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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-05
TO BE CONTINUED,
SHORT TALES OF THE WEEK.

L. Williams has probably disposed
of his Second street restaurant to
Frank Clough, of Wells, Mimi, a
school teacher of that place. Mr..
Williams has not decided what he will
do in the future.
There will be a debate on Re
solved. that the government should
own control of the railroads of this
country at the Martin school house
Monday night, with Andrew Stewart
taking the affirmative.
At a regular meeting of the city
council Tuesday evening. aside from
making an official canvass of the cleo
ton returns of that day, and allowing
suudry bills, Aids. Burmeister and
Peck were appointed a committee to
look into the ACCESSIBILITY OF opening
the alley in block 8. Hitchcock's Sec
ond addition.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Redwood Falls
held last Monday W.F.Dickinson was
elected President: O. l.. Dornberg.
cashier: G. W. Dickinson. assistant
cashier; Z. f. Comstock. w. F. Dick
in,on, G.. y. Gilillan, j. B. Robinson,
o. l.. Dornberg.G. E. Mckay and 7.
H. King. directors
Sheriff Mead received word Mon
day. while he was still holding down
the sheriff chair,that Michael koehm,
who was wanted for stealing q horse
from J. r. Thompson, of New Avon.
had been arrested in St. Peter. Koehm
was brought to this city Tuesday
night and held for preliminary ex-
animation.
AT regular meeting of Redwood
Falls lodge, No. 6S, A. O. U. W.. last
Monday evening,the following officers
were installed by Past Master Work
man John Whittet: A. W. Bager, NJ
W.: J. l.. Byram, Foreman; J. 2
Jones, Overseer; SO. Mason. Record
or; Julius Nclges, Receiver: F. NJ
Birkenmeyer, Financier: John Wof'
fens.nith, Guide; AT. Burkharlt, In
side Waterman; Frank f. Scoates, O.
| W.. Emil Kuenzl, Trustee.
A letter from Will A. Hubbard, Jr.
under date Of Dec. 81, at Santa Bar
bara. states that he was benignly
basking under the warm rays of q
California sun, or plucking the citrus
and the orange while meditating owe,
a coming event. which took place yes
terday in Trinity church, Santa Bar.
bara,x his marriage to Miss Alice
St;ckles. In the letter. Win informs
the GAZETTE that he, accompanied BY
his California bride, will start for the
frigid. vet ,bracing ozone of Redwood
Falls the evening following the we'd
ding, which was last evening. The
dickey bird, with mercurial wings
connected with this paper. sings il
effect, that the wedding passed of
pleasantly, in the presence of large
circle of friends and relatives, that the
bride, partly developed under Cali
fornia sun. looked perfectly handsome
and that the presents were numerou:
and costly. Further than this, ou
bird sayeth not Mr.. and Mrs. Hub
bard will be welcomed back to Red
wood Falls right rOvally.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-05

come along anu-LOrdy Sakes.
Whats the matter now
.sListen.
They were both quiet for moment,
the girls two big black eyes denoting
her anxiety. They could distinctly hear
the tread of horses coming ON brisk
LOPEZ
Without word the girl seized Mark S
bride rein and led horse and rider off
the road into the wood. AT Il short dis
lance behind rise in the ground she
stopped Mark was inclined to go on
farther
mo. no." she said hurriedly. "My
pony's right thar. If she ketches sight
o your horse she'll whinny.''
Mark diSmounted, and the girl, pluck
ing handful Of grass, held it to his
horses mouth to keep his attention from
other matters that he might not neigh
and betray them. The two stood look
ing at each other while the sounds grew
londer, dreading every moment that
either one of their horses might give the
signal that would lead to their discovery.
There were evidently not less than half
dozen of the horsemen on the road,
altogether too many for one man, even
if we'll armed, to meet.
The men rode up to the fork of the
road, where they refined in their horses
for parley. 1t was question doubt
| less which load the Yankee soldier had
taken. Presently they divided. one party
taking the left hand road to Tracy
City, the other the road leading mp the
| valley.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-15
ON TRIAl..
sOsponneil. Homestead strike Leader
plnada ..Nnt GnIIfx.n

