Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

SHELDON "A. bURLlNGHAME ana
George s. Duncan were burned to
death in Detroit by the explosion Of oil
in a stove they were repairing.
Ex-TREAsURER GEORGE w. MORGAN,
of Baltimore county, Md, was found
! to be 1924, 3GO.54 short in his accounts.
WoRKMEN struck vein of oil while
drilling for water near Mcdaryville,
Ind, that was flowing at the rate Of
900 barrels day.
A FIRE in Lima, o., caused loss of
100000. The Times Office and several
mercantile houses were destroyed.
| In Minnesota the recent cyclone In
Itasca and Beltrami counties destroyed
| the timber on 1000 square miles.
In the Fifth Michigan district J. S.
Lawrence, of Grand Rapids, was nomi-
mated for congress by the democrats
to succeed Nj. H. Ford, deceased.
FLAMES at Montgomery, Ala, de-
stroyed Hunter & Co.'s compress and
1850 bales of cotton, causing loss of
SIZE, 900.
PETER CUsICK and John Williams, in
mates of the Soldt rs home at Leaven-
worth, Kan. were killed by the cars.
SIX acres of ground were burned
over at Mayfeld, Ky. The loss was
placed at 500, 600, with but little insur-
ance.
THE packing house of Parker, Webb
& Co. in Detroit was damaged By fire
to the extent of 100000. One man was
burned to death and about dozen
others were more or less seriously
burned.
FIRE DESTROYED the Olympic theater
at st. Paul. the loss being 100000.
JUDGE JOHNSON, in the circuit court
at Topeka, Kan, decided that an ar
rest made on letter or telegram was
not due process of law.
AILERToN defeated Nelson in the
stallion trot at Grand Rapids, Mich,
for purse of $4,000 taking the sec.
ond, third and fourth heats
IN New Orleans the case against Pri-
vate Detective D. c. O'Malley, who was
charged with bribing the Hennessy
jury, was dismissed.
The Army of the Tennessee, in ses-
sion in Chicago, elected Gen. q. Nj.
Dodge, of Iowa. president of the society.
THE marriage of A. B. Froman and
Miss Emma j. McHale, of Colorado
Springs, Col, took place on the top of
Pixies Peak. This was the highest mar
riage on record.
AT Greenup, ILL.,, William Kisser, an
aeronaut of Louisville, KY, was killed
by falling $50 feet while making an
ascent.
A MOB took Joe Coe, a negro, from
the Jail at Omaha and lynched him for
assaulting Lizzie Yates, years of age.
THREE men robbed the National
bank at Enterprise, Ore, in broad day
light of $500.
JOHN and Wade Fielder were ex-
ecuted at Rush, Tex, for numbering
Vance Thompson, August II, 1890, and
Ed. Neal was hanged at Omaha, Neb.,
for the murder of Allan and Dorothy
Jones. He confessed his crime on the
scaffold.
WILLIAM EVANS, secretary of the
Morse Wool Securing Company of St.
Louis, was said to be short $50, 900 in
his accounts.
A FREIGHT elevator fell in the works
of the Shelby Cabinet Company at
Shelbyville, Ind, killing Joseph Schott,
Clinton Neeley and H. Thayer, work
men.
The Kansas crop report shows the
yield of wheat to be 5s,399,6 $40 bushels;
oats, 1865, 045 bushels, and corn 49,
4S5,91S bushels.
AT Brennan, Tex, Aunt Ann Gala
han died at the age of rs years.
FIRE destroyed the storage ware
house of Hunter & Co.'s compress at
Montgomery, Ala, with $500 bales of
cotton. Loss, S125, 1000.