The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-18

4k@ehc.
Ar East Liberty, Pa, on the sth, cattl
brought: Best, $6.O0@65O; medium, $50
@525; common, sS.5o@4.OO. Hogs sold
Workers, $7.5O@7.s0; Philadelphia, $500
$40. Sheep brought $s.75@525 according
to quality.
WEST AND SOUTH.
CARROLL (Dem.) is elected Governor Q
Maryland by about II, 900 majority. Legisla
ture Democratic
The recent election in Chicago and Cool
County was a very exciting one and resulte.
in the choice of L. C. Huck (Rep) as Count,
Treasurer over A. c. Hesing (Opp) by be
tween 5000 and 1900 majority. Local ane
personal matters entered largely into the can
vass and third and independent Dem.
candidate was in the field and received owe
1000 votes. The victory is not claimed as .
partisan one by the Republicans. In the city
over s., 0C0 votes were polled.
A FIRE at Sherman, Tex, on the LIST de-
stroyed sixty-6ve business places, the post
office, every printing Office in the town, and
rendered some thirty families homeless. Loss
estimated at over $500, 900, insurance small
A DISTINCT shock of earthquake was felt
at Atlanta and other sections of Georgia or
the night of the I'd.
THE Arkansas General Assembly convened
on the I'd and the Governors message was
read.
A NAN named Jackson. of Jefferson Coun.
tv, ILL.,, while getting out of bed the othe,
morning, before daylight, accidentally stepped
upon the body of his daughter (who was
sleeping on an improvised bed on the foor)
crushing in her chest and killing her instant.
ly. She was fifteen years old. The father
weighs over 200 pounds.
THE official count of the recent election in
Iowa gives Kirkwood 81, 745 majority for Gov
ernor.
AJAcKsoN (Miss.) dispatch of the Sd says
the Democrats had carried that State, elect
ing their entire ticket in nearly every county.
They would have about thirty majority in the
House and six or eight in the Senate. The
Democrats also elected the entire Congress
sional delegation with the possible exception
of the Sixth District, and returns indicated
success in it. All was peace, and no disturb
ance was reported anywhere.
A ST. PAUL dispatch of the 4th says Pills
bury (Rep) for Governor of Minnesota would
have about II, 900 majority. Pfaender (Rep.)
for Treasurer ran behind his ticket, but was
probably elected. Legislature Republican.
DAVID ROBINSON, living near Kokomo,
Ind, on the night of the Sd shot two of his
children with revolver and then cut their
Threats from ear to ear. His wife and one
son escaped by running, he firing two shots
at them, wounding the son. His friends claim
he was temporarily insane. His dead body
was found the next morning fourteen miles
south of Kokomo. 1t is supposed he jumped
or fell from freight train on which he was
making his escape.
The United States Grand Jury in Chicago
on the 5th reported large number ct indict-
ments against persons alleged to be guilty of
violations of the Revenue laws.
THE Atchison (Kan.) Daily Champion of
the 5th has returns from eighty-nine Of the
10S Representative districts in Kansas,
showing the election of ffty-eight regular
Republicans, eight Independent Republicans,
eleven Democrats and twelve elected on Peo-
pies and Reform tickets. This indicates a
ASSS huAAoSA VI OPpOoAVAOA representatives
than last year. The only State Senatorial,
vacancy is filled by the election of Repub-
lican, and of the three District Judges to be
chosen the Republicans had elected two.
A ST. LOUIS special of the 4th says the
Grand Jury in the United States Court at St.
Louis had indicted VIM. Mckee, one of the
proprietors of the Globe Democrat, and Con-
stantine Mcguire, late Revenue Collector,
for conspiracy to defraud the Government of
its revenue in connection with the whisky
tax.
THE Congressman elected on the I'd are:
First Massachusetts District, VIM. W. Grape
(Rep); First Mississippi, Lucius Q. C. Lamar
(Dem), reelected; Second, G. Wiley Wells
(Rep); Third, H. D. Money (Dem); Fourth,
0. r. Singleton DENY: Fifth, C. E. Hooker
(Dem.); Sixth, Roeerick Seal (Dem.): Thirty
third New York, Nelson 1. Norton (Rep.);
Oregon, Henry Warren (Rep.).
THE official count of the election returns in
Colorado shows that the Territorial Legis-
latnre will be composed as follows: Council
Republicans, 4; Democrats, 9. House.
Republicans, Is; Democrats, 10.
ACCORDING to Milwaukee telegram of
the 7th Ludington's (Rep) majority for Gov
ernor of Wisconsin would be about 1000.
Kuehn (Dem.) for State Treasurer was prob
ably elected. The Republicans have ma.
jority of seven in the State Senate and one
in the House.
NEWS was received at San Francisco on the
Sth of the total loss by laundering at sea of
the steamship Pacific, running between Port
land, Oregon, and San Francisco. OF 1853
persons on board only one was known
to have escaped. The survivor-Henry
L. Jelly-was picked up by the Amer.
lean ship Messenger after having foated on
the pilot-house from eight O'Clock on the
morning of the 4th until ten o'clock on the
morning of the 9Th. He states that several
boats were launched from the lost vessel, Tut
all were swamped.
In Chicago, on the sth, spring wheat, No.
2, was quiet. closing at s1O715@l.07 55scash,
Cash corn firm; closing at 521c for No. 2
and 50Ac for rejected. Cash oats, No. 2, sold
at 30@3O1c; December options were sold
at Sic. Rye, No. 2, 65@65Hc. Barley, No.
2, S6H@S7c. Cash mess pork closed at
$21OO@2l.75. Lard, $122O@1225. Good to
choice beeves brought $4.5O@6OO medium
grades, $4.O0@4.5O: butchers stock, $25O@
375; scalawags, ETC., $2O0@225. Hogs
brought $7459S 0Ofor good to extra. Sheep
sold at $4.25@4.75 for good to choice.
FOREIGN lNTELLIGKNCR.
A SPECIAL telegram from Berlin of the Sd
says the Northern powers had requested
Austria to submit proposition to the Sub
lime Porte embodying the guarantees to be
demanded and the control to be exercised to
secure the performance of the Sultan's prom
Use of reform to the insurgents in his vassal
States. 1t was believed in Berlin and vienla
that Turkey would be unable to suppress the
rebellion and that Austria would intervene