The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-02-20
TIRE NEW WORLD.

THE President, on the 5th. nominated
Algeruon s. Badger to be Collector of Gus
toms at New Orleans, viee q. l.. Smith, to be
removed, and W. 8. Mcmillan to be Post
master, aiee Badger.
H. A. MCINTYRE, Lake City (Col.)
banker, has been sentenced to five years. i'm
prisonment in the Lincoln (Neb.) Penitentiary,
for making false entries in his books.
JOHN c. hubert, ex-County Judge,
and President of the First National Bank of
Saratoga Springs, has been arrested and held
to bail in the sum of $1,000, for embezzling
the funds of the bank.
The Edmunds resolutions, adopted
in the United States Senate, On the 5th, read
as follows:
ResoLred. As the Judgment of the Senate, that
the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments to the Constitution of the United
States s.I have 81, been Legally ratified, and are
thority as any other part. of the Constitu-
ton. that the people of each State have
COMMON interest in the enforcement of the
and that it is alike the right and duty of Con.
gfess to enforce said amendments, and to pro-
tect every citizen in the exercise of the rights
aacter already passed for that purpose, and
by further appropriate legislation, 30 far as such
enforcement and protection are not secured by
Executive Department of the Government,
faithfully and with diligence, to carry all such
laws into impartial execution, and Of Congress
Resotoed. further, That it is the duty Of Con.
gress to provide by law for the full and impartial
protection Of all citizens of the United States,
sentatives in Congress, and to this end the Com.
mittee on the Judiciary be, and it 10 hereby. in.
stfuGted to prepare and report as soon as may be.
lshment OF attractions thereof.
Hon. N. p. BANKS, Member of Con.
gress from Massachusetts,, was, on the 9Th,
nominated United States Marshal for the
District Of Massachusetts,.
The dispatches received by Govern
meut officials in Washington. on the 9Th, dis
credit all former advices about Sitting Bull
having recrossed the Canadian border into
this country.
The mississippi Valley Cane Grow.
ers' Association was organized In 81. Luu,s
on the 9th. Delegates were present from Iii.
nois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. John Walker, OF
Missouri, was chosen President; j. A. Hedges
OF st. Louis, Corresponding Secretary; George
Longman, Recording Secretary; Z. w. Doug
lass, Treasurer; G. w. Belcher, of at. Louis
Expert. Mr.. Belcher examined sample o.
sugar made in Minnesota, and pronounced Il
equal to the best New Orleans sugar, and
worth in bulk five cents per pound.
THE view of the detectives tina
Barron, the late Cashier of the Dexter (Me.
Savings Bank, committed suicide because b.
was dcfaulter to large amount, the Bostol
Journal and other Eastern newspapers declar
to be untenable. Mrs. Barron has publishes
letter denOuncing the conclusion - an out
rage upon the memory of her dead husband
and says she will not rest until its untruthful
ness be fully demonstrated.
The New Orleans Grand Jury ha
found indictments against twenty-five person
Parishes for violation Of the Election laws.
FROM q recent circular from the Az
ricultural Department, the following facts ar
noted: The crop of corn for 1873 was 1,0OO
OOO,37l bushels, an increase Of $4,000 90
bushels over that of 1877; the aggregate valu
of the crop in 1878 was ~, 100000 less tina
for 1877; the wheat crop was larger in lS7
than in 1877 by 100000 bushels, but Va
was worth s6O, 200. 600 less. '.~-- j.
SEC'Y SHERMAN made another ca,
for e20, 0OO, 600 $40 bonds. on the 9Th, intere,
and principal payable May 9Th.
AT New Orleans, on the 9Th, Judge
Woods and Billings rendered decision owe
ruling the demurrer Of the prisoners .indicte
for violating the Election laws, ,at the ii
election. The prisoners claimed that the Il