The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-01-21
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Miss Kobash, just married, was run
into by an engine at Pueblo, Col.
and both bride and groom were fatally
hurt.
THE grip caused the death of Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Brooks, of North
Lockport, ILL.,, who died within few
hours of each other
AT Annapolis Frank Brown was in
augurated governor of Maryland in the
presence of the general assembly.
FIRE destroyed the prosperous town
of Bolton, Miss.
FRosTs in southern California have
played havoc with the fruit-growing
industry, the losses being estimated at
81, 600, 900.
In Montana the products of ranges
and mines for 1891 were said to be
worth over So, 900, 600.
THE will of Senator Plumb was filed
for probate at Emporia, Kan. 1t dis
poses of property valued at $4,000, 600.
ROBERT l.. CHESTER, the oldest ma.
son in the Uni1ed States and veteran
of the war of 1919, died at Jackson,
Tenn, aged 90 years.
On the Pennsylvania road an engine
of fast train struck a street car in
Chicago, killing one woman and injur'
ing twenty-three other persons, some
fatally.
The firm of J. j. Nicholson & Sons,
leading bankers in Baltimore, failed
for $500, 900; assets, $3.50, 600.
THE execution of Ming How, the
Chinaman who murdered fellow
countryman in Baker City last Sep
tenn ber, took place at Canyon City,
Ore.
AN earthquake shocked the city OF
jackson, Tenn. No damage was done.
ILLINOIS republicans will meet in
state convention at Springfield May
to elect delegates to the national con-
vention and nominate state officers.
JAMES s. ROBINSON, formerly secreta-
ry of state of Ohio and twice member
of congress, died at Kenton, O.
A MOB at Oxford, o., hanged Henry
Corbin. the colored coachman who so
brutally murdered Mrs. Horner, a
wealthy widow.
RANGERS and Mexican ore thieves
fought in Shafter county. Tex, and
three of the latter were shot dead.
AT Tacoma, WASH, John L. Sullivan
signed the pledge and made speech
from the stage with Francis Murphy,
the temperance orator.
THE two children of William Allen,
Jr., of Mill brook, Mich, tipped lamp
over and were burned to death.
THE deadlock in the Iowa senate was
broken by the election of J. w. Cliff
(rep.) as secretary The rest of the
officials chosen were democrats.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The revolutionists were said to have
captured Casas Grande, Mex, a town
south of Ascension, after hard fight,
in Which several persons were killed.
FIRE in the Benedictine Abbey at
Freamp, department of the Seine,
France, destroyed the building, the
loss being $40o,o0o
THE Italian government has given
strict orders for the inspection of all
meats imported from America
In an interview President Diaz said
that the Cara movement was scheme
of spectators and that revolution ir
Mexico was impossible.
In speech at Kingston Mr. Lau
rier leader of the Canadian liberals
spoke in favor of unrestricted reciproc
ity with the United States.
OFF Cuphi Point, China, the steamer
Namhow foundered and Ala person.
, were drowned
The death of Albert Victor, the duke
of Clarence and Avondale, eldest son O.
| the prince of Wales, and therefore heir
| presumptive to the throne of England
| occurred in London of congestion O.
the lungs.
In London Cardinal Manning died a
the age of "a years from an attack o
influenza from which he had been suf
fering for a week.
| THE death of Cardinal Giovanni
Simeoni occurred at Rome of influenza
aged rs years.
FLAMES in the village of Chepugana
Darien, destroyed 1870 houses.
GEN KENT, a noted officer in the
CrimeapL war, committed suicide at Elk
eter, Eng.
AT Sofia fifty army officers were ar
rested for plotting against the life o
Prince Ferdinand, the ruler of Bul
garia.