The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-08-15

assas>inated the Governor of Mostar
The Scrvian Government has estab-
lishcd All army Of observation on the Bosnian
frontier.
The Austrian Government has d.
rccted that, until further orders, horses shall
not be exported.
There were sixty-seven failures in
New York CITY in July, with liabilities aggre-
eating s5,73S,l1l.
There were thirty-mne failures in
Chicago during the month of July, the liabil
tiles of which aggregated 81, s22, S95.
The Workingmen's Congress in Paris,
announced for the 3D. of September, has been
prohibited by the French Government.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has
ordered that day of thanksgiving be Oh
served throughout. Great Britain, for the
maintenance of peace in Europe.
The subscriptions to the 4-per-cent.
loan during April were S4,9sS, $50; May, ST.
5N.5r0; June. $SO52, 100; July. $l9, 20, 200.
Total for the four months, S39, So, $50.
The American Minister at Constan-
tinnplc has sent gunboat to investigate the
alleged molestation and maltreatment of an
American female missionary by the Greeks in
Thessaly.
Owing to the great and continued de-
mand for 4-per-cent. bonds, the Secretary of
the United States Treasury, on the Sd. direct
1tI,,
resume.
\ hve-dollar counterfeit legal-tender
note of the new issue series was received at
the Treasury in Washington, on the Sd. The
note was printed from the original plate on
inferior paper.
The public-debt statement for July
shows total Of debt and interest of :2.3O4,-
s46,6a5: cash in Treasury, *a69,3l6,1 10; debt
less cash in Treasury. S2O35 5>O,535; de-
crease during July, .aO6,307.
Four colored men. in Jail at Monroe.
La, on a charge of murder. were taken pos
session of by mob, on the morning of the
3oth ult.. and hanged to a tree in the Court
House Square of the town.
Associate Justice Miller, of the
United States Supreme Court, was SO far re-
covered from the effects of the dangerous
surgical operation performed upon him, few
weeks ago, as to ride out on the LIST.
The first bale of new cotton from the
Mississippi Valley, raised in Adams County,
Miss, was received at New Orleans, on the
3lst ut. 1t was cassed good middling, and
was sold at auction for eighteen and quar-.
tcrcents per pound.
Commissioner Raum. of the Internal
Revenue Department, Washington, has adj
dressed letter to the Revenue Collectors in
southern Districts where troubles have
arisen on account of Illicit distilling, setting
forth the willingness of the Government to
deal leniently with all who will stop their vio-
latiou of the law.
Some carrier pigeons which were
started on race from Columbus. Ohio, for
New York City, on the morning of the 26th
ult.. were not heard from until the morning
Of the 3lst, when they landed at Lancaster,
Pa, l,..5 miles from their destination, having
flown distance of :115 miles toward their
home. The prizes offered had been with
drawn.
A Denver (Col.) dispatch says Prof.
Watson felt certain that, during the recent
eclipse, he discovered the planet Vulcan
southwest of the sun, about , de-. distant.
Prof. Draper succeeded in getting photo
: graph of the spectrum of the corona, thus
proving that most OF the light of the corona
i rejected from the sun, AMI is not due to
iguitcd gas.
Alta City, the Oldest mining town in
Utah, was almost entirely destroyed on the
l,t. \ man named Varnes fell asleep on
lounge in the Swan House. with cigar in his
mouth, and the fire started from the cigar.
The number of buildings burned was lis, aud
the money loss about $l53,NiO. Mr.. Varnes,
the innocent cause of the disaster, persisted
in the flames.
The Russian member has Withdrawn
from the Commission to inquire concerning
the Rhodope insurrection The insurgent wit
nesses said there was am agreement between
themselves and the Russian commanders
whercupOn the Russian member insisted tina,
further inquiry in that direction be abandoned,
which being denied. he withdrew as stated,
leaving only his ORA CONAN to represent Russia
A declaration between the United
States and Great Britain for the reciprocal
protection of trademarks in the two coun-
tries has been proclaimed by President Hayes,
and is to the effect that the subjects or citi-
zens of each of the contracting parties shall
have in the dominions and possessions of the
other, on complying with the laws thereof.
the RIGHTS ho1o to ~;
or citizens, either at present or hereafter to
be granted, in everything relating to property
in trademarks or trade.label
The unwilling of a monument to
Jonathan Walker, of the branded Hand,''
took place at Muskcgon, Mich, on the LIST.
The monument is of granite, and on one of
its sides is an inscription reading: "This
monument is erected to the memory ofEC Capt.
Jonathan Walker. by his anti-slavery friend,
Photius Fisk, Chaplain of the United States
Navy" The monument was unveiled BY
ladies', who placed wreath of flowers over
it. Letters were read from the poet Whittier
and Fred Douglass. Parker Pillsbury deliv-
cred a lengthy address.
Dennis Kearney, the Labor Re.
former" of California, addressed large and
enthusiastic audience of workingmcn in Fan
euil Hall, Boston. on the evening of the 5th.
Large numbers were unable to gain admit
lance. The speaker assailed capitalists and
monopolsts. the publishers Of newspapers
and the telegraph managers in vigorous and
somewhat profane terms. He spoke of the
victory the Workingman's organization claims
to have achieved in California, and advised the
workingmen to cut loose from all parties and
to take charge OF their own affairs.
An anti-Chinese demonstration &C.
cured in San Francisco, on the evening oil
the 9Th. The gist of one of the speeches was
that committee of workingmen had waited
on the Board of Supervisors, and would wait
again, and if it would not listen to a petition
OF the people to demOlish Chinatown as
public nuisance, the workingmen would bt
called unn tn march unnn thot I~ool;<y a M.