The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-12

N his head and~ revolver lying BY his aide
ana 1t Is supposed that after tho accident
Departing of recovery, he shot himself,
HE following Congressional nomi.
nations were announced on the sAh r,r.,
Ohio District, B. A. Butterworth. Repub
iican tfenominated); Second Ohio. Thoma.
L. Young, Republican (renominated)
Third Ohio. General R. d. Ward, Demo:
crat; Tenth Ohio. Morgan shafteN Demo
crat; Third West Virginia, John T.. EsnNA
Democrat; Second West Virginia, Judge j,
T. Hoke, Republican; Sixth Michigan. Gen.
eral Q. b. Spaulding, Republican; Seventh
virginia, John Paul, Readjuster; Sixth Ind:
ana, Colonel Miller, Democrat; Fifth illinois,
4. M A. Hawk, Republican (renominated).
The announcement is made that the
, friends of the victims of the Mamie disaster
ut Detroit will sue the steamer Garland, which
ran down the yacht, for damages.
Foreign Intelligence.
A VIENNA telegram of the I'd says
the Forte had de termined to increase the
troops in Thessaly and Epirus to 81, 900 men.
SIR BARTLE FRERE, Governor Of the
British possessions in South Africa, has been
| ASSSA'SA Nv AAo NVFctufucH%
REPORTS were received on the I'd of
. serious rising at Cabul. The telegraph
wires had been cut The British loss in the
recent fight with Ayoch Khan is stated at %
officers, 400 Europeans and 800 natives killed
and missing.
AN International Exposition is to be
held in Rome, Italy, in 1885.
DURING the week ending july 81
there were ffty-one deaths from yellow>fevef
and thirteen from small. pox III Havana.
1T is said that the last of the Cuban
tnsurgent chiefs have signifed to the Gov
eminent of the Island their intention to leave
1t, If permitted, and they will be allowed
to 60.
In France on the I'd sO4 Republicans
and S25 Conservatives were elected to the
French Councils General. Eighty-one second
ballots would be necessary.
SEVERAL Greek and Armenian emil
grants recently attempted to land at Movores-
sisk, on the Russian shore Of the Black Sea,
but were fred upon BY the troops. The leader
was killed, others were Wounded, and the re-
mainder were imprisoned.
SINCE the recent Presidential election
disturbances have occurred in various parts of
Mexico. In Mazatlan 500 prounciados were
attacked by Government troops and defeated
with great slaughter.
THE London World of the Sd saws
the report of the intended marriage of the
Baroness Burdett-C outts with Ashmead Bart
lett, naturalized American, was true. The
Baroness is sixty.six years cd and the pros
pective Bridegroom twenty-nine.
A SIMLA dispatch of the Sd says Gen.
eral Roberts was marching to the relief Of
Candahar q. the head of 100 men.
The British House of Lords rejected
the Compensation-for-D Observation-Disclosures
bill on the evening of the Sd.
A PANAMA dispatch received on the
Sd says the Peruvians had recently set a tor
pedo boat afoat in Callao Bay, where she ex.
plo1ed, sinking troopship and drowning $50
soldiers.
A RECENT London telegram says the
ex-Empress Eugene had decided to leave
Chiselhurst and take the remains of the
Prince Imperial with her.
The King of Siam has recently stated
that he has not relinquished his intention of
visiting the United States.
IT was stated on the 4th that the Rus
sian Government was making an effort to
improve its financial condition by withdraw
ing from circulation $50, OOO, 900 roubles of
paper mOney.
EIGHT men were recently killed in a
colliery explosion near Wrexham, Wales.
HERR HAssELLMANN, Socialist men,
Der of the German Reichstag, recently de-
parted for this country, leaving great num-
Der of debts behind.
The bridge across the Rhine at Rich
enaw, Switzerland, was burned few days
ago.
AN American missionary and his |
servant were recently found in the road near
Ismidt with their Threats cut They were on |
their way to relieve the people who were SUI |
fering from starvation. Their murderers,
two Turks, were arrested They say they
were inspired by religious zeal.
A CABINET COUNCIL was held on the |
5th at which the English Government resoly-
ed to send a large body of troops to Ireland
to assist in maintaining ORDER
RECENT heavy rains have caused re.
newed havoc in S.les:a. Tepletz, in Bohe-
mia, has been submerged and there have
been great destruction of property and the
loss of several lives
SINCE the British Government has
withdrawn its advice for inaction the Greek
has issued an order for the mob
ilization of the army.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch of the 9Th
says the Russian Government had decided to
add ten clippers to its navy. five of them to be
built in Philadelphia and the others in En-
land and Germany.
Mr.. MARK FIRTH, of Sheffield, En-
gland, has presented the Wesleyan Con fer-
ence recently in session at that city, with a
$50, 90 check. The Conference has decided to
devote the money to educ ,tional purposes
EIGHTY houses in the village of Jau-
rietta, in the Province of Navarro, Spain,
were recently destroyed by fire.
1AT1R.
GENERAL WILLIAM o. BUTLER. of
Carrollton, KY, an officer of the war of 1872
. member of Congress for several years and
the candidate for Vice-President on the ticket
with General Cass in 1S4S, died at his resi-
dence on the 9th, at the advanced age of
ninety-three years.
ON the 9Th son of the Colonel Cash
who killed Colonel Shannon in a duel some
weeks ago fought duel with Mr.. Blair, ed
itor OF the Camden Is. CO. Journal, and was
killed at the first fire. Blair had published
some severe structures on the elder Cash.
Inc duel with Blair was fought with Manches-
ter rifles at twenty PAGES.