The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-25

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THE Russian Government has granted an
American missionary permission to preach
to the inhabitants Of the Dhtrfet Of the
CaGcaaus.,
Two AMERICANS were assassinated near
Atama, Mexico, few days ago. Two ma.
tlves, arrested .on suspicion, Of being the
murderers, were shot while endeAyoring to
escape. -
SEVEN. HUNDRED men paraded the streets
OF Stettfn, Germany, on the 10th, uttering
cries against the Jews. Anumber Of arrests
were made.
IT was stated on the 10th that the Orange
men at Liverpool had enlisted four hundred
laborers to reap crops in the boycotted dis
tricts in Ireland.
THE action of the British House of Com
mons with respect to the Irish Land bill was
concurred in by the House Of Lords on the
10th.
AN express train collided with train
loaded with rails near st. John, N. B., on
the 10th. One man was killed, and several
others were injured.
In a wrestling contest at Halifax, N. S.,
few evenings ago, Mcdonald, the cham
pion of Canada, defeated Lynch, champion
Of the United States. 49,
= lrwas reported on the 18th that yellow
fever was raging in the French colony Of
Senegal, in the west of Africa. Up to
the Sth there had been eighty deaths from
the dread disease. s.
A FAST Pullman train is to be run on the
: ondop>& Brighton Railway in England.
THE English, italian and Spanish Gov
erments have unitedly demanded indemni-
ty from the Bey of Tunis for injury done
their respective subjects during the siege of
Sfax. Is ~
ARCHBISHOP CRoKE has urged the peo-
pie Of Ireland to give the Land bill fair
trial. - 80
JOHN DILLON on the 18th declined pub
lie reception, stating that for a brief period
he would be- obliged to leave ireland OH ac-
,essaat ei.hiS health .s..a.-..ss--,..,s #
ONE of the Greek brigands who captured
sGOlOnel Sutesaast April was arrested few
days Ago near Athens, with II, 900 francs in
his possession. ass 2S-s .s9stsa -.
On the evening Of the 10th Father O'Con::
nor Of New ok, who represents himself
to be priest Of the Independent Catholic
Church, attempted to deliver q lecture at
WATERFOWL, Ont. A mob interrupted him,
threw him from the platform and seized his.
manuscript. He had to be escorted to his
hotel by Constables.
FAT Land League meeting held in Dub.
lin on the 10th Sexton acknowledged SUBJ
scriptions for the week amounting to E7S3,
of which sum E5OO was from Australia. He
claimed that the League now ruled the
country and that it had prevented the cele.
bration of Orange and Catholic anniversa-
ries, which formerly caused bloodshed. 1t
had catSed the Parliamentary dead lock; it
had compelled the law to stand at bay, and
afterward brought it in accord with the
principles Of justice.
{ In an autograph letter to the Emperor
William the Pope thanks him for the nomi-
nation Of DR.. Korum as Bishop of Treves,
Rhenish Prussia. .
In the recent farewell interview between
the Emperor of Germany and Minister
White the former expressed a wish that the
relations between Germany and America
may continue as kindly as they have been
since the time of Frederick. the Great-that
Is, since the United States became an indie.
pendent Power.
THE value of exports from Canada during
the year ended June 80, last, was $7s, $685.
0se. For the previous year the amount was
SO .O96, 191. There was an increase in the
last year over the year before of over $11,
100000 in lumber and animals and their
products. and decrease of over g, OOO, 900
in the productions of the mines, fisheries
agriculture and the manufactures.
. THE London Times of recent date says
the Land bill in its present shape gives the
tenant farmers all that reasonable men ex.
pected, or even demanded, 4 year ago. The
same paper charges the Irish leaders with
Incorporating American contributions.
WORKMEN to the number of about 200 are
engaged in excavating for the Panama
Canal.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD introduced a reso.
luton in the international Law Conference
at Cologne, Germany, on the 18th, declaring
that in eXtradition treaties neither assassi-
nation nor attempts thereat as means Of eff.
fecting change of Government or redress
of grievances shall be deemed a political
crime, and that the privilege of asylum be
denied the perpetrator of such deed. The
resolution was unanimously adopted.
THE motion to censure the Ministry for
the administration OF the Coercion act was
defeated-S3 to 30-in the British House OF
Commons on the 1Sth.-
IT is stated that live stock in Great Britain
during the past two years has been dimin-
ished by more than twelve per cent, there
being decline of 2, OOO, 900 sheep and 1000.
600 lambs since 1879.
The British Government recently declared
its intention to appoint Consuls in Egypt,
with authority to travel and put stop tc
domestic slavery in that country =
JAMES CARD, an English agricultural
expert, stated on the 18th that two thirds OF
the wheat land of England would yield an
average crsp, while the other third would
fall ten per cent. below. Barley is the best
crop of the year, but oats are extremely de.
ficient. ~" ,At .
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