Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-01

GENERAL 3. f. BUTLER said during a
criminal trial in the United States Dis
trict Court at Boston on the 23d that
it was his last case in the courts, and
that hereafter his business would be
confined to office practice.
FRANKLIN w. HULL and Ellis G.. Bard,
who embezzled $4,000 from the Lin
coin National Bank of Lincoln, Pa.
were sentenced to five years imprison-
ment each.
DR.. WILLIAM R. HARPER, professor of
scientific languages at Yale College, has
decided to accept the presidency of the
Chicago University.
Mrs. JOHN SULLIVAN, of Orange, n.
j., on November 10 gave birth to a
strong, healthy baby. On the gath inst.
she gave birth to second child, also
strong and healthy. Physicians said
such a case was never before heard Of
In Pennsylvania the law prohibiting
the sale of oleomargarine has been de-
clared unconstitutional
JUDGE HALL declared, at East Lyme,
Conn.,, that a ''paster' put on blank
space on ticket made the ballot illegal
under the State law. If sustained the
decision would invalidate $500 Prohibi-
ton ballots and elect Morris Dem.
Governor.
AT Dover, N. H., Isaac B. Sawtelle
was found guilty of the murder of his
brother, and was sentenced to be
hanged the first Tuesday in January,
1892.
In New York an unknown woman
aged about go years fell on sidewalk,
and her long hat-pin was driven into
her brain, causing almost instant death.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, a conspiracy to
flood the United States with counter
felt silver dollars was unearthed by the
arrest of nineteen Italians employed to
pass the coins.
WHILE out hunting John Frick, OF
Johnstown, Pa, accidentally shot and
killed his 7-year-old son.
The labor commissioner of Maine
says that there are 1910 abandoned
farms in the State.
AT their home in Rochester, N. Y,
Mrs. John Dietrich and three children
and one son escaped.
In the East blizzard prevailed or
the Goth and New York City was buried
in snow. Street-cars, elevated railways
and ferry boats were delayed. The
coast was swept by strong gale, and
at Narragansett Pier two @schooners
went ashore and three men were
drowned. In Buffalo, N. Y, the Their
mometer registered 10 degrees below
zero, and at Lyndonville, Vt, the mer
| curry sunk to 80 below zero.
IN a runaway accident George 81
Green and wife, of South Coventry
Conn.,, were killed.
In a .powder-house at Lake Hopat
cong, N. j., an explosion killed Mahlo1
Sperry and John R johnson.
The death of George Hull, who abou
| twenty years ago found" the Cardiff
giant on his farm at Cardiff, N. Y, oc
Cured at Binghamton, N. Y.
The Henry M. Stanley, the first o
the Newfoundland frozen herring feet
arrived at Gloucester, Mass, with 400,
600 pounds of fish.
/ GENERAL JAMES III. STOKES died il
New York City at the age of 76 years
and Franklin Chase, who was Unite,
States Consul for thirty-seven years
died at the age of IS years.
WEST AND SOUTH.
NEAR Gosport, Ind, car of ston
became overbalanced while being un
loaded and upset, throwing ten mel
down a forty-foot embankment. Fiv
were hurt, two fatally.
! In Clay County, KY, Robert Gregory
a merchant. was assassinated by tn
15-year-old son Of Thomas Woods, VIII
had been killed by Gregory.
FIRE destroyed the Masonic Tempt
4 at Baltimore, causing loss of $3.50, 00t
I AT Viroqua, Wis, fire destroyed
block of business buildings, causing
loss of $3.50, OOO.a
4 JOHN and Peter Kane, noted despel
ADDE'S, were shot dead by Marsha
Booth while resisting arrest at HincA
ley, Mimi.
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