The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Tuesday, Feb. 6.

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adelphia.
At Lebanon, Tenn, the jury in tn,
Turpin murder case disagreed for tn,
third time.
Harry Carr, Denver lawyer, wa
shot and killed by a burglar who wa
going through his house.
1t is announced that ex-P President Har
rison will not be candidate for tn,
presidential nomination.
A heavy wind storm blew down tn,
Congregational church at Gate City
Ala. Three persons were fatally injured
An immense meteor is said to hav'
fallen in the vicinity of Carson, New
1t shook the earth for miles around
Parties are searching for it.
Wednesday. Feb. 7.
Senator Allen has introduced a bill
''tO prevent the abuse of the writ of in
junction"
The German cruiser, Marie, now il
Gillian waters, has been ordered to Ri
de Janeiro.
General Jacob Ammen, u. S. A.
retired, died suddenly of heart disease
at LockIandO.
A meeting of prominent citizens wa
held at Boston to promote the establish
ment OF international bimetallism.
Cardinal Rampalla, papal secretary
OF the state, denies that bishop Cor
rigan has been summoned to Rome.
Twenty-four high grade clerks in the
pension offices, salaried from $1,000 t,
81, 800 year have been dismissed.
The announcement made few DAYS
ago by San Francisco paper that the
midwinter fair would be extended unit
the last of July is denounced as unwar
ranted by the fair management.
Andrew Foy, husband of Mrs. Foy
who proved such strong witness fo1
the prosecution in the Coughlin case
was put on the stand and squarely con
tradicted all the testimony given by her
Thursday Feb 8.
A. j. McLaurin, Democrat, will sue
coed Mr.. Walthall of Mississippi in thu
United States senate.
A system of underground pneumatic
tubes has been inaugurated in Chicago
About Is miles of the tubes have beer
laid thus far.
The Northern Pacific Express com.
pany. it is reported, will be succeeded
on the Wisconsin Central road by the
American Express company.
Secretary Carlisle has called for the
resignation of G. NJ Gosham, coiner Of
the San Francisco mint, and P. B. Ellis
kl,o
New, mint.
A new Russian steamship company
with capital of 20, 900, 900 roubles has
been established. Boats will ply be
tween Odessa and the United States.
The Japanese steamship Koryo Marco
is reported missing, and it is believed tt
have been wrecked, with the loss of he1
crew of 43 persons, and 20 passengers.
Friday, Feb. 9.
A case of smallpox has been discov
cred in the Jail at Juneau, Wis.
The will of the late George w. Childs
gives all his property to his wife.
President Cleveland has signed thu
federal election repeal bill and it is nov
a law.
Considerable firing took place in Rio
harbor Wednesday. Four men were
killed.
It is estimated 100000 persons ir
Austria are out of employment, lou, OO(
of the number being in Vienna.
Charles J. Canda of New York has
been elected treasurer of the National
A 1f n,
Hon. Roswell P. Flower, resigned.
Word has reached Vancouver of the
total destruction of the tugboat Estelle
by an explosion and the loss of the
entire crew, numbering eight persons.
st. Gaudens, the famous sculptor, il
devoting his entire time to a monument
of Garfield, to be erected in Paramount
park, Philadelphia. 1t will cost SIC, 900
The announcement of the intended
marriage of Miss Anna Gould and Mr.
Hartman has been confirmed by George
Gould, brother Of the prospective bride
Saturday, Feb. 10.
A rumor is in circulation at Washing
ton that Cleveland will recall Willis.
The car is going to the Crimea in or
der to complete his recovery to health.
The house of lords has completed thu
committee stage of the parish councils
bill.
A lockout will be declared in thu
Massilon CO., district unless miners &C
cept cut.
The Canadian parliament will b.
called in session on either the Sth or tn,
10Th of March.
H. c. Barnum, a jewelry salesman
was robbed at Springfield, Mass, o.
$15, 1000 worth of samples.
At the Sevey picture sale in New
York, Ludwig Krause's painting ''A1
Apologistic Bill Collector" was sold fo1
$1,000.
Monday, Feb. 10.
Mr.. Gladstone has returned to Londo1
from Biarritz.
It is rumored at Cape Town that King
Lobengula is dead.
The Russo German treaty has beer
signed for both countries.
Dun's trade review notes slight i'm
provement for the week.