Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-11
WEST AND SOUTH.

TORNADO did great damage to
buildings and crops at Lima, O., and
several cattle were killed in barns, and
at Salina the Friends church was
wrecked and eight houses were I'M
rooted.
The following ticket was nominated
by the peoples party of Iowa in con-
vention at Des Moines: For govern
or, A. j. Westfall, Woodbury. county;
lieutenant governor, w. s. Scott,
Appanoose county; railway commits
sioner, D. E. Rogers, Dallas county;
superintendent public instruction,
e. w. Bean, Buena Vista county;
supreme judge, T. F. Willis, Page
county. The platform favors the Aus
tralian ballot, censures the old parties
for constant efforts to reopen the tenn
perance question to the exclusion of
grave economic questions, favors uni
form school book system for the state,
books to be furnished at cost to pupils,
and iavors state legislation directed at
the ultimate suppression of all private
corporations
NEAR Bedford, Ind, a sawmill engine
exploded killing five men and wound
ing three others.
On the Sd $4,000 persons were at
Galena, ILL.,, to witness the unwilling of
the bronze statue of Gen. Grant pre-
scented to the old home of the hero of
Appamattox by Mr.. H. H. Kohlsaat, OF
Chicago. Chauncey M. Depew, of New
York, delivered the Grafton.
In Chicago three men were caught
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lapsed and were instantly killed.
A TORNADO tore up trees and demol-
ished several buildings at Seymour, Ind.
MRS. IDA DAVIS, the first female
county superintendent of schools in In.
diana, was elected by the trustees Of
Terre Haute.
THE doors of the City national bank
at Marshall, Mich, were closed or
account of the embezzlemnt of $40, OO(
by E. J. Kirby, the assistant cashier.
THE death of Delilah Vaughn oc
Cured at her home in Jacksonville, Ill.
at the age of 100 years.
The immense barn of James Austin
at Falmouth, KY, was blown down il
storm and Miss Mamie Austin, his Is
year-old daughter, who was in it, wa.
killed. .. ,...
NEAR Genoa, Neb., Peter Cedar ia
tally shot his daughter-in-law, Mrs
Louise Cedar, and then committed
suicide.
In the town Of Saratoga, Wyo., rich
lead of silver has been struck, the ore
assaying S11 to the ton.
In Illinois lightning killed three
horses at Sand Prairie, thirty steers al
Delavan, five horses at Cullom, ani
twentyseven head of cattle near New
Holland. At Mason City, Ia, a 81, 5Ol
horse was killed in the same way.
THE $4,000 trotting stallion Ton
Roger was burned to death at tn,
Woodlawn stock farm near Cincinnati
EVERY distillery in the United State
has been secured by the whisky trust
thus creating one of the most absolute
and complete monopolies the CONNER
cial world has ever heard of.
In Alaska the grip was making grea
havoc among tho natives, hundred
having died.
On the 4th monument to Leonar,
Calvert, the first governor of Maryland
erected on the site of the old mulberr,
tree at St Mary's City, was unveiled.
The bank of Huntingburg, Ind.
closed its doors, the result Of the cash
ier's permitting depositors to overdra,
their accounts to the extent of abou
$4,000.
In East ST. Louis. Ill.,, three dwelling
houses, factory and number Q
sheds were blown to splinters during
hurricane and several buildings wer
unroofed and trees blown down:
The firm of Connell, Hall, McLaste
& Co.. wholesale dry goods dealers a
Nashville, Tenn, failed with liabilitie
Of nearly $500, 600.
LIGHTNING killed George Hackduffe1
. farmer living near Vandalia, III, an
his little bov.
HARVEY WHITEHALL and Albert Di
lon were drowned in the reservoir q
Dellefontaine, O.
THE death Of Miss Rose Kibbel
youngest daughter Of John Kibber, OK
CURED at Newton, Ill. She was
years old and weighed 507 pounds.
NEAR Republic. o., John Turner
aged u years, and Jacob Hoot, aged Il
were killed BY the cars