The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-16
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ca~o ~. ;nst.ntiv I;iied recsrt,v Si s,r
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= a., .oI na.SI pumS =. alslgiyccrlne
ot.. VIC ~ 1s.IHs1 s near
S oa.es .;a 80, eARlJa.1 sas 0saeE ~oa1
WIN eeIitnC AyICS. muses. were shaken
lives we're lcss 80 Ae' ~ =.
-whuo Ir.-.v - ,... La.
s...,;r~ "he--s ~ ycsnS Doys woIs
S "nt ~ nau4nn nh;o "e ysI ol resi-.
vo,,n~ so,, ~ tio $1,000" a. ays ago,
gnn q the lode M ,,,os L;i,oS snOs.
severs,v WV. ,vo'.n "i INV 40 An.eu anu one
IN "o s - r<~.T =
n-ihe condactor OF q train on the
a hr;doa noar Wnnrr,.,,;iia ro5p.vaenne
or dav nm, nh ii. haaS n...Ns Tue 0sl-
inst n time to co,ne ~ c"n.. s4e la SaI ne
hridoe He lived h,,t . fa,. s.c,, WIN 'l'e
co.. A.. -. - s
Greenwood dHt ~ vvan =; ooluen,
;ns ~ st",, IL .,,r. "ct, wnile astempt.
h;s t ~ ssv t me .u ., seam, zen Win
and r was ~h;r9sd ano,,nS ~ sa, wheel s.
ta nU " 90 ~ LILY aiouIu seSerai times,
neck that he died soon after fron, str ars
gulation. '"N 1870 . 11S's' quo o'''
"a vo,,r hroh.u., ~ .,p.,.
g. Hndsor ~ ;iroaS .aoos vi ..c Wafe
serious occ;Jant Will ,.y.,.:x st Win =
track h;s foot mn. ".nrht ~ nls on tne
the switch onI uI';Ie 10 ~ 80 aios neaI
frantic en3eavors to ox.-;o.. ""S ~ nakins
ha vos -,,, 6o,,,,, b., I"se.., nlS lCO',
coal train :" '1y -loa"e"
.
a ch:Id Of Ian,o. =. Ar,,,stsna ", MEn.
- ~ssAAASS AZ AAA0sAVAA6S VAAuGCCU
n . small s.ra.r, 30. ~. 49,. Wv" m rru
t;rst tha n. S..ea la neal tne HOUSE Inc
was NV tho honse'dor ;nS".;an .Se
child,s mother to On to Ia hsrf - ~
stream where the d ~ Ma ya 49,. - ~ ~
HnS~ f,o, mn .ne , INC Jug nao ora"n the
n,-; -
M L;Dunng recent thunder, storm in
:, wi;"P Wis., s.'. nsn :..,as ssluck house
;mnrov;se% '' heI Sv n.,,e etris aylns ~ an
NnPioviseu oeo upon the moor. The
struck the %m aUw .a;1a po.loh n st9S,
into her lunps and tora ont U u;ec a ~ hos
hin. The older ch;ld,s hair wss s;n~ei
Of hnt otSarw;sa she man aaa, s was s s.nseu
ouslv hnrt RI ~ '"o ""' n'' """e'i
4. ~" 1885,. 80. So.
w.has,' e W Ap.ess 15a!n ON TING loieGo'
va, Ma'"s IN !" western naliroad, near va.
p,oS, IL, was passing curve, 3 Jew
v .,sen aiS a agu, tne engineer saw tMo-
no" ".h o,u s..u praying ON tne track. lns
,,o'n 49,. astP'eu W rescue u, ana Dct d.
a;s ss.uM une eng,ne. Inc chlio
. Mas insanity sIy klliea, ana tne woman was
;rroI T 1,Tah oa .ne eaack anu IatalIy IN
!ureu. Inc engineer was unable to stop
"A few evenings ago as a train from
S Sennsd wt tol d. raul was two miles
Sei;I.a...., Hs Deal, =. unknown man,
la 10. az" 10y iem"x W. MS coal ana nat,
nas r n.s nsaJ On Inc ran. me engine
whole train nasseJ "Hor t H., r usi ;nc
his head and ent;rel,, sa,,ara.;,c ~ f.n,!s
his hodv He had foe,, sao,, 49, ~ ~
dav Mt White Basr S.st;n, ,r.si,;ns ~
along the track hnt roth;nr ,.,.. 'o.;oo4
nor found nv which ~ ;da1t;f. s ~ ~
mama ~ W '>@eu'S .n0 ie
-Tn. n.,u.. q,
was an eventfn, S.v "n p Sic; Saop :.
Two feet of Msioot .no1,,,, Ell 49, .n.
DAYLIGHT and clouds rastea III o = nnH
upon the snmm;t n;scharnas - t ~
electric fIuid were On fronms,,t tha. ~
times the rooms On tho a;~na, .tat;o, ~
seemed to he filed With aa,~o. IT,.
wires were ali melted tn tho rro,,na anS
the stove was the object for 9onv an at.
tack. Once the s;onsi otScar ." ~. 90 az" a.,
Frustrated by a furious bolt. Indeed. go
terrible was the situation, and go fearful
the constant and repeated discharges.
that Sergt. Leary was frightened into
fits.
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Industrial.
Millions and millions Of caternfIlars
according to the Salt Lake Ns,es. are
Matching on the trees in Utah. and
threaten to destroy the fruit crop.
-Hav-cakes. composed of hav and
straw. very finely cut. well mixed with
crushed oats or rye. and moistened with
solution of rapeseed or linseed oil.cake.
and then well worked and formed into
tablets under pressure. have been for
some time employed in France "a a CON
venient and portable food for horses.
The .Louruoz of Cb.,o;.,rv .nronrces
+b.+ tho $500 o;.s;I:s.: anOu .a:SsS
deteriorating, and calls upon Congress-
to detail a competent person to South
America to "select specimens from the
healthiest wild potato-vine, cultivate
them to proper degree of edible perfec-
ton in their native climate, and then i'm
port them hither for adoption bv Ameri.
can agriculturists."
the quantity of timber used in the
mining districts of Utah is enormous. Il
is said that more lumber is used in crib.
bling and wallinr nm silver mines than 10
used for building all the cities towns,
evenings anu FENCES in the Territory.
inns seems an incredible story, and is
probably an exaggeration; but it is grave
~ asserted as fact by the correspondent
OF a st. Louis newspaper. ii
"A new invention in CARPET manufac.
ture promises to afford q handsome ar.
ticle at a much lower figure than now re-
quired. The carpet can be made of anv
desired pattern, and the colors are very
bright, SO that when laid upon the floor
II mas al the effect OF costly article. It
Is very durable, ana Judges who have
seen II say u VIII supersedeOthe carpet:
y ing 10 a large extent as soon AZ it becomes
KNOWN. "
1T is said that hens can be taught
to eat potato bugs by sprinkline corn in
tho ,,ofo%o ,,o<cls ga H., ..%hS.s... ~ .