Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-08
CURRENT EVENTS.

CURRENT EVENTS.
They are shipping large humber of crates
Of Georgia peaches to New York
Mrs, Elmira Butler Sinclair, widow of the
late Capt. Thomas Sinclair, died at her home in
saltwater, last week.
months ended April 80, 1881, $259, O73, 96l !;
twelve months ended April 80, 1880, $l7S,-
46O,21S.
The general assembly of the United Presby-
terrain churc in session at Pittsburg, after a
days tecussions voted 131 tc 80 favor of in
strumental music
The Reformed Episcopal church council at
Bishop Cummings, the founder Of the church,
the cemetery at Baltimore.
The body of Miss Frank M Kendale of Madi-
son, Ind, was cremated at Washington, Pa.
The deceased was writer and knownfto all
Indiana. Her ashes will be taken back to
Madison.
s. F. Fish, prominent merchant of Chica-
60 was married to Miss Helen Leopold at the
Plankinton house, Milwaukee. The affair was
very brilliant, and several hundred strangers
were present at the ceremony.
an appeal bond for $40, 900 was filed by the
defendants in the case of A. 81. Barney ct ais.
vs.. the WinOna & st. Peter railway company,
said case involving some 200, 900 acres Of
land along the line of said railway.
The Miles City Journal says: Albert Law.
renee Son, contractors, have secured the con-
tract to grade twenty five miles of railroad on
the other side of Tongue river. Their teams
have arrived and work will commence immedi-
ately. Over 100 men will be set to work at
once.
On Wednesday last Prof. Calvin Townsend,
the weQ-known writer on commercial law and
civil government died at his home in Rochester,
n. Y. The Democrat and Chronicle of that city
says that for several years he had been troubled
with softening of the brain, and his death was
the direct result of this disease.
Providence special says the affairs of the
Spragues are in a fair way Of settlement, both
business and domestic. The divorce suit,
which was to have been tried this week, has
keen postponed indefinitely, owing to the illness
of Judge Potter. But as Judge Potter has been
on the bench nearly every day: it is probable
Discrimination of both partils to have public
trial. It is not likely that the divorce suit will
ever be tried.
A new corporation has been organized in st.
Paul, known as the st. Paul Linseed Oil COM
pany, and the articles of association have been
fled with the secretary of state The capitol
stock, 100000, has all been subscribed.
The stockholders of the new company are Fl.
T. Drake, F. Driscoll, G. T. Schumacher, H. E.
Thompson, c. Fl. Bigelow, A. M. Dryke, D.
Elwell, D. w. Vanderhoof and other citizens
The work of rebuilding the destroyed mill of
Archibald & Schumacher, on the west side of
the river, at the end of the railroad bridge, will
be begun at once, and vigorously pushed for
ward to completion. The culture Of flax is an
important and growing industry. With mill
in st. Paul, in addition to other local mills,
| there will be a ready market the year round
for Minnesota raised seed. Farmers need not
fear to SOW this season, for there have been
instances heretofore when the seed has been
planted here as late as July 1, and with sue
cessful results.