The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-06-03

Two PERSONS were killed and many
others injured by tornado at Mitchell, Da-
kota, on the 25th.
The Kalloch impeachment trial was
commenced in the Superior Court of San
Francisco on ne 2tth.
A FEW days ago barrel of gasoline
In the cellar Of . residence at Piqua, Ohio,
exploded, setting the house on fire and burn
ing two boys to death.
THE forty-S6rd annual Diocesan
Convention of the Episcopalians Of Illinois
assembled at Chicago on the 25th.
THE Delaware State Democratic Con-
vcnt;on has chosen Bayard delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention.
The National Woman-Suffrage Asso-
citation met at Indianapolis on the 25th.
Susan B. Anthony presided. Several of the
most noted advocates Of the right Of women
to vote were present, and nearly every State
in the Union was represented. Among the
resolutions adopted is one declaring Tour
determination to support no party, by what
ever name called, unless such party shall in
its platform cmphatically indOrse and sup
port our demand for . recognition Of the ex-
act and permanent political equality of
woman with man, and We hereby declare that
We shall hold any political party as an enemy
that does not make woman suffrage perma-
nent and immediate demand in its platform
of principles"
AT its recent session at Indianapolis
the National Woman Suffrage Association
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Tcnafy, N. j.; Vice-President at Large, SUI
san B. Anthony, Rochester; Chairman Of Ex,
ecutive Committee, Matilda Joslyn Gage,
Fayetteville, N. Y; Corresponding Secretary,
Rachel Porter, Philadelphia; Foreign Cor
responding Secretaries, Jane Graham Jones,
Chicago, aud Matilda Wenit, New York; Re-
cording Secretary, Ellen II. Sheldon. Wash
inston; active Vice-Prcsilent, Mary E. Hag-
CART, with one honorary Vice-President from
each State.
AT Leavenworth, KAN, on the goth
business partner in that city, met Colonel
Anthony and fired two shots at him. Both
bullets missed Anthony, but one hit and
fatally wounded an attorney, and the other
lodged in an advertising solicitors head.
Thurston gave himself up, and was removed
to Fort Leavcnworth for safe-kecping.
THE Kansas delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention are instructed to
favor the two-thirds rule, but are uninstruct-
cd as to candidates. The State Democratic
Convention for the nomination of State OIL
GERS has been called to meet on the 18th of
August.
THE Greenbackers of West Virginia
have nominated full ticket for State officers
and candidates for Congress.
The recent Missouri State Democrat
ic Convention selected uninstructcd dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention. They
are said to stand twelve for Tilden and eight
cen sgainst
ACCORDING to recent advices the
number of murders committed by the saw
ages in New Mexico was greater than at first
supposed, and included the killing of six
herlsmcn at Tularosa, forty-five persons in
Sorocco County, and seventy-eight at Socorto.
The ranches in those districts had been COM
pletely broken up.
THE miners ut Lcadviilc struck ON
the a6th for four dollars day.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
South at its recent session took decided action
against the preaching Of women. The next
meeting of the Assembly will be at Covins-
ton, Ky.
On the 9th the Superior Court of San
Francisco sustained the demurrer OF Mayor
kaloch to the impeachment proceedings, and
dismi sed the case against him.
The sugar-cane-growers of Illinois
met and perfected an organization at SPRING
field on he 18th.
THE Richmond (va.) city election on
the 9th resulted in decided victory for the
Conservatives over the Readjusters.
DENIS KEARNEY has been released
from prison on a writ of habeas corpus by the
Supreme Court Of California.
The Mississippi Democrats have
chosen uninstructed delegates to the Cincin-
natl Convention. The majority are said to
favor the nominate of Senator Bayard.
The Minnesota Grccnbackers, in
State Convention on the 9th. elected dele
gales to tie Chicago Convention and adopted
resolutions formally indorsing Donnelly and
Denis Kearney.
THE Wisconsin Greenbackcrs have
chosen an uninstruciel delegation to the
National Convention.
CAPTAIN BRITTON returned to Fort
Buford on the 9Th from Poplar Creek
Agency, whittier lie was sent by General
Hazen to present the terms on which the
Government would receive the surrender of
the hostile Sioux stationed at that place. The
Captain reports that he could not prevail
upon the Indians to talk, as he had no food or
tobacco to distribute to them, but says they
we're hungry, poorly clad and tired Of war,
and would in due time accept the demand Of
General Hazen for an unconditional surren-
der.
IT was reported from Laramie City
on the eth that the Indians in the North
Park were on the war path. Several men
had been murdered. Troops had been Or
dercd from Fort Sandcrscn to protect the
settlers.
The proceedings in the United States
Court at Des Moines, Iowa, for the disbar-
ment of Judge G. c. Cole, formerly of the
Supreme Court, were withdrawn on the 25th,
upon defendants filing an answer stating
that what he had written and published
against the Judges of the Court was not true,
and that he had written the untruths in his
zeal for his client.
THE General Assembly of the Presby-
terrain Church, in session at Madison, Wis.,,
have adopted a resolution expressing their
gratitude to God "for having furnished to the
country and the world, through President and
Mrs. Hayes, such an example Of practical re.
gard for Christian principles, aud that We
especially recommend to the women of
America the heroic stand which has been
taken BY Mrs. Hayes in regard to Sabbath OBJ
servance and total abstinence"
A NORTH CAROLINA runaway couple
are in curious prcdicament. They lately