The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-06

and = half years in the State Prison.
A FEW days ago five Cinnamon made
application in the New York courts for natu-
ralization papers.
West and South.
PROF. II. r. PALMER conducts the
Nay Musical Festival at Marion, Iowa.
Ar Harrisburg, Pa, on the 26th
Judge Pearson sentenced William H. Kemble,
Emil J. Petroff, Charles B. Salter, Jesse B.
Crawford and William F. RumGerger, con-
victed of bribing the members of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature to vote for the bill to pay
the damages caused by the Pittsburgh riot,
each to $1,000 fine and one years imprison-
ment at hard labor in the Eastern Peniten-
tiary.
On the Goth Eugene Fairfax William
son, who gave so much annoyance recently
to Rev. DIR. Dix, pleaded guilty, in New York,
to the charge of defrauding jewelry firm of
thirty dollars by means of q forged check,
and was remanded to prison until the 10Th.
JOSEPH SELIGMAN, the head of the
well-known banking firm Of j. 4 w. Seligman
l. Co., of New York, died in New Orleans on
the Goth. The deceased was well known as q
member of the Syndicate which negotiated
the four per- cent. bonds.
ON the night of the 25th cyclone in
Macon, Miss, destroyed TWENTY-FIVE build
ings, killed eighteen persons, and wounded
more than forty. The property loss was about
100000.
A SAN FRANCISCO telegram of the
26th says Mayor Kalloch and son denied the
oh hat fhnro a ~
cy between them. The father says he was
out riding all day, and, retiring early in the
evening, fell asleep and knew nothing of the
shooting of De Young until informed of it at
ten o'clock at night.
A CITIZEN of Milwaukee recently pre-
scented his daughter with $5OO,OOJ as we'd
ding present.
On the Goth Hester Clymer. Con-
gresham from Pennsylvania, was married in
St. Louis to Mrs. Mimi Won Schrader Clemens.
On the 9th the St. Louis Merchants
Exchange Relief Committee issued an appeal
to the charitably-disposed people of the
United States for contributions for the relief
of sufferers by the recent cyclones in Mis-
souri,. The Relief Committee at Macon, Miss,
estimated that $50, coo will be required to pro-
vide for the people made destitute by the re-
cent tornado at that place.
EIGHTEEN stores and residences were
destroyed by fire at Adairville, Ky, on the
night of the Goth. The losses were heavy.
HENRY GREENEBAUM has been ac-
quilted on the charge of embezziing the funds
of the German National Bank of Chicago, of
which he was President. His trial took place
A.
Northern Di trict of Illinois,
THE Delaware Democrats will hold
their State Convention to select delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention ut Dover on the
25th of May.
The Arkansas Republican State Con-
vention has selected delegates to the Chicago
Convention who are instructed to supp ort all
measures tending to secure the nomination of
General Grant.
The Ohio Republicans met in State
Convention at Columbus on the 2Sth ult
Delegates at large were selected to the Chi
cago Convention as follows: Ex-Governor
Dennison, W. NJ. Bateman, James A. Gar
field and Governor Foster. The deley gates for
the various districts were also selected, most
of whom are supposed to be favorable to the
nomina ion of Sherman as President. The
platform was emphatic in declaring that the
election OF Representatives in Congress
should be free from fraud and violence,
and in condemning the attempts of
the Democratic party to nullify and repeal
existing laws. 1t also favored the mainten-
ance of a sound currency based upon coin
or upon notes rsdeemable in coin A reso u
ton was adopted laudatory of Secretary Sher-
man and requesting delegates to vote for his
nomination. The following State ticket was
Townsend; Judge of the Supreme Court,
George w. McIlvaine; Clerk of the Supreme
Court, Dwight Crowell: Member of the Board
Of Public Works, S. r. Hosmer; School Com
missioner, A. P. De Wolf.
The South Carolina Republican State
Convention was held at Columbia on the 18th
ult. Delegates to the Chicago Convention
were elected, and a resolution was ado ted
inst, ucting them to vote as unit for the
nomination of G eneral Grant.
THE Maryland Democratic Conven-
ton will meet at Baltimore, June 9.
A FEW days ago an insane woman
in Texas undertook to kill her five children by
running knitting-needles through their heads,
but was discovered in time to save the lives of
the little ones.
The Wyoming Republican Territorial
Convention for the choice of delegates to the
of May.
THE Indiana Greenback State Con-
vention was held at Indi .napolis on the 18th
ult. Delegates to the National Convention
were chosen, and Electors-at-Large and a
State ticket were put in nomination. One
of the delegates is lady, Mrs. DR.. Mary L.
Thomas, of Wayne, Mrs. DR.. Haggart, of Ma
rion, being an alternate. The State ticket is
as follows: For Governor, Richard Gregg;
Lieutenant-Governor, Thomas Debrule; Sec
rotary of State, ]. B. Yeagley; Auditor of
State, George w. Demaree; Treasurer, John
F. Ulery; Attorney-General, John l.. Miller.
The platform demands the payment of the
bonded debt as it becomes due, economy
in the administration of public affairs, ETC.,
etc.
The Republican State Convention of
California was held at Sacramento on the
29th ult. The delegates elected to the Chi
cago Convention are reported to favor the
nomination of Blaine for President.
A LETTER from Los Vegas, N. M,
was received in st. Louis few days ago
which stated that xMayor Joseph Brown, of
the latter city, had been murdered by some
Of the frontier Indians.
The preliminary examination of
young Kalloch, on the charge of numbering
De Young, was held in the Police Court of
San Francisco on the 29th ult. For the pros
ecution the testimony of eye-witnesses of the
shooting ARRAY was heard. Kalloch offered
no evidence, and was held without bail to an
swer to the charge of murder.
Foreign Int lligence.
A LONDON telegram of the 10Th says
the Princess Paulina, daughter of the King of
Wurtemburg, was recently married in Lon
don to Baron Won Ramingen, her fathers
Secretary. This is understood to have been
purely love match, aud to have been con-
sented to by the King only ON condition that