The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-11-18
Foreign Intelligence.

Foreign Intelligence.
ACCORDING to the Mark Lane Express of
the Sth the previous weeks thrashing In En-
gland "has brought more prominently into
view the deficiency of the wheat crop and the
damaged condition Of the barley" The con-
sequence hal been increased firmness in the
English grain market, and an upward ten
dency.
A SEVERE shock of an earthquake was felt
at Vienna on the 9th. At Agram every house
in town was damaged, several persons were
killed aud thirty others injured.
ONE THOUSAND hussars were dispatched
from Dublin on the 9th for Ballinrobe, by
special train.
A BUCHAREST telegram of the 9th says the
Volga was frozen over, and many grain
laden vessels were caught in the ice The
harvest had been SO short that the deten-
ton of vessels would be seriously felt. The
early approach of winter had also prevent
ed the completion of the sowing in South
Russia.
A MONTREAL telegram of the 9th says the
epizoot,c had attacked the horses in that city,
and several animals had already died. As
the disease was of rather malignant type,
many more fatal cases were likely to occur
Great inconvenience had already resulted from
the appearance of the malady in 80 severe
form.
CAPTAIN EADs has gone to Mexico to make
a survey of the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec to
determine its adaptability for An interoceanic
ship railroad.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY, NJ. p, has been elected
q member of the Irish Land League.
The British Government announced on the
18th that it would arrest Davitt, the Irish
Land agitator now in the United States, on
his return to Ireland, for violating his ticket
of-leave as q political convict. The Chief
Secretary for Ireland had declined to suspend
he writ Of habeas corpus.
NJ. HUBERT FRERE ORBAN, President Of the
Belgian Cabinet, died recently.
The Greek Cabinet is said to be actively
advancing military preparations, and the
army will be ready for the field in March.
The recent earthquake shocks in Croatia
caused damage amounting to about 4, 900, 600
forms.
A DISPATCH from Teheran ON the 18th says
the Persians were plundering Kurdish villages
in the vicinity Of Ourmiah.
In the French Chamber of Deputies ON the
18th Boudry d'Asson, Legitimist member.
stated that the Deputies we're a band of burg.
lars, and he hoped the Republic would not
survive during the winter. When the Presi-
dent ruled him out of order, he and his
friends resisted. A company of soldiers was
called In, and, after personal encounter, the
truculent member was taken out The Cham
Der then passed a vote Of confidence In the
Government by ayes, 297; noes 13l.
1900 LATTER.
EARLY ON the morning OF the 18th an OK
plosion occurred in the Ford coal pit at Stel-
larton, N. s., caused BY reckless shot fred
By miner. About sixty persons were Gov
cred by the huge blocks Of coal brought
down by the conclusion, Of whom six were TAX
en- out in dying condition. About forty were
missing and supposed to be dead. An Incl
dent Of the calamity was the killing of twen-
ty-nine horses. z....a.
The official vote of Maryland for Presiden-
tial Electors is Hancock, SO, 7O6; Garfield,
7S,5l5. asa F5s"
Two SMALL children left alone by their
mother in house on Poplar street, Milwan.
kee, were burned to death on the 18th.
The National Democratic Executive Com
mittee issued an address on the evening OF
the 18th, denying that they ever took any &C.
ton in reference to the Morey letter, or even
saw It until after its publication
IT was the death OF NJ Orts, another dis
dnguished Belgian, and not M. Frere Orban,
the Belgian Premier, which occurred . few
days since.
The Maritime Bank Of st. Johns, N. B..
failed on the l9th.s
MAssAcHUsErrs according to the oiicial
census report, has . population of 1,7S3, Oon
The females exceed the males by 06.OA
Tbs nuabss d persons Of foreign birth u
l43, IA sad there are 19,0N colored nor.
sons.
By the embexzlements OF cashier uamed
Berry the Bergen County Savings Bank and
the Bank Of Bergen County. New Jersey,
have been forced to suspend. One hundred
thousand dollars In funds and securities were
missing on the 18th, and the dishonest cash
Ter was sick and under guard in his homo.
81. PETERSBURG dispatches OF the 18th cay
that all the Nihilists implicated in the blot
against the life OF the Gar had been con
victed, five receiving sentence Of death,
eleven of hard labor in the mines from life
terms to fifty year, and three women Of
penal servitude for fifteen years.
Tas Official returns show . total vote in
Penasylysoia of GA, 78a divided - follows:
Garfield, ~, 704; Hancock, 407 42S; Weaver,
20,6lS; Dow and others, 1883; Garneld's
plurality, 81, 378; his majority over all. 14,o9A
THE Methodist Missionary Committee has
1xed the round sum to be raised by the
churches at S77H OS4, including debt Of el12,-
QUO, which sum = divided up among the an
nual conferences.
On. JOHN pCcHANANs Of bogus medieel-
diploma nosoriety, pleaded guilty IN .
Philadelphia Court on the 18th TO the charge
of-hsying spad togus ncademc degrees.
LIFE insurance policies in the Michigan
Aid Associat on fof $4,000 each, Issued to
Charles Olson and Olef L. Sanguest, inclosed
in bottle, have hoa' ed ashore near Muske-
gon, and are in possession Of Governor Hot.
The holders Of these policies resided in Chi
49,. A.