Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-11-20
president Of the Senate, and o. P. Kel-
logg, of Cook County was chosen speak
or of the House.

OF VI VIC ,IlOuSe.
RETURNS from I'LL the counties in In.
diana give the following as the result
of the recent elections: Matthews, Dem,
for Secretary of State, 33,SSl; Trusler,
Rep, 214,Sc Blonnt, Pro-, II, 934; Prin-
die, Peoples, 1881; Matthew's plural-
ity, 1859.
NEAR Salem. Ore, q Southern Pacific
passenger train broke through trestle,
and five persons were killed and nearly
100 injured.
THE suspension Of tho Knox County
Savings Bank ut Mount Vernon, o.,
was announced.
ALLEN G. TuunMAS's nth birthday
was celebrated at Columbus, o., OH the
18th, prominent persons from all over
the country being present. Mr.. Thur
man has lived IN Ohio seventy-one years.
WHILE carrying home some medicine
for q dying daughter William Osborn,
an aged man, was killed by tho cars ut
Jacksonville, Ind.
In the store OF A. Il, Meyer ut New
Orleans the safe was blown open and
robbed of 81, 100 in cash and $4,000 in
bonds.
A PASSENGER train ran into hand
car near Millcrsburg, Ky, on which
were five track-repairers, and MI were
fatally hurt
In Missouri the Prohibition party
having failed at the recent election to
poll the per cent vote requisite un-
der the Australian law to preserve the
party's official standing, have deter
mined to adopt the name of National
party and to embody additional issues
in their platform.
AT Jackson, Miss, Rube Smith,
| one of the Burrows gang of train rob-
bers. was sentenced to life imprison-
ment.
FLAMES at Tiburon. CAL, destroyed
a dozen of the principal stores and
houses.
AT Armourdale, Kan, the Kansas
City Packing Company failed for $780,
600.
For defrauding depositors out of
500, 900 Judge David Mclean, ex-presi-
dent of the Savannah (Mo) National
Bank, was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary.
OSCAR w. NEEBE, who was convicted
in Chicago in 1886 of participation in
the Haymarket riot with the other An
archists, will not be pardoned by Gov
ernor Fifer.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met in National convention at
Atlanta Ca, on the 14th, Miss Frances
E. Willard presiding.
NEAR Mellen, Wis, a large deposit of
copper ore was found.
FIRE destroyed the Wertheimer build
ing in San Francisco, causing loss of
$780, O00
In the recent election in Indiana it
was estimated that $4,000 ballots were
thrown out for alleged defects.
BY premature explosion of dyna-
mite in stone quarry at Omaha, Neb.,
three workmen were blown to pieces.
FLAMES destroyed the business por-
ton of the town of Burton, O.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ON the Welsh and Irish coasts great
damage has been done by violent gales,
and shipping has suffered severely.
The losses from the Gloucester Mass
fishing feet this year show that of
eigthy-six lives lost eighty five were
Canadians.
In a collision between a passenger
train and freight train near Taunton,
Eng, ten persons were killed.
A TOBACCO factory valued at $500, 900
| was burned at Madrid, and 10000 men
were thrown out of employment
By the capsizing of ferry boat in
| the river Wagg, near Biztrice, Austria,
| tifty-five passengers were drowned.
SANCHEZ forced President Bogran, of
Honduras, to evacuate Tegucigalpa the
| capital, and he mporarily set up his
government at Tamara.
| OFF the coast of Spain the British
torpedo cruiser Serpent foundered, and
| out of a total of 276 souls on board only
| three were saved.
| HE failures were reported of r. M.
Wanzer & Co., sewing-machine and lamp
manufacturers at Hamilton, Ont, for
| $780, ZOO, and J. H. Gendron flour mer-
chant at Sherbrooke, Que, for S125, 900.
The Honduras rebellion, headed by
General Longinos Sanchez, was practi-
cally ended, the revolutionary forces
having been utterly routed by the army
which President Bogran had gathered
from all portions of the country.
ZANZIBAR advices say that the Sui.
tan's decree abolishing the slave trade
was almost dead letter, the Arabs per-
| sisting in the traffic under the very eyes
of the authorities.
JOHN D. DELIILE, the American Con.
sui at Bristol, Eng, died in that city.
On the 14th Reginald Bircha]l, who
decoyed Frederick G. Benwell, a fellow
countryman, from England on pre-.
tense of helping to learn farming in
Canada and murdered him on February
II last in a swamp near Woodstock,
Ont, was hanged in the jail-yard at that
place.
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