Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-25
The News briefly vnron,c,ed.

Ola Nysluen was instantly killed and
two other men injured by lightning
near Little Falls.
The wife and little child of G. NJ
Miller, of Minneapolis, were overcome
by escaping gas. The boy died and the
mother was in a critical condition.
Annie johnson, the daughter of
scandinavian farmer of Norman coun-
ty, has married William Saice, an In
dian on the reservation.
Walter Smiley was shot in the thigh
at Pipestone by Marshal Walkup, out
of mistake for a burglar.
Otto Magnus, a boy IA years of age,
was drowned at Winona by falling off
barge on which he was fishing.
Charlie Coles and Ed Berg, of Bird
Island, boys of Is years, were drowned
in Kapdihoyi lake.
Mrs Charles Messed, of Mount YER
non, was fatally injured by the run
ming away of her horses in Winona.
The Farmers Alliance Of Otter Tail
county proposes to build railroad
from Duluth across the state.
A 14-year-old son of M. Bierdan, of
Slayton, accidentally shot himself and
died in half an hour.
In sinking an artesian well miles
west of Warren natural gas was struck
at depth of 20 feet from the surface
Bishop Cotter, of Winona, confirmed
$50 children at st. Johns church in
Rochester.
Louis Kellogg fell to the bottom of
an sO-foot well near Fulda and was
instantly killed.
The old soldiers of the Eighth Mime
sofa volunteers held their annual re-
union at Pennington.
The case of Cynthia A. Imeson, of
Hastings, against the Chicago, St. Paul
& Kansas City Railway Company, to
recover $40, 900 for the killing of James
W. Imeson in ST. Paul on November 81
last, has been settled for $4,000.
Mueller Bros, well-known tailors at
Duluth, have made an assignment,
their liabilities exceeding their assets
by several thousand dollars.
Hiram Stevens, one of the early set
tiers in the vicinity of Kasson, died at
the age of IS yea S.
Capt. Peter Berlzey resigned the
treasurership of the ST. Paul chamber
of commerce and D. O.. Monfort was
elected in his stead
j. Fink and brother will put in fac
tory at Faribault to make the combi-
nation wire and picket fence.
The steam ferryboat Won Gorder
was burned at Winona. The origin of
the fire was unknown.
The comptroller Of the currency has
appointed the First national bank of
Minneapolis the reserve agent of the
First national bank Of, Darlington,
Sioux City, Ia.
Fritz Getterup, member of the May
Louise Agen opera company, was
drowned in the Minnesota river at
Henderson.
Hank Andrews, captain of the
schooner Negaunee, was found dead
in bed on board his boat at Duluth. It
was suspected that he committed sui
eide by poisoning
The Charles w. Wetmore, loaded
with 10000 bushels of wheat for Liver
pool, left Duluth at 10 o'clock the other
evening. She was the first departure
from Lake Superior for Liverpool. The
grain was shipped by A. d. Thomson,
of Duluth, and the steamer was built
and designed in Duluth.
The opening of the Hotel Lyon in
Lake City was very fine affair, nearly
| 300 guests being in attendance.
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La Prairie was burned to the ground.
Loss, $50, 900; insurance, .s12, 900.
Charley Olson, of the town of Mandt,
broke into the Chippewa roller mill
and stole large load of feed. Olson
was arrested.
The South ST Paul distillery, the
only institution of the kind in Minne-
sofa, which was purchased year ago
by the whisky trust, has been closed,
throwing several hundred men out OF
employment.
Louise Rimbrich, German girl of
II summers, eloped from Park River
with William Joplin, widower of two
months.
An attempt was made to set fire to
the central school building in Winona
by igniting kerosene in the vicinity Of
the east entrance to the building. The
blaze was discovered in time to smother
it before damage was DONE
News has been received of the death
in Beulah, Liberia, of Richard r.
Morley, former resident Of st. Paul,
who was experimenting the con-
struction Of mission buildings in Beulah
for the Episcopal board Ct missions,