The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-06-27
SUMMARY of WEEKS NEWS,

Tuesday, juno 10.
Secretary Lamont is inspecting West
ern army posts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone have arrived
at Copenhagen on board the steamer
Tantallon Castle.
G. F. Schmid, president Of the Colo
RADIO Mining Stoce Exchange, died at
Denver of consumption.
The city council of Toulon has de-
Cided to half mast the flags on all pub
lie buildings while the French ships are
at Kiel.
Colonel Richard Irving Dodge, U.
s. A., retired, died at his summer
home at Sacketts Harbor Of apoplexy,
aged 50.
- An application has been made for the
release Of Oscar Wilde, pending steps
to be taken for q new trial. The appli.
cation was denied.
Eastbound shipments from Chicago
last week amounted to 4:,736 tons,
against 81, 71S for the preceding week
and 45.861 tons for tho corresponding
week of last year.
Wednesday, June 10.
A summer racing meeting will be
held at Morton, Mimi, July and 5.
The Boring sea bill passed it's second
reading in the English house Of COM
mons.
It is rumored at Vienna that Pre-
mier Prince Windisch Gratz has ten.
dered his resignation Of the entire cab
met to the emperor.
One hundred men have struck for
more pay at the Emma blast furnace at
Cleveland. A settlement without
trouble is anticipated.
BY the premature explosion Of blast
mund Griffith was instantly killed and
Thomas Davis fatally injured.
Lord Colin Campbell, fourth son of
the Duke Of Argyle, captain of the
Bombay Rife Volunteer corps, is dead,
aged 4S years. The cause of death was
pneumonia.
Henry Smith, the United States min.
lister to Hayti, is in Washington on
leave of absence from his post. MI.
Smith has been i'll from an attack of
Indian fever, but is recuperating.
Thursday, June go.
) The Charles City ia. Daily Globe
has been sold to Hal Myers and Will C.
Huffman.
The union bakers Of Cleveland, 100
strong and working in 80 shops, have
gone on strike for more pay.
Ten prisoners, four of them murder
ers, tunneled their way out of the
county Jail at Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
The convention Of young peoples
societies Of the German Evangelical
church is being held at Ackley, Il.
Commodore Bunce has been appoint
ed to the command of the North At
lantic squadron, to succeed Admiral
Meade.
The Peruvian corporation has foated
81, 600, 600 of new debenture bonds in
Paris. The proceeds are to be used in
railroad construction
Mexico and Guatemala have extended
until Nay l., 1895, the time within
which the boundary line, as agreed on
by recent treaty, shall be put into
effect.
Friday, June Fl.
Russia will increase the consumption
tax ON tea
Fire destroyed $2o0, 600 worth .ot
Seattle street railway property.
The South Dakota weather and ucrop
bulletin reports satisfactory pcogress
for the week.
Chicago detectives made q raid and
captured five Canadian burglars, one
An ex-cOnvict.
The disbursement to pensioners next
month on account of the quarterly
payment will aggregate $l3, $780, 900.
Governor Kinley Of Ohio addressed
an audience Of O,OOO people at the
opening of the Ottawa KAN Chau-
tauqna
Mrs. Louis f. Anzerais of San Fran.
cisco, who recently inherited hall &
million dollars, has decided to become
an actress.
G. H. Fennimoce of New York il
under arrest at Detroit, charged with
being a member of a gang of "direct-
ory'' swindlers.
Saturday. June r..
Baron Won Thielman, the new Ger.
man ambassador, has arrived at Wash
ington.
Colonel William Winthrop. assistant
judge advocate general of the army,
will retire in August.
A man named Morrison was struck
by lightning on his farm near Butts
vile, N. D., and instantly killed.
The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the Park National bank OF
Cleveland, O., to begin business with a
capital of $5OO,OOO.
At the convent of St. Francis. Du-
buque, 80 young ladies were invested
with the third order of st. Francis by
Archbishop Hennesey.
Miss Mary o. Wilson, daughter of
the late Eugene NJ. Wilson of Mime