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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-28

Our streets are being very much
improved under the efficient and en-
ergetic supervision Of street commits
sioner Dady.
| M. Nordberg, OF Augsburg, will
preach in the Dalquist school house
next Sunday at 1890 a. M, and the
evening at the Swedish church in
| Warren.
Mr.. A. Z. Patterson, lately. from
Forlnan Sargent Co., N. D., has TAX
Ell charge OF the Red River Lumber
Co.'S yard on the east,siie. He is an
intelligent young man, and we well
come him to this city.
-Nels K. Nelson has taken the
agency for Stanley's own book, In
Darkest Africa, and he will soon be
around soliciting subscriptions for
this interesting work by the most
eminent modern explorer.
- DR.. MCCLELLAN and Rev. Kauff-
man were at Thief River Falls the
fore part Of the week. The doctor
says the crops in the eastern part OF
the county look well, but that the
roads through New Solum are as
| bad ever.
The Great Northern will run
Il refrigerator car directto Minnea-
polls and ST. Paul with the regular
train every Monday. Farmers and
business men viii find it a good plan
to use this car when shipping butter
and perishable produce.
Mr.. f. O. Sustad, the railroad land
agent, will be at Warren each Mon
day after this for the purpose of sell
ing railroad lands, making collec-
tions, selling permits to cut grass,
and transacting other business in
connection with his office.
i Judge Lakin, Judge Grindeland,
i Guy Aubol and Otto Edwardh re
turned Monday from a fishing expe
dition to Thief River. They report
a highly enjoyable time and plenty
q of fish which they say they caught
and wedon't want to dispute then
word.
/ Thesecond anction sale OF horses
| OF the Minneapolis Street Railway
company will take place in Mime
|1polis on June 9th. Many who at
tended the last sale got great bar
gains as the horses are in prime con
4 dition The extension OF the electri,
! lines renders it necessary to dispos,
4 Of most OF the stock
i Get up! Ho! Flanson always keep.
la good stock OF hand made harness
4 also fine buggy harness and swea,
pads.
II. L. Webb, the gentleman,
8 young foreman in the SHEAF office
severed his connection with the pa
per last Saturday and left for Glyn
lon, Mimi, where his parents reside
!. Mr.. Webb has been with the SHEA
Y more or less during the past fou
years, and for the last two year
continuously We have learned t
! Know him rs a most excellent youn
nan, of Industrious and stead hal
! its, correct principles, punctual an
} careful in the discharge OF his Quite
J to his employer, and besides d goo
4 lprinter as the columns Of the SHEA
!, have amply testified. Mr.. Webb il
6 tends to 90 to Duluth or some othe
q large city to get into 4 larger otfic
) Our best wishes always go with hin
s Mr.. Perez PETERSON, who hi
Z grown up il this city, and hs
! learned the printers trade ia diffe
! ent Offices in the valley, takes NJ
Webb's place as foreman ii I'd
Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-28

