The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-05

John Collar was shot and killed by his
brother-in-law, John Hahn.
The Harvard foot ball grounds are
being cut up into tennis courts. There
will be no more foot ball played.
Thirty tons of ore have been taken
from the Smuggler mine at Aspen,
Lazarus Silverman, the we'll known
Chicago banker who failed some time
ago, has resumed. He paid all creditors
in full.
By the death of Senator Colquitt
Senator Villas of Wisconsin will proba-
bly, become chairman of the senate
committee on postofices and postroads.
Thursday March 80.
Major w. D. Bickham. editor of the
Dayton CO., Journal, died Tuesday aft
ernoon.
George T. Curtis, the lawyer and
writer on political economy, died at
New York, aged 81.
George w. Palmer of Saltville, who
has long been considered the second
wealthiest man in Virginia, has failed.
The remains of Senator Alfred II.
Colquitt were inferred in Rose Hill
cemetery, Macon, Ca, with impressive
ceremonies.
The funeral services over the remains
of Louis Kossuth were held at Turin,
Italy, Wednesday. The remains will be
inferred in Hungary.
The rate on coal from the Pennsyl-
vania mines to Buffalo will be reduced
on April l to 50 ton, which is % cents
less than the old rate.
Hon. Walter S. Baker, chairman of
the state Democratic executive commit
tee of Texas, has issued a call for a
state convention to be held in Dallas
August IA.
friday, March 30.
Baron Harmon, lord of appeal in Or
binary, is dead at London.
The Bank of Washburn, Wis, is to
be reopened Monday next.
Boston paper manufacturers deny the
recent stories of a com bine.
Lawrence Curran, the we'll known
turfman, is dead at Louisville.
jacob Rosenhain, the celebrated Ger.
man composer and pianist, is dead.
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fire at Cairo, Ills, Thursday night.
The Most Reverend Charles Parsons
Reichel. D. D., protestant lord bishop
of Meath, is dead.
The California supreme court has de-
cided that the act of the last legisla-
ture in removing the capital from Sac
ramento to San Jose was illegal
Congressman Breckenridge took the
stand in his own defense in the noted
breach of promise case at Washington
Thursday and told the story of his in
trigues with Madeline Pollard. His ex
animation will occupy several days.
Saturday, March 81.
The remains of Hans Won Bulow were
cremated at Ham burg.
Jane G. Austen, the we'll known
authoress, died at Boston.
The grand national steeplechase a
Liverpool was won by Why Not.
In battle between native Samoan
factions so men We're killed and 81
wounded.
shot and killed his wife and suicided
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troubles.
DR.. Sheldon jackson, commissioner O
education for Alaska, will leave on hi
annual tour of inspection on April 10
He will return about the latter part O
October.
Herman Clark of New York, charged
with enlightenment, was arrested at tn
Victoria hotel, Chicago, and will b
taken back east. He refused to discus
his arrest.
All the Western roads have voted t.
continue the sales of midwlnter fai
tickets between Chicago and the Pacifi
coast until June 3d. The limit previ
ously set was April 30.
Monday, April 2.
An incendiary fire at Borden, Ind.
did damage to the extent of $4,000.
Fire at Tampico, Mex, destroyed tn
custom house sheds and about $3.50, 90
worth of property.
Western Union wires were tapped a
Kansas City. Pool rooms lost between
$4,000 and $1,000.
Charles Il. Larzellere, Langdal
county's embezzler, has received sen
tence of one year at Waupun.
The Hecla coal mine, the largest il
the Northern Colorado coal district.
burning fercely in three or four places
Two children of Charles Weber, sec
ton foreman on the Northwestern road
were drowned at Rhinelander in tn
Pelican river.
Governor Waite of Colorado has n
fused request to indorse the Coke
movement and issue q call for the nm
employedof Denver to march to Wash
ington.