8Osponneil, Homestead strike Leader
Pleads "Not aniity,e
PrTrs2uRoH. Feb ln The trial of
Hugh O,Donnell began Monday He Is
Indicted for the murder of r. ., Con-
nors, MS we've Clifford md Critchlow.
He pleaded 'not guilty
The work 81 selectlnE jury mas
tedious and occupied the greater part
81 the morning
With but two exceptions members o.
tho jury are workingmen aud this
seemed to please tho defendant greatly.
When court resumed IN the afternoon
Attorney Patterson, Id The absence Of
tho district attorney, opened the case
for the prosecution He reviewed tile
circumstances leading up 70 the riot at
great length and said the prosecution
would prove thnt Conitors came 70 his
death from gunshot wound fred by:
some one of crowd Oh the river bunk
at the homestead mills; that tho coln-
mon purpose Of this crowd was. 10 kin.
and that Hugh 0'Donnell IorineA one af
the number
ri. MeISennan, 81 tho West pennsyi-
yania hospital, Mas Gle frat witness,
and be told 81 attending cohnorA Rev.
Father Lynch. who administered tho
last Rites Of the church, and several
other unlmportnnt witnesses, followed,
and then Capt Cooper Of the Pinker-
ton forces, took the stand He repent
Cd tho story of the trip on the boat and
Hght and surrender al tho mill landing
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our FoReloN ALLIES.
We Can Depend, ON Fresre and Russia 4
Case o. . scrap.

We Can Depend, ON Frapre and Russia IN
Case o. . scrap.
ST. PETRRsHuRa. Feb. is-rThe Noyoe
vremya. Of this city. quotes the state
sment which appeared 10 d New York
newspaper to the effect that Rnssin
and France had agreed TO assist the
United States IN the event Of the United
States being attacked BY any foreign
power
The Eovoe Vrenlya states that while
1t does not think that any &c finite
promise was made. Il Is doubticss i fact
that at the conclusion u the treaties
between Russia and France and the
United States the two former powers
undertook To abstain from assisting
any opponent Of the United states.
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WHITE Hc0ss sosssc.


yaloAbie Papers ard Jewelry aiissinn
since the fnmfwAlion.
wAsaIN0roN. Feb III Has the white
house been robbcd9 Dust what oc,
CURED Is what every ono Is trying 10
find but particularly the members 81
tho presidential family. who arc the
sufferers Russell HARRISON went 20
the health Office Monday afternoon 70
lodge complaint Tor the loss Of iewelry
supposed to be lost or stolen during the
fumigation Of the white house,
Al soon as Mr. IIarriSon's daughter
had fully recovered from the scarlet
fever. Mr. Harrison engaged a suite OF
rooms al the Arlington hotel. where he
Ii now stopping. He left tho white
house III order that tho health anihor.
tiles might take charge Of the rooms
she had occupied and thoroughly disin.
feet aud iumiga,e them % prevent cons
tnRion.
II was understood that nil tho bed
clothing and carpets, sofas rugs and
other articles III these rooms which
might take tile germ Of the disease
should bo burned The fnpieation
was completed about week ago.
Among the effects az the rooms were
some valuable papers jewelry and
Observation-Disclosures which were left 10
Mr.. Harrison by his mother Those,
instead 81 being fnmigatea aud pre-
served. are supposed 10 bo destroyed.
Mr.. Harrison said Monday afternoon
that there WINS no record Of their do
structlon ii the health office, mud Il
certainly seemed II him that the mat
ter should De investigated.
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PITrsBuRgH. Pa. Feb 15 Al d meet
ing OF the Harmonists of Economy
Monday night resolutions were adopted
expressing confidencein President Dnss
and pledging support In defending the
action brought for tie appoint
ment Of a receiver. Regina I.au-
tenschlager. an old Indy. who IS In
eluded in the bill ID equity IS one Of
the plaintiffs was among the signers Of
tho paper. II has jnst been learned
that Duss sold IFS acres Of the Economy
trust TO a wholesale liquor dealer. who
will erect large distillery on the site.
The plaintiffs in the equity proceedings
win endeavor 10 have the sale set aside
a. illeRaL
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DUBLIN, Feb. Is. The Offices Of the
evening papers were bcsieged all Mon
day afternoon with crowds Of citizens
eager to hear about the introduction Of
the new home rule bill. Every mention
of Gladstone's name was the signal for
enthusiastic cheersN Artisans clergy
mon and citizens Of every class We'd
with each other in their anxiety 10 Sc
cure copies Of the newspapers, the sup
ply Of which was totally inadequate.
Gladstone's speech was eagerly dis.
cussed at the clubs and IN the street Al
heavy rain that fell did not in the
least modify the exuberant enthusiasm
81 the citizens Of home rule faith.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-15
MARDI GRAS.
A Magnificent Pageant and a
Grand Ball.
His Majesty Arrives in New Orleans
in Great State


