The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-11-10
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.
For the Week Ending Nov. =.

Gold that assays SIS ton has been
discovered in Lincoln, r. l.
Prof. Heinrich, De Alma. the famous
vioinist, died i'll Berlin at the age of 81
years.
Fire that started in Robinson & Co. s
boiler shops in Boston caused a loss of
$150. 900
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Take, Swedish
settlers on claim near Okarche, l. T.,
were found murdered.
Allen Parker (colored) was lynched
by a mob at New Ntonroeville, Ala, for.
burning a cotton gin.
Six drunken Indians were burned to
death in a cabin in Okanagon county,
WASH, during a debauch.
Helen Nichols lowered the worlds
year-old running record by going mile
at Columbus, Ga, in La u.
William Johnson. Il years DID, hanged
himself at Elgin, Ill. Reading dime
novels unbalanced his mind.
The supreme court of Missouri has
decided that official notices published
in Sunday papers are not legal.
- HC CltN jail dC oOHOlld. SUi- was
burned, and two tramps arrested for
drunkenness We're burned to death.
A fire in Brooklyn, n. Y, destroyed
twenty-five buildings. caused loss of
$500, 900 and made fifty families home
less.
An attempt to wreck an express
train on the Lehigh Valley road with
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n. y.
Two men held up train ON south
ern railroad near Piedmont, Ala, and
got $50 and some va]uab BILE mail pack
ages.
Jake Winters, who had not washed
or shaved himself for twenty five
years, died in Carson, New, aged 50
years.
Col. Van II. Manning. ex-member of
congress from Mississippi. died at his
home in Branchville, Md, aged So
years.
Henry NJ. Neil, of New Orleans esti-
mates the cotton crop of 1892 at $780,
900 bales, maximum, exclusive Of old
cotton.
from cholera and the prohibition of
public meetings has therefore been re-
Scinded.
John Hastings {colored) was taken
from jail at Jonesville, La, by mob
and hanged. He was charged with
murder.
Lord Melrose, the largest st. Bernard
dor ba world ]ia.3 of NJa1rrco
Mass. of gastric collie. lie was valued
at $40, 900
Ex-Gov. Merriweather, of Kentucky,
who succeeded Henry Clay in the
United States senate, celebrated his
93d birthday.
The discovery. made of baby
farm at Macdonald, New South Wales,
and the bodies of seven infants had
been unearthed.
A mob at Granada. Spain, burned sew
eral buildings because the queen re-
fused to unveil the Colum bus and Isa-
bella monument.
Ernest Voss, who stole 1000, 900
marks from savings bank at Verden,
Germany, in 1884. was found dead in
his room in Hoboken, n. "
Sixteen members of the Salvation
Army We're arrested in Pittsburgh, Pa,
for violating an order forbidding the
holding OF street meetings.
William Kittricl1, wealthy lumber
dealer at Orville, Cal, and A. g. Green,
real estate dealer at San Francisco,
committed suicide at that city.
Jane E. Kellogg, wife of George Kel-
logg and mother Of Clara Louise Kel-
logg -Strakosch, died of neuralgia of the
heart at her home in New York.
A train on the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railway was wrecked by cow
at Maize, l. T., and two men were
killed and seventeen cars destroyed.
During row over game of cards at
Bloisburg, Ala, three miners-Law-
renee Early, Richard Thomas and p. B.
Johnson-were fatally shot by Joe MUIR
ply.
Edward F. Mcdonald, democratic
member of congress from the Seventh
district of New Jersey. and a candidate
for reelection. died at his bono