The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-01

For the week Ending May e..

Al OOSIOu, 1d11cO 1OT cCUU,
Flames swept away two-thirds of the
business portion of Rocklin, Cal.
A new secret political society has
been formed among Kansas farmers.
Coinage is to be suspended at the
Carson New mint after the present
month.
The Bank Of Puyallup, at Puya1lup,
Wash, closed it's doors, with liabilities
of $4,000.
American Baptists in session at Dem
yer denounced Sunday opening at the
worlds fair.
While fishing in Wall lake, Iowa,
George Burgess, Bert Corey and r.
Corey were drowned.
The Brunswick state bank. at Bruins
wick, Ca, where the state funds were
deposited, has failed.
Three lives were lost and great dam
age done by the storm which visited
the Mississippi valley.
Thirty convicts died in three DAYS in
the Pratt mines near Birmingham,
Ala, from pneumonia.
The Italian government will raise it's
representative to the United States to
the rank of ambassador
The Farmers state bank of BROOKLYN.
Mich, closed its doors, with liabilities
amounting to about $4,000.
Two mad dogs bit twenty persons IN
Chicago in the neigh borhood of Forty
eighth and West Lake streets.
Some unknown person Thursday night
demolished all the tombstones in the
cemetery at New Munich. MINI.
The Elmira IN. " national bank
closed les doors owing to the financial
difficulties of its president, D. C. Robin
son.
Reports from the 100 national banks
in Illinois outside of Chicago show re-
serve of 1919 per cent. above require
ment.
Judge R. F. Lyon, one of the most
prominent jurists in Georgia, died in
Macon after a long illness, aged 95
years.
During a fire in the Arab camp in
Chicago three camels and seven Arabian
horses, one valued at $4,000, were Gre
mated.
The father of Lou Trenck, whe~was
hanged by an Indiana mob, has offered
a reward for the conviction of the ring
leaders.
Farnham post of the G. A. R.. whose
charter was recently revoked, has taken
the initiative in the formation of a
new order.
A small town in Cherokee county.
Tex, was almost wiped out by fire and
DR.. J. E. Roberts was burned to death
in his office.
The Mercantile Financial Trustees
q Agency company at Melbourne, Ans.
tralia, failed with deposits amounting
to $780, 900.
81 Thousands of people have been rem
dered homeless by the floods in north
west Louisiana and an appeal has been
issued for ail
Miss Cyntia D. Brockwell, a teacher
at the Sisseton agency and formerly a
Washington belle. has married full
blooded Indian.
Tony jackson. a farmer residing near
Hillsboro, Ill, was gored to death by
bull Friday while he was attempting to
cross pasture.
A government surveying party on the
Colville reservation in Washington was
attacked by Indians and two OF it's mem
bers were killed.
An express train on the Missouri Pa
cific was held up and robbed of LOGO
by four unmasked men just beyond the
suburbs of st. Louis.
The ,owder mill at St. Inherit. Ger
many, exploded, and ten laborers were
killed outright and a large number of
others were wounded.
Fred Mce,ibney, Thomas O'Brien and
Thomas kilislzy, small boys, were
drowned in the river at Brooklyn, N.
Y, by the upsetting of a boat.
Mrs. Warren Cohn, wife of mer-
chant at Sioux City, Ia, used gasoline
instead of kerosene in starting a fire
and was burned to death Friday.
An attempt was made to wreck pas
senger train on the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton road on which Superin-
tendent Hustled was passenger.
Prof. Moses g. Farmer, of Boston, one
of the pioneers of modern application
of electricity to industrial uses, died in
Chicago of pneumonia, aged 70 years.
Warrants have been issued for several
dishonest worlds fair gate keepers.
From 5000 to 10000 souvenir tickets
are said to have been purlolned daily.
The sixteen foreign countries dissat-
isfed with the single judge plan of
making awards at the worlds fair have
decided to enter into competition among
themselves.
Miss Blanche Culbertson, of Chicago,
engaged to a British officer, eloped with
Leigh French, of Minnesota, whom her
fathers will leaving her $500. 900 for
babe her to marry on pain of disin-
heritance.
Daniel N. Morgan, of Connecticut, the
new United States treasurer, will relieve
E. r. Nebel1er June next. 1t will take
two and half months to complete the
count of the money.
Only One Life Lost.
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