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

defeating legal process obstructing the
letting Of farms to farmers and exciting
hatred.
On the I'd collision occurred between the
police and the people Of Headford, ireland,
caused by An attempt to arrest some disturb
ere of the peace. Several were seriously
injured on both aides.
ACCORDING to . Teheran telegram of the
ID the Kurds having been driven out of Persia
the troops Of the latter power were raiding
Kurdish villages.
ACCORDING to London telegram Of the Sd
Princess Louise, since her return from Can
ada, had not visited her mother, the Queen,
and rumors Of royal quarrels were current
TIE British coasting steamer Elemore was
lost with all on board-ffteen persons-dur-
ing the recent gale on the English coast.
AN International Railway Exhibition will
be held in Berlin in 1852.
RECENTLY the American steam-launch Isa-
bel was seized by the Chilians at Payta while
the Captain was on shore. The engineers
were ordered out Of the vessel and the Amer
lean flag lowered and stamped upon. The
Gillian colors we're hoisted, and the Captain
was rendered the value of the launch II he
would make no claim on the Government.
This proposition was declined and he prompt
~ fled claim for $50, 900 and the cost of the
vessel.
ADDITIONAL agrarian outrages were re-
ported from Ireland on the 4th. A magis-
trate of County Leinster was fred ct from
behind hedge, and q man In County Clare
who bid for q farm from which the tenants
had been evicted suffered the loss of his ears
at the hands Of the mob.
BRITISH cousols are selling at par. This lie
the highest price reached since the Cdmean
war.
A BERLIN telegram Of the 4th says eighty
citizens of Hamburg and twenty families in
Allona had been expatriated under the pro-
visions of the German Socialist law.
IT is stated that Paris syndicate has
agreed to advance go, O0O, 900 to Greece on
the security of its monastic and State lands.
IN q speech At q meeting Of the Land
League in Dublin ON the 4th Parnell said
that, II Government detectives visited his
house, he would throw them into the river.
A CoNsrANT1NoPLE dispatch of the 4th says
Turkey had appointed . censor Of kilograms,
and had refused to permit cipher kilograms to
pass over Turkish wires.
In consequence of the breaking Of hoist
ing ap paratus in q Belgian coal mine on the
4th thirteen men were killed.
LATER.
The examination of Kenward Philip,
charged with maliciously libeling General
Garfield, was continued in New York on the
~ lisho q
one of the editors of Truth, testified that
Philip did not see the Garfield Morey letter
until after the publication of the fac-simile
Nothing of Importance occurred in the ex-
animation on the 5th, and the case was ad-
journed to the 9th to give the defense an
opportunity to bring some witnesses from
Massachusetts.
JUDGE LAWRENCE, First Comptroller of
the United States Treasury, has rendered .
decision in which he shows that there is no
specific statute regarding the payment of lost
bonds. The decision holds that when Gov
crnment bond payable ITO bearer" has been
lost the Government may, after sufficient
length of time, make payment thereof on
clear proof of the ownership, and upon the
execution of a proper bond of indemnity.
THE French and American Claims Com
mission organized in Washington on the 5th.
Baron s. Arinos, of Brazil, was chosen Presi-
dent. Judge o. A. Adds, of Vermont, and
Louis 8. Geofroy are Commissioners for this
country and France. William F. Pedduck, of
Illinois, was chosen Secretary of the Commis-
sion.
THE British Channel squadron has been
ordered to the coast of Ireland.
A LONDON dispatch of the 5th says band
of one hundred men was traversing the
country near Tralee, Ireland, and forcing the
tenants to swear to pay only certain low
rent. The same dispatch adds that Parnell
was being burned in efigy in every large
town in England.
A MOTHER and son in the agonies of n.y.
drophobia were under treatment at the hos
pital in Providence, R. l., on the 4th, and the
father was similarly attacked on the evening
" LIE HsH .ue Eulson Electric Light
Company has been assessed $50 per share TO
meet the cost of recent experiments.