Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-19

country during ebruary amounted to
SIS, 84S, 901.
SECRETARY PROCTOR in preparing
retired list for privates and non-com-
officers of the United States
army has decided that the war Of the
rebellion began April IS, 1851, and
ended August 20, 1855.
The business failures in the United
States during the seven days ended on
the 18th numbered 27s, against 265
the preceding week and 25s the CORE
spending week last year.
! #. THE EAST.
The summer residence at Saratoga,
N. Y, of Spencer Trask, Of New York.
valued at 800. 900, was destroyed by fire.
THREE fishermen, Davis Searbury
and two brothers named Vanwormer,
were drowned near Albany, N. Y.
THIRTY-FIvE sacks of newspapers and
eighteen sacks of letters, bound west in
a baggage car on the New 81 ork Central
road, were burned near GAINESVILLE;
N. Y.
FLAMES ruined the Burt building and
Quilted the Dental manufacturing build
ing at Buffalo, N. Y, causing total
loss Of 1926, 900.
The Rhode Island prohib;tionists in
convention at Providence nominated
Rev. John H. Larry, of that city, for
governor.
The Rhode Island republicans nomi-
II. w. Ladd for governor.
DUDLEY HALL & Co., an extensive
tea-importing firm at Boston, assigned,
with liabilities OF S4OO,O0O
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, the Weldon build
ing and the building occupied by the
Germania bank and chamber Of com
.merce were destroyed by fire, causing
a loss Of $500, 900.
AN unusually high tide flooded all the
great damage.
AT Albany, N. Y, Peter Hecker, 6s
years old, killed his wife with a razor
and then committed suicide
In New York Charles J. Fletcher
(colored), known as Gen. Wood, . a
museum freak, was suffocated by gas
He was 4s inches in height and 60 years
of age.
THE Rhode Island democrats have
nominated state ticket, headed by
John w. Davis for governor.
TIE death of Mrs Hannah Cleveland.
King occurred at her home at Inotisco
N. Y. at the age of 102 years.
IN Syracuse, n. Y, three mall o.
thieves when arrested had keys VIII
opened mail boxes, and had in theil
possession thousands of dollars worth
of drafts and checks.
AT New Salem, Pa, Wilson Scott
died in the SD year Of his age. For the
last thirty days Of his life he hae
tasted
WEST AND SOUTH.
In the Tennessee legislature The
house passed! "a bill prohibiting the run
ming of excursion or freight trains OF
Sunday except those carrying fruit q
stock.
WILLIAM 81. ToDD (colored), living a
Washington Court House, o., Learned
after a separation Of forty years tha'
his mother, now 100 years old, was liv
ing at Atlanta, Ca, with three sons.
DOMESTIC trouble caused Mrs. o. G
Hanson, Of Pelican Rapids, Mimi, tx
hang herself and her year-ola s,a'.e. y
! a CYCLONE struck the little town O
Salem, "A la, aud some fifteen house,
| blown down. No livesswere lost.
THE reported loss OF the steamel
Buckeye on Puget sound with a crew
I of twenty men was untrue.
Augusta, Ga. Henry G. Lamar and Mis-
Louise King Connelly were drowned.
In their home, at Ellsworth, Wis.
Thomas Ecker. who was too sick t.
move, and. his 3-year-old boy were
burned to death.
NEAR Holly, Oak, Del, Jonn Glove
and his wife Sarah were struck by !
rai1oad train and killed.
AT Memphis Tenn. Col "a. Clay
King shot and MORALLY wounded At
torneY. David Poston.
The death Of Celestine Kaltenbach
the oldest postmaster in the northwest
occurred at his home in Potosi, Wis.
t aged IS. He had been postmaster. there
since 1888. IS i'5
HIRAM AIcCoNKEY, of sprinyport
Mich, awoke on the 18th after sleep
ing eight months. He rememberee
nothing since he went into the sleep
but could recall every thing previous t.
that time, IS
AT a dance at Kiilgore, KY, ten men
were shot. six Of II Il ON would die.
RETAIL luln Der ;sdealer of St..Louis
owing to trouble with wholesale firms
propose to orgt5a lize an interstate asso
citation from the. lakes TO the Rocky
mountains 1 TO Off Set the eneroachmen
Iof the big concerns. q 'ssss i
FLAMES burn ed out eight business
firms in Clhiiea go, the total loss beins
l$25o 900.
ts BY the explosion of a3sawmin boilel
near Elm CHAM, 4 H. three men were
killed. s'ss8s
john M. PALMER was elected United
! States senator on the 54th ballet a,
Springfield 9ll receiving the votes d
Farmers NJ aore and CoclSrall and the
i1O1 demoes d sic a M n is. I. Taube
/; neak voted for Strsetar and the repub
licans cast their bal ots for Cicero J
Lindley
ii & passenger car in Texas. jaime.
Sewen, president e Of a ban at Ozark
Ark.. v as robbed ~ twq men of 81 81 .O4:
In bank notes.
The 10 year-old son Of Ohm iggin
! ton has confessed that he and broth
1 er, obeying their fathers instructions
poisoned Is William Ferg r: G
Ratts and Iiss Boyd ct Mount ster
ling, Ky, BY putting, arsenic il th,
coffee.
LEvEEson the ississippf river d
Conleys Lake. Tenn, gave way AMI
the yillage was comp flooded
Breaks IN the river al. other points ,xer,
reported.
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