The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-16


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sanboru. on tri.l ~ Rrooklvr for cor.n,r.c,
70 defrsud thu revenue ~ f..en .cou,tte.a =,
order OF Judge Benedict. Comes held. ART
that there WA NO a,lerat,on IN the ,,,l3,ctmari
that sanbosu. Hsviey and Yandervsrken -.
spired with any ether per,ous to defraud the
United states: secondlv. that M of,n.s /.
charged under any law that exists upon TIE
statute book; thirdly, that the contract & not
set out in the indictment. The judge
held that the contract which eanboen had Oh
tanned did not support the avosment IN tho In.
dictment, and, with such conceded, he was of
the opinion that the prosecution must fail.
The vote for United States Senator In the
Massachusetts, Legislature ON the8lst resulted
- follows: Whole number Of votes cast, ga;
necessary to . choice, 1S8; Dawes, IS; H0ar,
a.; Curtis, IS; Adams, Is; Banks, 8; Wash
burn, 2; Whittier and Pierce received vote
each.
The striking workmen at Susquehanna
Depot were paid OF by the railroad company
and discharged on the LIST. A largo number
Of them sought admittance to the shops and
were re-employed by the company.
Proceedings in bankruptcy were commenced
on the LIST by the New York Bank Of Com
merce against the Rhode leland Spragues.
A hre broke out IN the Central Hotel ct NIL
lerstown, Pa, on the morning OF April L.
Seven persons were burned to death. A large
number OF adjoining structures were de-
stroyed. The loss amounted to nearly $780,
O0o.
The Rhode leland election for State officers
occurred on the Let. There was no Demo
cratic ticket. Henry Howard was reelected
Governor by vote of Il, 200 to about 1,6O0for
other candidates. Chas. C. Van Zandt was
elected Lieutenant Governor; Joshua N. Ad-
derman, Secretary Of State; Willard Sayles,
Attorney General, and Samuel Clark, Treas
urer.
A ballot for United States Senator from
Massachusetts, was taken on the LIST with the
following result: Whole. number Of votes
cast, go; necessary for choice, 1856; Dawes
had % votes; Hoar, "A; Curtis, Is; Adams,
Is; Banks, 6; scattering,5. ST. :
The personal attendance and statement Of
John 7. Sanbon were expected by the Ways
and Means Committee at Washington on the
I'd. but he failed to make his appearance.
The City Council of Philadelphia has passed
BY reclamation the 600 Centennial Ap.
preparation bill.
The official count of votes for Assembly.
men At Providence, R. l., elects six, and finds
no choice for seven, including Senator.
A dispatch of the I'd from Susquehanna
Depot, Pa, announces that everything was
then quiet along the line Of the Erie Road,
and cars were moving with regularity. The
troops had left that locality and mo further
trouble was anticipated. All the men re-
quired by the company were at work in the
shops.
The vote in the Massachusetts, Lesislature
for United States Senator on the Sd resulted
q follows: Whole number Of votes, zoe; nee
essary to q choice, 1s2. Dawes received Of
Hoar, Is; Curtis, 20; Adams, 10; Banks, s
Pierce, 2; Washburn, Whittier and Phelps. ]
each.
At the recent State election in Rhode Islsnd
the Republicans cast 7,e7s and the Prohibi.
tionists 6,5l2 votes.
April 20 has been fixed for the euloev =,
Boston upon Charles Sumner BY senstol
schurz. The Mayor win preside. and wendell
Phillips win introduce the orator.
A very disastrous IRE has recently occurred
ct Cohoes, N. T., BY which one large knittins
factory was entirely and another partially con.
sumed. A thousand operatives were thrown
out Of employment
A meeting Of persons who favor burn,n,
dead human bodies, instead Of burvinr Chem
WA held in New York on tn evening. ~ m.
Ath, The Rev. O. r. rroth,n.hem .ssd :.
was not prsjudiced against cremstieo. Chs.ie,
A. Dana regarded the present uuscieutth,
mode Of disposing Of Tie dead q discreditab,,
to the race. Henry Berkh, President Of tn,
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Ami
mails, declared that ILLUMINATION sstisssd :.
posed TO form a permsnent or,.r,-.tso., Z, ,
few weeks, Of those fayorin1 cremation.
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