Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
ling off horses in droves. a deputy sheriff
las gone to Denver after Agent Berry.

HAS sOltS W iJeiFeE dltef agent berry.
LOUISIANA planters are said to have per-
fected arrangements for bringing Chinese
laborers from Cuba. notwithstanding OBJ
stacles thrown in the way by the Chinese
consul at Havana.
PRoF. G. NJ WOODWARD, Of Washing
ton university has received his commits
sion as supervisor of census, and will at
once organize a force to make another
enumeration Of the population Of ST.
Louis.
JOHN SHEPHERD, a farmer near Peoria,
has faithfully kept an oath made in 1850
not to cut his hair Or shave until The cleo
ton of q democratic president. His whis-
kers reach nearly to his waist, and his hair
is kept in braids. He evidently accepted
the finding Of the electoral commission as
cheerfully as did Hayes
MARY HARRINGTON has received YER
dict under the.civil damage law for So
400, in a suit for $4,000 against Miohai
McKell0p, a liquor dealer Of Holyoke,
for the loss of her husband, who was
killed by Michael O'Neil, February 9th.
in drunken row; liquor being procured
in The defendants saloon.
4 DISPATCH from "a Crosse, Wis, says
The train Of cars which left here a week
ago Thursday on the Southern Minnesota
division arrived here late last evening
from Dell Rapids, d. T. This train re-
manned in the cuts west OF tulda four
days aud nights, and the train men had to
walk twelve miles for food, which they
hauled by team to the train. The cars
show rough usage, windows being broken,
doors smashed, etc, from backing into the
drifts. Tie road is entirely clear now.
IKE following official PAPER has been
furnished for publication:
SECRETARY OF STATES Office
CoLumBUs. Ohio, Get Is. 1880
10 WESTERN AssociATEo PR1ss--Ihe tol-
loving IS the vote az me oeSo0er election IN Dhio
a. ~ os'ol', St>N'S ,'teN "a ' ''S "1lee
S",H ,,b1;a,1 9Ea 6oI. w.
s sis I tH Iaa o ro n laH SStnS W,a
II. Dean. prohibition a7l5. TownSend's Tno-
jority over Lang, 10 COS.
on the 25th in It a. the u,onao, g s,f.
fraua sr,,;vercarv ;no +Sn b;storr of
tle movement wac rood Nv N,rs "a Fl
pob;,s,,, Addracras VOW n,a5o w. -
numher of nersons ronsnicDors ~ the ass
soc;atinn {,ol TIico,;nson said women
we've m, vet raaIv for tba hajIot tLs;r
faij,,re to vote for school co,o ,ni,tats he;nu
proof Of the assertion Women n?rst adn,
900 tLo;,. WV, o,1- n,d w., th> L.1iIa
eli :1I 49, w." ~ "iu vNGAI We "'s''o'
rri,;s S,no ,,.I t , We s'1I .i, a.
nas spet e. mrS t1ae sJ;sLah 'nsle .ot ol-
;,~. S, nt';er' a%SlA; ~ t53mS lo"i''
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LIE AnSon!a Watch &no CLOCK works,
brooklyn, n. l.. burned on the -*th INST
Loss over hall a million. me main build
INK OF Inc 1actory covered nifty city lots
thelps' Dodge q 90, are largely inter
es'eo "a the A = company The de-
cred persons out Of employment. Half Of
the employees were young women and girls.
lhe company manufactured their own
go; ''il navy tne't I"n Ha9 1e'of'S' IL Is
1"n., nJ' p We "o o; 1slt 'he gas gov
he {o tbe " to ,o; J.. ,,o o., 'in 'nns,-
left Ieavino The w. nts +,,,,ed On - se
went out. Gas Sill lowed 10 from the rs ~
tort, it is said, and escaped, which may
account for the explosion which the watch
man heard The company, il is said, est
mate mate Their loss at ,WU,OUo, AMI are not
insured lor more 13 ihan nan thas sum. :
a aiss'i.s was 'elu ~ .lle ooIro OF l1re IN
o es , ro n;, 81 ' H. Gus 1
,nsnfartory Of The Sn.no;a Eloct co a. r.ae
ny wAro- rnrr~sa,,t~s. IT, assss.;a at
amount OF insurance on The building,
stock, and machinery was found TO be
so9o,ooo dlstriouEed among hnety~hve