Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21

who left Washington April Il, reached
home again at $3.50 p. IN. on the 18th
The party travelled over 10000 miles
and the president delivered lao speeches
during the tour.
The exchanges at the leading clear
lighthouses in the United States during
the week ended on the 10th aggregated
81, 1915, Gs2, $50, against I.253, 31s.343 the
previous week. AS compared with the
corresponding week OF 1890 the decrease
amounted to Ill.
THE EAST.
FIRE destroyed the steamers George
Roberts, Eagle and Twilight at Pitts
burgh.
A PETITION has been prepared by the
New York Union League club to be
circulated among citizens throughout
the country, regardless of party afHlia-
tons, asking congress to pass laws that
will protect this country from the tide
of undesirable Euronean immigrants.
FLAMES IN the old Sailors ex-
change building in New York caused
loss of 100000.
THE American Bible society cele-
brated its seventy fifth anniversary al
New York.
had persisted in forest fires i'll the vicin-
ity OF Austin, Pa
THE firm of A. Levy IS Bros,
wholesale dealers in boys clothing III
New orls. has failed for $500, 600
IN session at Philadelphia the SUI
preme council of Catholic Knights Of
America favored exclusion from mem-
bership Of persons addicted to ardent
spirits.
The wholesale drug firm of Mac
kcown, Bower, Ellis & Co., in phiiadel-
phia, has failed. The house was estab-
lished in TAO.
BY an explosion of gas in a sewer in
a street in New York six men were
probably fatally burned.
ABOUT 100 undesirable immigrants
have been debarred from landing by
the inspectors at New York since
April l..
The Hamburg American line steamer
Fuerst Bismarck eclipsed all maiden
voyages and made the unsurpassed rec
ord of>6 days Il hours and Is minutes
L
IN a hardware store at Linesyille,
Pa, an explosion Of gasoline started a
conf agration that destroyed half a
dozen stores and several dwellings,,
Loss, 100000.
By the capsizing of a boat Mrs. Susan
Pascoe, aged "a years, her infantson
Christopher and Miss Mary Carr, OF
Philadelphia, We're drowned in the
SchuyllSill river.
THEEE men were killed by escaping
gas in the Worcester Mass. gas works,
WEST AND SOUTH.
A BOILER exploded in saw1nill at
Wilson's station, w Va, killing three
men and a boy.
The eighteenth national conference
of charities and corrections convened
at Indianapolis, Ind, on the 18th.
BLUE marble and building sand stone
of fine quality was discovered by e.s-
United States Treasurer Huston on his
farm near Connersvilie, Ind.
IN the Okanogan country, Washing
ton, over 100 Indians have died of the
grip.
In Wisconsin over 100 square miles
Of virgin forests were reported to have
been destroyed by fires.
On all the divisions OF the Chicago s.
Northwestern railway the switchnen
were discharged and new men put in
their places. The company said The
men We're constantly making trouble..
The brakemen and conductors stood by
the company.
d In the river near Alcano, Kan, Mrs.
Arthur Briscoe, aged 81 years, was
drowned. Mrs. Bpiscoe had been mar
ried six times and had Shirt zone chill
drcn, four of whom died. AL her has
bands were dead.
A.. RILEY. Samuel Riley and Berry
Fowler, of Stanford, Ill, drank aconite,
which they mistoolx for whisky, and
were fatally poisoned.
NEAR Salem, Ore, four mem beers of
the family of Adam H. Sconce were
buried side by side, all having died Of
Ia grippe within a few hours Of each
other.
MAURICE LOPATECEI, a, Russian exile,
now resident Of Tacoma. Wash, has
fallen heir to $50, O00, 300 by the death
of an uncle in Russia
In five counties Of Michigan the loss
es by forest fires we're estimated at So
0O0, 600. Hundreds of families in the
state were destitute and many persons
were suffering from severe burns.
ROBERT DUKE, a Montmorency coun-
ty Mich farmer, lost his home by
forest fires and two of his children per-
ished 's. I
FIFTY citizens Of New Orleans ap-
pointed to investigate the matter of the
|Sexistence Of secret societies or bands Of
oath bound assassins reported ninety
four assassinations by Italians and
Sicilians in the past few years, and rec
commended as the only remedy the en-
tire prohi bition Of ilnn.ig alton from
Sicily and lower Italy to this country
ON the 18th inches IL OF snow fell at
Sherman, Wyo., the highest point on the
Union Pacific road.
In the wheat fields of south central
Kansas the Hessian fly has made its ap-
pearance IN great mum ers.
The death Of Rev. Walter T.. uff-
man occurred as Peru, Ind. aged IS
years During his ministry Of fff ~ -four,
years he officiated at 1, 300 weddings
and 800 funerals.
Din. GU Hsss HoafE killed Adam and Slit
sHatley at Atkins, a TX. the result at a
family feud Home said he had three
more Hatleys to kill
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