The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-02

PORTIONS of Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Northern Illinois were visited
by quite severe frosts on the nights of the 21st
and I'D. Considerable damage was done in
few localities to corn and other vegetation,
but the injury generally is said to have been
comparatively slight.
TIE full official returns from all the coun-
ties in the State show the total population 0
Wisconsin to be 1885, $50.
PRESIDENT MUTT, of the Indiana State
University, died at Bloomington, Ind, on the
23d, of remittent fever. He was sixty-four
years of age.
Col. D. r. ANTHONY, who was shot on the
10th Of last May by W. w. Embrey, made his
appearance on the streets of Leavenworth,
Kan, on the Esd after having been confined
to his room for 1O4 days. He intended going
to Rochester, N. Y, for further medical
treatment
AN Augusta (Ga.) telegram of the Esd says
that several negroes connected with the re-
cent troubles in that State had made confess
sions. Jake Norman, First Lieutenant of a
negro company, testified that nineteen coun-
ties were to have been embraced in the insur-
rection-Friday, the Goth, being appointed
for the uprising. In a speech on the evening
of the Esd Gov. Smith said all danger was
then over; the great mass of colorcd people
really knew nothing of the gravity and dan
ger of the plot into which they were being led
by few bad negroes.
IT was reported on the 24th that a Govern
mcnt detective in Chicago named James f.
Miller had been shot at and wounded in the
arm by some one, supposed to be acting in
the interest of parties implicated in the
whisky frauds, Miller being an important
witness against them. He is an eN-Gauger,
and had volunteered his evidence in behalf
of the Government.
In Chicago, on the Esd, spring wheat, No.
2, was steady, closing at sl.1511@l16 cash.
Cash corn active; closed at 6715c for No. 2
and 651sc for rejected. Cash oats, No. 9,
sold at 39115140c; September options were
sold at Soc. Rye, No. 2, Sl@S2c. Barley,
No. 2, $1.OS0I1.O7. Cash mess pork closed at
s2O75@2O.S5 Lard, s13.30@1 Choice
to extra beeves brought $5.75@6.75; medium
to good, s425@5.6O; butchers stock, $2.75@
400; scalawags, etc, $2.25@2.5O. Hogs
brought $7.7O@7.95 for good to choice. Sheep
sold at $4OO@4.5O for good to choice.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
A MADRID telegram of the 10Th SAYS a
royal brigade under command of Gen. Delatre
had routed the Carlist Gen. Dorregaray while
en1eavoring to penetrate into Aragon, and
forced him to retreat with his command into
Catalonia.
A BERLIN dispatch Of the 10Th says Austria
had offered, under a guarantee of the North
ern European Empires, to intervene for the
pacitication of the Herzegovinians upon the
basis of reform in the administration of the
Christian provinces of Turkey, but that the
Porte had refused the offer.
A CoNsTANT1NoPLE dispatch of the Goth
says later intelligence from the scene of the
instruction in Herzegovina had been salts.
factory. A prompt pacitication of the troubles
was anticipated. 1t was reported at Vienna
on the same day that the siege of Trebignc
had been raised and some of the insurgents
driven across the frontier. Russia. Austria
and Germany had advised the suspension Of
hostilities to afford an opportunity to ascer
tain the grievances Of the insurgents. All the
powers had agreed in urging Servia and Bos
MIA to remain neutral, and the Nenoria
Diplomatique says this advice would be backed
by force if necessary.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch of the Goth says
the Russian Gen. Kaufman had been directed
to organize an expedition against khokanG
to avenge attacks upon the Russian soldiery
IT was reported in Paris on the 21st thai
Turkey had finally accepted the friendly Of
fees of the foreign powers in securing tho
restoration of peace in her northwestern
provinces.
The late Emperor Ferdinand of Austri:
left, by his will, $4,000, 900 to the Pope, which
had already been paid over on the 2lst.
the capture Of seven forts near tho Monte
ncgrin frontier by the Hcrzcgovinian insur
gents.
IT was rumorcd at Santandcr on the 22d
that plot had been discovered having fol
its object the murder of Don Carlos. Scvera
Generals suspected of completely had beer
incarcerated.
THE Swiss National Council has passed
resolutions for the suppression of converts
and Sisters of Charity.
A SPECIAL to the London Standard of tn
oath says the Hcrzegovinian insurgents ha,
massacrcd the ninety-fvc Turkish prisoner
captured at Marsie. Bands of insurgcnt
were reported to be assembling in the mount
aims Of Crete.
VIENNA official reports of the Esd sho,
that the wheat crop in Austria and Hungar
had fallen in quantity and quality and woul
not yield more than 5,5oo,0O0 quintals.