Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-20

Ocratc politicians is to nominate Hon. Hugh j.
Jewott for governor Of Ohio. It is held that Gov,
nominee, and that Mr.. Jewett will be the most
commanding candidate that can be pitted against
him.
At great sale Of blooded stock at Waukegen,
Ill, in the bidding for the Duchess Of Oxford,
| Twenty first, q leap was made from 81 800 to
So. 600 at one bound, and this magnificent ami:
NAL was finally knocked down to g: A. DeGraff
of GAINESVILLE and H. F. Brown of Minneapolis,
jointly, at So, 200.
show that Mrs Carrie Ellington, wife Of Hop.
G. w. A. Ellington Of Fort Dodge was abducted
from home by man named WEIGH, by means
of false writs commanding her appearance at
court. There are suspicious that former lover
is at the bottom of the business, end also that
| the wife was willing prisoner.
Jacob g. Minser, ex-member Of the Ohio
legislatw, from Crawford county, is alleged
to be sk,rt about $4,000 on the building
association funds at Gallon. and about
$4,000 behind in other matters.
He has been arrested. D. 3. Smith, ex.
deputy treasurer at Keokuk, IL under arrest ),
o. charge Of embezzelment
The New York board of trade and transpor-
tation adopted resolutions calling on the legis-
lature to pass without delay concurrent resolu-
tions relieving the commerce Of the canals of
| the existing onerous burdens of tolls, and pre-
pairing way for the enlargement and improve
ment of the canals to enable them to compete
| successfully with all rival routes and methods
Of transportation.
The secret why the rates to the East were 90
suddenly reduced April l, contrary to general
navigation, has been we'll guarded. It is now
learned that the New York trunk lines had been
cutting rates, and Commissioner Fink had to do
something to smother an impending rate war:
But this has broken out afresh, led by the Bal
tmore & Ohio, that offered by it's agent on
the regular rates adopted April l, claiming the
New York Central had been cutting on the new
rates.
Miss Helen Leopold, one Of the bells of the
first Jewish society in Milwaukee is to be mar
ried to Mr.. Fish OF Chicago in June. It was
determined that the wedding should be On an
elaborate scale, and the prospective BRIDES IA
Their went to Europe, 1t transpires to purchase
the wedding trosseau. Mr.. Leopold arrived in
New York from Europe, on Saturday, with four
trunks containing the bridal trosseau valued at
$4,000, which he attempted to get through
without paying duty. The trunks were seized
and will probably be confscated to the govern
ment
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
J..H. Paine of Wisconsin has been appointed
chief clerk Of the department of agriculture, to
succeed Gen. A. E. Carman, relieved
Senator Edmunds reappeared in the city
Monday, and received many congratulations
from his associates on both sides of the chamb-
er upon his return from Florida in restored
health.
Ex-senator Bruce of Mississippi was tender
ed the Brazilian mission, and declined it, on the
ground that the country was unhealthy and he
would not take his family there, and also IN the
ground that in Brazil colored man would not
probably be we'll received Mr.. Bruce will, it
is said, be provided with good position with
in the United States.
Gov. Ordway of Dakota, has taken council
of the secretary of war, who ordered that the
people suffering from the flood should be allow
ed to draw on the depots for army supplies at
government price wherever there are any to
be had. Suffering is reported already at Fort
Pierre, where there are some stores, which,
with Fort Randall, will be drawn upon.
A dispatch has been sent to Gen. Terry, at
st. Paul, directing the issue Of the necessary
supplies and clothing all along the river from
Pierre to Yankton and Vermillion, OAK, where
the greatest destitution exists. 1t is hoped that
this measure of relief may be sufficient al
though the governor telegraphed Secretary
Hand to draw on hi n personally, if necessary,
to relieve any immediate suffering.