LOCALS AND OTHERWISE.
Prices OF wheat:
no. Hard 50 cts.
! Northern ST @
50 q
Oats G5 to rs q
Samuel Cooke is at Crookston
on business.
ole Olson and Mr.. Fishburnspe
Sunday last in Crookston.
Tie Board OF County Commits
s5oners are in session this week.
DIR Robertson, the Crookston
dentist, was in the city on Monday.
John Fl. Burlum, who is now.
clerking in Stephen, spent Sun Law in
this city.
ii }. Bennewitz, Warren's popu-
lar harness maker, was at Stephen
on Monday.
"a. Slice, Bert Slice and Nick
Shantzen were at Thief River Fails
fishing this week.
Farmers in Excel have oro.anizaa
themselves into company and
bought Il So, 00Ostalion.
Matt. Main arrived home last
Saturday from the pineries where he
has been at work this winter,
%, Il. Cornwell, r. Russell and
Geo. v. Toombs, all prominent
Stephenites were in the city Tuesday
L, Lamberson LETT for Pelican
hapids on Tuesday. He will meet
sir.. G'i Y there and they viii spend 8
week fishing together.
Albert Vine. the butcher. will nav
the highest price for hides, pelts and
ftlrS iS''' '''iu
The ladies of the NJ. e. Church
VIII serve ice cream and Strawberries
IN the Folwell building next satur-
Day afternoon and evening.
Mr.. ". 4. Case returned Tuesday
morning from Arvilla, N. D.. where
ne had made a short visit with ral,.
ives Mrs. case returned with him.
-Charley Iverson of New solum
cut his right ootzbadly With an AZ
Yesterday. He was taken to this CITY
20 have the wound dressed by Dr. No
Gillian.
The SHEAF publishes the CITY
Charter this week. Read it throuol
carefully, and after that never com
Plaln that You can't find any solid
reading matter in the SHEAF
Communion service in the Nor
Neglan Lutheran church Sunday
morning, May 31st, at1O:3Oo'clock
Communicates meet in the church
Saturday evening at Z o'clock.
Ii l.. Melgaard left for old Nor
way on Monday last; He will also
visit Germany, France, and other
european countries during his alb
sence. The SHEAF wishes him hon
voyage.
THE Pioneer Press CnFof g.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-28
STR AYED.

One two-year old bay colt, tail
and name clipped. from my place ID
town 81 Tabor, Polk Co. Send in
fOrnnlt iOn to ANDREW ALYA
Tabor. 4, ok Co. Ainn,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-28
SEED BA riley

Barley for seed and feed for sale.
Enquire Of Rev. ] s. David, W arren,
Mimi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
REPORTS DENIED.
stories FROM Brs,ii D.ni~d By
the brazilian Minister OF Foreign A.

Sensational stories rom lfrssii Dsnied Iy
the Brazilian Minister ct Foreign Al
fairs
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL -Senhor Mem
donca. the Brazilian minister here. at d
late hour last night received the fol-
lowing cablegram:
Brazil an Minister At washington. Via IL
bon, Nov Il, 1891.
Continue To deny alarming reports spread
through Europe ia regard To- restoration Of
monarchy and Il isturbsucc Of public order
in Brazil Rio de Janriro - perfectly quiet,
business IL satisfied aud lively with Conn
dencc in the government News. daily re-.
ccivcd here announces perfect quiet IN alt
the states except Rio Granic do >ui. where
the government ha- taken measures 60 ru,
down the conflict AR sing from the struggle
for supremacy between the two parties
There ~ no idea Of secession. which sre-
pugnant to all Bralilians No conrict ~
lists outside Of Rio '.rsni- do ~ut Druy
London Times telegram AMI declare that
there IL no general discomfort in the couu
try. Tn government viii shortly nX a day
for the congressional elections. according
to tn. electoral Law Il storifion Of the
monarchy IL opposed almost universally y. a.
"A matter defn tely settled euro rr~to
Labuco and the Old moHarchi-t- are enjoy
ing perfect freedom fNchhng" - con lurtri
with security, and ~conndcns" In IA" x Nern-
ment'- stability - general Tue bank of th"
republic II not giving artificial quotations
aud the English brn.- ar" dealing 81 cN-
change with freedom hey drclarc that
the reports To- the contrary ar" circulated by
tn. enemies ofthe republic. 'IrENo>r
Minister Mendonca has furnished "A
n copy Of the above cablegram u Sec
rotary blaine. lie explains tina, il was
Scpt by Sennr Ch.rmont TN. KraIiltnn
minister Of foreign relations to the
Lisbon mission with Instructions In
forward il to the brazilian ministers
in all European countries AS well rs
the United States
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
West Indian Reciprocity.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE list of
reciprocity agreements which began
with Brazil several months ago. and
which inclu les Spain, San Domingo.
Costa Rica and other countries, nav
possibly be extended TO the British
West Indies, although the negotiations
which are about To be commenced with
the latter country will assume a new
and interesting phase. Sir Nevill Lub.
book. who will represent in the nego-
tiations British Guiana and all the
islands in the British West Indies, ex-
ctpt Barbados aud Jamaica, has al
ready arrived in Washington. Within
a week or two commissioners will
reach here from the islands named. and
then the trio of representatives will
hold formal conferences with the state
department, although in the meantime
the prcliminaries will be arranged
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
business Receivers.

