The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01
THE NEWS.
Compiled from Latest Dispatches.
From Washington,

OTcgOn ana CailIOrnla, ana are thus 6d0l'
t:onally dangerous, as they will work East,
and many OF them will arrive at the
great business centers with the we'll
worn appearance of honest money. A
popularity about the bill Is that the chief
points Of difference from the genuine are
those OF artistic superiority. not inferiority,
as Is usually the case with counterfeit en-
craving A Washington special Of the 2lst
says: ut Is not thought judicious to publish
the points OF detection at this time. as q
suggestion would thus be given the count
crfeiters wherein to improve the plate.
This information has been furnished
bankers, and the only safe way for
others for the present Is to refuse all
notes Of this denomin alton on this bank"
: On the night of the 2lst the Gulnare,
Captain Howgate's Arctic vessel, left Wash.
ington for the Arctic regions. She was per-
mitted to fly the American dag, notwithstand-
Ing she Is British-built ship.
On the 22d the Secretary of War re-
ceived a dispatch from the American Minis
: ter ia Mexico. conveying the Information
tina, the Mesisan Z. SSyernment had Id dsslinsa
bands into Mexican territory.
: A LATE Washington telegram says
that DR. Turner, Of the National Board of
Health. predicted yellow fever in New Or
leans within four weeks, and thinks 1t highly
probable that the plague will, during the sum
mcr. make its appearance in Norfolk, Va,
Baltimore and even the National Capital
itself. This statement has, il would appear,
caused tluttcr among Washington hotel and
clearinghouse people, because the sanitary
condition OF the city is reported as being ex-
cccslngly bad.
TIE Secretary of War does not at
tach much importance to Mcxico's refusal to
allow General Hatch to cross her frontier
and hunt for Victoria lie is said to think
that Victoria will grow hungry In the land of
the Grcaser, and return TO fight OF sure udcr
within few months.
The East,
Hon. THOMPSON H. MURcH was, on
the I'D, nominated for Congress by the
Grcenbackers Of the Fifth Maine District.
BOsroN, according to the late census,
has a po, .ulation Of 35.,OOO.
The Vermont Republicans have NOM
mated Colonel Roswell Farnham for Govern
Or, General Barstow for Lieutenant G overuor
and John A. Page (renominated) for State
Treasurer.
The recent Maine Republican State
Convention renominated Governor Davis and
Endorsed the nomination OF Garfield and
Arthur.
The Republicans of the Third Maine
District have renominated 8. ID. Lindsay for
Congress
THE steamer City of New York, of
the Havana line, was recently burned while
lying at the Brooklyn dock.
PITTSBURGH and Allegheny City. Pa,
together have a population OF 232,OOU.
W. p. FRYE has been renominated
for Congress by the Republicans Of the Sec
ond Congressional District Of Maine.
c. H. VooRHIs, Republican men,
her OF Congress from the Fifth New Jersey
District, has been arrested on an indictment
for embezzling $500 from the defuuct First
National Bank of Hackcnsack, N. }.
a.. ~.s yWfsd ve@6u Sy'th supreme
Court of California that the Mcclure charter
framed for San Francisco BY the last Legisla-
ture is unconstitutional, being in the nature
Of special legislation.
UNDER the new census Cincinnati
claims 4 population Of about 800, 600. The
city Of Wheeling, w. Va. has a population
of 81, 700, which is an increase Of IL, 200 since
1870. The population of Milwaukee is about
$4,000.
YOUNG KALLocH having been re-
leased from arrest on the charge of killing
Charles De Young, of San Francisco, on &C
count OF defect in the proceedings, and be-
Ing Immediately rearrested on q new COM
plant, was held on the 2lst to answer without
bail.
A PASTORAL has been issued bv
Bishop Borgess., Of Detroit, prohibiting the
giving Of lawn fetes, fairs, excursions, pic
mics, boat-rides, ETC., as means of raising
funds for the benefit OF Catholic churches in
his diocese.
ON the 22d Governor Pitkin, of Colo
RADIO, revoked his order declaring martial law
ut Leadville.
1t has been recently decided by the
Supreme Court Of Wisconsin that option con-
tracts, where 1t can be proved that there is no
intention to deliver the goods contracted for,
are unlawful, and fall within the provisions of
the Wisconsin Gambling act.
= The Republican State Convent ton of
Michigan to nominate State officers has been
called to meet at Jackson on the 5th of Au-
gust.
A PowDER-MILL exploded at San
Pablo, CAL, q few days ago. No loss of life
MIR. OrrO, an ex-Treasurer of Santa
Cruz County, California, has been sentenced
to five years. Imprisonment for embezzlemeut
of the public funds.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has
declared unconstitutional the Registry law
passed BY the late State Legislature for Mil
waukee County.
The suspension of the Reno Savings
Bank of san Francisco was announced on the
18th. The failure is said to have been caused
By the bank accommodating too many and
hard times making money tight. There were
claimed to be abundant assets to meet all the !
liabilities. J. A. Kinkead, President, was |
down with nervous prostration.
THE Republicans of the Thirteenth |
Indiana District have renominated w. H. |
Calkins for Congress.
GENERAL ORDwAY was formally in |
stalled as Governor of Dakota ON the gath.
THE recent Republican Congression-
al Convention Of tho Tenth Illinois District |
renominated B. F. Marsh for Congress.
Foreign intelligence
In commenting ON the condition of |
Turkey on the 2lst the Free Prose-, OF Vienna,
the deposition Of the Sultan; the |
F.ersdesblaH demands European surveillance |
and control over the Porte, and another pa
per, declaring the end Of Turkey as State at |
hand, advises Austria to seize as much as !
possible of Ottoman Territory without delay. |
IMMENSE damage has been done by |
recent forest fires in New Brunswick.
The Amnesty bill has passed the
French Chamber Of Deputies BY vote Of $50
ayes to 40 noes.
"A FIGHT occurred between the Alba
nians and Montenegrins on the plains Of Pod |
goritzs on the 9th, in which the latter were |
defeated and driven back under the shelter OF |
The guns Of Podgorttza- 4e