The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-18

Buchanan so aroused the indignation
of the people of Memphis that they
hanged the chief magistrate of Tennes.
sec in efigy and then burned the dunn
my.
Bob JORDAN, a negro accused of at
tempting an assault on a white woman,
was seized by a masked mob and shot
to death while being taken to Jail at
Camden, Ark.
AT Green Bay, Wis. L. B. Sale and
two sons were drowned in Fox river.
The boys got beyond their depth and,
the father going to their rescue, all
were drowned.
THE Michigan prohibitionists in
session at Owosso nominated the fol
lowing ticket: Rev. John Russell, OF
New Haven, governor; E. L. Brewer,
of Owosso, lieutenant governor; G. P.
Maloue, of Lansing, secretary of state
David B. Tay or. treasurer; T. E. w.
Adams, auditor general; Myron H.
Walker, of Grand Rapids, attorney
general; A. NJ. Benedict, commissioner
state land Office; Robert D. Avann
superintendent of public instruction
board of education.
AT Oak Grove, Del, Mrs. Rustin, he1
6-year-old daughter and her brothe,
were fatally poisoned by arsenic placed
in the we'll. 1t was thought the di
vorced husband of Mrs. Rustin put tho
poison in the well.
AT the conclave in Denve:', Hugh Nc
Curdy. of Corunna, Mich. was elected
grand master of the knights templa,
and Boston was chosen as the place TO,
the next meeting.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows: Texas, Tenth district
Walter Gresham (dem.); Thirteenth, J.
V. Cockerill (dem.); Nebraska, Fourth
district, w. NJ. Doch Cind J; Sixth, James
Whitehead (rep.); Wisconsin, Thirc
district, John w. Babcock (rep.); Wash
little, (reps.) Indiana, Twelfth district
A. ]. Yew (rep.).
REPUBLICANS of Washington in state
convention at Olympia nominated q
full state ticket with John H. McGraw,
of Seattle, for governor. The resolu
tions oppose the free coinage Of silver
The peoples party of Iowa in con.
vent:on at Des Moines nominated E. H
Gillette for secretary of state, Charles
Mckenzie for attorney general, Justice
Wells for treasurer, J. H. Barnett fol
railroad commissioner and j.. A.
Blakesly for auditor. Presidential
electors were also chosen.
BIZ the fall of a stone wall in Hart
ford City, Ind, five men were killed and
two others injured.
FIRE destroyed the planning mill and
lumber yards of Bender Brothers al
Hamilton, O., causing loss of 500, 900,
and roo men were thrown out of en-
ployment.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In the governments of Saratoff an6
Samara, Russia, the deaths from chol
era numbered 5000 daily.
NEAR St. Alfonso's church in Rome
Italy, a mortar charged with dynamite
was exploded during religious fete
and eleven persons were killed and {
number of others were injured.
In the British parliament the queen,
speech which was read was purely
formal, and foreshadowed an early ad
journment.
IN Warsaw governess namec
; Matuscka entered a cafe and fatally
shot two officers who had cast reflec
! tions on her character.
BRIGANDs near Culiacan, Mexico
captured a train of ten burros loaded
! with $4,000 worth of silver, killed
three of the guards and escaped with
the money.
MORE than 100 persons were reported
! missing from the coaster Ajax, which
was run down outside of Helsingfors
Russia
THE motion of mo confidence" in the
conservative government of Lord Sails
bury was carried by vote of $50 to 81
in the house of commons, thus bringing
on the change of administration anc
placing Gladstone in power.
In the Crimea and Caucasus districts
cholera was decreasing, owing to cooler
weather, but in Moscow the plague
was on the increase.
In the Lachine canal at Montreal
tug sank and Alfred Beauchamp, AL
exander Ratelle and Henry Laros,
were drowned.