NEw YORK, Nov. li-E. g. Dun &
Co.. Weekly Review of Trade says:
business has entirely recovered from
the slight disturbance causcd by the
Maverick bank failure. Money in New
York has fallen again to 4 per cent on
call and at Boston plenty is Offering
and rates arc steady. Trade is large in
volume for the season and in many
lines, especially at the west, the largest
ever known. Blu margins for profits
are narrow and the tendency of prices
is not toward improvement in that re-
spect While brcadstuffs advance, most
manufactured products tend 10 de-
cline. Records of mortgages satisfied
in western counties show that nor
nous sums are taken for that purpose
by farmers from their receipts, so that
an unusual proportion of the money
paid for crops goes 10 cancel debts ere
ated in past years Doubtless this in
part explains the act thai the demand
for various manufactured products has
not vet increased so largely as was ex-
pected in view OF the great crops
raiScJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
THE CONGRESS AosouRNs.
The fas gsss' Nstios VI Ccexr~ss tis~t. of
n~ers and AdlosrsA

n~ers and AaJosr~~
SgpALiA. No. Nov. ia-Thc dele
gates 70 the farmcrs' national congress
wer~ shown about the city yesterday
morning and IL was after Il o'clock D.
fore they got together for the closing
session
A paper on Transportation 81 Farm
Products" was read by Hon J. NJ.
Stahi. Of nlinoi.
Resolutions were presented and unan-
inousiy adopted recommending state
control Of live stock exchanges ~ tina,
nc live stock agent could bc excluded
from such exchanged: recon- nending
the passage Of = national iaw requiring
the stamping OF artificial hog pro1uets:
demanding the passage of = federal
Law prohibiting gambling in farm prod
ucts; indorsing the principle OF rcci-
proci;y and the work already accom-.
plished by the worlds fair directory.
The following revolutions. previously
reported upon adversely by the com
mitiee, were rejected by the congress.
Demanding the free coinage Of silver
dollars OF the value % 100 cents each:
demanding government ownershiP OF
the railways and telegraph: demand
ing that the national rel be
derived from taxes upon imports which
come into competition with home man
ufacturcs; demand ng federal prohibt
ton Of the sale of Intoxicating liquors
and demanding the cession of arid lands
TO the various states
At the afternoon session the commit
tee On location reported recommending
Lincoln, Neb., n the place for holding
the convention nest year. The recon
incubation was concurred N and the
second Tuesday after the national
election was fixed a. the time
The following officer, were elected:
President, A. W. Smith. Of Kansas;
yice-president II. q. Purse, OF Georgia;
secretary, T. +. Clayton. Of Iowa;
treasurer. William Freeman. of Maine:
first assistant secretary, IL {. Brown.
OF Georgia: second assis;an: secretary.
J. NJ Kelly. of Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
A FAMILY
Shocking Discovery After = Fire In . kow
at heap Frame buildings

80"
at heap Frame Buiidings-
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. l4-Early yes
tcrday morning a row of cheap frame
buildings on North High street were
destroyed by fire. At , o'clock last
evening the firemen found the remains
OF human beings and began a thorough
investigation and soon five bodies were
taken out and removed To the coroner's
office.
1t seems an entire family was burned,
and this explains why the dead were
not missed. The bodies are those of n
little boy of =, a girl Of 4. another girl
of 6 and the father and mother. named
Betheard.
The fire occurred at I O'Clock in the
morning and neither the firemcn nor
the police knew anything of tn. loss Of
life until their attention was called to
the fact 10y a lady friend of the burned
family.
The father was found on the floor
with his oldest daughter in his arms.
They were both burned TO a crisp.
Mrs. Bctheari, the mother, was lying
partially on the bed and partially on
the floor and looked as il death had
-overtakcn her i'm her efforts to reach
the floor. Her body was perfectly
condition. II appeared rs il all OF her
clothing had been burned off and her
flesh cooked by the flames.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
THE IOWA COUNT.
The County boards of Supervisors iinish
with the Election.