NEW ORLEAxs. Feb IS. His Royal
Majesty Rex. escorted by tho dignitar-
les OF carnival court, arrived 81 n nj,
Monday, az the foot OF Canal street.
His majesty left the royal tiotilIa at
The fort and came up the river on the
royal yacht Galveston. His majesty
was greeted hy thousands Of loyal sub
jccts who had assembled on the lcvee 70
do him honor. His royal highness came
ashore amid the shouts 81 the multi
tude. the booming 81 tho artillery and
the Whaling Of every steamer N port,
without regard TO nationality.
A procession was qaiclsly formed, and
the royal cortege proceeded 70 the city
hall, where tho keys 81 the city were
delivered 10 bis beloved majesty. The
procession then proceeded % the royal
palace, whore his majesty graciously
received his royal subjects
Monday night lsptcnk and his lSrcwc
appeared In one or the NEST magniti-
cent pageants seen for years The sub
ject was Kalesala, depicting the myth
Hology Of Finland. The first car was the
chariot Of Protcus, md then followed
the banner chr, the Rival Ministries, tho
Daughters Of the sun md the Neon,
the Hidden Treasure, the Rainbow
Maid, Forging the Sampo. God Of the
Forest Castle of lIoueyiand. the Plsi-
AIDES Dcathiand, the Magic Barge, the
Evil Principle, Daughter 81 the Fog
Maiden of the lIencyfeids, Ilmaridcn's
Wedding Fcast birth 81 the Harp, the
Water Castle. the sky Dog and the Po-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-15
RUSSIAN MARSHES.
They Are comirR 70 Take Fart n Orr Big
Naval display.

