The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-12

Vienna dispatches of the 26th say the
Deputies from Tyrol had resigned their seats
in the Reichsrath, because that body had
| refused to grant wider autonomy to South
Tyrol.
| Cabinet arrived in Boston on the 26th.
Along the route from Washington the dis
tinguished party was everywhere well re-
ceived. On their arrival at Boston, the city
was profusely decorated. They were met at
the depot by Gov. Rice and other distin.
guished citizens and escorted to hotel. In
| the afternoon the President held a reception
| at Faneuil Hall, and in the evening private
| banquet was given to the President by Gov.
Rice, after which a concert was given in his
honor by the Apollo Club.
A Belgrade dispatch of the 27tl, says
the general feeling seemed to be that Servia
should come to the assistance of Montene-
gro. The condition of the latter was nc
lieved to be desperate.
The Iowa State Convention, in session
| at DesMoines on the 9th, nominated: For
Governor, John H. Gear, Of Burlington;
Lieutenant.Go Frank L. Campbcll;
Supreme Judge, Chicf-Justice Day, renomi-
mated; Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Prof. Won Coellen. The resolutions adopted
declare, among other things-that the I'm ted
States are a Nation and not League; that
the work of the Republican party will not be
complete until the truths declared in the
Declaration of Independence, that all men
are created equal, ETC., are universally rec
ognized and cheerfully obeyed; that the per-
manent pacification of the Southern section
Ut the Union, and complete protection to all
citizens in the free enjoyment of all their
rights, is a duty to which the Rcpub lean
party stands sacrcdly pledged; in favor of
the gradual resumption of specie payment,
and the repeal of the law suspendng the
coinage of the silver dollar, and the making
of silver legal-tender, the same as gold, for
the payment of all debts, both public and
private; wisely-adjusted tariff for revenue;
Il enforcement Of the Prohibitory Liquor
law of the State. Considerable excitement
was created by the introduction of resolu-
ton indorsing the Presidents Southern pol
icy, but motion to lay on the table was car
ried by about three-fourths vote.
News was received in San Francisco,
/
and volunteers, Gen. Howard commanding
in person, were approaching the scene of
the recent Indian troubles in Idaho, and ex-
pcctcd soon to encounter Chief Joseph and
his warriors, who were encamped on the Sal
mon River, near the mouth of White Bird
Creek. The Indian strength was variously
estimated at from 100 to 500 warriors.
President Hayes and party met with an
enthusiastic reception at Providence, r. l.,
where they went on the 28th.
The steamer Lady of the Lake exploded
near Plymouth, Mass on the 2Sth, and
eighteen were scalded-six fatally.
There was strike among the compos.
itors of the New York Tribune on the even.
ing of the Goth ult. the managers having
asked reduction in the rates for compost
ton of six cents per 1000 ems, and having
come in conflict with the Printers Union on
one or two other points, new men were put
to work at once, and the proprietors Of the
office claimed that they would get along
without re-employing any Of the strikers.
The New Hampshire House, on the
18th ult., debated resolution introduced by
1 II
ing the Southern policy OF President Hayes
Without coming to vote, the matter was
laid on the table.
1t was stated in Chicago, on the 3Oth
ult.. that the Secretary of the Chicago Life
Insurance Company had disappeared, and
was dcfaulter to tie amount Of 100000.
The President returned tn Washington
from his New England trip, on the 3Oth ult.
He intends, It is stated. to spend the heated
term ut the Soldiers Home, near Washington,
occupying the cottage used by President
Lincoln.
Severe tornadoes passed over portions
Of Illinois. Indiana and Pennsylvania, ON the
LIST. causing great destruction Of life and
property. The little Village Of Ercildoun,
Pa, was almost entirely destroyed. Twenty
houses were RACED to the ground and one
woman was killed. Five other persons were
injured, two fatally.