The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-14


Several other speeches were also delivered.
Philadelphia was agreed upon as the place Of
meeting next year.
THE blooded stock on the farm Of President
Grant, near st. Louis, was sold at auction on
the 30th ult, and brought exceedingly low
prices. The President made this disposition
of the property rather than run it on his own
account.
A NEW counterfeit ten dollar bill on the
National Bank of Cincinnati has made it's ap.
pearance in Chicago. The Tribune says it lie
pronounced by experts to be almost perfect,
with the exception of the lower left-hand cor
ner of the back of the note, which Is much
blurred.
A DISPATCH from the Red Cloud Agency,
received on the SOth, says the commission
ers had about given up all hope OF consum-
mating treaty, but had submitted q new
proposition to the Indians, offering &4O0, 600
per annum for the right to mine, raise stock
and cultivate the soil in the Black Hills
country; or to purchase the country for
$6,0O0,O0O, in fifteen equal annual install.
ments; also offering to purchase the Big
Horn country in Wyoming for $4,000 an
nually for ten years-$5O, 900 in addition to
the above to be distributed in presents among
the Indians.
THE attempted negotiations with the Sioux
Indians for the Black Hills country have en-.
tirely failed, and the commissioners have
abandoned all efforts in this behalf. A Chey.
enne dispatch of the ID says very bad TEN.
per prevailed among the several bands of In.
dams who had been assembled at the Red
Cloud Agency.
: The Bank of California resumed operations
on the ID, the opening of the doors being
loudly cheered by a large concourse Of
people. Large amounts were deposited in
and drawn from the bank during the day,
the former exceeding the latter by about
$75O,0OO. Announcement was made that g..
$50, 200 had been subscribed to meet the in.
debtedness and liabilities of the bank and
continue its business.
A WASHINGTON telegram of the Sd says il
was generally conceded that the new mint
would be located at Chicago. 49,.
The President and party reached Salt Lake,
Utah, on. the afternoon of the Sd. They were
called upon by Brigham Young.
MEMORIAL services in honor of the late
President Johnson were largely participated
in at Nashville, Tenn, on the I'd.
In Chicago, on the 4th, spring wheat, No.
q was active, closing at s1.1OH@11 cash
Cash corn higher; closing at 561sc for No. 2
and 5411c for rejected. Cash oats, No. Q,
sold at 3215@s2xc; November options were
sold at 3111Sc. Rye, No. 2, 72@72kc. Barley,
No. 2, $1.OO@1O1. Cash mess pork closed at
81. 5o@ss.75. Lard, s1s4aa13.5o. Choice
to extra beeves brought S5:5O@620; medium
to good, $4.15@5.25; butchers stock, $2.5O@
3.75; scalawags, ETC., $1.75@225. Hogs
brought $S15@S50 for good to choice. Sheep
sold at &4.5O@5.O0 for good to choice.
FOREIGN aNTELLIGENCE.
BELGRADE dispatches of the Goth ult. say il
was reported that the Turks had crossed the
Servian frontier despite the protest of Servia
1t was thought that war with servia could
not be avoided.
A SPECIAL from Ragusa Of the 29th ult. says
the Herzegovinian insurgents had refused to
treat with the Porte directly in any case
They insisted that European commission
delegated by the powers should make and
guaranteed treaty.
A LONDON dispatch of the 10th ult. says the
cattle plague had increased in some local.
ties. The latest returns showed that in East
Sussex there were 5,292 beasts affected; in
Gloucester $4,000; in Warwickshire 5000; in
Cumberland 1850, and in Westmoreland 400
Yorkshire showed large increase.
A RAILWAY train was thrown from the
track near Sorel, Canada, on the evening Of
the 18th ult., and eleven men were killed and
twenty-five wounded.
A MADRID dispatch of the 30th ult. sayl
the Carlists had been forced to raise the
siege of San Sebastian and had retired to To
losa. '',.'.. e.. -.
The Anglo-American Telegraph Company
have raised their tariff to $1.0O in gold pei
word, in consequence of the parting of thu
direct cable.
AUSTRIAN official kilograms Of the LIST say
that an engagement had been fought a
Kick on the day preceding, which resulted ir
the defeat of three Turkish battalions. Ser
via had summoned all her subjects abroad t<
return within three weeks and join the land
wehr. = 80.
A COPENHAGEN dispatch of the list saye
sanguinary riots had occurred at Stockholm
Sweden, between the militia and police.
BERLIN special of the LIST says thu
Bishop of Breslau had notified the Ecclesias
tical Court that he had determined not tt
obey its summons to attend for trial, on thu
ground that the court lie not competent to try
him., w.. r-.- - .. .-..
A RANoooN special to the London Time
published on the I'd Gays China and Burmah
had formed an alliance, offensive and de-
fensiye, to oppose the demands Of Great
Britain. Lord Napier, it was reported, had
resigned his position as commander Of the
British forces in India. 3 s.3
BELGRADE dispatches of the Sd say the In.
surgents had been defeated In an engagement
in the northern part of Bosnia. The Turks
were reported to have burned the town a
Mischkoyac. ye. ..5..~ z.-..,-,...,
A SAN SEBASTIAN telegram of the Sd say,
the Carlists had on the preceding DAY thrown
$50 hot shot into that city. A railroad trair
between saragossa and Barcelona had beer
stopped by brigands and I'LL the passenger
robbed. Among them were seventeen officer
and seamen Of United States war vessel. !
A CAPE steamer reached London on the Sd
bringing intelligence of the recent finding Of 4.
150-csrat :; diamond in the South African
diamond fields. va, ...}. .-... -,
ACCORDING to . San Sebastian telegram d
the 4th the Carlists had offered to discon
tinue the bombsrdment Of the town provided
the citizens would pay them 100000.
The steamer L. J. .Bager, running Of, the
Baltic between Lubbock and Copenhagen, wa.
burned on the night Of the Sd. Twenty foai
passengers and eleven sealnen perished.k "a!
ON the afternoon Of Sunday, the Sd, mot
attacked religious procession On the streets
of Toronto, Canada, and when the police 1T
tempted to disperse the A4sailants the rioters
turned upon them and firing ensued, several
persons being wounded The police Their
guarded the procession through the streets
and were fred upon ct the crossings, and
several other persons were wounded, somt
of them fatally. 1&3 E+5%@ @g'3 4&-3H