The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-29
West and South.

AT w HIS, .1cA, GHc OtllcT Ody twenty DuBl-
ness buildings, valued at $4,000, were con-
sumed BY flames.
THE Republican State Convention of Ala
bama is to be held at Montgomery on the 7th
of July. .....
On the 10th James B. Doyle, recently con-
victed in Chicago of counterfeiting United
States bonds, was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for twelve years.
The destruction by the recent wind-storm
reported. Advices on the 10Th state that
the storm travelled nearly three hundred
miles through the center of the State, every
where killing, manning and destroying. The
death list had been increased at Grinnell,
Malcolm and other points. Governor Sher-
man had issued proclamation calling for
aid for needy sufferers, and already subscrip-
tions were pouring in 1t was thought that
over one hundred lives had been sacrificed,
and the property loss would probably exceed
100000. 81 ... :>.s.t ...s ...@a
THE Ancient Order of Hibernians, in county
convention recently at Cleveland, condemned
as unpatriotic the persistent opposition to
church authority manifested by certain ladies
of the Parnell branch of the Land League.
A FEW days ago Harry NJ; Finley, of Buoy
rus, o., graduate Of the Naval Academy DIT
Annapolis, resigned and returned home. Re-
GREETING his hasty action, he subsequently
killed himself with revolver in his fathers
bedroom.
GUITEAU's divorced wife, Mrs Dunmire,
true that she advised his pardon.
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gress by the Democrats of the Eleventh Indi
ana District.
REPORTS on the Goth from various points in
Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota and Nebraska indi-
Gated that the crop outlook was more favora-
BILE than ever before known at this season of
the year. r.,..,.
Two MEN were killed and third probably
fatally scalded by a boiler explosion on the
farm of James Owens, near Marion, Ohio, on
the Goth. 81. d, .j.t 4 as SCI l. s.tt.aUg
A FEW days ago farmers in Pike County,
Ohio, were burning. their oats to protect wheat
from the armY-worm.
The Greenbackers of Arkansas met in State
Convention at Little Rock on the Goth, and
nominated R. NJ. Garland for Governor. The
platform re-aflirms the, principles of the Ar
nSuSsio ASAoSioeAS PA'oAOh" Va lOsCt VIiNh
the Greenbackers claim was taken from them
by the Democracy; favors free schools; the
holding OF the State and Congressional cleo
tions at the same time, in order to insure
fair election and prevent ticket clipping; de-
clares against relief bills for bondsmen of de-
faulting State officers and for a rigid prose-
cution of defaulting officials; favors immigra-
tion, and charges that the Democrats had SO
governed the State as to exclude the indus
trial classes. ;s:G7a .H'r .t#.l-.F. g.
THE Legislature recently elected in Oregon
stands: Senate, Republicans, 16; Democrats,
"A; House, Republicans, 81; Democrats, %;
Republican majority on joint ballot, II.
A sAw-MILL boiler at Williamsfield, O., ex-
ploded the other day, killing four men.
IT is announced that Senator Wade Hamp-
ton has declined to be candidate for Gov
ernor of South Carolina. !.
JAMES TRACEY was convicted in the Crimi-
nal Court of Chicago few days ago of the
murder of Officer Huebner, and sentenced to
death. gt,is,,.. ,...-t s,..-.f.g ~ ..e,r- In.
! On the Goth Mrs ,scoyille, sister of the as
sassin Guiteau, visited Milwaukee. She ex-
pressed the opinion that a final writ would be
served on the eve of the execution, which
would so delay matters that hearing in Gui-
teau's case could not be had before fall, and
the hanging would have to be postponed.
She said she had received large number of
signatures to petition for Guiteau's pardon
which would be forwarded to the Attorney
General bt a. us 6rn =.- ..... e aE -.
Ex-MARsHAL RUSSELL has been indicted by
the Federal Grand Jury at Austin, Tex, for
the enlightenment Of S9,55S.
The Missouri and Kansas borders for dis
tance Of $50 miles or more were visited by a
heavy rain-storm few days ago. The whole
country was flooded, and work in the harvest
fields of Western Missouri and Eastern Kan
sas was completely suspended. Three men
were drowned in the Marias des Cygnes River,
which had risen thirty feet in few hours.
COLONEL D. B. HENDERSON has been NOM
mated for Congress by the Republicans of the
Third Iowa District
AT Danville, ILL.,, on the ed three Young
girls committed suicide by taking arsenic
one because of the immortality of her father,
another because she. was an orphan, and the
third for reasons unknown. ;.,,as a,f, f-.y
Z THE Republicans Of the Second Minnesota
District have nominated James B. Wakefield
for Congress.