The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-15

ing ystem, and in favor OF the Government
! issuing all currency; favoring the unlfmitei'
/ coinage Of gold and silver, and in opposition
to monopolies Of every kind. It was also re-
solved 6" that we, the National Greenbsck
party are, in favor Of using nany and every
honorable means for the promotion of tenn
perance." The following State ticket was
nominated: treasurer Of State, George Dorr;
1 Auditor, g. W.. Wyant; Attorney General, j.
II. Rice; Judge, of the Supreme Court, NJ. n.
Jones; Clerk OF the Supreme Court, E. NJ.
Clark: Reporter'of the Supreme Court, j 3.
Williamson. -
The Republicans Of the Eighth Indiana
| District have renominated r. B. r. Pierce for
1 Congressman.
l.. BRADFORD PRINCE, Chief Justice of
New Mexico, and Judge Porter, Of Arizona,
have resigned their respective positions. 'lugs
Iot 2niuag4 yEg--------, ger 9ggj1 2.fi.s
lgns Foreign Intelligence. ,~oIys
1 "a A SPECIAL commission appointed by tho
Sultan to compromise the Egyptian diff
culties called from Constantinople on the 4th.
T. By the recent explosion Of . twenty-five
pound reech-loading gun ON the British IRON
clad Swiftsure, of Madeira, one sailor was
killed and four others were fatally injured.
| A RECENT Calcutta dispatch says the
Khonds, an aboriginal tribe in the Central
Provinces, had captured Brahmapootra, plum
dered the Treasury and murdered 400 people.
IT was stated on the 9th that reduction in
rents was being generally granted in Ireland,
and tenants were paying up.
THERE are said to have been 800 outrages
perpetrated in Ireland during the month Of
May. '.''.'.. re :.
The italian organ at Trieste, the h,dspend-
ente, appeared with black border on the
death of Garabaldi The authorities confs.
Gated the paper. -a.-~..--
| A NIHILIsT mine was discovered in ono Of
the streets, of Moscow the other day. III,
! The Sultan telegraphed the Khedive on the
9Th requesting the discontinuance of the mil
itary preparations in Egypt in consequence Of
the protest Of the Powers. The Notifications
at Alexandria were completed before the tele-
gram was received. tbs -F. r., .-..s 4. I ~.
CROP prospects in Ireland are reported as
excellent.
AT military meeting held in Arab Pasha's
house in Cairo on the 7th Ali Fehni Pasha
and Abdellah Pasha spoke vehemently against
the Khedive. They vowed he should die be-
fore they would allow Arab Pasha to be
driven out Of the country either by Europeans
or Turks. 80 .. r.,........-...3. ....;,
IT is announced that the servian Cabinet
has resigned because thirty-two Radical men,
bers Of the Skuptchina refused to serve on the
ground that certain order for elections was
illegal.
The Porte has been informed by the English
and French Ambassadors that their Govern
ments do not consider that the mission Of
Dervisch Pacha to Egypt does away with the
necessity of holding a conference.
| The choice of Mother St. Bernard, of Mont
| real, as Superior Of Converts throughout Can
ada and the United States is announced.
THE American horse Foxhall won the Ascot
gold cup at the English races on the 9Th.
| The final obsequies over the remains of
Garibaldi took place at Caprera on the Sth.
A storm of wind and rain disturbed the exer-
| cises, but thousands were in attendance
Eulogies were pronounced by many notable
| persons, and salutes were fired as the coffin
was lowered into the grave. ..-,.,....Ir q.
| DURING the debate on the Repression bill
| in the English House of Commons on the Sth,
Thomas Power o. Conner charged Gladstone's
! Ministry with imbecility. Objection was
| made to the language but the Chairman ruled
| that 1t was not supplementary. ...'
SPURIOUS bank notes to the amount of $780,
GOO 900 are said to have been put in circula-
| ton in Peru. s,ts .,.-ffq:.,r77e 81
| NEAR Morinie on the Sth 200 insurgents at
tackled an Austrian battalion and compelled
| it to retreat with a loss Of ninety-fve killed.
The insurgents had twenty-six men killed or
wounded. r. g. 7" fHss5HTe ?. 20 snT e.,
FIVE HUNDRED head of cattle were recently
poisoned by eating noxious weed on farm
near Montreal, and large number died.
They were from the West, en- route to England.
z On the Sth Walter NJ. Burke, Galway
landlord, and his soldier escort were shot
dead, near Audrahan, Ireland.
A f'RoHuBIT1oN State Convention was held
ct Nashua, N. H., on the 7th, at which the
4 usual prohibition resolutions were adopted.
No nominations were made, but State Tenn
perance Union was formed and full board Of
officers elected. It 20 't4iiId 60 Aisy 90 shi
THE failures in the United States for the
seven days ended on the 9Th were 1868 de-
crease of 20 from those Of the previous seven
days. ~ AZ ii53g bag ergH st4g-as-i ytteg
| THE Ohio Democratic State Convention will
be held at Columbus, Julyl20. r ...4.- ,....,
| For the third time in its history, the Lee
| high colliery at Wilkesbarre, Pa, was on the
9th on fire, and one hundred men were en-
gagged In fighting the flames. 17'H5 s'' ff,f
as The International Typographical Union, In
session at St Louis on the 9th, elected the
! following officers for the ensuing year: Pres
fdent, George C. Clark; First Vice. President,
J. J. Clarkson; Second Vice President, T. A.
l nvv1o T.
Crawford; Corresponding Secretary, ]. R.
| Haldemsn; Delegate to the Labor Congress,
F. R. Foster. Cincinnati was fixed; upon as
the place for holding the next meeting Of the
Union.
THREE farmers in different sections Of Ire
land were on the 9th shot at and seriously
wounded by ambushed assassins, and Castle
Davis, in County Cork. was burned. i sa;4
In the star-route trial at Washington on
the 9th Wayne Macveagh was put on tho
stand to prove confession made to him as
| Attorney General by Rerdell, but his testt-
mony was ruled out on the ground that con-
fession of conspiracy could not be proved I'M
/ til the conspiracy should have first been o.
tablished. -,
THERE were two cases OF prostration by
heat In the streets OF New York on the 9th.
| MICHAEL DAvITT, before embarking for
/ America on the 9th, said the Irish cause was
TO be won BY Justice, but not by resort to
wild revenge. ~ t,s3l2@4 ~ 'sasaf
A Hor SPRINGS (Ark.) dispatch Of the 9th
states that floods in Southern Arkansasshad
destroyed several fine plantations, and that
/ sawmills, fences and other property had been
washed away, The corn, cotton and wheat was
ruined, indicting upon the people severe loss
and suffering. 'h.'i,''2 'isE'H3 s' 1ot1"7st2
:, In the United. States Senate on The 9th q
bill was passed authorizing the Postmaster
General to extend mail routes, at pro rata ad-
ditional pay, for any distance not exceeding
Twenty-Five miles. The Japanese Indemnity
bill was discussed and laid aside. After Q
abort executive session, 40 adjournment to the
18th was taken In the House the day was oc-
| cupied in Committee of the VIII Die on the Leg.
islatiye, Executive and Judicial Appropriar
ton bill. A proposition by Nj. Burrows to
equalize the salaries Of Senate and House enn-