The Redwood gazette., 1894-07-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Tuesdav. July ~.

COrreCtlOnS Tor ClOo ana currents c
make the official time of the cruiser $
Minneapolis 23.O7 instead of 2305 as
unofi.ially reported.
A dispatch received at the marine
hospital bureau through the state de.
partment announces an outbreak OF
cholera in Northern Prussia.
Among the petitions placed tefore
the New York constitutional convention
was one signed by 75,O ,OUO workingmen
for an anli-conspiracy law.
The Railway Times. the official organ
of the A. r. U. at Chicago, which has
been publishing daily bulletins since
the trouble began, has announced that
hereafter it will issue on alternate days.
Wednesday, July Is.
Baron Beyans, the Belgian minister
to France, is dead.
Joseph Hyrtie, the noted Austrian
anat.mist, is dead, aged 81.
Charles NJ. r. Leconte de Lisle, the
poet and member of the French acad-
envy, is dead.
Commonwealers encamped in the
vicinity of Washington are in dire
straits for food.
The latest telegraphic reports re-
ceived at Washington indicate that the
Corean situation is substantially un-
changed.
The cash balance in the treasury at
the close OF business Tuesday was
$121, ,295. 7O5. of which $64, ,431, ,542 was
gold reserve.
The Illinois Steel company signed the
scale for the Longview works at Mil
waukee and 6U0 men will start to work
in the morning.
The president nominated David A.
Wells. Jr., of Connecticut to be second
secretary of legation of the United
States at London.
Thursday, July 10.
The steamer Columbia will take
away $500. 600 in gold from New York.
Bishop Marty has been removed from
the Sioux Falls to the st. Cloud diocese
by Archbishop Ireland.
The Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo strike has teen declared off,
and all the men at Logan, O., returned
to work.
Prince Henry of Bour bon, duke of
Seville, is dead. His death occurred
during voyage from the PHILIPPINE
islands to B .rcelona.
The river steamers Nishegorodsetz
and Dobrovoletz came in collision be-
tween Perm and Kasan and the latter
was sunk. ,Twenty-eight persons were
drowned.
Wednesdays game of baseball te-
tween Philadelphia and Boston at the
former place resulted in riot in which
several Boston players were injured.
The trouble was caused by the un-
sportsmanlike tactics of the Boston
team.
Friday, July 20.
A bridge below Lima, Mon., on the
Union Pacific was burned Thursday.
The St. Clotilde Catholic church at
Minneapolis has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, $25, 900.
Two hundred and eight fresh cases of
cholera and 81 deaths were reported at
St. Petersburg Thursday.
The Peoples party of the Seventh
Missouri congressional district have
nominated q. P. Tippen of Springfe
The japanese government has pur-
chased six steamships which belonged
to the English line running between
Liverpool and China.
The town of Somerset, In5., was al
msst totally destroyed by fire. The
business portion was destroyed with
large numl er of residences. The loss
is heavy with small insurance.
At Trenton, N. j., Joseph Wallwitz
was hanged for the murder of Deputy
Prison Keeper J. P. Lipponcott, in the
state prison, Trenton, on the night of
March l, 1894.
Saturday, July FL.
The cruiser Columbia has sailed for
Bluefields, Nicaragua.
The Northern Pacific has shipped 76O
cars of freight from Tacoma eastward
since Monday.
A Chicago and Alton train was
wrecked at the Belt Line crossing, Chi
cago. The mail clerk was probably
fatally injured.
The miners OF the Jellico, Tenn, re-
gion have returned to work in accord
ance with recommendations of a con-
ference held with the operators on
Monday last.
Wilmore, small town in Jass anime
county. KY. was badly damaged by a
cyclone. At least a dozen people were
injured. one of them fatally. The
Holiness campmeeting was struck and
every tent and cottage destroyed.
TIE French chamber of deputies has
adopted the second clause of the anti
anarchist bill, providing that anarchist
trials shall be before a correctional tri-
bunal, com posed of judges, instead Of
being tried by juries.
It was stated at the White House
that the president has no intention of
visiting Atlantic City this season. He
has contemplated visiting Mrs. Cleve-
land at Gray Gables as soon as public
business would permit, but probably
cannot go until congress adjourns.
Monday, July 23.
Denton j. Callahan suicided at st.
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