The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-04


!. was ss. killed and two miners wounded. 4 dis.
patch received at Leavenwcrtf On t6e Ssd
says that man, his vile and three children
had been murdered 81 tbs Indians 81 place
lop miles Rom Custer civ. W j
The Iowa independents State Convsetiol
has been called to meet d Des Molnes 6n thu
10th of May to select delSGates tothe Green.
back NasiQnal Conventiog at Indianapolis
The Wisconsin Greenback Convention is to
be held at Madison, also on the 10th Of May,
THE City National Bank of Chicago sus.
pended on the Gath. The assets are repre-
scented to be about s1,OOO,OO, which, it is
claimed, will more than cover the liabilities.
- In Chicago, on the 24.h, spring axhesAr.Ns.
2 closed at S1.mA@l.Mk cash. Cash corn
closed at 46Ac for No. 2. Cash oats No 2, sold
at S24@@sssc; June options were sold
at $3.50. Rye No. 2, 657S@e6c Barley, No.2
594@591c. Cash mess pork closed. at eal.6O
@2l.7O Lard, $ls.20@lS.25. Good to
choice aeeves brought $4a@5'25; medium
grades, $4.C0@4.25; butchers stock. s. 500
800; stock cattle, etc, g 5O@3 80. Hogs
brought s.7O@S.35 for good to choice.
Sheep sold at s5.oo@e.25 for good to
| choice. .' IH%. 81 =
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FOREIGN INTELhIGENCE. b..
THE ship Victory from Shields, Eng, for
San Francisco, sank with all on board of the
British coast few days since. Twenty five
persons persisted.
THE Paris Bourse was convulsed on the
10th by the intelligence that 1000 Montene-
grins had Joined the Insurgents, and that
Prince Milan had openly made war upon the
Turkish troops: The attempt to revictual
the garrison of Niesics had failed. -
The Haytien Consulate at New York re-
ceived cable advices from Kingston, on the
10Th, that the rev olution in Hayti was
triumphant. Dominique, late President, had
fed. Vice President Rameaux and Lerqueta,
the General in command of the Government
forces, had been shot. Biron Cannal, who
was exiled from the country, was in Port. au-
Prince, and it was presumed he would take
charge Of the Government.
ACCORDING to Vienna dispatch of the
Goth, the foreign ambassadors at CONSTANT
nople had demonstrated against bringing
troops from Bagdad into Europe, on account
of the prevalence of the plague in that city.
From March IS to April l there were sl1 new
cases of the disease, and III deaths in Rillah
and Bagdad, and it had made its, appearance
on the left bank of the Tgris.
INFORMATION v as received in London, on
the Goth, that the natives at Delogoa Bay, in
Southwestern Africa, had risen against the
British authorities, and fears were enter
tanned for the safety of the missions there
LORD LYTTLEToN committed suicide on
the Goth.
A RAGUsA dispatch of the 21st says sec
ond attempt to relieve and revictual Nicsics,
made on the preceding day, had signaHy
failed, and the Turkish army was in full re-
treat, hotly pursued by the victorious insur
gents, and in great danger Of capture or dis
persion.
IN the 22d, an explosion of powder &C.
CURED in the tunnel being excavated near
North Glamorgan, South Wales, which caused
the roof to fall in, burying all the wurkmen.
Up to the afternoon of that day, thirteen
dead bodies and number of wounded had
been recovered.
A CALCUTTA telegram of the I'D says that
seventeen of the persons implicated in the
murder of Margary, Of The British expedi-
ton, would be executed at Bahms, in Bur
nah, in the early part of May.
A CAIRO (EgypD dispatch of the oath SAYS
the Egyptian army were retiring from Ab,s-
sinia 49,
The Hungarian Ministers rendered their
designations to the Emperor, on the oath. in
consequence of the disinclnation of the Aus
TRAN Government TO consent to the establish
ment Of Hungarian National Bank. The
Emperor refused to accept their designations,
aud directed conference with the Hungarian
liberals.