The County nonrds Of supervisors inisb
with the Election.
DIS MoINEs, la. Nov. la-Thc
county boards OF supervisors have at
last finished the canvass Of the vote
cast at the last election. Returns from
all counties make the total vote cast
for governor 40. 2i4 This is the
largest vote ever east in the state. The
vote in the presidential election Of lss,
was 4Ot, 600.
OF the total Boies. democrat. received
2O7, SO; Wheeler, republican. 100. go:
Westfall, alliance, ii.9lS: Gibson. pro-
hibition. o. i:oies' plurality is 7.sl6,
lacking 5.O6i Of being a majority. Two
years ago Gov. Boies lacked only i0l of
having a majority Of all the votes cast
in the state.
For Acknowledgements Bestow,
democrat had POS, So; Van IIoutcn. re-
publican. zoo, $50; Bestow's plurality,
4,22A.
For judge of the supreme court
republican, 200, 46l; HINES plurality.
3.i5S
For superintendent of public instruc-
tion-knopiicr. democrat, has 2O3. 779;
Sabin, republican. a9.. $50; Knopfcr's
plurality, s93.
For railroad commissioner-D~y. dem
ocrat, 2O6. ST.: Campbell, republican.
I25. 939: Dey's plurality. 1888 The
whole democratic ticket is elected
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

won't take a great deal, and we must
get it."
How can we get tit?r Mary asked.
1--WE can get 1t in but one way, Mary.
and hat is a way hat ] do not like. II
Is n way hat I have fought against
and hoped neve to have To resort To.
We must borrow the money. Mary, and
give a mortgage on the farm"
"Oh, John! john" Mary cried, start
ing up. Don't speak of such a thing.
Surely you have not forgotten what we
passed through back there at the old
homer"
mo, wife. I have not forgotten, and
] never shall"
Then do not talk of mortgaging the
claim, for 1t is all we nave left To us,
and to mortgage it is to lose it
But, Mary, we must live, and that
is the only thing We can do To get pro-
visions. We cannot starve."
mo, we canno starvc; but il is hard
To lose our home and again go int the
world pcnnilcss."
John pretended to take a more cheer
full view of the situation, and it is
probable hat he managed to dclude
himself To some extent. Anyhow. his
voice resumed a little Of its old-time
ring and his ".yos grew brighter as ne
said:
1--WE will not need much money. wife,
N with 4 good crop next year we can
repay IT easily. Now here is an advcr-
tisemcnt in this paper Of money to loan
on long time and easy terms. Three
hundred dollars would tide us over
nicely. and As the claim is worth a
Thousand, we can no doubt get all the
time we want on SO small an AMOUNT,
only SO we keep the interest paid. I've
been thinking the matter over, and il
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION


Full Text os the Pvesideat's Order Appoint
Ing Nosemb~s 20 FOR Thanksgiving.
WAsnISsToS, Nov. 1.-THE president
yesterday signed a proclamation fixing
Thursday. November %. as . day Of
Thanksgiving
The full text Of the proclamation Is
as follows:
By the president Of tho United states %
America 4 proclamation;
IL is . very glad incident of the marvellous
prosperity which has crovB-d the year nov
drIuInx to 4 close tha. IL h.sp:ul AMI re-
assuring touch has b~cn felt by all our PEG
pie. II has be.n ~ nd as our country.
and so 81. cial that every home has felt tie
comforting influence IL 10 too great Ia be
the work 81 man. power and too particular
TO be the device of hs mind. To God. tho
B-neicent and the AL Wise. who makes the
labors OF men TO be fruitful. rcceeiDs their
losses by His grace. and the measure Of
whose governing - NJ much beyond the
thou chit. 81 man a. { j. beyond his q serts,
the praise and gr altitude of the people OF his
favored ma ION are lu-tiy du.
Now. therefore. ]. Benjamin Harrison.
president OF the United States Of America
do hereby appoint Thursday, November q
present. to be a day OF joyful Thanksgiving
% God for the tounii.s OF His providence. for
the peace Ia which We are perm tied
{, enjoy them. and for the pressr-
vafon OF those Institutions OF ctvii
ana rel gious liberty which He
gave our fathers the wisdom to devise and
est Al li-h and us the courage TO preserve.
Among the aprropr ate obs rvancr- Of the
day are rest from toll. worship In the public
congregation. the renewal of the American
{ 80 about American rresides and thought
ful~ hipptne-' towarl those Who suffer lack
Of the body or Of the .pirit
In testimony whereof ! have hercunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
state, 70 bc afiIc
ID IN. at tn. city of Washington this 18Th
day of November. In the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and n nety- one,
aud of the Independence Of IN. tuiici states
tn. one hundred and : Ntccnth Seal
Hy ia pres dent: BENJAMIN UAKRI.oS.
JAMES g. BLlISE Secretary Of state
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
The Great Inventors ln~fstuation for Ills
studies.

