The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-06-19
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.

LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.
The head Of the banking-h house oil
Roth chilli 4 Co., Of London, Baron Lionel
Nathan De Rothschild, died on the 81.
APARIs dispatch of the Sd announces
murderous outbreak in Algeria.
A BERLIN dispatch of the Sd says q
ba' ricade had been lately erected in the streets
Of st. Petersburg, near Peterhof Palace; bu,
the authorities had managed to destroy It be.
fore any considerable number of insurgents
could occupy 1t.
A STEAMER left Malta, by way of the
Suez Canal, on the Sd, for Behring's Straits,
in quest OF the steamer Vega, containing the
Swedish Arctic Exploring Expedition.
OFFICIAL reports from Cashmere,
published ON the 4th, say it was impossible to
exaggerate the DISTRESS caused BY the famine
there. Thousands had already lost their lives
for lack of food.
SPECIAL dispatches from Cape Town,
received on the 4th. report the collapse Of
Lord Chelmsford's transport and commissariat
service.
THE Porte objects to the new Rou-
melian Ministry because it is exclusively
Christian.
The project for holding an interna-
tional regatta on Lake Geneva, Switzerland,
has been abandoned fer this year.
TROUBLE has arisen between Ger.
many and Egypt over the treatment BY the
latter Of her creditors, many Of whom are II
the former nationality. 1t Is feared that seri.
GUS consequences may ensue.
A BERLIN dispatch of the 9Th an
nounces the arrival of Dr.. Andrew d. White,
the new United States Minister.
The Prime Minister of the King of
Burmah teleRraphed to the London press on
the 5th that the reports Of disorder at Manda-
lay were altogether false. No fresh levies of
troops had been made, and the Ministry were
endeavortng to strengthen . good under
standing With friendly powers, and cultivate
peaceful relations with others.
The Australian and European Bank
of Melbourne suspended on the 9th. The la
biities to deposi,ors are placed at 90, 5OO, 900,
and its outstanding notes at $4,000
A FERRAR1 Qtaly) dispatch of the
9Th says several thousands of people had
been rendered homeless BY the overflow of
the River Pc.
The workmen in the Swedish lum-
Der ports have struck for higher wages. It
was estimated on the 9th that 10000 men
were idle.
A LONDON telegram of the 9TH says
divers had recovered the bodies of .hree men
from the cabin of the steamer Pomerauia,
sunk BY collision OF FOlkestone on the 25th
OF November, 1875.
ALEX SOLOCvIEFF, who recently at
tempted the assassination of the Gear, wa. on
thu 7th tried. found guilty and sentenced to
be hung, and was hung the next day.
BOLIVIA has authorized privateers
sailing uuder her flag to seize Gillian mer-
chan..ise, even in neutral ships and not con-
traband of war.
The London holders of Louisiana
State bonds sent by cable, on the 9th. strong
priest to the Governor against any attempt
Of tue state Constitutional Convention, now
sitting in New Orleans, to arb trarily reduce
the state debt as arranged under the act of
January, 1s74.
AN eminent London veterinary sur
geon has wr item . letter denuuncing the i'm
portation of American pigs, because they are
usually affected with trichinosis.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch of the
9th say. number Of st cret gunpow Ter fac
torres. operated BY Nihilsts, had been discov-
cred at T ,wie, In Siberia.
FORTY thousand camels belonging to
the British transport service died during the
Afghan war.
The French Chamber of Deputies
has suthor zed the Government to prosecute
Paul de Iassagnac Ior words used during de-
bate.
The Orange Free State Assembly
has adopted resolutions expressing hopes for
the I. storation of the independence of Trans
vaal.