The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-03-31

tral train through coach on the Ohio
& Mississippi road seventeen passen-
gers were injured at Odin, Ill.
FROM Minneapolis IT'S cars of flour,
containing $4,000 barrels, were sent
out by the Washburn- Crosby Company
mills to the Russian relief association
of Philadelphia
SOUTH DAKOTA republicans in state
convention at Cham berlain indorsed
the administration of President Ha-ri-
son and instructed the delegates to the
national convention to vote for his re-
nomination.
LOUIS NELSON and Daniel Stephen
son were burned to death in their cabin
near Crystal Falls, Mich.
Posi- OFFICE authorities in Chicago
have discovered that gang of eastern
green goods" men are operating ex-
tensively in the west
NEAR Park City, U. T., train was
derailed and six passengers were in
jured, two proba bly, fatally.
THE North Dakota democrats in state
convention at Grand Forks elected
delegates to the national convention
aud instructed them to vote for Cleve-
land.
FIRE swept away the business por-
ton of Gainesville, Ark.
AT Owosso Mich, Charles Fairfield
was found by friends dying in the poor
house. He formerly lived at Toronto,
Ont, and during the last ten years has
spent his entire fortune in searching
for his wife. who eloped.
AT Richmond, Va, Rev. John Jas
per, the author of THE Sun Do Move"
theory, and Widow Carey, of his flock.
were married. She is his fourth wife,
Jasper is so years old and his bride
is 50.
The democrats who oppose Gov.
Tillman, nominee of the regular de-
mocracy, met in state convention at
Columbia, S. c., and nominated John
C. Sheppard for governor.
AUGUST ARNDT, railroad man in
St. Louis, in fit of anger shot his
wife mot fatally aud then killed him.
self
TENNESSEE prohibitionists will meet
in Nashville June to select national
delegates and to nominate candidate
for governor.
IN schoolhouse near Coalton, o.,
little Matte Oney attempted to climb
through a window. when the sash fell
upon her and killed her.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Work has been resumed by the &c.,
900 English miners that stopped work
to force up prices and prevent fall in
wages.
THE death of Louis Cartigny oc-
Cured at Hyeres, France, at the age Of
lO1 years He was the last survivor of
the battle of Trafalgar.
THE bark Sylvan from Barbados,
was driven ashore off Cranberry Head,
N. S., in a storm and five men were
drowned.
AT Canadian ports collectors have
been ordered to see that the pork prod
ucts OF American hogs slaughtered or
cured in bonds be not branded and ex-
ported as Canadian.
THE resignation of Gen. Caprivi has
been withdrawn and he will rem ain at
the head of the German cabinet.
In Chicapas, Mexico, an ear thquake
leveled a large number of houses and
trees.
FIRE swept away ninety houses at
1mmenhausen, in Hesse- Nassau.
In Sonsonale, in Central America, a
train was derailed and thirteen per-
sons were. killed and thirty -one
wounded.
The famine-stricken provinces of
Russia are now provided with food suf-
ficient to last until May.
NEAR Leon, Mexico, ON the Central
road six train wreckers were caught
tearing up spikes and Immediately
shot.
WHILE returning home through the
Arconi gorge in Venetia, Italy, six men
were killed by being caught in an
avalanche.
In South Australia there is a severe
drought and sheep are dying by thou
sands.
ADvICEs from Paris say the an
archists of that city have abandoned
dynamite and will hereafter use poison
as their chief weapon against society.
In Rome fifty-two anarchists were
sentenced to Imprisonment for terms
ranging from twenty-five days to two
years and eight months.