Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-11-06
fic elevator at Eureka Junction, Wash,
containing 10000 bushels OF wheat,
causing loss of 500, 900

causing a loss of 500. 900.
A RESOLUTION was adopted in the Con-
|stitutional convention at jackson,
Miss, requiring voters in the State to
be able to read the constitution or I'M
| derstand the same when read or give an
| intelligent Interpretation thereof.
| BoZEMAN's fiouring-mills at Marion.
Kan, were wrecked by the bursting of
boiler, and r. Bozeman and Cy Allen
| were fatally injured.
| AT Osceola, Ark, w. D. Jones,
prominent physician, shot and killed
his wife and her paramount, Dwight Nc
Kinney, prosperous planter and a near
neighbor of the physician.
IN portions of Michigan, Indiana
| Wisconsin and South Dakota snow fell
| on the Goth.
! GOVERNOR SHoUP, of Idaho, in his
annual report estimate the value of
the taxable property of the State at $685.
5S1. 3O5.
The Mississippi Constitutional con-
vention at jackson passed resolutions
for the payment of pensions to INDECENT
Confederate soldiers.
The monument to the members of the
Jeanette exploring expedition of 1881
who persisted in the Arctic regions was
unvailed at the Naval Academy Gene
terry at Annapolis, Md.
THE death of James Norton occurred
at his home in Sherwood, O., aged SO
years. He was Mexican war veteran
and also served in the late rebellion.
The postmaster of Leavenworth,
Kan, excluded the entire edition of the
Times from the mails because it con-
| tanned list of articles won at a church
| fair.
GENERAL RUGER, commanding the
Department of Dakota, in his annual
report says there is no reason to appre-
| bend molestation of settlers upon coded
| lands even by the most disaffected In
dams.
| In Chicago William Noting, aged IS
years, and his wife, aged SO years, were
suffocated by gas at their home.
| AT Grand Rapids, Mich, Louis Wolf
was arrested as common drunkard.
Six years ago he was worth 100000.
The retail clerks of America will
hold convention in Detroit, Mich,
December s. for the purpose of organic
ing under the American Federatio of
| Labor.
| THE Times, at Leavenworth, Kan,
has brought suit for $4,000 damages
against the postmaster of that city for
refusing to receive papers containing
notices of church lottery. The object
of the suit is to test the lottery law.
IN the United States Circuit Court of
Arkansas. Judge Caldwell decided that
Iowa had the right to prohibit the sale
of original packages.
The Supreme Court of Ohio has de-
cided that the mayor of Cincinnati has
the right to appoint the new board of
city affairs provided for in the bill
passed at the special session of the
Legislature.
The exports from Alaska during the
last year were: Whalebone, $1.159, 9O5;
J whale oil, S172,5o Goldfish, S555, 600;
! salmon, $s, S55, 900; gold (estimated), 81
900, 900: all other exports sufficient to
make the total $3.50, 73O.
| AT Lebanon, Ind, Michael Erskin
celebrated his Tooth birthday on the
31st ult. He was in good health.
| While insane Frank Mase n, of West
port, Cal, murdered his two brothers
in-law, Charles and Matthew Vann, and
then fed to the woods.
| LEOPOLD BROTHERS. wholesale cloth
iers in Chicago failed for $500. 900.
AT Patskala, O., Mrs Logan and her
daughter, Mrs Nellie Mead, while
crossing the railway track at that place
in buggy were struck by an engine
| and killed.