The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-04
SUMMARY OF WEEKS NEWS.


SUMMARY OF WEEKS NEWS.
Tuesday, June 20.
There are rumors in London and st.
Petersburg that China refuses to sign
the Russo Chinese loan.
Frederick w. Fotterall, prominent
citizen of Philadelphia, died suddenly
at his home in that city.
John Connolly Of Dakota county was
struck by an electric car at st. Paul
and expired three hours later.
Carmel Layas Dasan de .Marti. the
widow Of Jose Marti, the Cuban revo-
lutionary leader. has arrived in New
York.
Secretary: Gresham's will was pro-
bated at Chicago Monday. His entire
estate, valued at $4,000. was be-
queathed to his wife.
A telegram from Boston to The
American Wheelman states positively
that Harry Tyler will join the profess
sional ranks Immediately.
Eastbound shipments from Chicago
last week were 50, 400 tons, against
45, 786 for the preceding week and A..
500 for the corresponding week Of last
year.
Wednesday, june 20.
Frank J. Beard, one Of Kansas City's
pioneers, 10 dead.
-Four Irish sympathizers have do
mated G20, 900 to the anti. Parnellttes
for an election fund. ........
The safe in the office Of tho Standard
Oil company at Dubuque was broken
open and the contents taken.
Dawson Bell, tho Pioneer hotel man
Of Fergus Falls, MIMI, is dead. He
was well known throughout the North
west.
Owing to the rejection of the land
and income tax assessment bill, tle
New South Wales parliament will be
dissolved.
Among the cadets appointed to the
naval academy are E. B. Graves, Glen.
coo, Mimi, w. B. McEntes, alternate,
Montgomery. MINI.
A bold burglary occurred at Center
vile, Ia. The general supply store was
ransacked and about $500 worth of
goods taken off in wagon at the dead
Of night.
Thursday, June ~.
Lower California volcanoes are said
to have again become active.
Northern Pacific receivers have been
authorized to bring suit against Henry
Willard.
Miss Rose Marston of Chicago was
married to Barou Rudolph Schutzebar-
Mitcheling.
The international railway congress
opened in London with speech by the
Prince of Wales.
Thieves who have been operating on
the Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific were arrested at Spokane.
For the first time in many months
the treasury receipts for the current
month exceed the expenditures.
Five persons were killed by lightning
Wednesday during thunder storms
throughout Alabama.
Cardinal Gibbons will visit Munich,
Luxembourg, Brussels, Paris and Lon.
don before returning to America.
Chairman Gould of the California
Democratic central committee refuses
to call silver convention. The plat,
form adopted last fall he thinks sufi-
GENTLY sound to last another year.
Friday, juno -.
The Lake Shore Railroad company
has declared q semi-annual dividend al
per cent, payable Aug. l.
The defense has completed giving its
testimony in the Williams case at Min.
neapolis and the state is Offering rehut.
tai evidence.
In conflict between the students OF
the Latin quarter, Paris, and the police,
two of the students were injured and
five others arrested.
Dick Croker and Jockey Simms are
likely to get into trouble on account ol
the driving of horse uatil it dropped
dead. The cruelty prevention society
are investigating.
It is announced that King Humber,
will shortly issue q decree exoneratina
Premier Crispi from the charges of hav
ing been connected with DR.. Herr, the
Panama canal lobbyist.
Major Charles Hobart, Fifteenth
United States infantry, has been de
tailed to attend the encampment of thu
national guard of Wisconsin at Caml
Douglas, Wis, from July % to Aug. ~
4oourday, June 20.
The fifth stage robbery within Si1
months has been committed near Kla
nath Falls, Or.
The New York Central railroad has
declared quarterly dividend of pea
cent, payable July 15.
Henry G. Runkel, one Of the veteran
lawyers of Milwaukee, is dead. Mr..
Runkel was 81 years Of age.
The Civic Federation of Kansas City
whose purpose it is to purity local poll
tics, has been formally organized.
Governor Morrill, has asked for the
resignation of the two Popnlist mem
bers of the Kansas penitentiary board.
Governor McGraw has issued an or
der disbanding eight companies of in
fantry and two of cavalry troops of the
national guard of Washington upon
recommendation Of the brigadier gen
eral.
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