The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
EPITOME OF THE WEEK.
Condensed Telegraphic News.

III VlWE VI LIE VEEN
Condensed Telegraphic News.
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
Several hundred armed men hav,
crossed the Pyrenees into Spain to prccipitat
rising.
Amelia. the Dowager Queen of Sax
ony, is dead.
The Treasury of Clermont County
Ohio. has lately been robbed Of -, 900.
Hon. John Welsh has been conf, met
as 'iitcd States Minister to Great Britain
Hon. Henry s. Sanford. of Florida
has been appointed United States Minister t.
Belgium.
The census of France, taken last year,
and just verified, shows total population OF
:sA61S.
The Commissioner of Customs, in his
annual report. states that the customs receipts
for the last fiscal year were SIZE. 6a5, III.
The American residents of Paris gave
brilliant banquet to cx-President Grant, on
the evening of the 9TH. About $50 persons
participated
A Rome Qtaly) telegram of the 9TH
says the Pope will issue his letters re-establish-
ing the Catholic hierarchy in Scotland, on
Christmas Day.
Daniel W. Voorhees, has been APP
pointed, by Gov. Williams, Of Indiana, to fill
the vacancy in the United States Senate caused
by the death of Mr.. Morton.
The Italian Government has stationed
strong guard around the Vatican to prevent
any pillagins that might follow the announce
ment II the death Of the Pope.
Congressman Smalls has been con-
victed by South Carolina Court Of misfeas-
sancc and malfeasance in office while men,
Der of the State Legislature.
A verdict of guilty has been rendered
in the case of Cardoza, ex-Treasurcr of South
Carolina, who was indicted and tried for mis-
feasance and malfeasance in Office.
The Illinois Supreme Court has re-
Change is not unlawful, but that the devices
known as puts" and "calls' are.
Ex-United States Marshal Schaffen-
berger. of Colorado. who was sent to Prison
for robbing the Government of *4OOOO by
means of false vouchers, has been pardonetl by
ehe President.
The Governor of Tennessee has issued
his proclamation converting the Legislature of
that State in extra session on the 5th of De-
ccmbcr, to adjust the State debt and levy tax
therefor. aud also to provide for the expenses
of the General Assembly.
At the late election in New York,
John Morrissey. the Anti-Tammany candidate,
was elected to the State Senate from the Sew
enth District, over Augustus Schell, the rcgu-
lar Democratic and Tammany candidate. Nor
risscy was supported by the Republicans.
The vote on the Silver bill which re-
Gently passed the lower House Of Congress
was, bv States. AS follows:
Y.,s-Sew York, 3; New Jersey. 1: Penn
sylyania. ); Virginia, 4; North Carolina, =:
south Carolina, 3: Georgia. s: Alabama, 5:
Louisiana. 4: Mississippi s; Ohio, Is; Ken
lucky. ;: Tennessee. =: Indiana, 10: Illinois,
IL: Missouri. IL: Arkansas. .; Michigan. &:
Texas, 5: Iowa, 2; Wisconsin. 4: California,
3: Minnesota. 3: Oregon. /: Kansas, .: West
Virginia, J; Nevada, 1; Nebraska, l. Total,
lt3.
Suys-Maine, 4: New Hampshire. .; Yer
mont. 3: Massachusetts, 5: Rhode Island, 9;
New York. IL: New Jersey, .: Pennsylvania,
/: Maryland, 1; Louisiana, .: Georgia, l;
Missouri. |: Michigan, =: Texas, l; California,
l. Total. "a.