The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-29

at 301S@30Nc; July options were solo
at soslc. Rye No. 2, 7o@7O1<c. Barley, No. 2
571<@5Sc. Cash mess pork closed at $19.1s
@l92O. Lard, $l1.40@11.421S. Good tc
choice beeves brought $425(0475; medium
grades, t4.OO@4.25; butchers stock, 5000
S.75; stock cattle, etc., $3.5O@4.OO. Hog.
brought $6.0O@62o for good to choice
Sheep (shorn) sold at $S.0O@4.25 for good
to choice.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ANTWERP (Belgium) dispatches of the 18th
say the riotous disturbances in that city had
been renewed. Many thousands marched
through the streets, shouting "Down with
The Minister'S" A Catholic institution was
attacked and wrecked. The gen d'armee
charged upon the mob, and seriously wounded
several persons.
the 18th, ordered the unconditional release Of
Winslow, the Boston forger, the United States
having refused to negotiate supplemental
Extradition treaty.
A LONDON dispatch of the 18th announces
several important failures, among them the
following: Malcomson & Co., of Belfast, liza.
bilities $7,5OO,OOO; johnson, Earle & Co..
Glasgow, liabilities $780, 1000; J. H. Garbut,
Darlington, liabilities, $S5O,OO0.
The celebrated German Oriental scholar
Dr. Julius Heinrich Petermann, is dead.
A CIRCAssIAN named Hassan, forced his
way into the Grand Vizier's residence, at
Constantinople, on the 18th, and assassinated
Hassien Avni Psshs, Turkish Minister Of
War, Rachid Pasha, Minister of Foreign AT.
fairs, servant of Midhst Pasha and soldier.
Kaiseri] Pasha, Minister of Marine, and an.
other soldier were wounded. Constantinopla
dispatches of the 10Th say the investiture Of
the Sultan had been postponed. The Servian
army was on the frontier, and Russian men,
war were assembling at Sevastopol.
The extensive carpet works and wooden
mandatory of James Templeton, at Ayr,
Scotland, was burned on the 10th. The fire
was caused by the friction of the machine
ry. The operatives were at work at the
time. The Overseer and twenty four women
persisted in the flames. The factory was to-
tally destroyed. Loss, 100000.
A DISPATCH from Calcutta. India, received
in London on the 18th, reports an alarming
outbreak of cholera in Gulwoda, village on
the Bombay & Baroda Railway. OF 200 in
habitants, 100 died in three days.
IT was reported ON the 18th that the Turks
in Bosnia had unfurled the green flag for a
holy war against the Christians.
ST. JOINS, Canada, was visited by de-
structive fire on the 18th, by which territory
600 feet wide and mile in length, embracing
the entire business portion of the town, was
burned over. Seven hotels, nine churches,
the Custom House, Courthouse, Postoffice
and other public buildings, together with $50
stores and houses, were destroyed, involving
a loss of about s., OO0, 600, and rendering about
200 families homeless. Four or five persons
were seriously burned.
CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatches of the 18th
say the Porte had decided to complain Of
Austria for continuing to allow the insurgent
volunteers to cross into Turkey. Hassam
the assassin, was hanged on the morning OF
the 18th. He was known as a devoted fol-
lower of the late Sultan. 1t is said he in.
tended to kill Avni Pasha only.
A CoNsrANT1NopLE telegram of the 10th
says the Ministers of the Sultan differed
among themselves on the question of Great
ing National Assembly, and the promised
Constitution would be indefinitely postponed
BRENT, the Louisville (Ky.) forger, was
discharged from custody, in London, on the
10Th, by the Court of Queens Bench.
AN explosion of coal gas occurred on board
the ship Atlanta, at Cardiff, Wales, on the
10Th, which caused the death of six men, and
injured several others.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE not in session on the 18th.
bill was introduced in the House to reduce
taxation on the circulation of State banks to m
amount equal to that paid by National Banks
The Senate amendments to the Postotice Appro
bill in reference to the detail of army officers ii
professors at State Military Academies, and ex
tending the limit from twenty to thirty, was
passed-122 to 50. motion was agreed to that
Army Appropriation bill, Should be transacted
until the 18th.
The Senate, on the 18th, insisted upon
its amendments to the Legislative, Executive ani
Judicial Appropriation bill, and Conference
Committee was appointed. =. Bills were passed
in the House-prOvidlng that imported bloci
marble may be bonded in open yards, under thu
care OF the officers of customs, at the expense O
the owner or importer; authorizing the construc
ton Of railroad bridge across the Wabash River
Conference Committee was appointed on tn,
Senate amendments to the Legislative, Executiv,
and Judicial Appropriation bill.
CONSIDERATION of the Belknap article.
Of Impeachment was resumed in the Senate, O,
the 10th. Mr.. Black, of the counsel for the &C
cused, read a long paper declining to plead fur
theI, on the ground that the respondent had al
of the Senate asserting its Jurisdiction was no
passed by twO-thirds vote. Objection was mad,
to the fling Of the paper, and during the discus
was not quorum present. The House wentint,
Committee Of the Whole on the Army Appropri
alton bill, and several amendments were odere,
and rejected.
In the Senate, sitting as Court If I'm
parchment, on the 18th, Judge Black, of tn
counsel for ex-Secretary Belknap, moved tina
the trial be postponed until November. an,
expressed hope that the Managers would con
sent to such postponement; leave was granted {,
the Managers to consult with the House on tn
subject. A message was received from the Pres
new fiscal year, and the failure OF Congress, 9
far, to make provisions for the ordinary expense
OF the G"vernment; also to the laws forbiddin
9uiring that they be covered into the Treasury a
the end of the fiscal year; and further statinl
that, if the Appropriate ILLS are not mature'
before the beginning Of the new fsca
year. the Government will be greatly EN-
barrassed for want of funds; he sub
mitted q joint res luton, which was ordere
printed and to lie on the table, to extend the an
preparations for the Consular, Diplomatic and
Postal services, the support of the army, navy
etc. for the present fiscal year to the next.
the House. the Presidents message relative to tn
Appropriation bills was, after debate referred t
| the Committee on Appropriations The question
OF the postponement till November of the I'm
parchment trial was considered, but no decision
was reached. The bill to confirm to Chicag
titles to certain public lande was passed. Til
Army Appropriation bill was considered an
amended in Committee Of the Whole.
The Senate, on the 10Th, insisted upo1
its amendments to the Postoface Appropriation
bill, and Conference Committee was appointed
Sitting as Court of Impeachment, an order wa
agreed to that the paper presented BY the defend
ant on the 10th be flied, and defendant havin
failed to snswer to the merits within the ten day
allow ed by the order of the senate of the 9Th, til
trial will proceed on the 9Th Of July % upon
plea Of not guilty; provided that impeachmen
can only proceed while Congress II In session
An order was also agreed to relative TO witneese
fer the defense, . committee being named :
designate the witnesses to be summoned at tn
Government expense, al others to be at the e.
pense Of the respondent. In the House Mr.. Co
was again appointed Speaker pro TEN. in the Of
sence Of Mr.. Kerr. The Army Appropriation BIZ
was further amended in Committee OF the Whole