The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-06-09
Foreign Intelligence.

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farms at Clonmel. ireland, ION the 3lst ult., al
which riot of considerable proportions oc-
Cured, the mob stoning the police and sol
diery. One soldier, policeman and several
civilians were injured.
TIE Greek Government has granted to De
Lesseps q concession to cut canal through
the lsthmus of Corinth, to connect the waters
of the Gulf of Corinth with the Eyean Sea
Work is to be commenced in 1882, and will bs
completed in five years.
A BERLIN dispatch Of the S1st ult. says
Bismarck was confined to his bed by inflam
nation Of the blood-vessels of the legs.
On the 18th ult. M. seguin, the correspond
ent of the Paris Telegraph, was killed BY
Arabs at Bijao. in Tunis. Three days after
ward his murderer was tried by court.mar
tial, found guilty and shot.
Firm MApsuAr Trn.~norr, Of Austria
who had long suffered from an incurable NAL
ady, committed suicide on the LIST.
Soc1ALIsT1o plots in all the chief cities oil
Eurol e are said to be watched by agents sent
out from Russia for that special duty.
LoRILLARD's American horse lroquois won
the Engi sh Derby race on the Is, securing
for the owner nearly 81, O0O,O eco. The crowd
in attendance at the race was immense, the
Prince and Princess of Wales, the Princess
Louise, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught
and the Duke of Cambridge being among the
spectators. Iroquois is the first horse from
America which ever won Derby race. 1t is
stated that he will now be a prime favorite
for the Ascot and Goodwood cups.
Irwas stated on the LIST that the holders
of Confederate bonds in London based their
hopes on the chance OF shutting the South.
ern States out Of the money market unless
they recognized the cotton loan. Cotton
bonds had recently been sold at five per cent.
and dollar bonds at three per cent.
AT Marseilles France, on the LIST the lead
ers in the recent demonstration toward re-
prieve for Hessy Hoffman, the condemned
Nlhilist, were sentenced to dne and i'm prison.
ment.
R1orINa continued at Clonmel, Ireland, on
the LIST, and many persons were wounded in
a charge by the cavalry. In serving writs
on the islands around the coast of Donegal
the gunboat Goshawk was ordered into &C.
ton, whereupon her small boats were de-
stroyed by the mob, when the vessel opened
fire. 1t was reported that three policemen
had been killed near Limerick. Six persons
were shot dead by police at Tulla, and a
bloody collision occurred at scariff. The
barracks at New Ross were to be fitted with
portfolios.
ACCORDING to the late census London has
a population of 3,S14,571.
THE Russian authorities have imposed q
sentence of three and one-half years. penal
servitude and the loss of his civil rights
upon the leader of the anti-Jewish riots at
Kieff, and his chief .accomplices have also
been sentenced to extended terms Of impris-
onment.
On the I'd Mount vesuvius was in an
active state of eruption, and broad streams
Of lava were flowing down the northeast side
of the mountain.
On the I'd some Land Leaguers at Kilby,
were imprisoned for multi ating
cattle. Eighty policemen assisted in some
evictions at Bodyke and were fired upon
from behind fences. They captured house
filled with armed men, and took thirty
prisoners. One farmer was killed by blow
with the butt end Of gun, and several
others were injured. On the same day Dam
lei Insolvency., Land-League President
at Falconash, was sent to Kilmainham Jail.
He claimed to be an American citizen, and
threatened to appeal to the United States
for protection.
ARCHBISHOP CROKE, Of ireland, APP
pealed to Gladstone on the I'd to put Pc
Rod to evictions In Ireland.
PETROLEUM has been discovered on a
farm near Sarnia, Ont, at depth of 900
feet
THE cashier and three clerks of CONNER.
cial house in Paris have been imprisoned
upon the charge Of embezzling nearly $780,
600.
DURING artillery practice at Grandenz,
Russia, on the I'd three Captains and two
gunners were killed by the bursting of a
cannon.
ACCORDING to a Glasgow (Scotland) dis
patch of the I'd nearly all the cattle which
recently arrived from Boston by the steamer
Ph9nician were found to be affected with
the foot and mouth disease.
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