The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-10-28

was run into BY . passenger train, with the
result stated.
ELIZA SuDDs, . ffteen-year-old girl en-
ployed Is domestic in the family Of Mr.. J.
g. Crooks, Of Cleveland, has been arrested on
the charge Of having attempted to poison
Mrs. Crooks, her eighteen-months-ol baby
and . Mrs. Gage, . nurse employed in the
family.
ON the afternoon Of the 90th the boilers I'm
the distillery Of Cox 4 Fairbanks ct Terre
Haute, Ind, exploded, and eleven men were
taken out OF the ruins dead. Several others
were more or less injured.
LATE intelligence received at Ell Paso, Tex
-, is to the effect that the Indian Chief Vic
toria has been killed by the Mexicans, and
most Of his tribe either killed or captured.
On the 20th near Raleigh, N. c.. q freight
train ran into . crowded excursion train,
wrecking the engine of the freight train, sew.
eral cars Of the passenger train, killing three
men, and wounding fourteen others, three,
it was believed, fatally. The conductor and
engineer of the freight train were placed I'M
der arrest.
Ohio State election were all received and
footed up, showing that McIlvaine, the Re-
publican candidate for Judge Of the Supreme
Court received 364. 044 votes, and Toilet, the
Democratic candidate, 81, OO3 votes-a plu-
rality for the former of s3,O4l votes The
Greenback candidate received G, SIS votes and
the Prohibition candidate 2,65l. The total
vote was IA, 276-the heaviest ever cast In
the State. Townsend, the Republican candi-
date for Secretary of State, ran 4,045 votes
behind his ticket.
ONLY six bodies of the lost on the lake
steamer Alpena had been recovered up to the
21st. Pieces of the wreck were scattered
along the Michigan shore for seventy miles.
No complete list of the passengers on board
Of the Alpena could be furnished, for the
reason that the Goodrich Company had no
duplicate register Of passengers.
On the 2lst George Cohen, afourteen-year-
old pupil Of one Of the Cincinnati schools,
who had been reprimanded by the Principal
of the school for truancy, shot himself in his
classroom. He says the Principal called him
q sneak. The ball entered the left breast and
penetrated the lung.
Foreign Intelligence.
The health of the Gar of Russia was again
reported bad on the 18th, and fears were en-
tertained of his early demise.
A RUSSIAN capitalist named Warshafsky,
who was purveyor to the Russian army dur
ing the war with Turkey, has been arrested
for fraud.
IT was announced on the 10th that Greece
had notified the British Ministry that, in the
event of the Powers failing to support that
Kingdom in its dispute over the Turkish bound
airy question, it would itself occupy Thessaly.
FELIX PYAr, French journalist, has been
recently sentenced to two years. imprison-
ment and to pay fine of 600 francs for
writing an article justifying the attempt of
Berezowski, the Pole, to assassinate the EN-
peror Of Russia il Paris in 1867, and the man.
ager of the same paper, NJ. Robert. has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment and
to pay similar fine.
A LARGE number of extra police and some
troops were sent into the disturbed district
in County Galway, Ireland, on the 10th.
A REWARD of 5000 has been offered by
the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland for informa-
ton leading to the apprehension Of the muir
derers of the driver of Mr.. Hutchins, an Irish
landlord.
ACCORDING to Bucharest telegram Of the
Goth the Christians along the border between
Macedonia and Albania we're rife for revolu-
ton. Assassinations on both sides were OF
daily occurrence.
DUBLIN dispatches Of the Goth say large
quantities of firearms were being imported
into Ireland from the United States.
A SNOW storm prevailed in London on the
Goth.
The French authorities excluded the
Carmelites from their Paris establishment on
the 10th. The police were obliged to force
the doors and summon the gems d'armes and
battalion of infantry to maintain order.
The statement was made that the Bishop Of
Montpelier would be prosecuted for his abu.
sive exercise Of power in accommodating 9
Project to whom was intrusted the enforce
ment of the decree against the religion:
orders of Montpelier.
LATE advices from Lima state that q basis
ouonlIIVcu ny munster Cnris
tiancy. The plan was that Chill, Peru and
Bolivia should each select three Commission.
ers, who should meet in the Peruvian terri.
tory occupied by the Gillian army, the
United States Minister participating as me.
diator.
In . balloon race from London to Ports.
mouth for the championship the English
vanquished the French aronauts on the 2lst
The Greek Parliament was opened by q
speech from the King ON the 2lst The
speaker was unusually fiery, and his remarks
were considered tantamount to a declaration
of war against Turkey. They were received
with loud and prolonged cheers.
Tur British Government has decided tn
prosecute thirteen of the leading members OF
the Irish Land League, Parnel being one OF
them.
ACCORDING to q recent Dublin dispatch
$50 additional police had been sent to Coun-
ty Kerry.
EARTHQUAKE shocks we're felt throughout
Spain and Portugal on the 21st.
ELIZA LINDsANT, the wellknown German
authoress, recently committed suicide at Ce-
vita Vecchia, Italy.
Russia has added twenty torpedo boats ia
her feet in the Black Sea.
IAT1R
JAMES B. DOYLE, whose ability in the coun-
terfeiting line has long been recognized by
the Secret-Service Bureau, was arrested in
Chicago on the night of the DIST On his
person and in his gripsack were found large
sum of money and United States bonds worth
apparently 100000. These subsequently
proved to be counterfeit. Doyle is a resident
of Bradford, ILL.,, and is the son-in-law OF
Brad Foster, the wellknown counterfeiter.
simultaneously with Doyle's arrest the Gov
eminent detectives arrested in New York the
engraver Of the well-known $50 counterfeit