The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-25
SLIGHT earthquake shocks were felt
at Louisville, KY. The movement was
from east tn west

each aged 6 years. were drowned by
breaking through the ice at Council
Bluffs, la.
RY the death of Henry Armstrong,
aged 60 years, who had lived and voted
at Junta, Tenn, for twenty-five years,
it was discovered that Henry was a
woman, named Myra Lawrence. She
served during the war as man, and
kept her secret until the end.
AT Nestucca Ore, Capt. Gault and
four seamen of the sealing schooner
Oscar and Hattie were drowned while
attempting to land in small boat
In Louisiana the Yarmouth faction of
the republican party met in state con-
vention in New Orleans and nominated
a full state ticket with John E. Breux
for governor. There are now four state
t:ckets-two republican and two demo
cratic.
The Missouri legislature met in extra
session at jefferson City to rearrange
the congressional districts.
A FIRE among business houses in
New Orleans caused a loss of $2,00O,-
600.
Nfa WILFoRD CARSON, of Dayton
Ia, and Tom Mcguire, of Lehigh, Ia,
have been notified that they are heirs
to fortune of seventeen millions from
an old Scotch estate.
FIRE destroyed the dry goods EN-.
porium of the F. NJ. McGillin Company
| al Cleveland, O., involving a loss of
$500. 900.
A BILL. has passed the lower house
of the Mississippi legislature creating
a new county to be called jeff Davis. I"
HOTELS in St Louis declined to give
apartments to Sarah Bernhardt unless
she would forego the company Of her
snakes, dogs, parrots, etc. She re-
fused, and remained in her private car.
MOB captured Berry Turner, the
noted outlaw, near Milleboro KY, and
hanged him to tree.
AT Madison the Wisconsin anti
saloon league, a non-partisan temper
ance organization, was formed.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
IT is said by Michael Davitt that
Irish proprietors are mortgaged to
English bankers to the extent of $780,
600, 900.
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being anarchists have been arrested.
In Great Britain storms prostrated
telegraph wires, .tlocked railways and
highways, stopped packet service on
the English channel and wrecked YES
sells on the coast.
In Chill plots to kill President Montt
and Gen. Canto were discovered and
thwarted.
AT Warsaw $50 persons were ar
rested in connection with the alleged
nihilist plots and were exiled to ST.
IBERIA.
OFF the Irish coast a fishing boat
fcundered and five of the crew were
drowned.
THE largest woman in the world
Mrs Chippewa, died at Dog Lake In
dian reservation, Man., aged Al years
She was feet II inches high and
weighed $50 pounds
AT Kouba, village near Algiers,
seven Arabs who had sought shelter
in grotto were all killed by the COL
lapsing of the roof of the grotto.
VEsUv1Us is again in a state Of erup-
ton.
In the state of Clara, Brazil, disturb
ances have broken out and the gov
ernor has been driven from the capital.
ON the rocks off Puma, Sandwich
Islands, the American bark Tamerlane
was wrecked and the captain and
seventeen men were drowned.
The mem bers of the French ministry
rendered their designations to Presi
dent Carnot because of the action OF
the chamber of deputies in connection
with the bill dealing with church asso.
Citations
EDWARD PARKER DEACON, a wealthy
American. killed Nj. Abeille, French
diplomatic, whom he found in the
apartments of Mrs. Deacon in hotel
at Cannes, France.
AT fire in a drapery store at Lulle,
France, five persons were killed by fall
ing walls. They had gone into the
building to look for one supposed to be
inside.
In Japan seventy men were killed
and seventeen injured in an explosion
at the Horonia coal mine.