Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-28
WEST AND SOUTH.

A WIND and hailstorm passed over
Benton, H., doing damage to crops in
that place and in Franklin county to
the extent Of $500, 000
AT Vicksburg, Miss, Burren Parish
(coloredl, As years old, was hanged for
the murder OF a 16-year-old negro boy
in December, 1890, in quarrel over
twenty-five cents.
IN Audrain county, Mo-, cyclone
devdsted section II miles long and /
mile broad. A dozen persons were
killed and over 100 injured.
Ar SPRINGFIELD, o., patent suit IN
earthed the son of an Irish lord, who
goes by the name of Blackkam. He was
disownea for making nis;llliance.
The home Of Joseph Sherman. some
miles from Protection, Kan, was de-
stroyed by Il cloud burst and three OF
his children were drowned
STONE fell from a new building in
Cincinnati and killed Rev. j. H. Ham
ilton, of Homestead, Pa, delegate to
the Baptist convention.
FLAMES destroyed the mills of the
National Linseed OIL Company al
Sioux City, Ia, causing a loss of $780,
eco.
THE death of Judge Jonathan Col
born, aged 81 years, the Oldest resident
OF Hamilton county, Ind, occurred OF
old age.
EDWARD GoFF and his brother John
were killed by an explosion in coal
mine near New Philadelphia O.
CYCLONE about 4 miles south OF
Creston, Ia, unroofed houses and barns
and destroyed shade trees and fences
On the line between Chippewa Falls
and Abbotsfore, Wis, the Northern
Pacific Express Company has been
robbed Of $4,000 to SD, 900.
Republicans OF Kentucky in conven-
ton at Lexington nominated A. T.
Wood for governor.
The death of Alphonso Taft, who
was attorney general of the United
States under President Grant, occurred
at Los Angeles, Cal, aged 81 years
NEAR Evansville, Ind, colored man
named Jennings was lynched for as
saulting little white girl, 10 years old,
the daughter of George Bowles.
FIRE in the iron works at knoxville,
Tenn, caused a loss OF 500. coo.
THa grand lodge CT odd fellows. OF
Indiana, in session at indianapolis.
adopted resolutions to forever exclude
from the order anyone engaged in any
manner with the manufacture or sale
Of Intoxicating liquors.
The Lo%ansport Qnd.) Street Car
Company's stables We're burned to the
ground with nearly I'll of the contents.
I OF forty-three mules only fifteen We're
saved
FIVE men were struck by lightning
while working in a tobacco patch al
Ccnterville, Ky.
The failura Of the Hills Shot Com
dany of Memphis, Tenn, with liabil-
bilities Of 5000, 600 and assets $500, OO0,
was announced.
IN the vicinity Of Enporia, Kan. cat
tlemen are alarmed over the appearance
of an unknown and fatal disease among
their herds.
THE mayor of Cincinnati has notified
the managers of the baseball park that
games advertised for Sunday will be
prevented by the arrest of the PLAYERS
If necessary.
FIVE blocks of lumber yards, six
blocks of residences and ST. Patrick's
church at Houston, Tex. were burned,
causing total loss of $780, OOO
BETWEEN thirty and forty people
were killed by the cyclone that swept
over some parts of Missouri. The prop
erty loss was about 100000.
FLAMES destroyed the lumber stock
of j. w. Day & Co, at Minneapolis, con,
sisting of 10, 100000 feet. Loss, S22s, 900
NEII. JONES, of Wabash, Ind, while
drunk bit off the entire upper lip Oh
David Boblett. a friend.
GREAT damage was done by storm
in Clermont, Adams and Brown coun-
ties. 0.
BY a wreck on the Southern Pacific
road near Columbus, Tex, one soldier
was killed and four others were fatally
injured
A wINDsToRM passed over section
of country 25 miles north of Arkansas
City, Kan, wrecking houses and barns
and devastating fruit orchards.
A WIND and hailstorm passed over
Muncie, Ind, doing thousands of dol
lars worth Of damage.
WALTER JOHNSON was hanged q