The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-11-12

sonville, ILL.,. was burned, and thirteen
horses perished in the flames.
AT Wapella, Ill, William Cox, aged
80, and his son William, % years old.
were suffocated by gas while cleaning
out an old we'll.
BY an explosion of natural gas
Stephen Bond and his wife were fatally
injured in their home at Anderson, Ind.
In Milwaukee Albert Kohls, the ID
year-old boy who killed Annie Kodatz,
aged Is years, has been sentenced to
life imprisonment.
The Cherokee Indians filed petition
at Muskogee asking a partition of A.
900, 900 acres of land in severalty.
In San Francisco Siegfried Gosch.
German laborer, murdered his wife and
son by splitting their skulls with
hatchet and then hung himself.
On the Missouri Pacific road an ex.
press car was held up by six masked
men near West Side, Neb., and robbed
of IS, 500
FIRE destroyed the military academy
at Dartmouth, o.
Two MASKED men entered the Farm
ers' mortgage and savings bank of
Summerville, Ore, and at the point of
pistol compelled the cashier to give
up $4, 800 in cash.
The capture of about ninety of the
convicts liberated by miners in Ten.
nessee Was reported.
ALBERT S. MARKS, ex-governor of
Tennessee, died suddenly in his room
at the Maxwell house in Nashville
aged IS years.
AT the election in Iowa Gov. Boies
(dem.) was reelected by about 1900
plurality; the legislature is republican.
Iu Ohio Mckinley (rep.) was chosen
governor by over 81, 500 plurality, with
a republican legislature. In Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado the republicans
were successful. In Maryland Frank
Brown (dem.) was elected governor by
about $4,000 majority.
The firm of Weiss Bros, wholesale
dry goods and notion dealers at Gal
weston, Tex, failed for $3.50, 900.
In Milwaukee Martin Stanz died at
the hospital of the Little Sisters of
the Poor, aged lO1 years and
months
BY rear-end collision of stock
trains four stockmen were killed and
an engineer was seriously hurt near
Waco, Tex.
THE charge was made that the boun-
Diary line between Ohio and Indiana
deprived Ohio of triangular. shaped
strip of land 200 miles long and 10
miles wide at the north end. Should
this fact be tablished Indiana will
claim corresponding slice from Illi-
nois, which includes portion of Chi
ca,o.
A. d. SPRAGUE's bank at Caledonia,
Minn., was robbed of Sc, 900.
A MOB took Robert Wallace, olored
sleeping-car porter, from tt ain at
Lake, Miss, and hanged him for as
saulting Station Agent Gilmore.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE Chilian minister of foreign af-
fairs had, it was said, sent dispatch
to Minister Egan relative to the Balti-
more affair couched in conciliatory
terms and evincing in every way a de-
sire to see that justice was done as
soon at the inquiry in Valparaiso was
concluded.
AN increased demand in English
markets for American flour and spring
wheat was reported.
BY the recent storm in Japan eighty
two lives were lost, 8, 700 houses were
entirely destroyed and 76O vessels were
carried out to sea or sunk. The prop
erty lost was estimated at 81, 600, 900.
NEARLY 1000 of the Russian troops
on the Pruth have perished of typhus
fever.
DURING a religious riot at Mazan-
deran, Persia, mob set fire to the
house of Gen. Saadal Cody Khan, who
was killed, with twenty dependents.
JORGE MoNrT has been chosen presi-
dent of Chilli for the term of five years.
He will be inaugurated on Decem ber
s6.
The s'eamers Parsce and Lou Jane,
of st. Johns, n. F.. were wrecked and
eleven lives were lost.
DISPATCHES that the Brazilian con-
gress had been dissolved and martial
law declared in that country have been
confirmed bv advices from the United
States minister in Brazil. President
Fonseca had declared himself rs die
tator.