The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-08-01
SUMMARY OF WEEKS NEWS.
Tuesday, July "a.

SUMMARY OF WEEKS NEWS.
Tuesday, July 20.
A binder Irvine famine is threatened
in Nebraska.
John s. Barnes has sold his interest
IN the Minneapolis ball team and re-
tired from the management.
Paul Wolf, managing editor of the
Cleveland Waechter and Anzeiger,
committed suicide by taking morphine.
Lady Mountmore, while cAlvassing
an English election district with her
husband, was struck in the face by q
man and knocked down.
The Canadian war minister is re-
ported to have said that he does not be-
lieve that American spies are taking
Typographical notes in Canada.
Eastbound shipments from Chicago
last week amounted to $1,000 tons
against 63.873 for the preceding week
and rs, l46 for the corresponding week
of last year.
Wednesday, July "a.
Kansas millers may have to import
wheat.
The Western Union will run a tele-
graph line to Alaska.
Five children were drowned at Lake
Dauphin, N. w. T.
Spaniards are very nervous over the
situation in Cuba.
More damaging evidence against
Holmes is found in Chicago.
Another fight with Bannock Indians
in Wyoming is expected.
Three men were killed by dynamite
on the Chicago drainage canal.
Canadian farmers will have to gel
hay for their stock from Minnesota and
North Dakota.
The mayor of Sioux City has removed
police officials charged with incompe.
tency and corruption.
Reports of damage to North Dakota
wheat by smut are said to have beer
exaggerated.
One of the men arrested at Kenosha
Wis, for burning the Chicago Bedding
company's plant, has confessed.
Carson (Nev capitalists are consid
Cor bett- Fitzsimmons fight if it canno
be pulled off in Texas.
Thursday, July rs.
Brooklyn has case of yellow fever
Fred Spore, St. Louis masher, wa.
fined $500.
1t is stated the president will issue .
proclamation regarding Cuba.
The state military board OF Kansa!
to resign.
Prosecuting Attorney Renfro of But
Ter county, Mo-, was jailed for con
tempt Of court.
The government solicits complaint
regarding the mail service with a view
to its improvement.
Two more murders were committed
in the parish of st. James, La, at
tributed to the Malta.
DR.. Hawthorn of Atlanta, Ca, say
women and girls who ride bicycle
have the devil in them.
Mary and Clarine Scudder, aged
and years respectively, persisted in ,
fire at Norwich, N. Y.
The Duke d'Arcos, Spanish ministe
to Mexico, is to wed Mas Virgin,
Lowery of Washington.
Friday, July &c.
Italian government officials openly
declare that war with Abyssinia ha
been decided upon.
Rt. Rev. Anthony Wilson Thorold
D. D., bishop of Winchester, Eng, i
dead, in his list year.
Internal revenue receipts for the las
fiscal year were $l43, 245, 1877, decreas
of 81, 922, All, as compared with tn
previous year.
New clothes are to be furnished t.
Chinese prisoners of war now in Japa1
before sending them to their homes
About 1000 men are to be clothed.
A mixed local train, while enterin.
the station at Raudten, Prussia
dashsd through the building and sew
eral passengers were killed. The &C
cident was due to defective brake:
G. w. Hull, wealthy resident O
New York, died on the Northern Pa
cific passenger train while enrout
from Tacoma to Portland. A stroke O
apoplexy was the cause.
The second trial of w. E. Taylo
and George Tayler for the horribl
murder Of the Meeks family nea
Browning, Mo-, on the night of Ma!
70, 1894, has begun at Carrollton, Mo
Saturday, July 81.
A special rate on canned and pickle'
meat as result of the horse meat in
dustry established in Portland, Or.
has been made to Eastern points by tn
railroads.
Mrs. Archibald Woodward of Cold
water, Mich, will be 100 years old o.
the 14th day of August, and she has il
sued invitations to birthday party.
Baroness Won Gizxcki says that tn
majority of German professional
women are teachers. Comparativel
few are to be found in other skilled OF
equations.
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