The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-18
INDIANS in drunken quarrel on the
reserr alton near White Oaks, N. M,
Killed fOur bncks and one suuaw

AT Marshalltown, Ia, Samuel Kelly
shot and killed Julia Long and then
killed himself Unrequited love was
the cause.
JOHN HEMELE, a discharged employe,
set fire to the dairy barn of William
Rudke near St. Joseph, Mo-. and it
and twenty-five head of horses.
THE leading negroes in Little Rock,
Ark. have organized national associ.
alton with So, 500, 900 capital stock, the
object being to operate business houses
for colored people.
NEWMAN HORIZON inventor of the re-
clining chair for railway cars, died at
t Kansas City. He left large fortune
as the result of his invention.
Two MASKED men shot and killed
Hamp Biscoe, his wife and son, who
had been arrested and placed in a small
house at Keo, Ark.
bunkoed out of S.. 900 by a confidence
man giving his name as Henry Owens.
FIRE destroyed the Grand Central
hotel at Ell Paso, Tex. Loss. 800, 1000;
insurance, S95, 900.
THE programme for the dedication
of the Columb bian exposition buildings
in Chicago on October IL, 1892, has
been approved blythe national board of
control
| FLAMES in the opera house block at
Monmouth, Ill. caused loss of $3.50,
900.
JOHN MoLLoY. aged y years. killed
his wife, aged ~, and then took his
own life at Toledo, o. The wife had
sued for divorce, owing to the jeal-
GUS and cruel disposition of her hus-
band.
Toni TRAwEEK, 16-year-old white
boy at Monterey, Ala, shot and killed
two negroes, named Bill Thomas and
Jim jackson, who had assaulted Ira
weeks 4-year- old brother.
AT sawm:n near Eaton, O., the
boiler exploded, killing William Kis-
ling, son of the proprietor, and hired
man named Shiverdecker.
MOB hanged Will Lavender, a col
ored man who attempted to assault AL.
ice Perry, a white girl, at Roanoke,
Va.
| FOREIGN IN NIEllIGENCE.
IN the Otago and Canterbury prov
inces in New Zealand floods have
stopped all traffic and ruined the crops.
REV. CHARLES H. SURGEONS body
lay in state in the Metropolitan taber-
nacle in London, and it was estimated
that 100, 900 people viewed the remains.
| IN Russia heavy SHOWS have fallen,
enabling the government to distribute
supplies in the famine-stricken prov
inces-
AT Myclovitz, in Russian Siberia, a
miner has just awakened from four
and one.half months sleep.
Mr. RorHsCHlLD's house at Mat
tawa, Ont, was burned, and Mrs.
Rothschild her little girl aged 6, and
a baby of l6 months perished in the
flames.
The garroting of four anarchists
took place at Xeres, Spain.
In Austria railways have been SO Sc
rious'y blocked by avalanches that it
will require a month to reopen them
for travel. In the Tyrol the snow is 7
feet ,"ep.
REV. CHARLES H. SPURGE GEoN's funer-
al was held in London on the l1th.
Business was suspended in the vicinity
of Metropolitan tabernacle and along
the route taken by the funeral process
sion.
STATISTICS show the total population
of Uruguay to be 706, 500, of whom
234, ,O)O reside IN the department of
, Montevideo.
AT the Isthmus of Panama surveys
demonstrate that the Atlantic ocean is
81 feet higher than the Pacific. 1t
was formerly thought that the Pacific
was 100 feet higher than the Atlantic.
FIRE destroyed the San Fernando
hacienda at Lerdo, Mex, containing
among other things 10000 bushels of
corn recently received from the Unite l
States for the famine sufferers in that
part of Durango Total loss, $3.50, 00o.
The inha bltants in what is known
as Great Russia are dying by hundreds
from typhus fever, and the supplies
which arrive for the famishing people
cannot be distributed for lack of
horses, these animals having been near
ly all used for food.