rhey Arc Coming 70 Take Fart ~ Onr Big
Naval display.
ST PETERSBURG, Feb. IS, The cm-
peror Of Russia has decided to dispatch
a large squadron of warships 70 the
United States 10 take part in the naval
display which Is to be arranged in
Hampton Roads to celebrate the OPEN
ing Of the Chicago exhibition This
squadron will call at Cherbourg or Brest
as compliment to the French govern
ment, and the ships are also 10 visit the
duke Of Edipburgh Mt Davenport
The squadron viii be really com
manded by Admiral Karnaisoff, but Is
to be nominalIy under the command Of
Grand Duke Alexis, lord high admiral
of Russia, and among the officers will
be Grand Duke Alexander Michaelo-
witch, who IS betrothed to Grand Ouch
ess xenie, elder daughter Of the car
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-15
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI F'eD. ID
FLOUR Winter patent. 1850 =; fancy
81 25a a45; family. s250G27b; extra. 1900 40;
low grade, IL 7012 90; spring patent A.3564.7v;
spring fancy So 25 800. spring family, 81 100
LOO Rye -four. 1888 1350 Backwheat 1880
2 5Olper 100 pound sack
WHEAT--No. 3 red on track, CSC; No. red,
switched. roc: No . red on track, 7ssfc
CoRE No. 2 white held a. 46c and No 3
mixed at l5c Ear nominal at 42045c. accord
ing to qualitys sales OF mixed ear, nearly vel
low, spot, track. At 441lc; No. ? yellow, spot,
track, al 45c.
OArs-No white held 1T S6IkGs7c for seed
purposes, but feeders views were not above
2 mixed at si03sc, according TO quality and re-
quirements
RYE-The market was unchanged Offerings
and demand light No nominal At STU SOC Tor
prime to choice samples.
CATrLE-Shippers good 10 choice, s5. O01b60:
nominal oxen Good 70 choice, IA e5a5 90; COM
mon to fair, S3e0 400 select butcher a 75 500;
none OF the best offering; fair 70 good
f3 75Gt 65: common. t3002365 Heifers.
Good TO choice heavy. s425d4.T5 good 70
choice light, sAo0aa ST. common 70 fair r. ~
vEAE CALvEs-Market easy and Csc lower
under liberal receipts and light demand Com
mon and large. a. 00a5.T5; fair TO good light.
s600D7O0 extra, ". 25g7.50.
s-Select heavy and prime butchers,
af1s none OF Inc Debt out1iuB
packing. ss25u800; common and rough, " p q
s Is; fair TO good light, tSOog650; fat pigs,
s7 25d rs: common thin to fair pigs, 5000 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS heep--Yearlings and
wethers ih004a66; extra, s5.75: fat ewes, VA 50
GAPS: common to fair. sa5O14a5. hambs-Ex-
ira, 1870; good 10 choice, %. s00a 50: common 20
NEW York, Feb Is
WHEAr--No red, fairly active and steady;
May. siAQsiHc
Rye Nominal " esteTn, 916ic
BARLEY- Dull and nrm: State, q ts0e; west
ern e0asoci MOL Toronto esa Csc: No do, q
coRE-No. duH ana arm; May, s. s2sc;
July, 52hc; No 2. 52ss1s stsc; steamer mixed.
Oars lss Steady ana dun; May. sssc; state and
western, ssa46c.
CArrLE-M Market steady at about last weeks
prices: three cars cattle shipped 70 New York
Hoes Market active: fair light 70 best
heavy. ss50aooo; eight cars hogs shipped %
New York
sHEEp- Market slow. iOc 70 ISc on from last
weeks prices.
WHEAT steady at decline. No. 2 red spot
6g5sc: March, T7Kc May, sQsscl
Cotk Weak mixed spot. S0Nc; February,
50etc: May. b0Ae
OARS Dull; Nc, 2, white, western. siatse
RxE-Qdiet; No. :. &C asked
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is.
wHEAT--Weak and lower: No ? ned Febru-
airy. TTHSIAe
Cons Options shade lower; local car lots
weaker. No 2 yellow fer local trade, 62sLc;
sales or No. linked for last half Of February ut
sic; No mixed February, Soc
0Ars--Cer lots STEADY and demand light; No
white l0sfc; doelipped, &c; No. white. szci
No white February tiADiiha
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81 AiNg.s Will. 4


his Entire Estate Is Lett Practically TO
Airs. Blaines
AUeUsTA, Me-. Feb. is The win Of
James G blaine was flied for probate
Monday. Theldocument was executed
nt Washington on january. md leaves
the entire estate practically 10 Mrs.
blaine Ia fee simple
He bequeaths TO his daughters Mar
garet and Harriet and his son James $50
each. To each 81 his grandchildren,
Emmons blaine, blaine coppinger and
Corwin Coppinger. be leaves s25.
The rest Of the estate IS bequeathed
absolutely and In fee simple 70 Harriet
s blaine, his wife
No provision i made for James @.
Blaine III, son of James q. Blaine, jr.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-15
PHILADELPHIA PORK
VIII Rival the Chicago Product In this
European Markets.

