The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-04-08

tended visit to Peekskill. Another witnes
swore he saw Mr.. B. there at tina
time. Thomas ]. Tilney, lawyer, swor
that he was married in Brooklyn on the even
ing of June3 BY Mr.. Beccher. Frederick A
Putnam testified that he saw Mr.. Beecher a
the depot of the New Have0 Railroad o.
June 4, 1873. John Winslow and Stephcl
D. White, members Of the Plymouth Churcl
Investigating Committee, and H. B. Clahi
testified as to the statements made b.
Mr.. Tilton regarding the evidence agains
Mr.. Beecher, concerning Mr.. Tracy's connec
ton with the case, and rs to the settlement
Of the difficulty between Mr.. Tilton and MI
Bowen, most Of which was cOrroboratory G
former evidence adduced ON the part of tn
defense.
West and South.
In charge to the Memphis Grand Jury o.
the I'D Judge Emmons, of the United State
Circuit Court, instructed them to the effec
that the Fourteenth Amendment to the Unite
States Constitution applies to States an
not individuals, and that the denial to negr
of the full and equal enjoyment of the accom-
modations and privileges of theaters and inn
is matter that the State Government alon
controls, and can only be reached by civi
action.
Gov Kellogg has issued a call for an extr,
session of the Louisiana Legislature, to NEE
on the 18th of April, to carry out the adjust
ment of the political difficulties and 70
other purposes.
In reply to q telegram from one of tn
miners who recently came out of the Blacl
Hills as to whether he would be permitted t,
return with reinforcements and provisions
Gen. Ord is reported as saying: Troops
both gone for you miners. For their sakes
hope the troops will reach them first, as tn
military orders are simply to bring in tn
party, con6ne the leaders, burn their wagons
and destroy their outfits"
A National Conference of Representativ,
Workingmen is to be held at Cincinnati OF
the first Tuesday in September next.
A bill to repeal the Registry law of tn,
State has been defeated in the lower house o
the Illinois Legislature.
Gen. C. C. Augur arrived in New Orlean
from Texas on the 26th, and the next day as
sumed command of the United States troop
stationed there, Gen. Emory leaving for Wash
ington.
The Michigan Prohibitionists have with
drawn the State ticket nominated at Lansin.
in January last. The reasons which have LEI
to this decision are briefly stated by the Chair
man of the State Central Committee, as fol
lows: First-The denomination of Judg,
Graves to the Supreme Court by Democrat
and Republicans; Second-The non-politica
nature of the Offices of Justices of the Su
preme Court and Regents OF the University
Third-The resignation Of three of the candi
dates nominated at the Prohibition State Con
vention.
A large body Of armed Mcxicans attacke,
several ranches about seven miles from Corpu
Christi, Tex, on the evening of the 26th
and robbed one store, taking several Ameri
cans prisoners. An invasion of the city wa
apprehended, and the excitement was intense
all the citizens bein. under arms.
The Chicago papers of the 10th announce
material reduction of passenger rates to tn
East over the Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern and Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Road.
to 20 into effect April or as soon as the nee
essary tickets were printed. The reduction i
as follows: To New York, from $22 to SIS; t
Philadelphia, from SO to $12; t
Baltimore and Washington, from SO to 81
to Boston, from $27 to $lS.S5. Freight rate
were unsettled. The Tribune says: "If tn
Baltimore & Ohio intends to keep its presen
advantages it must reduce its rates still
lower than those established by the othe
roads,"
The proprietors Of a Chicago restauran
were recently before United States Commits
sioner Hoyne on . charge Of having violate,
the Civil Rights law, and were discharged o.
the ground that . restaurant 10 not an inn
and hence does not come within the provis
ions Of the law.
The California Democratic State Conven
ton is to be held at San Francisco on the 29tl
Of June.
The new city directory Of st. Louis claims
. population Of $4,000 in that city ON tn,
LIST of LAST January. -
Some days. ago an article appeared in tn,
Chicago Times characterizing Grand Jury
in the Criminal Court Of Chicago, which had
just found four indictments against Mr.
Storey, the editor, for libel. Is disreputable
contemplate and dishonest body. Becaus,
Of these structures Judge Williams issued n
order that Mr.. Storey should show cause VIII.
he should not be punished for contempt. The
hearing occurred ON the 18th ult. and re
suited In Mr.. Storey being sentenced K
ten days confinement in the County Jail
About eleven O'Clock on the evening of thai
day writ Of ssperses5eas was issued by Judge
McAllister, Of the Supreme Court, undo,
which Mr.. Storey was held in the sum OF e..
500 to await the action OF the Supreme Court
James Lick, the San Francisco millionaire
has fled In the Recorders ONCE Of that city ,
revocation Of the trust decd executed last Jul,
conveying his property to trustees fol
various benevolent purposes. He recites
in the revocation, that he wishes
to provide for parties having natural
claims on him, to amend the original instru.
ment, and, with returning health, to give hia
personal attention to the execution Of his de.
signs. He confirms the acts heretofore per.
formed BY the trustees.
q. 3. SenaAs-Extrs Sessioa.
The Louisiana resolution was furtherde.
bated on the ~, Nessrs. Jones QIs.), walkerand
Thurman speaking In oppositiso and Mr. Chris
liancy giving his fntefprctatton Of the Language
a tie resolution and the reasons why be shenId
.S; f i A. !. s e ss ~ e nee
ysdge Duseu anA the inteffssenee II the
United States soldieu with The louisiana
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