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

An afternoon express train between Boston
and New York makes 2A miles, including fer.
riage across the, River Thames, in i've hours
and fifty-five minutes. ,s'iS H''2 Ff'aR -
AT a1neeting In PfttsbufgA ON the 7th Of all
Mountains. representing . capital Of $s5 00o,,
600, it was resolved TO stand d firm against an
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n isd' West and South. soausGzt
Y 4 FEW days ago q vicious bulldog belong.
ing to Ar. Flsnnerysof Dayton, Ohio, nearly
ate up his tfye-year-old SON. ,isi., Il "a.
| GREAT Indignation is felt BY many Virgin.
| fans at the proposition to remove the remains
fof Jefferson from Monticello TO Wasfiington,
and steps have been taken to prevent the con.
summation of the project. z! 80 vHc9 ,aefs
A FEW days ago construction train on the
Madison division Of the St. Paul Road ran of
en- embankment, killing two laborers and Sc
verely 'wounding five others siai :" Z79!@!
Mr.. WARBURroN, residing in Orange Coun-
ty, Fla, started in : carriage recently with
his wife and twin children-the entire family
for Lake Eustis- On the way he drove into
q lake to water the horse. The latter drew
the carriage into deep water, and the whole
family were drowned: The four bodies were
recovered. GO Sa!GHno Tio1- A0s}5 a E2#
SIX men who were supposed to have been
recently drowned in the drift of the Alta
(Nev.) mine were subsequently rescued. They
had twisted the end Of . compressed air pipe
apart, and thus breathed an atmosphere COM
parat .vely unvitiated. Two men who tried to
reach them in boats the day before the rescue
were sufocated. m ,..F-g =. s,.ao naa e
THE rolling-mills at Cleveland, o., started
up on the 5th with force of about 1000 men.
No acts Of violence were resorted to by the
strikers, but they succeeded in inducing many
Of the new hands to turn back 1 1870 ]!
A TRAIN on the Missouri Pacific Road was
boarded by four masked men, near Denton,
Tex, the other day, but they were greeted
with yolley of shots from armed guards, and
one of the raiders was killed. The others
escaped. +'t a-5'- ..''' .-''. '* }"
At Butlerville Ark, few days ago three
negroes who criminally assaulted thirteen
year-old girl were taken from Jail by q mob
and hanged to tree. -,-. '.,,4..
Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY kegs of powder
were used in a blast in a tunnel on the Calves
ton Road the other day, and the explosion
blew out the works connecting the sections,
and killed three men. s,,t ..fr.. r7r.,.r tg..,. f.
A. NJ. CRAIG has been reelected Supreme
Judge in the Fifth Illinois District.
A RECENT fire swept away the town of Poca-
hontas, Ark. @..E stf-. a.- pr r ..t-.. d"
MERCHANTS in st. Louis have received from
the cotton region general prediction of the
failure of the crop in the northern belt line,
and whole sections are said to have been
planted to corn ''' '.. 90
THE Sheriff at Ell Paso, Tex, attached a
train on the Texas d Pacific Road, few days
ago, forgetting to let the postal-car proceed,
and the Federal authorities arrested him for
obstructing the mails.
T JOHN JACKSON and his wife, Of Harris Sta
ton, Nd, went to church the other day, leav-
ing their four little children locked in the
house When the parents returned they
found the house in ashes and all the children
burned to crisp. .,l.
31AT Leadville, Col, few days ago five men
were suffocated in burning mine. ...'
By the explosion of an Ohio River steamer,
near Evansville, Ind, few mornings ago two
persons were fatally injured and five others
severely scalded. -. .l. go. ,,.,~ ...
THE news from Oregon on the 9th indicated
that the entire Republican State ticket was
(Rep.) was reelected to. Congress, and the
Republicans would have q majority in the
Legislature. ,,r - ..,.E, e,.,s .,,,.,g
D. W. VANDERHooF. formerly book keeper
of the First National Bank of st. Paul, plead
ed guilty on the 7th to an embezzlement of
500, ZOO, and was sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary. 90 % h.aH H. .rs.y 1a
THREE manufacturers of bogus coin were
captured in Chicago ON the 18th, and their
molds and about $500 in finished goods were
secured. ID ' 219 7'' s.'@t@ 1,&&tN2 "E&
AN open letter from Mrs. Frances M. SEQ
vile, addressed to President Arthur, and ask
ing him to order stay of execution in the
sentence of Guiteau, was, published on the
9Th. The letter also begs the public to sign a
petition to the President for delay in the
execution. ,Lha RS. Gs#I3 Tos Ei;&@&a9 d
WoRKMEN While engaged in tearing down
an old church at Dallas, Tex, the other day
found beneath the floor large. quantities OF
dynamite and nitro glycerine and full set OF
burglar tools. '' CO. 49, .'l' o.
IN the Mill Creek Valley quarter Of Cincin.
natl a few mornings ago twenty five houses
were destroyed by fire. One child was burned
TO death ysts-eT 8agnr % l4scasas 10, -
RESOLUTIONS were introduced at the annual
meeting Of the International Typographical
Union at st. Louis on the 9th indorsing the
iron-workers' strike S"sG.a , 1iz5.r9 is5'a
The Michigan Greenbackers will hold their
State Convention at Grand Rapids on the 23d
of August, -; svf ...,. ..s..., .r5..
The arrival OF the army worm in the vicini-
| ty OF Gallipolis, O., is announced
BoYNToN q AKELY's ,shingle-mill at Grand
Rapids, Mich, said to be the largest in the
| world, was burned few mornings ago, involv-
ing loss Of 1926, 900, and throwing $50 per-
sons out of employment 4. a..., ). &c w
/ DUEL was fought at New Orleans the
other day by M ajor E. A. Burke the editor Of
| the New Orleans Times Democrat, and G. H.
Parker, editor Of the Picayuns Pistols were
used ana five shots wefel exchanged. Major
Burke was wounded. ~ n esatiu5I
!, The Republican State Convention of Ohio
was held at Columbus on the 7th. Charles
townsend was nominated for Secretary, OF
State, and John H. Doyle, of Toledo, for
Judge OF the Supreme Court. Resolutions
were adopted lamenting the untimely death
OF President Garfield vcommending the Ad-
ministration Of President Arthur; indorsinp
the official acts OF Governor Foster; condemn
ing the prosecutions OF the Jews In Russia.
and approving the action taken by the United
States Government to amelierate their un.
happy condition; asserting that the State Con-
stitution, In SO far as it prevents the repre-
sentatives Of the people from controlling the
liquor business, should be amended, and that
all laws upon the statute books should be re.
spected and enforced. s fsss5tty.sa al Il
On the 9TH six mounted men, wearing
masks, entered the town Of BrookAeld, Mo-,
disinounted close to one OF the banks, and.
while two 81 the party held the horses, four
quickly entered tho bank, confronted the
Cashier, e,John Ford and secured 5000. The
robbers then made their escape. ba az
TIE Michigan Republicans will hold their
State Convention at Kalamazoo on the 3Oth OF
August.
CAPTAIN TENNEcK, Of the British steamship
Straithsrly, has been arrested aud held to bail
for bringing to San Francisco 396 Cinnamon in
excess Of the number allowed his ship BY law.
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