Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-19


81 In a wreck at Bethpage. Tenn, =
mail car and contents was burned.
TWENTY passengers we're injured by
the derailing of train on the Bel'4ire
&, GAINESVILLE road near Caldwell, o.
The firm of August Heintz & Co.,
merchants at Ia Grange, Tex. has
assigned Will, Liabilities of 100000 and
assets unknown.
h The death was announced of Thomas
I d. Hall, of Columbus, Ind, who bad
held a position in the United States
treasury at Washington since 1862. His
height was only ~ inches.
& On a wager of $1,000 that he will
make the trip within six months Will
liam Brotherton left Napa, Cal, for
New York trundling q Wheelbarrow.
The Ohio supreme court has decided
that the law creating the board of city
affairs of Cincinnati is unc0nstitution-
al, being special legislation. The old
board of public improvements at once
took charge Of affairs at Cincinnati.
! A PORTION of the Central insane asy-
lum near Nashville, Tenn, was burned
and six of the inmates were burned to
( death.
IN quarrel over a lead pencil Elmer
\ j ohnson murdered Mrs. Joseph Graham
at Caldwell, @.
Mrs. WILLIAM BAKER attempted to
| light. a fire with crude oil at Cleveland.
/, o., when the can exploded and she was
burned to death.
JOHN GEPPINGER's family at Logans-
4 port, Ind, was poisoned by eating
.noldy cheese, and Mrs. Lizzie Woods,
one of the family died in horrible
agony
"A MOB lynched Henry Sanders near
4 Layinia, Tenn, for criminally assault
ing Miss Angie Bolton, aged 16 Years
I IN Texas the heaviest snowstorm in
three years was experienced, and twas
j feared that it would be disastrous to
I the fruit crop.
WOMEN at Mount Etna, Ind, wrecked
a saloon and gave notice that all dram
shops would meet similar fate.
THE legislature of California has
passed a bill prohibiting the coming of
Chinese into that state.
THE young wife Of a Sioux City (Ia.)
contractor, Mrs. Mabel Klise, has fallen
heir to property in England worth over
! $50, 100000.
Gov. BARBER, Of Wyoming, has issued
a proclamation at the request of Gen.
4 Miles enjoining citizens to refrain from
selling arms to Indians.
In the assassination case of Chief-of-
{. Police Hennessy at New Orleans the
4 jury returned verdict acquitting six
i Of the prisoners and failing to agree on
the remaining three.
FIRE wrecked the wholesale drug
house of Humiston, Keeling & Co. in
1 Chicago. causing loss of S125, 900.
JERRY HETLERs' barn near Dixon,
Ill, was burned, together with six
horses and forty cows and quantity
of farm machinery.
{. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
On the southeastern coast of En-
4 gland many small vessels were wrecked
4 by a blizzard which prevailed in that
section, and hundreds of sheep were
killed.
A BLIZZARD swept over Great Britain,
blockading railways and rendering
streets almost impossible. Many lives
were lost and the damage was enor-
nous.
The death Of John T. Smith, of Cali
. fornia, United States minister to Toxic,
i Japan, occurred in Toxic.
CHINA advices say that 800 pirates
and robbers were beheaded in Kwan-
tung province during the last few days
Of the old Chinese year.
Orr Falmouth the ship Bay of Pana-
, ma was lost and Capt. Wright, of Liver
pool, his wife and twelve of the crew
:, were drowned
The Canadian cabinet decided to no.
tify the United States government that
the Dominion government was ready to
negotiate reciprocity treaty.
N SIAN advices state that cyclone
ragged at Champion and destroyed more
than 200 houses.
OFF Start point, Eng, the British
ship Dryad was wrecked and her crew
> Of twenty-four men and officers were
!. all lost
On the British coast nearly 100 men
! lost their lives during the recent biz
gard
IN Japan the influenza was still rag
: ing, and fifty or more deaths occurred
daily.
+ IN many parts Of Spain heavy storms
e have caused great damage, and a cy-
! clone at Plasencia inflicted enormous
d loss.
+ ZANZIBAR advices say that the ne
groes of the Comoro islands had re-
{ VOTED and declared themselves free.
d The sultan of the islands has fed.
t STATISTICS show that out of $1,000
: Irish who emigratad from Europe last
81 year 81, 900 came to the Unite States.
!. Orr Dartmouth, Eng, the British
Q steamer Miralna was wrecked. and only
three seamen were saved out of all on
# + board.
S Tire census Of Austria shows popu-
lation Of 40. 500, 900.
Later
IA ELEVEN Of the Italians acquitted Of
r the murder Of Chief Hennessy at New
sd Orleans were shot dead in the parish
q prison on the 14th by mob lead by
J, prominent citizens of the city.
oil THIRTY-THREE men on the 18th started
g Lon a six days walking match in Madi-
& son square garden, New York.
r DuRISG the two years of the present
q administration enied March 4, 1891,
there were a,754 appointm ents made OF
v presidential postmasters.
: UNDER an act of the Colorado legis-
aature every saloon in Denver was
D closed on the 18th.
81 JUDGE LEWIS A. GRoFF, the commits.
. sioner of the general land Office at
81 ~ ASKING ton. has resigned.
So s. a. MINER GRIsWoLD. of Texas Sift-
J. S. ing, who acquired fame by humorous
s sketches signed s. The Fat Contributor
died suddenly at She oygan Falls. Wis,
). apoplexy. aged Sc years.
8 IN a quarrsl near Maxey, Ga, Har-