The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-03-25
cupation of Charleston, In the Revolutionary
War, died few days ago; age, sevent= years.
Foreign Intelligence.

cupation Of Charleston, in the Revolutionary
War, died few days ago; age, sevent= years.
| Foreign Intelligence.
I UP to the 18th 1856, 62O had been
contributed to the Mansion-House Relief
fund for the Irish sufferers, of which amount
about one-haf had been expended.
THE new British Arctic Expedition
will sail on the LIST of May.
TIE Pope has named Right Rev.
Michael Heiss, Bishop of La Crosse, Wis, as
Coadjutor, with the right Of succession to the
| venerable Archbishop Henni, of Milwaukee.
Rev. John A. Watterson, President Of Mount
st. Mary's College, Emmettsburg, Nd, has
also been appointed Bishop of Columbus,
Ohio
A DISPATCH of the 10th says the re-
port that Chung How, late Ambassador to
Russia, had been behe AIDED was untrue. He
had been sentenced to death, but it was
thoaght he would be pardoned, or that his
sentence would be committed.
IT was stated on the 18th that the
French Cabinet had refused to modify the OBJ
jectionabie article of the Educational bill
which the Senate had rejected, and the Pre-
mier announced that the existing laws against
the Jesuits would be rigidly enforced. The
General Of the Order was In Paris, and It was
believed that the Jesuits would be forced to
leave France, in which case they would take
up their abode in Spain.
The Municipal Council of Kharkoff
replied on the 10th to communication from
st. Petersburg asking its co operation in
suppressing the revolutionary propaganda,
by stating that the Governments restric-
tions upon public discussion and the bad sys-
tenn of education throughout the country rem
dered such assistance impracticable.
THE post-office at Cape Town, South
Africa, was recently robbed of $4,000
worth Of diamonds awaiting shipment to En-
gland.
ALL civil and military officers in Mex
leo have been directed by the President of
that Republic to refrain from participating in
the pending Presidential canvass.
ACCORDING to a Dublin dispatch of
the 18th there were a, 200 people in Donegal,
Ireland, needing relief.
AN order was issued at St. Petersburg
on the 18th to expel all persons from the city
who were without means or fixed occupation.
IT was reported from St. Petersburg
on the 18th that the Gear was suffering from
q recurrence of his old bodily difficulties, and
his abdication in favor Of the Czarewitch was
openly suggested. It was also stated that
General Melikoff was being hampered in his
plans by the intrigues of the court officials.
VIENNA dispatches of the 18th say
rising had occurred in Smyrna. The Govern
or had asked for achievements from Con-
stantinople, and the European Consuls had
requested their respective Governments to
dispatch men-of-war to that port to protect
Europeans. The French and English Gov
ernments had already responded.
For some purpose not yet apparent,
Bismarck has ordered the collection and pub
location of the diplomatic documents which
attest the hostility of Russia toward Ger
many.
The Golos, St. Petersburg newspa-
per, invited an order Of suspension, a few
mornings ago, by publishing an outspoken
article urging reform as the most deadly
weapon against sedition and anarchy.
Mr.. GAssELL, who was recently COM
mitted to Newgate Prison ON the vote of the
British House of Commons, win be released
as soon as Parliament has been dissolved, it is
announced.
The Portuguese Ministerial journal,
referring to q runor of the intention of the
United States to iound commercial colonies
on the west coast OF Africa, says: portugal
should congratulate herself on seeing the
United States approach her colonies, because
that Republic is incapable of despising the
rights of Portugal, but would, on the con-
tfary, guard them against entertainments by
England"
LATER.
Two ITALIAN trading vessels have
been seized by an Austrian revenue cutter,
because they were surreptitiously conveying
rifles and ammunition to Albania and Here
govina.
OURAY, Mrs. Ouray and Jack, of the
Utes, were before the House Committee on
Indian Affairs on the 18th, but refused to give
any Information on the subject of the Thorn
burgh and Meeker tragedies.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 10Th
says Minister Christiancy's attorney, while
refusing to make public that gentleman's ap-
plication for divorce, had stated, for tho in
formation of the public, that nothing yet said
by Mrs. Christiancy could Offset the charges
on which her husband based his suit for sep
aration.
THE United States Senate on the
10th passed the House bill for the establish
ment of titles in Hot Springs, Arkansas, with
amendments. Mr.. Anthony psesented the
memorial of Susan b. Anthony, asking for
the removal of her political disabilities; she
asks that her petition receive the same con-
sidcratiOn as If her name were Samuel B.
Anthony. Adjourned to the ed. In the
House, Mr.. Wright, Chairman of the Com.
mittee on the Labor Depression, reported .
joint resolution requiring the President to
give notice to the Chinese Government
that the clauses in the treaties between
the two Governments. which allow and
citizens of the two countries, be abrogated
and annulled. The Special Deficiency Ap-
preparation bill was reported from Committee
of the Whole and passed; the clause relating
to special Deputy Marshals, as finally adopt
ed-115 to 107-provides that such deputies
shall receive $5 per day, and shall be appoint
ed by the Judge of the United States Circuit
Court for the district in which they are to
perform their duties, or by the District Judge,
in the absence of the Circuit Judge, and shall
be appointed in equal numbers from the diff
ferent political parties.
The Dean and Secretary of a medical
college in Philadelphia have been expelled
from the Methodist Church for selling d.
plomas.
BRET HARrE has been appointed
United States Consul at Glasgow, Scotland,
with salary of 5000 per annum.
The New Hampshire Democrats will
hold their State Convention on the 5th of Nav
to choose delegates to the National Conven-
ton at Cincinnati. t
Two CITIZENS of Virginia fought
duel in Brunswick County on the 10th over
the issues Of the late political campaign in
that State. Both were slightly injured, and
had arranged for a second shot when con-
stable arrested the whole party.
The switchmen of the several rail-
roads which center at East St. Louis struck
for an increase of wages on the 10th.
The RESIGNATION Of CO1One1 Gordon