The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07
THE mayor of Cincinnati declares
games shall be played in that city on,


games shall be played in that city on
Sunday. r
A TRAIN was wrecked by striking
cow at Greentown, Ind. and the en-;
gineer and fireman were killed. =
FLAMES which began in Campbell &
Co.'S furniture factory at Chattanooga,
Tenn, burned over $250,000 worth of
property.
AT Troy, Ala, the roof of the opera
house fell in, killing two women and
seriously injuring several persons.
The death of James Hubbard oc-
Cured at Mapleton, Ind, aged 106
years. He left $50 descendants in five
generations.
On James R. Malone's farm, near
Boonegrove. Ind, two barns were
burned by an incendiary and forty-five
cows, fifteen calves and ten horses per-
ished in the flames.
In wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad at Waring, Md, $4,000 in
treasury notes were burned.
THE death of Albert Snooks, the
bridegroom and seventh victim of tho
poisoned wedding feast at Louisville,
KY, was reported. His wife was very
low.
WHILE crazed with la grippe DIR. r. G.
Mauss, noted Washington physician,
killed himself.
WORK has commenced on the tunnel
to be built between Detroit and Wind
sor, Ont.
Iowa democrats will hold their state
convention in Ottumwa June "a.
THE mayor of Cincinnati has an
nounced that Sunday theatricals will
not be allowed in that city next season.
The explosion of locomotive at
Johnston's station. O., killed the tire
man, and the engineer and head brake
man were badly hurt.
NEAR Beloit, Wis, Charles Hannah,
farmer, blew his brains out because
he had been arrested for drunkenness.
A PROMINENT physician of Linton,
Ind, L. H. Dilly, was instantly killed
by his team running away.
A RAIN, hail and windstorm visited
Bryan, O., and hardly house escaped
without some damage.
AT Sioux Falls, S. D., the jury in the
charged with numbering Lieut.. Casey,
disagreed and were discharged.
BECAUSE he could not stop drinking
liquor, A. b. Barnes, young man,
committed suicide at Portland, Ore.
BAsCo DoRRALL shot and killed
Thomas Stewart and his wife and John
Finn during a quarrel near Richmond,
Mo.
AT San Francisco over S25, 900 worth
Of smuggled opium was confscated by
government officials.
In Minneapolis six Touring mills with
~ capacity of 10000 barrels day have
united under the name of the North
western Consolidated Milling Company
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
A TORPEDO sunk the warship Blanco
Eucalada, which was one of the vessels
taken possession Of by the rebels at the
breaking out of the insurrection in
Chilli, and 200 persons We're killed.
ADvICEs from the City of Mexico an
nounce the death of Col. Miguel Lopez,
who was accused of betraying Maximil-
ian to Juarez.
The government of San Domingo has
begun negotiations with Secretary
Blaine for treaty of reciprocity.
AT Maras, Hungary, three employees
of the railroad depot were surprised
and killed by robbers, who took away
about $4,000 in cash.
BRITISH troops entered Manipur and
found the place totally deserted. In an
inclosure was discovered the heads of
Commissioner Quinlon and others of
the English party.
In Germany coal famine was i'm
pending owing to the strike of the min
ers and many manufacturing compan-
les had shut down.
THE loss of the British ship Lands
downe which sailed from Hokodate,
Japan. 1879 days ago for New York was
feared. She carried crew of forty
men.
AN employe in the post Office at
Pesth, Hungary, murdered his wife, his
mother-in-law and three children, and
then drowned himself in the Danube
ADvIcEs from Honolulu say that
Minister Carter had resigned from the
cabinet and the people were clamoring
for republic.