viii Rival the Chicago Prodact In the
Enropeau Markets.
PHHADKLrHfA, Feb. IS. Chicago's
mammoth pork trust wilt have a
competitor, in the shape Of q big s. ndi-
cate III this city. after March !. Ar
engagements have already been made
for the starting Of the concern, and a
contract has been closed with tho
baltimore s Ohio railroad which
will give material aid 70 the
venture. The gentlemen back
ing the new industry, who are nearly
all Philadeiphians. have raised capital
of $500. 900 to begin with. The contracts
call for the starting ~ the works on tho
tirst day OF March. The concern has
also made arrangements for shipping
its products directly 70 the continent Of
Europe, and expects 70 reap q big trade
from this source, especially IN view Of
the withdrawal 81 some 81 The foreign
restrictionson the Importation % Amer
tenn mark
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Over The BANK


He Frct-At Eakl : aad Right Care
nfFis,ie neath ~ the r. EiAeers
RnisroI. Tenn. Feb Is. AT Norton's
summit, while an s A. 4 q freight
rain was rounding curve. the track
rave way and the engine and eight cars
.ciled : hundred feet down the noun
tain.
Engineer William Allen was pinioned
under the engine, where he lay badly
mangled and scalded for four hours be-
fore he conld be released He was re-
leased BY digging the earth from be-
meath him He Ind inhaled large
Of steam and died in awful az
Eony Tuesday morning al $50.
Fireman Petty John and section Fore
man Parker went down with the en-
ginc. and were seriously II not fatally
scalded
About the time the above occurred q
freight train on the Il. Il w. ran into q
slide Al Seven Mile Ford The engine
and six cars were preeipitated down q
high Gil.
Engineer John smith had one leg
broken sind was otherwise badly in
jured, Fireman WIN Marion jumped
and sustained serious injuries The
front brakeman went down with the
cars and was hurt
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-15
! 'ADvENTisTs' CONFERENCE.
The sunday Question ore OF the Main
Topics Rainre IL.

The sunday aurstson ore 81 che Main
Topics Rainre u.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Feb -. The
international conference 81 the Seventh
Day Adyentists opens here Saturday
over 600 dele ates have already arrived,
and 100 more are expected. Among the
most distinguished delegates present
are Elder Peter Vessels OK south
Africa, who presides over the Kimber-
Iii mission; Rev Lewis johnson. who
has cIarge Of the work Ia Norway,
Sweden and Finland; Rev u. 4. Cone
rad, In charge Of the Russian and Ger
man missions at Hamburg. and Rev. q.
q. Tenney. editor 81 the Bible Echo Mt
Australia. One Of the in
teresting questions 70 be considered by
the conference will be the relations Of
church and state. Adventists consider
this n question threatening the world,
and win salxe steps 70 defend the five
Paris Adventists arrested for working
on Sunday.
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The I. 8. .. Il Orphans. Homo.

Fremont, Of. Feb. Is. 1t seems en-
tireiy probable that the State Odd Eel
lows Orphans home will Be located at
Fremont, The efforts Of the brethren
In Toledo have been in vain and they
are deeply interested In getting 1t as
near their city as possible. The site
offered is the beautiful Leppelman es-
tate, on the bluff overlooking the San
dusky river II is an ideal location for
such 4 grand institution, and north
western Ohio may congratulate herself
that one 81 her cities has been success
FIJI
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. aavad nr aIule.

