Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-02

pal of st. Mary's Hall, at Earibault, is dead
The policy Of the st. Paul Fire and Marine
Buffalo, is for SIS, 900.
A widow and two children at Lake Stoy, Lin
coin county, were found in their house few
days since, frozen to death.
The next meeting of the State Sunday school
Association is appointed to be held at Ovation.
ma May ~ and rs inclusive.
Rev. G. c. Saltor, who accepted some weeks
since the call to become pastor Of the Congre-
gational church, writes that he expects to be in
Duluth by the second Sunday in April
Rev. Mr.. Hudson, rector Of the Episcopa
church at Morris for the past three months
has succeeded in erecting q neat little chape
which is furnished SO that the congregation
worships in it.
A man In Minneapolis has been arrested and
fined for selling villainous whiskey under the
name Of TOlu Rock and Rye MINNEAPOLIS mo-
rality revolted at such desecration Of popu-
lar remedial agent.
The will Of the late Pascal Smith, of St. Paul,
who was drowned in the Mediterranean, gives
and bequeaths half his estate to his wife Aseneth
N. Smith, and the other half is divided equally
between his two sons, Charles Smith and Ed
ward G. Smith.
Ed. Walters, proprietor of the metropolitan
oyster parlors and billiard saloon, at Morris,
shot himself in the head with pistol in a mo-
ment Of depression of spirits The ball entered
the skull near the right temple, but it's course
| is not yet determined. His survival is very
doubtful
tits reported that moro than one-third of the
wheatis standing in stacks at the stations on the
| Manitoba road beyond Hancock. The early
setting in Of the cold weather prevented the
farmers from completing the work Of threshing,
and at no time since have they been able to re-
sumo that work.
A petition has been filed in the probate court
at st. Paul, by Mrs Lydia s. Rhodes praying
that William Rhodes, Jr, be appointed adm admin
Rhodes. The real estate is set forth as worth
! $4,000; tho personal property, $40, coo;
debts due and unpaid about 81, 900.
| The Minneapolis board Of education has re-
ceived proposition from a citizen to take the
! position of superintendent Of schools, in case
Prof Tonsley accepts the position Of State SUI
perintontlent of public instruction, at o salary
of thirty dollars per month. They have not
yet closed a bargain with the cheap man.
On the god the Westminster church at Min
! neapolis sold their property for $40, 900
cash. The lot is &c by 1875 feet in Dimensions,
and sold OF the rate Of $1S1.5 per front foot.
The same lot, without the building, was pur-
one years ago. for 5000, or at the rate of So
per front foot.
The motion for a new trial in the cose of Ed
| ward Lawler, convicted of nlanslaughter in the
second degree, for the shooting Of James Daily,
near Winona, in the summer Of 1879, was ar
gued at Winona before Judge Buckhann, by Mr..
Gale, for the defendant, and by Mr. Webber,
county attorney, on behalf Of the state. Judge
Buckham denied the motion, and sentenced
Lawler to five years in the state prison,
The hardware store and residence of Thomas
Rule at Detroit Becker county, was destroyed
by fire q few days ago. Building and stock val
ued at SIS, 700. Insurance in the st Paul Fire
and Marine; $500 on stock and $500 on build
ing. which amount will probably cover loss on
stock as the larger portion Of it wassaved- No
furniture or clothing was saved, Mr.. Rule escap-
ing with barely one suit, and his wife with only
a. hlankat