The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-30

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Episcopal Council of the Fond du Lac DID,
cese have chosen, as Bishop, the Rev. John
Henry Hobart Brown, of Cohoes, N. Y.
ArERR1BLE storm prevailed in Texas on
the 10th. Aspecial of the 18th says the city
IF Galveston was mainly under water, and
that in the principal streets it was from three
to five feet deep. The Santa Fe Railroad
bridge across the bay had been swept away,
and it was reported that thirty persons EN-
ployed on the Government works in the har
Dor had been drowned.
| The Democratic State Convention OF Ne
braska was held at Omaha on the 18th, and
nominated f. A. Thomas for Judge Of the
Supreme Court The resolutions adopted de-
clare in flavor of sound currency, coin or
its equivalent as essential to stability in bust
ness, and restoration of prosperity; steps
toward specie payment, no step backward"
THE Orange County IN. CO. election to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Mr.. Gra-
ham resulted in the election of the Demo-
cratic candidate (Patterson) by some 600 ma.
jority, giving the Democrats two majority in
the convention.
| In the Bill of Rights adopted by the Ala
bama Constitutional Convention on the 18th
is section which reads as follows: 60 The
people of this State accept as final and estab-
lished the fact that from the Federal Union
there can be no secession of any State."'
THE first of the fast mail trains over the
| New York Central and Lake Shore roads
reached Chicago on the morning of the 18th,
in trife over twenty-six hours from New
York city. A similar train also left Chicago for
the East on the evening of the 10th. These
trains now run regularly, carrying the mails
and newspaper packages.
THE news from Galveston, Tex, received
on the Goth was to the effect that the dam.
age done by the storm in that city had been
over estimated. But few lives were lost and
the amount of destruction to property would
not exceed s200,O00.
| N. JUDD, Collector of Customs at Chi
cago, has resigned his office, to take effect
| Oct. l.
A SANTA FE dispatch Of the 10th says tre-
mendous storms had prevailed throughout
New Mexico during the previous ten days,
and the town of Las Cruces had been nearly
destroyed by the bursting Of a water-spout.
Great damage had been done to the wheat
crop.
FULL returns of the vote for Governor in
California give Irwin (Dem.) 6l,525, Phelps
(Rep.) SO, 922, Bidwell Qnd) 1880.
THE Michigan Reform State Central Com
mittee have issued call for hard money
mass convention to be held at Detroit on the
14th of October.
| In Chicago, on the 2lst, spring wheat, No.
2, was active, closing at $1.07@lO7111 cash.
Cash corn weak; closing at 57Ac for No.2
and SAC for rejected. Cash oats, No. 2,
sold at s511@35Ac; October options were
sold at 3S1sc. Rye, No. 2, 74115@75c. Barley,
No. 2, slOS@1.O9. Cash mess pork closed at
S21 9O@al.95. Lard, s133O@13 IS. Choice
to extra beeves brought $57596.5O; medium
to good, s425(05.5O; butchers stock, $2.75@
400; scalawags, ETC., $2.25@2.50. Hogs
brought s7O0@79O for good to choice. Sheep
sold at $425@4.75 for good to choice.
FOREIGN lNTELLIGKNCE.
| MADRID kilograms of the 10th announce
the capture of the Carlist town of Oyarzun,
together with the Governor and his subordi-
nate officers.
BELGRADE papers of the 10th says that
Turkey had again violated Servian territory.
Her armament v as continuing.
A FIRE at Paderborn, Prussia, on the 18th
burned 100 buildings and made 800 families
homeless.
In the Papal Consietory, on the 18th, His
Holiness the Pope announced the creation of
seven additional Cardinals and seven Bishops
and Archbishops, none of whom were Amer
| leans. The Consistory concluded with the
ceremony Of comforting the ring and title on
Cardinal McCloskey.
THE Carlist Comm ittee of London pub
lished a report on the morning of the 18th,
from Hendaye, that the Alphopsists under
Tarda had murdered several Carlists in cold
blood in the Aran Valley. Bands Of Carlists
near Tolosa had refused to continue the
struggle longer, and their commanders had
been placed under arrest by the Carlist au-
thorities.
A CONsTANTINoPLE dispatch Of the 10Th
says latest advices state that the Consuls o.
Austria, Germany and Italy had dcspaired o.
bringing about negotiations between the Bos.
Man insurgents and the Turkish Commits.
sioner. The English, French and Russian
Consuls, whose special province was the pa.
cifcation of Herzegovina, were hopeful. A
Vienna dispatch of the 10Th says an insurrec
ton had broken out at Tiskogal.. The Turkish
guard-house had been burned and the garri
son had fled. A Constantinople dispatch o.
the same date says telegram had been re
ceived from Mostar announcing the defeat O
a large force of insurgents near Vishegrad.
DURING storm at River. du Loup, in the
Province of Quebec, on the 18th, snow fell tc
the depth of twelve inches.
AN important failure in England on the
Goth was that of the Richmond iron-works
at Stockton-upon-Tees The works embraced
twenty six furnaces and rolling-mills and EN-
ployed great number of hands.
ADvICEs from Bosnia of the Goth report ar
engagement the preceding day between 2, 5Ot
insurgents and Turkish brigade, in which
the latter were worsted.
A PARIS dispatch of the Goth says 3,O0(
Carlists had crossed the French frontier. Thu
French authorities had disarmed and in
termed them.
Walter SCOTS First Love.
Writing of the love disappointments Of