The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-19

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SUMMARY OF WEEKS NEWS
Tuesday, Sept. 10.
The National Association of Postofice
Clerks IS in session at st. Paul.
The Indian Office has received no in
timation Of trouble at the Rosebud
Sioux agency.
Richard Mansfield, the actor and
manager Of the Garrick theater, New
York city, is dangerously i'll Of typhoid
fever.
Senator Gray of Delaware says he
sees no objection to Mr.. Cleveland ac-
cepting the presidential nomination in
1896 If he can get it.
The will Of Susan w. Talmadge, wife
of the Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, was
admitted to probate Monday. The es-
tate, valued at $4,000, is left to her
husband.
Wednesday, Sept. IL.
Roosevelt says that clubs will be pros
ecuted for violation Of the excise law.
Tuesday was the hottest day ever
known in Minnesota at this season.
The thermometer at St. Paul registered
90 dogs.
The Iroquois club, the leading Demo-
cratic organization of Chicago, is in
financial trouble.
The American society of Municipal
Improvement is in session at Cincinnati
with nearly 200 regular delegates pres
ent.
The German ministry of finance has
decided to Immediately convert the out
standing per cent loans into per
cents.
Lord Archibald Campbell and his
Highland pipers marched through Glen
coe notwithstanding the threats of the
MacDOnalds.
Thursday, Sept. IL.
A plot against the life of Prince Fer
dinand of Bulgaria has been discovered
at Rustchuck. Twenty arrests have
been made.
Prince Hohenlohe, the imperial chan
cellor of Germany, was given all audi
ence by the car at St. Petersburg,
Wednesday.
The White Star steamer Germanic,
from Liverpool for New York, has
among her passengers Reverends c. A.
Briggs and G. H. Parkhurst.
James Ashbury, who took the yachts
Cambria and Livonia to America in
1870 and 1871 respectively, to compete
for the Americas cup, is dead.
The execution of Cherokee Bill, set
for Tuesday at Fort Smith, has been
postponed by stay of execution granted
pending all appeal to the supreme court.
The steamer Lady Wolsely Of Dublin,
bound for London, with 100 passengers
on board, stranded on Goodwin sands.
The passengers and crew were all res
cued
Friday, Sept. IL.
The pope has approved the nomina-
ton Of Rev. DR.. Kennedy to be rector of
the American college at Rome.
A telegram from Yokohama says the
steamer Belgic, which went ashore
Sunday morning, has been safely
fOated.
Rev. DR.. Charles H. Hall, pastor Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Holy Trinity, New York city, is dead.
A company of Western miners, with
capital stock of 100000, has been
organized to develop properties in the
Rainy Lake region.
Frank Forbes, business manager of
the Forbes & Middleton Theatrical
company, shot and fatally injured his
young wife at Grand Ledge, Mich.
The engagement is announced of
George NJ Pullman, Jr., eldest son Of
the s4eeping car magnate, to Miss Fe-
icitie Oglesby. daughter of Ex-Governor
Richard J. Oglesby.
Saturday, Sept. II.
It is stated that the government in
tends to interfere in behalf of Cuba.
General Schofeld has started upon
his last official trip before retirement.
The president is said to be taking an
active interest in the Maryland cam
paign.
Vice President Stevenson will preside
at the dedication exercises at Chicka-
manga Park on Sept. 10 and 20.
The old stockade of New Orleans was
discovered by sewer diggers, after hav-
ing been buried fer over century.
Bv the collapse of balloon at Char