The Great Inventors l~nfstuation for His
studies
The story of Edison's first marriage
shows how completely he is dominated
by the experimenting fever. lie had
never thought of getting married. SAYS
the Chicago Journal, but when some of
his friends urged upon him the advisa-
hility Of taking n wife he asscnted and
said that if they would find "a nice girl
he would marry her. He finally picked
out a pleasant-faced girl from his fac
tory and asked her 10 marry him. She
consented N Edison agreed Ia leave
his beloved laboratory for a days we'd
ding trip. On the way from the chanel
in which they were married to the rail-
way station h carriage passed the lab
oraiory. The temptation too much.
Edison stopped the carriage and telling
the bride that he would follow her Tn
h station in time to catch the train.
he plunged into some experiment that
had occurred 10 him during the church
services. Hour after hour passed. The
poor bride waited all the afternoon in
the station and was then driven back IN
h house. Ii was eleven o'clock at
night before his assistants could tear
Edison away from his laboratory and
get him home. When he is at work
Edison loses all count of time. He will
keep the whole establishment on a rush
for hours at a stretch and seems aston
ished when anyone hints tina, il might
he well to set something TO eat: he is
capable of working all day and night
without showing fatigue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

Flower"

There - a gentle
Dyspepsia. man at Malden-on-
the Hudson. ~. Y.
famed Captain a G. PareiS. who
has written Us a letter III which II
is evident that he has made Up his
mind concerning some things. and
this IS what he says.
Il have used your preparation
called August Flower IN my family
foT seven or cigh; years. IL Is con-
SANITY IN my house. and we consider
il the best remedy fox Indigestion,
and Constipation we
Indigestion. have ever used OF
known Ny wife IL
troubled with Dyspepsia. and ~
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower. however. re-
lieves the difficulty. Ny wifc ire
qucutiy say 20 ne when I am go.nz
10 town. We are on;
Constipation Of August Flower.
and I think you had
better &c; another bottle I an also
troubled with Indigestion and when
ever ! am. ! take olc o. two tea
spoonfuls before eatisg. for a day %
two, and al trouble Is removed q
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Nos. II Louis
n Ludwig. supposed ~ be from So
Louis or Upton. No. was cut ia two
last nigh, BIZ a frcigh; train a, waa-
hatchis, a few miles south Of this city
Two men were ty ing TO bosrl a freight
rain for the purpose o: stealing a ride.
and the n who failed. after running
come distance, started 20 return ~ the
station, and on ;he way found the leg
less body o; LudwiS b~ixeen the trains.
alive. bat unconscious Tie Wa taken
- TIE platform. where he died SO
after. His legs ~ere .o1rd ,wen.y
feet AWAY from the track
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

