The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25
Wednesday, April ~.

The 18th annual encampment of the
department of Kentucky G. A. R. is in
session at Hopkinsville.
Richard Mccarthy of Tonka, Mimi,
claims to have a perpetual motion ma
chine, for which it is said he has been
offered 81, 100000.
The general synod executive com.
mittee met at Springfield, o., to revise
the hymns of the Lutheran church Of
the United States.
George H. Clark, prominent citizen
of Oskaloosa, Ia, and brother of Con-
gresham Sam Clark, dropped dead in
that city Tuesday.
Thursday, April Is.
Oil has advanced pence per gallon
at Glasgow within q week.
California legislature has authorized
the manufacture of anti-toxine under
supervision of the state board of health.
Alex Turk Of Cleveland, O., fred
three shots into the body of his sweet
heart and then suicided. Jealousy is
the supposed cause.
Miss Maud Alice Burke Of San Fran
cisco was married to Sir Bache Cunard,
Bart, Of England, in New York city
Wednesday.
The Yorktown has arrived at Shang-
hal, the San Francisco has sailed from
Smyrna for Alexandria, and the Con-
cord from Shanghai for Nsgasaki.
United States Minister Baker at
Managua has informed the state de-
partment Of the formations Of new
cabinet in Nicaragua on April last.
The internal revenue officials posi-
lively decline to make public any state
ment in regard to income tai returns
or to answer any question relating
thereto.
Fridsy, April 10.
Kathleen, the eldest daughter Of
Michael Dawitt, the Irish leader, ID
dead.
Spain refuses to allow missionaries
from this country to return to the
Canary islands.
The comptroller Of the currency has
authorized the Peoples National bank
at Mankato, Mimi, to organize.
William B. Smith, ex-mayor of Phil
adelphia, has secured q verdict Of $45,-
GOO against The Times Of that city for
libel.
Eastbound shipments from Chicago
Last week were 70, GA tons against co.
$50 for the previous week and 9l,975
for the corresponding week of last year:
Governor Morton has issued a requi-
sition on the governor of New Jersey
for the return TO- New York of Oliver
Perry, the train r0bber captured in that
state.
Saturday. April -.
Hon. George w. Carlisle brother of
Hon. John G.. Carlisle, secretary of the
treasury, died at his home an Independ-
ence, KY.
Charles Knox, the founder of the hat
manufacturing concern which bears his
name, died at New York Of pneumonia,
aged " years.
Dubuque has Joined the interstate
trotting circuit, and the first meeting
will be held June 10 to IA, with proba-
biities of 100 entries.
Five hundred ST. Louis garment
makers will strike against the sweating
system. They demand better quarters,
cleaner shops and more sanitary sur
roundings.
Miss Caroline L1hman died at Ply.
mouth, Wis, aged 100 years. She was
the oldest woman in Sheboygan
county.
Joe Kinnen, a 15year-old lad, was in.
stantly killed by taking hold of live
electric wire on the roof Of the Union
block, st. Paul.
Representatives Hit of Illinois and
Coggswell of Massachusetts,, two OF the
best known Republican members OF the
house of representatives, are seriously
i'll at Washington.
Monday, April ~.
Senior Thedim has been appointed
Portuguese minister at Washington.
The London Sun says that the life o.
the Prince Of Wales is insured to-
eS, $50, 900.
The Pullman Palace Car company ha!
declared it's regular quarterly DIVIDEND
of . per cent.
Mrs. John w. Mackey has arrived il
Paris, accompanied by her daughter
the Princess Colonna.
Several earthquake shocks have beel
felt throughout the Cape Verde islands
during the last few days.
The headquarters of the Diamond j
line Of steamers will be removed from
Dubuque to st. Louis May l.
! vieceroy Ii Hung Chang, the Chi
nese peace envoy, has arrived at Tiel
Tsin in good health, from Japan.
| Judge Grosscup, who is at Redlands
CAL, shows a marked Improvement il
health and it is thought he has passes
the worst point.
i At dance at Camden, Ind, Harr.
Block, q clerk, shot Freda Lake an.
i Otto Hazenfus, and then killed himself
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