The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-11

discussion. He then quilted the House.
The motion for Parnell's Suspension was
aarried-189 to IA. "a. y
r THE Irish Home Rulers decided on thelst
TO ask1Ae Gosernmentto> dscus The sub.
Beet & I{lsh arrests. 80 lE E
3 McHHA11a ia cIzSvitt wsrs convictea
tSn tn = ofycausings the sxplosion, in the
Town Hall Of Liverpool, Eng, with intent
to sndanger life.a The first named Was
sentenced to penal servitude for life; the
other for fifteen years.
THE O'Donohue, member Of Parliament
for Trslee, Ireland, has been FgaSctted Is .
TN ists general election in Kentucky re-.
suited in Democratic victory, a. usual.
As far as heard from up to the evening Of
tho I'd the rs-election Of Senator Beck was
assured. The Republicans gain some nom.
beers Of the Legislature. notably in some Il
the northern counties. j. w. Tate was re-
elected State Treasurer without opposi-
tion, and j. w. Lewis Appellate Judge by .
large majority. The Legislature is largely
Democratic, and the call for Constitutional
Convention was again defeated. :
THE population Of Montreal, Canada, &C.
cording to the late census, is 140, 900; To-
'ronto, S6,445; Quebec, 81, Az; Halifax, a.
10S; Hamilton, 1896; st. Johns, q, 12S;
Ottawa, "a, 1O7.
1T is announced that the postal authori-
ties of Canada and the United States have
resolved to have all mail-pouches sorted
over at some point in the Dominion and 10.
turned to their proper places, after which
international pouches are to be used.
NJ. ROUHER, the distinguished Bonapart.
list, has declined re-eleci ion to the French
Chamber Of Deputies,and announces his re.
tirement nom political life. He declares
that this step is taken as "an act of dignity
and homage toward those who are no more"
AYOoB KHAN took possession of the City
Il Can dahar on the 81st ult. and occupied
the. citadel with his troops.
On the I'd Murphy and Champion, two Of
the principal members of the Rathdowney
(Ireland) branch Of the Land League, were
arrested undsr the provisions Of the Coercion
at.
|, 1T iss stated that the Captain General of
O1ba has established the first of many mill
tafy colonies intended to be established in
the interior to put down future insurrec-
tion.
A MONTREAL Penitentiary convict named
Leblanc recently effected his escape, after
fourteen days. labor in cutting hole
through a'three.feet wall into an empty cell,
by the use ofa bit Of iron from his bed. He
then descended to the ground floor and
Jumped through window to the yard,
where he scaled twenty five feet wall with
= scantling torn from shed.
MR.. BRADLAUaH attempted to enter the
British House of Commons on the evening
of the Sd. He was removed from the lobby
by the police and escorted into the palace
yard, where he stood for some time with his
arms folded, three officers barring his way
to the House. When the House opened the
Speaker declared the door closed, and Mr..
Gladstone asserted that Bradlaugh had then
no more right than q stranger. At that
moment Mr.. Bradlaugh endeavored to force
an entrance to the House, but was dragged
from the doors and handed over to party
Of six policemen, his coat being torn in the
struggle. Hethen went to Bow street for
. summons against the police, which was re.
fused, but the Magistrate urged him to file
information for assault. .sa1s
JAMES CLARK, the oldest member of the
famous, thread firm Of Paisley, Scotland,
died few days ago.
The Baroness, Burdett-Co Bartlett
in October and remain several months.
On the Sd, at Paso del Norte, Mexico.
Governor Terrazas drove a silver spike into
the first rail ever laid from American to
Mexican soil, and the first locomotive to
cross the Rio Grande passed over.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Paris has
issued pastoral addressed to the clergy
and laity of that city, in which he violently
attacks those concerned in the riots at Rome
during the transferring of the remains of
Pope Plus TX. Italy has complained Of the
pastoral to the French Government.
THE International Medical Conference
was formally opened in London on the Sd,
the Prince Of Wales presiding.
: MANY thousands Of acres Of wheat in Rou-
mania have been destroyed by blight, and it
is predicted that the yield will not exceed
fifty per cent. of the average.
A SECRET consistory was held in Rome on
the 4th, at which the Pope declared that the
TcCcuC UIStUIuouCcS pTOScu luaC Tue VICAR
of Christ enjoyed neither liberty nor safety
in Rome. 5
AT London on the 4th Patrick T. Hickie
was convicted Of having threatened to kill
Secretary Forster unless he released the
Irish prisoners and resigned his Office. The
verdict was accompanied by recommends
ton to mercy, and the counsel for the Crown
announced that Mr.. Forster desired that the
sentence be the lightest consistent with JUS
tice. Z Sentence was postponed. SAL
The Transvaal Convention was signed ON
the 4th, and it was announced that the Gov.
eminent of that country would be trans.
ferred to the Beers on the Sth. II
1T is announced that the Spanish Govern
ment proposes to expend several hundred
thousand dollars in works Of defense in the
harbor of Vigo.
THE railway between Spain and Portugal,
traversing the valley of the Douro, will be
opened early in September. I'D
LATER.