The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-11-27
WESI AND SOlI1l

HE OuuClal vote a. the late election
in Ohio shows the plurality of Ryan
(Rep) to be 1O,969 The total vote WAS
1892. The Congressional delegation
will stand seven Republicans and four
teen Democrats. The majority of War
wick over Mckinley in the Sixteenth
district is 3O2.
AT Kansas City, Mo-, span of a
bridge over the Kaw river gave way
while a freight train was crossing and
the entire train was precipitated into
the river. Four persons were killed and
five others were injured.
NEAR Kyle, Tex, trains collided and
twenty or more passengers were turt,
but no one was killed.
L. V. POwDERLY was reelected gen.
eral master workman at the session of
the Knights of Labor in Denver, Col.
On the 18th Mrs. Ruth Wood dworth,
familiarly known as Grandma Wood
worth, celebrated her 1O2d birthday at
Berlin, Wis. She retained her health
and faculties in a remarkable degree.
OFFICIAL returns from the recent
lection in Nebraska give the following
result for Governor: Boyd Dem.) Co.
9o5; Powers Und.) 69,321; Richards
(Rep) 6s,251. Boyd's plurality, 439.
AT Savannah, Tenn, a mob hanged
Ned Stevens, the negro who it was said
killed Sheriff Fraley several months
ago.
WoRKMEN who were sinking a we'll on
the farm of M. Smith, near the north
ern end of Kane County, ILL.,. struck a
pocket of silver quartz at depth of
49O feet
FIRE destroyed the English mills in
the suburbs of ST. Augustine. Fla,
causing loss of $500. 900.
The Legislature of Wyoming on the
18th elected their second United States
Senator, the fortunate candidate being
Governor Francis E. Warren Rep).
NEAR Lima, O., house in process of
erection gave way precipitating fifty
workmen to the ground, instantly kill
ing two and seriously injuring twelve.
In Cook County, ILL.,, the official count
of the votes cast in the last election
show the election of Gilbert (Rep.) for
sheriff over Lawler (Dem.) by major
ity of ST. Chicago will be represented
in the next House by three Democratic
Congressman and one Republican.
The Legislature of Georgia on the 18th
elected Governor John B. Gordon dem. }
to the United States Senate to succeed
Joseph G. Brown.
CITIZENS of Mandan, N. D., were pro-
vided with arms and ammunition. and
were in readiness for any outbrek tahat
might occur among the Indians
Troops from Fort Omaha and Fort
Mckinney left on the 18th for the scene
of the Indian trouble in North Dakota,
and it was said that soldiers from Fort
Niobrara and Fort Robinson would Join
them.
The vote for Governor at the recent
election in Kansas was as follows:
Humphrey (Rep), lis. 1914; Willis (Al-
liance}, 1O6. .943; Robinson (Dem.), H.
26s; Richardson (Pro.), 1,147. Hum
phrey's plurality. s,1sl.
FIRE destroyed large sugar refinery
: IN the Ponte Palms plantation at
Houma, La. Loss, 500, 8
MICHAEL KELLY, Chicago's Oldest cit
izons, was buried on the 18th at the ex-
treme old age of 103 years.
JACK BRANscOMB and two young
ladies'. aged Is and II, respectively,
daughters of DR.. Hamilton, were
dro ~ned by the upsetting of boat in
lizard County, Ark. > , y
TUE Nickel-Plate railway managers
at meeting in Cleveland decided to
advance the wages Of conductors. bag
gsss-msA and brake men,