The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-01-20

upon false statistics, the London NeSsof are.
cent date expresses . hope that the Govern
ment WIN refuse, I'll the name Of English
honor, to profit by . misstated case, aud in
sist on complete investigation.
A CHRISTIAN LIBERAL CLUB has been
recently formed at Berlin, to combat the anti,
Jewish agitat ON. al { 3k Z
A RECENT Bombay dispatch announces that
plot to depose the Raiah and massacre al
European residents while in church had been
discovered ct Kolopore. FOrty-seven natives
had been arrested.
DURING q recent visit of the King and
Queen Of Italy to Palermo fifteen persons
were seriously injured By the fall Of stair
case in church.
On the 10th an outbreak Of fever was re-
ported in County Armagh, Ireland. Over one
hundred persons hal been prostrated.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch of the 18th says
the Russian Government had signihed its
approval of the arbitration proposed between
Turkey and Greece.
THE authorities in charge Of the British
naval station at Portsmouth have been anony
mously warned of an attack.
ACCORDING to recent Vienna dispatch the
alliance between the Emperors Of Austria,
Germany and Russia he'd been renewed.
IT is stated that the English leaders IRE
joining the Irish people in declaring against
coercion unless sweeping changes are made
in the Irish Land system.
In railway collision near Chateau Thier-
~, France, on the 18th two persons were
killed and thirteen seriously injured.
The London police authorities recently
sent detective to warn Bradlaugh of plot
to assassinate him.
The invitation Of Earl stanhope to COM
pete on British soil has been declined by the
American National Rifle Association.
A RECENT Vienna telegram says Turkey
was making heavy purchases Of arms in the
United States
ADvIcEs from Peru, received on the 18th,
state that the Peruvians had placed dynamite
at exposed points outside of Lima, and that
the Gillian army was encamped at Lurin,
where battle was daily expected.
The Tra!ee and Lestowel Nreland) mail
car was overturned by mob on the 18th, and
all the letters were destroyed.
GLADSTONE, the English Premier Is said to
have recently reduced the rents of his tenants
twenty-five per cent e
A PARTY of two hundred evicted tenants
marched from the Land-League offices to the
court room, on the opening of the state
trials at Dublin, ON the 18th.
In consequence of q distasteful clause in
q contract, nearly fifty thousand English col
liers struck at Lancashire, England, ., few
days ago.
JEAN Dos, the revolutionist of San Do
mingo, has been shot by troops sent to effect
his capture.
The theater at Cronstadt was destroyed by
fire ON the night of the 18th, and the director
and seven other persons persisted in the
flames.
1t required over three hundred Irish police
and squadron of dragons, with the aid of
the parish priest, to serve notices Of eject
ment on the tenants of Lord Graysrd, at
Drumlith, few days since.
LATER.
IT is said recent careful investigation in
the cotton belt shows that $500, 900 acres
had been planted, and that the larger portion
OF the crop would be saved, amounting to
$780, 600 bales. One farmer in Kern County,
California, had planted fifty acres, with good
results 90 AE1.
AT Wellsville, No., recently, Luther Belts
was chopping wood, when his little boy came
running up with hand-sled to haul away the
wood. He ran under the Ak, which struck
him on the neck, nearly severing his head
from his body.
In the United States Senate on the 18th
Mr.. Hoar presented bill to provide for the
retired and retiring Presidents of the United
States. The District of Columbia Tramp bill
and the Army and West Point Appropriation
Several private bills were considered in the
House, In Committee of the Whole.
ACCORDING to the late census there are
245 cities in the United States having popu-
latton of over 10000.
E. w. MARSHALL & Co., wholesale dry
goods dealers at Charleston, s. c., have sus-
pended, with liabilities of 100000.
A FEW nights ago the dwelling of Timothy
Cavan, near Gaithersbury, Md, was de-
stroyed by fire, and Cavan's sons, Francis and
Denis, aged eleven and thirteen years, re-
spectively, and an employe named John
Folby, forty five years of age, were burned to
death.
A MACHIAs (Me.) dispatch of the 14th
states that the trial of Warren Longmore, the
nine-year-old boy who killed his playmate at
Pembroke last October. had ended in YER
dict of manslaughter. He was sentenced to
the Reform School during his minority. 1t
was charged that Lonymore shot his COM
nor ;4 hos .,f.. t. 4 ~
neck, and started to drag the body to a ma
nure heap for the purpose of burying it.
when, finding that life was not extinct, he
took spade and fractured his victims skull
STRIKING miners at Wigan, England, grew
% riotous on the 18th that they were charged
by the police, who were repulsed, several per-
sons being seriously injured. -
IT is reported that Mitchell Henry, Home
Rule member of Parliament for Galway, who
has spent fortune in beautifying his estates,
and has the reputation Of being generous
landlord, has resolved to quit Ireland, on
account of denunciation by the Land League.
In the British House of Commons on the
18th Parnell's amendment to the address in
reply to the Queens speech, asserting that
coercion was no remedy for Irish grievances,
was rejected by 435 to 81.
Ar the close of q recent Land meeting ON
one Of the Arran Islands, on the coast of Ire
land, the Leaxuers, it is alleged, drove
twenty-one fine beeves over the cliffs into the
sea.
The anti-Jewish agitation has extended
from Berlin to Saxony, Bavsria, Leipsic and
Breslau.
A Terrible Explosion.
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