Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-11-26

eral Grant, Secretary Hunt, Chief Engineers
Loring and Henderson, United States navy, and
a dozen other distinguished officers and pub
Lie men. The novel feature Of this boat is
submerged gun, which discharges a torpedo
with unerring certainty through the water
400 feet in three seconds, with twenty pounds
of powder. The trial was pronounced a sue
cess by all who witnessed it.
It is stated that Hon e. Dunnell of Minnesota
has fair chances of beng elected tospeaker 1t
! is known that the statement and recommends
tions of the commissioner of pension, with re-
spect to the deficit have dish aged the presi-
dent, as it is very evid ut that unless there is
SONG check on pension disbursements, the sur
plus .eVenues of the government, much as they
are, villbe entirely mortgaged for some years.
4 dinner table at the Metropolitan hotel
in st. Paul Louisa llogg, invited the different
men 5srs of the company under Mr.. Ponds
management to seats at her table, and when
! the fitting time had come she called upon them
to charge their glasses with Pomeny Sec and
congratulate her upon the announcement OF
her engagement with Mr.. T. B. Whitney of
Philadelphia. Whitney is millionaire and
Miss Kelloggis said to have half million.
The twenty-sixth annual game dinner by
John B. Drake at the Grand Pacific hotel OF
Chicago, Saturday evening was unusually elab-
crate and costly. Of the $50 guests invited,
500 were present, including the elite of the
city. Every part of the country contributed to
the table it's novelties of game fowls
Raw VIM c. Sherman of Missouri. for the
last three months preaching at the Episcopal
church at Cannon Falls, very popular man
has received from the vestry of All Saints
church at Mortified, a call to become rector
OF that parish; also to take full charge of the
church at Dundas, Mimi,
A convention of county superintendent will
meet at Market hall, ST. Paul, December a.
and continue until noon Of the 29th. The con.
vention will be opened at 8 p. m. With an ad
dress by Prof Kiehlc superintendent of pub
lie instruction
Following is the official vote for state treas
urer of Pennsylvania: Bailey. $3.50;
Wolfe, 20, 984; Wilson, 5,5O7; Noble, 258,-
431; jackson, 1876; Baileys plurality,
Edward, young child of Hon. Charles Kit
tlesoD, state treasurer, died at St Paul on Satur-
day, and every one of his large family Of chill
dren is very i'll of either scarlet fever or diph-
liberia.
The New York subscriptions to the Michigan
sufferers already amounts to 1871, 9l7.75. It
is proposed to raise $50, 900 more. Collections
are to be taken in churches on Thanksgiving
day.
Bishop Whipple of Minnesota, preached
sermon in New York last Sunday night at the
services OF the woman's auxiliary society to the
board of missions.
The labor congress held at Pittsburg passed
resolutions declaring that the Chinese should
be driven out of the country, and denouncins
the manufacture of cigars in tenement houses.
Rev. DR.. Robert G. Mathews, one of the lead
ing Presbyterian ministers in Illinois, died
suddenly of heart disease at his home in Mon
mouth.
S. s. Cummings, who formerly kept a hotel
in st. Paul, died at Davenport of Bright's dis
ease. He has been at Davenport about three
years.
Ex-President Enoch Pond, of the Bangor
Theological seminary is ninety five years old,
I'd say he has not had headache in sixty-sx
y1Ar
8 t.Pa HAS built two school edifces this year,
,1llsd 70. pectively Webster and Franklin, at a
,ost of over 100000.
Charles A. Murphy, republican, wss elected
mayor Of Dover, New Hampshire.