The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-10-05

pronounced it to be that of Charley Pitts,
and from the photographs are satisfied that
those killed at Mortified were Bill Caldwell
and Clel Miller. The prisoners they identify
as Cole Younger, Bob Younger and Al Car
ter, notorious Texas desrerado.
lNChicago, on the 25th, Spring wheat, No.
2, closed at $1.OSh@1.09 cash. Cash corn
closed at 1870 for No. 2. Cash oats No. 2
sold at s411@s4ssc; October options
were sold at SIC. Rye No. 2, 6lx@6sc.
Cash mess pork closed al $685.
@164O. Lard, $40. so@1O.35. Good to
choice beeves brought 81. 25@4. IS; medium
grades, s.. 5O@4.25 butchers stock, e.. Is
@2.75; stock cattle, ETC., 81. 4O@3. 90.
Hogs brought IS. 5O@6.OO for good to
choice. Sheep sold at s.. 5O@4. IS for good
10 choice.
FOREIGN INTELLlGENCE.
THE Earl of Beacons field Gate Mr.. Dis
raelD delivered an elaborate address at
Aylesbury, England, ON the Goth, in which
he fully explained the policy of the Govern
mcnt in respect to Turkish affairs.
A BELGRADE telegram to the London
Times, published on the Goth, says the proc
lamation of Prince Milan as King WIS re-
garded as purely Russian movement, and
avowedly intended as defiance to Tur-
key.
IT was reported in London on the 10th
that the Abyssinians had captured the
Egyptian City Massowah and two Egyptian
steamers.
The following special telegram from
Madrid was received in New York on the
2lst: Learning that the Commander of the
United States steamship Franklin, home
ward-bound, consents to deliver William NJ.
Tweed to the American authorities, instead
Of sending him back to Gen. Jovellar, the
order for Tweeds departure from Co.
runna has been countermanded. The
Franklin, which is now at Gibraltar, pro-
ceeds to Vigo to take Tweed, who is now
confined in the Fortress Castillo del Castro,
on board.'
BERLIN dispatches of tie 21st say that at
that date there were over 5000 Russians in
the Servian army, and that the Porte had re-
fused to continue negotiations for peace I'M
til the influx ceased.
A BELGRADE dispatch of the 22d says the
plague had broken out among the Turks at
Alexinatz. They were compelled to change
their position every three days and burn
their tents and huts.
A BERLIN dispatch of the ed announces a
duel between distinguished Russian diplo-
matist and Prince Dolgorouki, the Cover
nor General of Moscow.
On the Esd, Gen. Tchernayeff telegraphed
Prince Milan that the Turks had withdrawn
the greater part of their forces from Alex
inatz, and were concentrating on the Drina.
The Servian Prime Minister had informed
the foreign Powers that no effect would be
given to the army's proclamation of Prince
Milan as King, and that this was intended
only as protest against the Turkish peace
conditions. London telegram of the oath
says the ten days truce:had ended and that
hosti!lties would be Immediately resumed.
ACCORDING to Constantinople dispatches
of the 25th the Porte had agreed to prolong
the suspension of hostilities for eight days,
in the hope that the Powers would be able
to formulate their proposed conditions of
peace. Public opinion in Servia was greatly
and it was believed the promised conditions
would not be accepted by that Government
unless her complete autonomy was secured.
LONDON dispatches of the 18th report the
laundering of the British ship Lammer-
moyer, from Calcutta to Damarara, with all
on board. The crew and 500 coolies are
supposed to have persisted.
THE Governor-General of the Province
of Algeria has informed the French Govern
ment that a generalinsurrection is imminent
in that Province.