Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-11-19

Mo-, aged 70 years.
A FIRE in the business portion OF
Silver City, Ia, caused loss OF $780,
900.
DOM PIArr, the eminent journalist,
died at his country home, Mac-O-Chee,
in Logan county, o.. aged 70 years.
l. IT was discovered at the Knights OF
Labor convention in Toledo, O., that
the accounts of ex-Treasurer Turner
were over $S1, 900 short.
POLICEMEN ralded two anarchist
meetings in Chicago and arrested TWEEN
ty-five of the leaders and took them to
the )esplaines street station.
The bankers in national convention
at New Orleans elected Richard NJ.
Nelson. of Selma, Ala, as president.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted at the
Farmers national congress in Sc
dalia, Mo-, recommending the passage
of national law requiring the stamp
ing of artificial hog products; demand
ing the passage of a federal law pro.
hibiting gambling in farm products,
and indorsing the principle of reciproc-.
ity. A. w. Smith, of Kansas, was
elected president,
FLAMES at Ybor City, a suburb of
Tampa, Fla, caused a loss of $4,000
The discovery of 100 new volcanoes
was reported in, Lower California.
AT NIiller's Station, Ind, all the
buildings were demolished by the ex-
plosion of twenty tons of gunpowder,
the loss being 100000.
Nv Jackson and Clay counties, Kan. :,
gold-bearing dirt was said to have been
found in immense quantities.
AT Fayette, Miss, Alexander Cham.
bers, alias Tom Sutton (colored), was
hanged for the murder of Robert
Henry the 18th of last July, and Will
Nan t6a murder Of "a n
Fore. He protested his innocence to
the last.
AN entire family, Charles Betheard,
his wife and three children, lost their
lives in the flames which burned their
house at Columbus, O.
In Chicago Louis Adler q wholesale
cloak dealer, failed fer $780,
AT Knoxville, Ia, Joe jefferson,
owned by A. L. Sarlig, paced 4 miles
in 1910, thus lowering the worlds
record of 1o:s41s made by Longfellow
at San Francisco in 1881.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
CANADIAN government agents will
visit Kansas, Dakota, Nebraska, Min
nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan to try
and induce farmers to locate in Mantle.
ba and the northwest.
A WOMAN at Chelabink, Russia,
killed her three children and then
hanged herself to prevent starvation.
LATER advices show that the cyclone
which swept over the Andaman islands
in the bay of Bengal caused loss of
over 200 lives
AT Orangeville, Cal, q. P. Brandon
and wife died from arsenical poisoning
The drug was used by mistake for bak-
ing powder in making biscuits.
AT Montague, Mich, George A.
Wizard died after sleeping since May l.
He weighed fifty pounds at the time of
his death.
In Morocco the sultan sent mum Der
of emissaries to Touat to endeavor to
gain support to his pretensions to SOW
ereignty. The natives confined the
IL.
The death of Samuel Chapman oc-
CURED at Cornwall, n. S., aged 101
years. He had been freemason since
1913
OFF the coast of England and Ireland
a heavy gale was the cause of many
wrecks and several lives were lost.
The new Gillian junta is composed
of Senior Silva, president of the senate,
Senior Luco, president of the chamber
of deputies, and President elect Mont.
AS THE Canadian government would
do nothing toward caring for the colo
ny of Chinese lepers at Vancouver, Il.
c., the city council set them free, and
it was said that many of them were
coming to the United States.
The storm which swept over England
for three days caused the loss of over
fifty lives and the destruction of prop
erty valued at $50O,0
In lumber district of London fire
destroyed property to the value of owe.
$1,0o0,0o0, including the dwellings of
many poor people.
DAVID ALIEN, hunter and trapper,
was found dead in bear trap near
Bracebridge, Ont. He left his home
about month ago, was caught in the
trap and died from starvation.
IN Hancow, China, fire destroyed
1900 houses, and $4,000 persons were
made homeless.
IN a coal mine in Essen, Germany,
eleven miners were killed and two in
jured by an explosion of fre-damr.
DURING the trip of the steamship
Ontario from Montreal to Bristol,
Eng, she lost 100 head of cattle in
heavy weather.
In the English channel near Bou-
longe a fishing boat was wrecked and
sixteen fishermen were drowned