The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-01

d. House. At . joint mass-meeting In
jackson on the evening Of the 18th, pre-
sided over by John r. Lynch (colored), the
nominees made addresses. ~
Foreign Intelligence.
& THB italian Government has officially an
nounced that, while Il respects the right Of
public meetings and petitions, it will inter-
fere with gatherings which jeopardize inter-
national peace; that 1t will protect the
Pope's person and spiritual sovereignty, but
will resist all cncroachments on the unity Of
the Nation.
ACCORDING to st. Petersburg dispatch
of the I'D the Russian Government would
ask the extradftion of Hartmann. the Mini
list, from the United States.
ACCORDING to recent issue Of the Pal
Mall Gazette the British Ministers were
worstcd in the late debate in the House Of
Commons concerning the arrest Of Michael
Dayitt. The reasons put forward by Sill
william Harcourt for the arrest of Davitt
the Gazette regards as unworthy of respect,
and expresses the hope that Dayitt will be
released immediately.
ENGLISH tradesmen are said to be cOnsid-
siderably excited over the refusal of France
to renew the Trade treaty on satisfactory
terms, and threaten that England will resort
to tariff to get even.
THE military authorities at Dublin have
been ordered to prepare flying detachments
to proceed to different parts Of Limerict
County at moments notice.
QUEEN VICTORIA has signed the Irisa
Land bill. and it is now the law of the realm
THE return of Ex-Minister Moves from
France is announced. He says there wa.
but little talk there about the De Lesseps
Canal scheme, and that the stock was moi
placed among the large bankers.
DURING the week ended on the Goth the
Irish Land League received 81, 315. Fifty
pounds sterling was granted the Whelan
brothers, who were acquitted of the charge
of numbering Boyd.
REPORTS made from London on the 23d
of the condition of the crops and the harvest
prospects throughout the world indicated
that, except in Austria. Hungary and Hol-
land, the harvest would be below the aver
age; in France slightly below; in Great
Britain about ten per cent. below. Wheat
was reported good in Germany, and barley
very good in Russia. The harvest in Spain
would be poor. while in Italy and Belgium
nearly all the crops were much below the
average. In the Danubian provinces OF
Turkey, from which Great Britain draws
largely, the cereal crops as a whole were
good. The English harvest was much below
expectation. The Swiss wheat crop was
very poor in quantity, owing to drought, but
in quality it was very fine. All reports from
the United States agreed that the yield would
he under the average.
A BERLIN telegram of the 23d says news
had been received there of recent arrests at
St. Petersburg, including an official of the
general staff who is accused of advising the
revolutionists of the precautions which the
Government is taking.
BARON MAYR, the Austrian Minister to
this country, has rendered. his resignation
on the plea of ill-health.
HANNIGAN, one of the suspected persons
arrested in Ireland under the provisions OF
the Coercion act, has been released because
of his ill.heaIth.
THE recent Spain election resulted in the
Government securing majority of 200 in the
Cortes. The Carlists did not elect . single
20
member.
THE announcement is made that the new
Irish Land Courts will be opened in Octo-
Der.
ON the oath the body of the aeronaut, who
made an ascension from Montpelier, France,
on the 18th, was found frightfully mangled
near Lespignette lighthouse.
ACCORDING to a cable dispatch of the 22d
intelligence had been received from Africa
that Henry NJ. Stanley, the celebrated Afric-
an explorer, was dying at his station on the
Congo River.
HEAVY rains in England and Ireland are
reported to have greatly damaged the crops
in those countries.
THE Asiatic cholera is reported to be daily
sweeping away from 100 to 800 of the natives
at Bangkok, Siam.
1T was reported on the oath that the Bank
of France contemplated advancing the rate
of discount to check the flow of gold to the
United States.
SIXTY.FIvE houses were destroyed bv a
recent land-slip in the village of Tartarani,
in Moldavia.
THE German Government has abandoned
Luc pINl "a puiCuaSiuo GuC IucIu CO6SL u
Borneo, on which to establish a colony.
PARNELL, in a recent manifesto to the
Irish electors of North Durham, Eng, ig-
nores the Land bill, and processes the ut
most scorn and hatred for the Liberal Gov
eminent, which he likens in its treatment OF
Ireland to the Russian autocracy.
ON account of the continued shipments OF
gold to the United States the Bank of En-
gland has raised the rate Of discount to fou,
per cent.
1t is said landlord owning large estates
in the south of Ireland has offered his ten.
ants permanent reduction Of twenty five
per cent. in rents rather than deal with the
Land Court.
A. j. WILTON, head of the Department
of Weights and Measures in Montreal, mas
become heavy defaulter, and absconded
to the United States.
4.r LATER
THE official bulletin issued at noon on the
18th by the Presidents physicians states
that at tho morninU droS q II vvos Ohsnrvod