The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-10-19

A CINCINNATI QlSpatch OF the 9TH says the
resignation Of L. q. Tyler, Secretary Of the
American Alliance, dated Aug. rs, had just
been accepted. He is said to have resigned
| because of his continued absence abroad,
caused by Illness in his family.
A FIRE at Cleveland, Ohio, on the morn
| Ing Of the 9th destroyed buildings and con-
tents to the value of about SEE, 600. Among
the buildings destroyed were . large eleva-
tor and the Second Presbyterian Church.
JACOB REHM, of Chicago, who was on the
sth of July last sentenced to imprisonment
for six months and to pay fine of $4,000,
for his completely in the whisky frauds, has
been pardoned by the President, the pardon
to take effect on the expiration of three
| months from the date of the sentence and
| the payment of fine of $1,000. The three
mouths having already expired on the re-
ccipt of the pardon, Mr.. Rehm at once paid
the penalty of 81 GOO and was set at liberty.
In Chicago, on the 9th, Spring wheat, No.
2, closed at sl.o511@l. o5N cash. Cash corn
| closed at 42Ac for No. 2. Cash oats No.
sold at SSA@SS4c; November options
were sold at ss1c. Rye No. 2, 1910
Coo. Barley No. 2, S715@ssc. Cash
mess pork closed at $16.75@17.0O.
Lard, $40. SO@lO.S5. Good to choice
beevcs brought "a. 25@5. 90; medium
grades, IS. 1894. 90; butchers stock, 1926
Oats; stock cattle, ETC., 81. 4O@3. GO.
Hogs brought e5.7O@6.15 for good to
choice. Sheep sold at IS. 5o@4.5O for good
to choice.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ACCORDING to Constantinople dispatches
of the 4th strong war spirit was manifesting
itself among the populace of that city. The
advanced Mussulmans considered a war with
Russia inevitable, and would welcome it with
enthusiasm.
LONDON dispatch of the 5th says Prince
| Milan had written to the Emperor Alexan-
der, of Russia, expressing sorrow for having
incurred his displeasure in connection with
the army's proclamation of himself as King
AT Berlin, on the 5th, Count Won Arnim
was tried before the court of Last resort
upon the charge of high treason, and sen
fenced to one years penal servitude.
WHILE the express train, bound east, on
the Great Western Railroad, was going at
the rate of thirty five miles an hour, on the
night of the 4th, one of the wheels of the
engine broke, and the cars were hurled from
the track into ditch, about two miles west
of Princeton, Can. Five persons-the en-
ginecr, fireman, two express messengers and
baggageman,-werc killed. The passen-
gers escaped uuhurt.
A CoNsrANTINoPLE dispatch of the 9Th
says the British Minister, at that city, had
been instructed to notify the Porte that, un-
1acs ifc L. bo
difficulties with the Bulgarians were uncon-
ditionally accepted, the British Government
would withdraw its support, and merely
guarantee Constaninople against Russian
occupation. England demands rcparation
and justice for Turkeys Christian subjects,
the immediate rebuilding Of the destroyed
houses and churches, the restoration of the
wasted industries, and the giving of assist
ance to those reduced to poverty. A Bel
grade telegram of the same da'e says Turkey
had declined to continue the armistice for
thirty days, as requested by Servia, and that
hostilities had already recommended.
THE firms of Schieselman and Kinnear &
Fithie, spinners, of Dundee, Scotland,
failed on the 9Th, with liabilities aggregating
$4,000. The Industrial Bank of Newcas-
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bilities 100000.
ACCORDING to Athens dispatches of the
18th, demonstrations were daily taking place
throughout Greece against Turkey. These
were considered SO serious that the King had
left Copenhagen for home.
JovELLAR has resigned the Captain Gen.
eralship of Cuba, and has been succeeded by
Gen. Campos.
A CoNsTANT1NoPLE telegram of the 9Th
announces thai Ex-Sultan Murad was dying
SIR JOHN YOUNG, Governor-General of
Canada from 1868 to 1872, died in London on
the Sth.
ACCORDING to Ragusa dispatches of the
9th, the Montenegrins, having received a
reinforcement of $500 men, had suddenly
| attacked the Turkish forces under Moukh-
tar Pasha, and driven them across the from
tier, with loss of $50 killed. The Monte
negrin loss was lis killed. Gen. Tchernayeff
had demanded that all servians between
the ages of eighteen and fifty be called out,
in anticipation of vigorous renewal of hos
tilities in the spring.
A PANIC prevailed on the St. Petersburg
Stock Exchange on the 9th. Securities fell
from ten to fourteen per cent.
A BUcHAREsr telegram of the 9th says
Prince Charles had ordered out the entire
Roumanian standing army, together with
the reserves.
The New Wharf, with -four and rice mills,
at Rotnerhithe, a district of London, were
burned on the 7th. The damage is reported
at $3.50, 900.