The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-11-10
LOCAL ADDENDA.

appearance at their rally last Friday
night. Between 20O and 300 men
were in line on the torchlight process
sion. They were. all covered with
Cleveland hats. and some Of the cam
paign hats were covered with the cam
paign marching rooster. All wore
white capes and six dozen flambeaus
were in possession of the gentlemen
at the head of the procession. Com
ing into Second street from Lincoln
Roman candles were brought into use,
and the variegated fiery balls shot
through the air as beautifully as they
could have done at a Republican pa
rade. There was countermarchfng
and yelling on Second street, and af-
ter everybody was properly enthused
an adjournment to the hall was taken.
There John A. johnson, Of the st.
Peter Herald, made rafting Demo
cratic speech, full of dynamite and
fire, and pleased his hearers immense
". When Mr.. johnson concluded
the Democrats were confident of elect
ing Cleveland and Lawler at least.
That the parade was a grand success
no one will doubt, and the 80 Demo
cratic rustlers of the city, among them
Aid. Bager, r. d. White, John Lau-
terbach,> Alex. Schmahl and Dallas
! Laird are entitled to a great deal Of
credit for their part towards making
the affair success.
Probably one OF the largest church
society gatherings ever held IN Red
wood Falls was the one at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. D. jackson on Wy
oming street, last Friday afternoon.
About 50 ladies attended and were
royalty entertained by Mrs. Jackson,
who was assisted by MesCames Jas.
Robinson, E. O. Chapman, Jay Ferris
and Misses Marion Everett and Belle
Clayson. Among those present were
Mesdames E. D. French. Hough-
master, CIayson, " M. Skinner, Chad
bourne, WB. King, J p. Jon IS, Bacon,
Glev, P. D. Hitchcock, Ackmann,
Thune. j. W. Ferris. Geo. Hughes, j.
B. Robinson, E. O. Chapman, Chas.
johnson. A. II. Anderson, W,estfdll,
Pike. c.. d. Thompson, Neild, John
Moon, Reynolds, Gleason, Hanscome
Madigan. Jas. Moon Aiken, A. L
King, w. A. French; Misses Candee
Daisy Bent. Marion Everett, Carrie
Houck. Jorgenson, Lutz, Eastman
Belle Clayson, Lula Hitchcock, Char
lotte SchmahI, King Of Ashton, lii.
Bachman of Young America, Ardint
of Chicago, Emma Skinner. anC
Messrs. J. W. Ferris, w. S. Clayson
Chas. johnson. 3. j. Reynolds anC
Rev. Hanscome. \
Although the Review Of Review
does not attempt to sell copies b,
means of sensations, its timeliness il
the treatment Of live topics is reall.
sensational in the best sense of tn
word; and. with this understanding 0
what it meant, the Review of Review
may fairly be called a decidedly sensa
tional magazine every month. Ih
number for November has as its mos
striking sensation an article entitled
= Ought Mrs. May brick 20 be Torture
to Death?" The American public la
G heard good deal about the circun
a. a. stances under which Mrs. Maybric
i. was convicted in Liverpool, where sh
o, is now slowly dying in prison. Th
r controversy over her case has risen a
most to the dignity Of an official il
ternational question. Mr.. Stead, tt
H. English editor of the Review Of r
- views, has now undertaken to invest
gate the matter, and comes out wi,
strong article, taking the America
side of the case. He shows that MI
Maybrick was condemned on insu
! fcient evidence, and that her trea
j. ment is scandal upon the name
English justice. Mrs. Maybrick is
N young American woman, highly col
u nected in this country, and her eau
has been stoutly championed by n
Blaine and all the leading people
Washington. At Hitchcock's.
N. Sleepy Eye Republicans had b
rally Friday night, the speakers bel
,ne Prof. McCleary, and Mr.. Severance
. st. Paul About fifty members Of t
Davis Turrell club from this city, {
n companied by the Glee club, the 10