4 California; Hank Closed

SAN nIEGo. Cal, Nov. IA The Cali
foruia national bank did not open il.
doors for business yesterday morning
A card displayed in the window read a.
follows: Owing to continued shrink
age in deposits and our inability
promptly TO realize IN notes aud &C
counts the bauk is temporarily closed
The bank commissioner has been sem
for and will take charge on his arrival
In the meantime no business can b
transacted Il is believed beyond :
question that the dcpositors will be
paid in full. The bank has an adver
tised paid capital of $500, 900 and a sur
plus of SEQ. 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
The brazilian Finances

PARIS Nov. iS-An official telegram
was received to-day from Rio Janeirr
regarding the condition of the finances
Of that country. So far Is the gov
eminent is concerned, the dispatch
say the financial conditions are salts
factory 10 the authorities The govern
ment expects to have a surplus cver the
expenses of administration The treas
ury now holds 500 oo coptos Of reis in
cash. making the aggregate reserve ex-
coed $4,000 contos OF reis Senior May
ring president OF the Bank Of the Re
public. has resigned Baron Gautry
will Sucreei him
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
Returning Emntr-ManGri.

WASHINGTON. Nov IS-The Choctaw
delegation which. headed by Chief
Jones, came on here recently to &c;
the 81, ooo. 600 appropriated by the
last congress for the Choc,aw
equity in the Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe lands, have gone home empty
handed, aud the question now Is
whether the next congress wili 70: re-
peal the appropriation In dishonesty
attempting 20 throw over their at.or-
neys without paying them the Choc-
taws gave President Harrison sod The
departments reason enough for dec,in
ing q pay the appropriation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
southern r.c,oe Nc. M,

HOUSTON, Tex. Nov. IA cou.
ference was held between COM
mi,tees. representing all the train
men except the engineers and fire.
men of the Southern Pacific sy.-
tenn. and General SuperinteEdeu, Van
Wick. but so far as be learned
40 progress was made in the situation.
which threatens 4 strike en- the entire
system from New Orleans 20 San Fran
cisco The t-Ainmen are still making
efforts Ia have the engineers and Ere
men join in some demand. so that
sho1ld q strike be ordered the eutirc
tvstem would DC tied up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
. MOOSE SEATS AN ENGINE
Gs~ssEsx V-sr Vile Hsee IN whs~h The
NaearrA sl sAs H.rsst w.

1s~itEnx V-sr- vile Hs~~ IN Whs~h ,ss
Nsssrea ~ sA~ r-r~sf No..
AZ a short train Of ga. carr uas run-
ming up the Dulu:h 4 Winning ruai
into I,ascA county. Msnn. = iar-v
mos. wa. discovered near The issck
Ia an !ns,an, he sca ahcad - the train
Alons the old tote path u-ed By The In
diAns azd ~oeism~u b-scrc tho railway
was built The path Is elosc - the ear
track and parallel with I. A. there
are M regular trains on Sunday. the
engineer had = clear h~id ard deter
mined - show the moo.- how - run
The iron ho->e snortei and bounded
along over his track q steel uhile al
on bnari intcntlv watched the race !;
was a four-nile s,rsish,-away ran
The monscs gait vas an inaescrtha-
bic iroI such n only the rncosc can 81.
hihi,; his hind fc~t ~tAnn,ag htS sarS
his tongue hanging from his moa,h
every muscle IN his body moving.
Will. his PAGES were apparently two
rods IN length. A. ar>, 10 ~as unlr \
little ioS. bg, ~ the engsns bcgsn -
do !s hest the NOSE lrt himself out a
kno, n: u time. and all tho mrsterioa.
power OF steam could mol, prcSall
against this monarch Of the forcs:
Faster aud faster sp~d the engine.
bot still tho frightened moose iro;,ed
ia the van. letting ost his ,ongue Ia
other link and adding n knot a. was
needed TO his gait Iiu, when loaf
miles had thus been ~travcr,eI the CON
;estan,s came uPoa a clearing where
men wcrr gathered Thusdr,vcn from
his pathway aad forced To abandon
what seemed a playtul passnc, the
moose dashed across the track >-vcra!
rods in front ot the engine, and n no
inent later. without awaiting the award
of the wc!l-carncd l~aurrlN was Lost -
IN the !orrsi. Youths Companion