The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-06-16

Russell County, Ontario, have decided not
to put in crops this spring.
n. BRINGARD, Inspector Of the French
telegraph system in Algeria, and an escort
Of twenty-five men were cruelty massacred
on the 4th by Tunisian Insurgents.
ACCORDING to st. Petersburg dispatch
Of the 9th fresh conspiracies against the life
Of the Gear had been discovered, and twen-
ty-five conspirators had been arrested.
DISPATCHES Of the 9th state that there
would be $1,000 soldiers ON duty in Ireland
by June II. A bailiff ut Bally Brophy had
killed one man and wounded several others.
BoYToN, the alleged American citizen
under arrest in Ireland for political offenses,
sent dispatch to President Garfield on the
18th, expressing the hope that no appeal to
the benevolence Of the British Govern
ment would be made In his case by the
United States.
THE principal instigator Of the Milan Doab
massacre during the Kurdish invasion of
Persia was blown from the mouth Of q can.
non at Tabreez on the 4th.
On Sunday, the 9th inst, q very large
mass meeting was held in Hyde Park, Lon.
don, to protest against the Governments
policy toward Ireland. Speakers held forth
from three platforms, and resolutions were
adopted urging the suspension of evictions,
the liberation Of those arrested and the res
signation of Forster as Secretary for Ire
land. Mr.. Parnell announced that serious
thn amt
should evictions continue.
THE International Typographical Con-
vention met at Toronto, Canada, on the 9Th.
Delegates from all parts Of the United States
and Canada were in attendance.
CHINESE immigrants to the number of
about 500 have recently landed at Victoria,
B. C and propose to reach California by
senger act Of Congress.
IT was stated on the 9th that the European
powers were comforting to secure the abso-
lutte neutrality of the canal being construct.
ed at Panama.
MICHAEL RYAN, Secretary, and Michael
Hough, member Of the Nenagh Land
League, ireland, were arrested ON the 9Th.
I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W 0S udU6 Uu Gl10 tlu
that the President of Mexico had signed
contracts for two roads from the Rio Grande
to the City Of Mexico, both schemes being
backed by American capital. One line is
expected to follow the Gulf; the other to
be built between the Central and National
tracks.
SIR WILLIAM JAMES, Lord Justice Of the
RrSfiah Nnprr< ~ Anno0lc dio6 In
Eng, few days ago.
On the It'll the Governor. General Of Cam
ada unveiled statue of Colonel De Ia sala-
berry, who saved Canada to the British, at
Chambly, in the Province of Montreal.
ACCORDING to st. Petersburg dispatches
Of the It'll thirty army officers, including the
Colonel Of the Imperial Guard and mum.
plotting against the Gear.
THE last Of the Communist prisoners on
the Island of New Caledonia have returned
to Paris.
THE recent Whit Tuesday Fair foot.race
at Sheffield, Eng, was won by an American
"a Mr.. Smith, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. There
were sixty-two competitors. The prize
was $500.
THE experiment is to be made Of running
trains through the St. Gothard Tunnel by
electricity, using the machines employed in
pumping air into the workings.
THE representatives Of the Penn family
in England have declined to entertain the
application Of the State of Pennsylvania for
the removal of William PENIS remains to
this country.
THE Canada Pacific Railway has recently
sold 200 900 acres of land to French Agri.
cultural Society at $1.25 per acre.
THE village Of Bradley, Eng, has been
almost entirely destroyed by fire.
THE Theater Royal at Belfast, ireland,
was burned on the Sth.
THE shore end Of the latest Atlantic cable
was successfully landed at Lands End.
A NOR, at Skibbereen, Ireland, wrecked
the branch Bank Of Munster on the Sth, and
tore up the railway track. On the same day
a party of fifty marines was stoned away
from Ballydehob by a crowd of several thou.
sand. At Dromore a process-server was
beaten nearly to death.
LATE on tn evening of the Sth disas.
trous fire visited the city Of Quebec, and in
the course Of eight hours burned over what
is known as the suburb of St. John. Five
lives are known to have been lost. Besides
ST. Johns Church, 657 houses and stores
were burned and 1900 persons rendered
homeless, the loss amounting to about ST.
500 200, and the insurance to $3.50 900. The
Provincial Legislature, being in session,
voted the sufferers $4,000. Other subscrip-
tions included 81, 900 from the Archbishop,
$500 from the Marquis Of Lorne, and 500
from the Mayor.
On the 9th a riot occurred on the race.
track at Cork, Ireland, which required the
calling out Of the military to suppress.
Twenty rioters were arrested, as was also q
prominent Land-Leaguer named Tobin.
DURING 1880 LOG, 100 emigrants left Ger
many for the United States. It is believed
that the number will be greater this year
than last.
LATER,
WILLIAM RvAN whn xuoe roront1v orront.