The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
West and sn,,th

West and South.
A GAMBLER, named James Il. Madden, who
| vas buried at leadyille. CalsrAhszcthsr dave
bad the largest brain ever found In America.
| its weight being 624 ounces. Daniel Web
| ster's brain weighed $50 ounces, and Prof.
Agassiz' 52A ounces. r.
MIss BELLE Cook defeated Mise Ida Rogers
IN horse-racing contest for So 900, at Sal,
Jose, CAL, few days ago, making ten miles
| in twenty-one minutes. IA 1873 10y
|, IT was announced on the 9Th that The In
| dians were making trouble again in the
vicinity Of the San Carlos Reservation, in
Arizona Killing scouts and cattle was their
chief occupation.
FIFry-oNE corpses had been taken from the
wreck OF the steamer Scioto, On the Ohio Rig-.
err, up to the Sth.
CHARLES STILES, formerly q member of the
Chicago Board of Trade, and Caller for the
Cab Board was shot and instantly killed a
few MORNINGS ago, In his rooms at the Palmer
Housetn that city, by an italian woman with
whom he had been living as his wife, and who
accuses him of abusing her. 4 Ia $3.50 f4a
MIR. CowLEs, editor of the Cleveland
f<NSScf1 AZ additiuh " LIS sui LOT $~O,UuU
against Bishop GiImour for libel, has sued
the Pe,ayag Press, in which the Bishops letter
was published. for a similar offense and
similar sum. After the prelate had received
legal notice. Of the first libel suit, be repnb-
lished the letter 10 the Catholic Universe, and
on the 10th criminal suits for libel were be-
gun against him and the publisher of the
last-named paper, and warrants issued for
their arrest sfe 'ts sraFss ,7ss6 SYa3 3
A FEW mornings ago nine persons escaped
from the Jail at Minneapolis, Mimi, BY over
powering the turnkey.
A PHOTOGRAPHER of Louisville, Miss,
named +. L. Jones, who had already muir
dered four men, killed q boy namesake in
cold blood few days ago. ..s. s.s4,.a se34
TIE Republicans of Nebraska will hold their
State Convention at Omaha on the goth of
September. ia .&a5tt' si f4'a @%.SsiAE
The Columbus (Ohio) saloons and beer
gardens on the 9Th openly ignored the Smith
Sunday law. -. .,....s = E ,gsgs 20 ssgs ~
CHARLES R JONES, a Democratic journalist
of Raleigh, N. c., has recently announced
himself as an Independent candidate for Con-
gress. r~s .a=s& l5& E@t s3# E2is aAt+'E 81
The town of Globe, Arizona, was on the 10Th
attacked by band Of forty Apaches, who
were repulsed in fight which lasted half an
hour Four companies of the Third cavalry
had gone in pursuit from Fort Thomas.
4 BILL in chancery was filed at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, recently by ID. c. Reynolds
and wife, to recover the greater portion of
the Fifth Ward, which is valued at nearly
81, 100000. I'D q ~f'|~ .17 ''ss's..
A STEAMER which sailed recently from
Newport News, VA, for Brazil took 10000
barrels of -four milled at Richmond from new
wheat from the Southwest. .-.sg s~az. Es q
AT Flagstaff, New Mexico, few days ago
two men who had murdered two citizens were
pursued, caught and hanged. #a'@. ''a y
g. tbs President of Guatemala, General Bar
rios, arrived III New Orleans on the 10TH 77al
THE following nominations for Congress
were made on the 1lth: Illinois, Eighteenth
District, General William e. Kueffner, Rep;
Ohio, Fifth District, George E. Seney, Dem. /;
Delegate from Arizona, Granville H. ouray,
DEM ~ ..ra is ~sas 5EEfs ~ $a5E Fl" "
HAIL and rain storms swept across Missouri
and Nebraska on the 18th, doing considerable
damage. ---...rg
THE Tennessee State Credit Democracy met
in convention at Nashville on the 18th and
nominated j. H. Risseil for Governor. The
platform adopted opposes the Reputation of
State or National obligations; all class legis-
lation and partial laws: favors a liberal
system Of public schools; the establishment
Of Railroad Commission 10 regulate freights
and tariffs, aud arraigns the Republican
party for its growing aud increasing advance
toward Capitalization. s . ..sets.s# |
The yield Of corn in Illinois according to a
report from the State Board OF Agriculture,
published on the 18th, promised to be only
sixty-eight per cent. of the ordinary yield.
ALL the horses belonging to band Of cfti-
zens who left Globe City, Arizona, to protect
settlers in the Salt River country, were cap !
tured by band of one hundred Apache In-
dams on the 18th, and the rangers walked
home. Three commands Of cavalry We're ad- |
vancing on the sayages.
A SPLIT occurred in the Republican CON
vention Of the Fifth Minnesota District at !
Detroit on the 18th, and two candidates were !
nominated for Congress, viz: c. F. Kindred |
and knute Nelson. The Republicans of the |
Sixth Ohio District have nominated Colonel |
J. H. Bingham for Congress. .4 u' |
FEW days ago the Governor of Missouri !
" nc hoNillCtl tidl CulGGu STATES was ready /
to pay to the State S25o,000 on account of |
militia war claims. .ts'
A TERRIBLE accident is reported from Tex |
arkana, Ark. On the 18th lightning Struck a 7
brick building, aud the walls fell upor, a
building known as the Paragon saloon, crush
ing 1t, and killing some thirty persons who
we're in the building. 49,. n
AN unsuccessful attennt was nada an tho /
18th byia partyof Germans to batter down I
the doors of the jail at Las Vegas, n. M, in
order to lynch H. c. Brown for the murder Of
Frank Meyer. The Sheriff gave them ample
warming, and then ordered the guards oopen 1
lire with Winchester rifles, which they did
fatally woundtng three Of the would be lynch
srs. 's.f5 70 sCr 1857 #@# &aH9F @ft#
THE steamers Belief La Crosse and North 7
western and the barge Lucy Bertram were de-
'troyed by fire at ST. Louis on the 18th "a rn,r7t