commended by the Queen.
A Madrid dispatch of the Goth saws that
fresh supplies Of provisions had been thrown
into Bilboa sufficient to last until the middle
of May. The Carlists in the North of Spain
had organized a government with a regular
Cabinet, in which Gen. Elio is Minister of
War; Admiral vinanet, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and Senior Penal, Minister of Finance
and the Interior.
A Havana dispatch of the Goth says that q
terrible fire was raging in that city among the
sugar and molasses warehouses.
The East.
The Directors Of the SANTANA Bay Company
met 10 New York on the 14th and adopted
resolution appealing to the Government to re-
instate them in their former position.
New Orleans dispatches of the 18th say
that the river had risen three inches during
the preceding twenty-four hours, and was
about seven inches above the food of 1871.
The dwelling Of John Stewart, of Marble
head, Mass, was burned q few nights ago.
and the daughter of the owner persisted in the
flames.
The Brooklyn Presbytery has reafirmed its
decision that the preaching of Miss Smiley in
the Rev. DR.. Cuyler's church was a violation
OF the injunctions Of the General Assembly.
The Industrial Congress in session at Roch-
ester, N. T., adopted a series Of resolutions on
the 18th protesting against the expansion of
currency issued through the National banking
system, and demanding the issue Of National
circulating medium by the Government direct
ly to the people without the Intervention of
National Banks.
In the case of the alleged conspiracy of the
Typographical Union of Titusville, Pa, against
the Daily Courier Of that city, twelve of the
printers have been sentenced to twenty -four
hours in Jail and fine of forty dollars each.
The thirtieth ballot for United States Sena-
tor Tor Massachusetts, was had on the 10th,
with the following result: Whole number of
votes, PCS. Dawes, 81; Hoar, So; Curtis, %;
Adams, 4; Banks, s; Washburn, 1; Sanford, 2;
Whittier, l.
Gov. Washburn, of Massachusetts,, has been
elected to the unexpired Senatorial term of
the late Senator Sumner. This result was
reached on the 18th, on the thirty.third ballot
in the Legislature. The final vote was as
follows: Whole number of votes, 267. Nee
essary to choice, 1874. William B. Wash.
burn received Isl; Curtis, GA; Dawes, 26;
Adams, Is; Loring, 4; Banks, 4; Wendell
Phillips, s. N. Clifford and J. G. Whittier, l
each.
shrewd attempt to swindle New York
life insurance company has been recently
thwarted. DR.. Cling last summer procured
policy on the life Of Miss Louisa Germs
for $4,000. She was lately reported as hav.
ing died, and coffin supposed to contain her
remains was duly buried. The suspicious of
the officers of the company were aroused and
the csffin was disinterred, and found to con.
tain q quantity Of bricks. Uling, Miss
Germs and the undertaken who ofiiciated at
the burial have been arrested. The under
taker admits that he had entered into the
conspiracy for the sake Of $3.50, which DIR.
Uling promised to pay him when the $4,000
should be received from the company.
The Industrial Congress closed its session
at Rochester, N. T., on the 18th. A resolu-
ton was adopted inviting all the officers of
the several International and national trades,
labor and industrial unions to use their intlu-
ence to organize the industrial classes under
the Industrial Congress Of the United States,
Indianapolis was selected as the place in
which the next session Of the Congress will be
held.
A bill has been introduced in the New
York General Assembly to incorporate an
Incremation Society for burning the dead,
with capital of $4,000.
West and South.
A servant girl named Isabella Peterson
was burned to death at Hyde Park, ILL.,, . few
days ago, her clothes having been Get on fire
by the explosion of . kerosene lamp. A Mr..
Mulvey'was severely burned In attempting to
save the life of the unfortuuate girl.
On the afternoon of the 18th 4 Chinaman
who was implicated in the murder of Bern
stein, At Corinne, Utah, lately, was taken by
mob from the officer having him In charge
and hung to the railroad bridge east Of the
town.
The Delegate Convention of the State
Grange of Illinois met at Bloomington on the
18th. The meeting was called to adopt or
reject certsin changes proposed in the consti-
tuition of the National Grange. The PROPOSE
ton to make Kelley and others life membera
was rejected, and the other proposed amend
ments were agreed to.
The Illinois Republican State Central Com
mittee metin Chicago on the 18th, and decided
to hold State Convention at Springfield,
"wednesday, June II, the basis Of representa-
ton to be the vote cast for the Republican
Presidential electors in 1872, to-wit: One del
egate for every 400 votes and one for each
traction OF $50 votes. The candidates to
be nominated at said convention are for State
Treasurer and for Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
The Illinois State Grange adjourned on the
10Th, after voting on the proposed amend.
ments to the constitution. nearly all Of which
were adopted, including that providing for
county organization.
According to advices received on the 18th
from the Indian Peace Commissioners. VIM