Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-25
WEST AND SOUTH.

CASEY, Ia, was inundated by heavy
rain and two girls were drowned
OWING to domestic trouble John
Duty, living near Benton, H., shot and
killed his mother-in-law, Mrs. Allen,
on the street and attempted to kill his
wife. but failed.
RILEY SMITH and William Farley
killed each other at Little Rock, Ark,
in quarrel over women.
SIXTEEN survivors of the Blackhawk
war held q reunion at Galcna, Ill. Only
twenty-three of the pioneers who
fought the Indians in 1882 are still
alive.
THE death of ex-Gov. Harrison Lud-
ington occurred at his home in Madi-
son, Wis, in his SOth year. He was
governor of the state in 1875.
THE bursting Of a mill-race destroyed
500 acres of celery at Kalamazoo, Mich,
involving a loss of $4,000.
SPACE has been given every state and
territory in the union at jackson park,
Chicago, for building at the worlds
fair.
On the mountains in which is situated
the Conception silver mine, in the state
of San Luis PotOsi, Mex, a waterspout
drowned twenty three persons
W. NJ. Dow MURDERED Capt. Perkins
and his 14-yea-old son, OF GAINESVILLE,
Tex, as the result of an old feud.
TIE steamers Alert and Mohican
sailed from San Francisco for Behring
sea under special orders to prevent seal
catching.
AT Utica, i'll, cloudburst caused
damage exceeding 100000, and
throughout the entire Illinois river
valley heavy losses resulted from
floods, which washed out crops and
swept away houses and live stock
A BROKEN rail ditched freight train
at Disho, Ind, and sixteen cars were
wrecked and twenty head of imported
cattle killed
AT Baltimore William K. Duval was
sentenced to nine years in the penit en-
tiary for obtaining christening and
Christmas gifts from United States SEN
ators and others under false pretenses,
alleging that he had named children in
their honor.
NEAR his home in Crook county,
Wyo., James Waggencr, a noted horse
thief, was lynched.
Miss Lou BELL and George Thomp-
son, both colorcd, were struck by a
train near Dayton, o., and both were
killed.
On the 18th John Brooks. of Waldron,
NJ CHI. celebrated the 1o5th anniversary
Of his birthday. He was Il soldier of
the war of 1872, is in good health and is
AIichigans oldest citizen.
4 sGfooIuotrsG near Norfolk, Neb.,
q was washed away during storm ano
d Charles Miles, Cora Hamlin and Anna
Cox were drowned.
AT Napanee, Ind, q windstorm die
great damage to the crops and fruit
trees blew down barns and out
houses, and blew houses from thcil
foundations, some of which were total
ly wrecked.
Ir was said that thousands Of immi
grants were crossing at Sault Ste
Marie, Mich, monthly. They were no
examined as to their means of support
as the government has no immigran
inspector at that point.
AFAsT express train on the lllinoi
Central road was wrecked near Ken
ner's station, La, and six persons wer
reported killed and twenty injured.
WILL III. HoCKWIsHER and Will
Kreip}e, both under go and two col
ored men were drowned by the over
turning of their skiff in sudden wind
storm opposite Golconda, Ill.
A FEW miles north OF Belvidere, III.
a cloudburst caused great damage.
News of the drowning of Lieut.. Rot
inson, w. G. Moore and four other me
of the United States cutter Bear at lie
bay Alaska, has been confirmed.
FLAMES in the Nestor block at Maj
quette, Mich, caused loss Of .S100.O0l
AT Altoona, Pa, rain flooded TIL
streets and Mrs. Barbara Reichl, age
IS years, and Katie BRADY, aged
wears, were killed by lightning. Sma
bridges throughout the county we1
swept away by the overfowed stream
In New York on the 10th the tempe
allure was "a dcgrees-the coolest Jur
day in that city on record
HEAVY rain flooded the streets ;
Fort Scott, Kan, and Buck run,
rayine which traverses the city fro
south to north, was transformed into