CoALToN, O., Feb. IS. Two miners,
Charles Cline and Patrick Graham.
were seriously injured BY fall Of slate
in the Comet coal mine. and mule
valued 1T $3.50 was instantly killed The
men will recover, bnt the only thing
that prevented them from being crushed
TO death was the mule, whose body be-
ing large, kept the slate, weighing sew
.eral tons, from squarely striking them.
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CONDENSED NEWS


Gathered From Al Parts Of the ceurtrv
~ reierrsph
The betrothaI Of Prince Ferdinand 81
Bulgaria, aud the Princess Marie Louis.
daughter Of the duke Of Parma. IS an
Enonneed.
The duke o. Edinburgh owns one ef
the finest 'Strad- violins in the world
and Chicago has secured ii for her ex-
position.
Prof baldwin Of the Toronto univsr-
sity, has been offered professorship IN
psychology ia Frineeton university.
lie has not yet decided whether he vii
accept
The Mason Jar and Bottle works. at
Marion, Ind. was destroyed by ire ut
: o'clock Monday morning. throwing
out Of employment FIVE hundred men.
Loss 81, O01
The good people Of West Pittston,
Pa, jailed large number of laborcrs,
Engaged in aging an electric raiir I'D
track on Sunday. for violation Of tslc
Sabbath laws,
Aman who was killed near Syracuse
n. ", ON the New York Ceatral Febru-
airy 8, has been Identified as Curt
Fasley. Of Henrietta. Tex lie was
wanted in Oklahama for robbing aman
~ S,oca
PincAs Iphalski doing business as a
manufactured cigars in New York and
Key West, Fla, has made an assign
ment The liabilities are about sIv0,-
900. Mr.. pohaislSi thinks he can pay
lseventy-five cents on the dollar.
A special to the Philadelphia Press
from Washington says that one Of the
latest cabinet rumors Is that ex-Soiici-
tor Gen. George O. Jerks viii be asked
by Mr.. Cleveland to accept the attorney
generafship Judge jerks ism PennsyL-
yanian.
Another serious strike is on In Mum
Gle. Ind. Monday the molders at VIM
n. Whitley Reaper and Mower works
refused to return to work unless their
wages were raised from eighteen and
twenty-five cents per hour TO twenty
five cents.
Henry j. Spencer, who had served a
term in the Maryland penitentiary for
killing man, ended his life with NOR
phine at Chicago. He had been dis
charged rs engineer at the Chicago oys-
ter house. the story Of his past life be-
coming known.
The Canadian minister Of agriculture
was Monday notified by the United
States that Canadian cattle will not be
permitted to enter American territory
for exhibit ut the Chicago Worlds fair
unless they shall have undergone nine
ty days quarantine.
At meeting Of the passenger
representatives Of the lines east
and south Of Chicago Monday, a
basis for the establishment of summer
tourist rates for the season Of 1893 was
adopted II Is practically the same as
that in effect last summer
Through Parson Davies, Peter Jack
son Monday night delivered his ulti-
matum to James J. Corbett. He wants
definite. unequivocal. final reply from
Corbett within ten days. or he will
withdraw all challenges and take down
the deposit Of u. 500 recently put up in
New York.
On the Ist Of March the archives of
King Ludwig, the first friend Of Lola
Montez, will be opened according to q
clause in his last will. He died Febru-
airy 20. Is6s--nearly twenty-five years
ago 1t is said THAT d number Of inter-
esting papers will be found among the
documents he left behind
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cRlNoLlNE CONDEMNED.
mi introduced in Sew York Legislature
10 Prohibit TIleir Return.


to Prohibit Their Return.
ALBANY. N 81. Feb. III Assembly,
man Smith, has introduced bill III the
assembly which will cause no end Of
discussion. not only IN the legislature,
but throughout the country. The
bill Is prcfaced BY q preamble. md
then Iii Hts enacting clauses seeks
to prohibit women from returning 10
the old custom 81 wearing hoop skirts.
The bill rccites that the country has
grown more thielsly populated since the
old custom was dropped, and that 10
again bring hoopskirts into crowded
street ears, public conveyanccs and
thoroughfarcs would be nothing less
than hardship 10 the people II fur
tlier urges that tile revival OF the old
style would be great drawback 70 the
Worlds fair. Whether Of not the bill
u taken seriously, Il win 20 the life u
the legislature ~ soon as II comes up
for discussion,