The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
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Court In Chicago, on the 2oth, were A. C.
Hesing aud Jacob Rehm. Pa Z j
IT was reported from Galveston, Texas, on
the 26th, that revolution had been started
in the northern and central portions Of
Mexico, near the Rio Grande, and that Gen.
Herrera had pronounced for the movement
and surprised the authorities at Parras.
THE Kansas Republican State Convention
to elect delegates to the National Convention
is to be held At Topeka on the gath of May.
SEVERAL of the parties indicted In Milwau.
kee for whisky frauds withdrew their pleas
Of not guilty, on the 26th, and then plead
guilty to the charges. $50
"A F1eHr is reported between United States
troops and Apache Indians, about fifty miles
southwest of Santa Fe., N. NJ, on the 18th of
January. The troops were on buffalo hunt
and were attacked by about 200 Indians.
After fighting nearly half q day the troops
managed to get away with the loss Of one
man, and three badly wounded. At least
twenty Indians were slain. =.
AT the regular annual meeting of the Ma
tional Poultry Associ alton, held in Chicago
on the 9th, Edward NJ. Teall, of that city,
was chosen President, and Charles 2. Willard,
also Of Chicago, was chosen Secretary and
Treasurer, for the ensuing year. The next
show of the Association will beheld in Chi
cago from Feb. to Feb. 10, 1877.
A GANG of four desperadoes, former en-
ployes of tie Lake Shore Railroad-whose
names are given as L. H. Hartwell, Charles
and H. Dwight, and William Emery, alias
"Sophus ''-boarded the express train, east
ward bound, on the Lake Shore road, near
Toledo, O., on the night of the 26th, with the
intention of robbing the United States Ex-
press Company's safe of its money packages.
The would-be robbers were captured
while in the very act, by Toledo
police officers and United States detectives,
who, getting wind of their intention, we're on
board ready for them. They were taken to
Toledo and lodged in Jail on the morning of
the 9th. The express messenger had in his
charge in the car $275,OOO in currency and
$125,COO in bullion.
The Ohio Legislature has repealed the
enactment known as the Geghan bill.
CAPT. PAUL BoYTcN swan from Alton, ILL.,,
to St. Louisa distance of twenty five miles
on the Goth ult., in his life-saving appa.
ratus. He was about nine and half hours
making the trip.
ArYNAMITE explosion, followed by fire,
occurred on the afternoon of the 2Sth ult, in
factory in a thickly-settled neighborhood in
the city of Baltimore. About 800 cans, con.
tanning twelve pounds of powder each, ex-
VII HoA In ho1f
The building was shattered, the walls crum-
bling in with the last volley and injuring six
firemen, but none seriously. During the ex.
plosion the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed
and several families procured wagons and
moved away from the neighberhood.
THE West Virginia State Senate has tried
John 8. Burdett, State Treasurer, on articles
Of Impeachment and found him guilty, and
ordered his removal from office, by vote Of
twenty to three.
An Omaha dispatch OF the Goth ult. states
that large number Of citizens had left there
during the previous week for the Black Hills,
and many persons were arriving daily en- route
from the East. Much trouble is anticipated
from the Indians. The Arrapahoes are said
of the Black Hills country and are prepared
for it.
SENATOR SHERMAN has written letter to
State Senator Burns, of Ohio, in which he an
Dounces himself in favor of the nomination
Of Gov. Hayes for the Presidency, Is being
in his opinion, the strongest candidate the
Republicans can put in the field. speaker
Kor no oil ~ a 11$fc -
of Philadelphia, stating that he does not de.
sire to have his name used in any connection
with the Democratic national ticket this year,
but expressing his judgment that the DE-.
mocracy cannot do better than to nominate
Gov. Hendricks for President.
THE Nebraska State Fair is to be held this
year at Lincoln, commencing Sept. Is. Moses
Stocking has been chosen President of the
State Board of Agriculture.
MUCH damage was done and much incon.
venience caused throughout Southern Illinois
Indiana and Ohio by the heavy rains during
the week ending on the Goth ult.
Six horse thieves-among whom were three
desperadoes of the frontier, named Hutchin.
son, Cox and Connaughty-were hanged in
solomon Valley, Kansas, by vigilance com.
mittee, a few days ago.
In the trial, at s.. Louis, of William Nc.
Kee, one of the proprietors of the Globe. Dem,
ocrat, for completely in the whisky frauds
the jury, on the night of the 3lst ult., afte,
several hours deliberation, returned verdict
of guilty. The verdict was unex pected, al
most everybody anticipating disagreement
or acqui,tal.
In Chicago, on the 3lst, spring wheat, Nc
2, was lower, closing at 971@9sc cash
Cash corn lower; closing at 4Oxc for No. {
and Sl16c for new rejected. Cash oats, No. 2
sold at 5oA@3oNc; February options were
sold at sO%c. Rye, No. ., 6624@67c. Barley
No. ., 75@79c. Cash mess pork closed Al
$40 40@l9.55. Lard, s12OO@l2lO. Good t.
choice beeves brought s45o@5. so; medium
grades, s4.25@4 -; butchers stock, s. GOA
s.75; stock cattle, etc, $3.25@3.75. Hog
brought s7.0O@77O for good to choice
Sheep sold at "a 75@55O for good to choice
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Mrs. Mackenzie whose elopenent from
Montreal with young Bridges occurred re
Gently, was the wife of Henry Mackenzie, s
wealthy ship owner-not Sir Hugh Macken
zie, as first reported. She is neice of 81,
Hugh Allan, proprietor Of the AAan line O
steamers.
A LONDON telegram of the 26th says tn.
Canadian Government had been informed thai
the clause of the Dominion Parliament bill
creating the Supreme Court of the Dominion
which debars an appeal to tie Privy Council
OF England, must be repealed.
BERLIN telegram Of the goth says the in
surgent leaders 10 Herzegovina had rejected
all proposals for peace and declared their In
tention to vigorously prosecute the wal
against Turkey. ---'-- ~-
VIENNA dispatch of the 2eth says tn,
Austrian Foreign Office had recently intimatet
to Mr.. Orth, the United States Minister, it
desire to have . copy Of Secretary Fish's not,
to Mr.. Gushing. Mr.. Orth telegraphed tn,
fact to Washington and asked for instruc
tons. The American Government declinet
to allow copy to be given.
A VIENNA special Of the 9th says tina