The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-17

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StAtes. Observation-Disclosures. S,4H, AS
Ar Democratic caucus of Senators and
Representatives, held in Washington on the
evening of the 1st, Representative Lamar
presiding, the Congressional Campaign Com
mittec was announcedas follows: Represent
ativc Clymer, Pennsylvania, Chairman; Cha
pin, Massachusetts,; Throckmorton, Texas
Hooker, Mississippi; Hewitt Robbins, North
Carolina, and Saylcr, Ohio. WV. Corcoran,
j. E. Harvey and Judge Mason arc members
on the part of the District Of Columbia. The
Senate appointed as part of the Committee,
Senators White, Maryland; Wallace, Pcnnsyl-
vania, and Gordon, Georgia. The Chairman OF
the caucus also announced the Committee on
Consultation as follows: Representative Cox,
New York; Whithorne, Tennessee; Randall,
Pennsylvania; GoOde, Virginia; Buckncr,
Missouri; Wigginton, California; Hartridge,
Georgia; Blackburn, Kentucky; Tarbox,
Massachusetts; Lynde, Wisconsin; Eder,
Illinois; Payne, Ohio, and Caldwell, Ala
bama'
AT a meeting, on the evening Of the Sd, of
the Republican Congressional Committee,
Simon Cameron was chosen Chairman, and
Judge Edmunds Secretary. An Executive
Logan, Plat of New York, Rask of Wiscon-
sin, s. W. Dorsey, j. R. West, Hubbell of
Michigan, Cragin of New Hampshire, and
sinnickson of New jersey, was appointed.
THE Secretary of the Southern Historical
Society, replying to Secretary Belkuap's let.
ter to him, says: "The people of the South
are not only willing but anxious that the
whole of their official records should be given
to the world, and that future historians
should have an opportunity Of judging them
in the light of these records. Be assured,
then, of our hearty cooperation in supplying
your department with missing Confederate
documents. We will have furnished you
properly authenticated copies of such as are in
our possession, and will assist you in pro.
curing others, it being understood, of course,
that your Department will afford US similar
facilities in the prosecution of our work."
THE President has approved the act to
amend the revised statutes relating to natu.
ralization. The act provides that an alien
may declare his intention to become citizen
of the United States before the Clerk of any
Circuit, District, or Supreme Court of the
Territories, or a court of record having COM
mon law Jurisdiction, and legalizes all such
declarations heretofore made.
THE RASTs
The Connecticut Republican State Con-
vention has been called to meet on the 29th
inst. The Democratic Convention of that
State is to meet on the 23d.
NEW YORK dispatch of the Sd states that
all the leading coal companies had agreed to
suspend mining operations from the 7th inst.
to the 18th of next month.
Mr.. HENRY Z. Bowen, on the evening OF
the 4th, sent lengthy letter to the Examin.
ing Committee of Plymouth Church, in an
swer to the complaints of Mr.. 8. v. White. a
member OF said committee. In this letter
Mr.. Bowen expresses his belief in the
guilt OF MIR. Beecher, as charged by Messrs.
Tllton and Moulton, and challenges Ply.
mouth Church to appoint its committee to in.
vestigate openly and vigorously Lis (Bowen's)
words and deeds, either in or out of church,
from the day of his birth to the present hour.
The committee prepared letter to Mr..
Bowen, summoning him to appear before
them on the evening of the Sth to give proof
OF the assertions contained in his reply to the
grievances of Mr.. White.
A CALL has been issued for Grecpback
Convention in New Haven, Conn.,, on the ed
inst. Its object, as announced, "is to take
such steps as may be necessary to force both
political organizations of the States to recog-
n'ze the voice OF the people in the coming
campaign"
THE jury in the case of Lands, on trial for
the murder at Vincland, N. j., some time ago,
Of the editor Carruth, rendered verdict on
the night of the 5th, finding the defendant
mot guilty on account of insanity"
EDWARDS. STOKES was before Judge Dyck.
man, at White Plains, N. Y, on the 5th. on n
WITT OF habcas corpus, and a motion for his re-
lease, on the ground that he had been i'm
prlsoncd ten months before receiving his final
sentence, was denied, and he was remanded
to serve out the remainder of his sentence,
GOLD closed in New York. on the 7th, al
ll2N. The following were the closing quo
tations for produce: No. 2 Chicago Spring
Wheat, S1.2O@L22; No. 2 Milwaukee, S1.2@
LIB; Barley, S5@S9c; Oats, Western Mixed,
>SSA'Ss WIN "VoVCIn ONNOO1@C:
Pork, Mess, $2l.75; Dressed Hogs, Western,
9>sc; Lard, 1870. Flour, good to choice, $40
$3.50; White Wheat Extra, $5.9507.7 5
The cattle market was dull; 1O@l2kc for
good to extra. Hogs, sH@sasc. Sheep,
5H@7kc.
Ar East Liberty, Pa, ON the It'll, cattle
brought: Best, $6.Oo@625; medium, $500
@525; common, $425@4.5O. Hogs sold
Workers., s770@s0O; Philadelphias, $3.50
$50. Sheep brought $475@56O according
to quality. ,..a7 q. 49,. .-....E ~
WEST AND SOUTH.
CONSTANTINE Mcguire, ex. Collector of In.
ternal Revenue at st. Louis, on the LIST, en-
tered plea Of guilty to the first 1--WE counts
OF the Indictment against him. These counts
charged him with various violations of the
revenue laws, of which he was fully cogni.
zant, but never reported. ~ ~ sac.
TIE Michigan Republican State Conven-
ton to elect delegates to the National Con-
vention viii be held At Grand Rapids on the
10th of May. I-z.5. sa@. .,..' -6 esa