Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-29
The News Br,eny Cnroniclea.

Y. j. Lundgren, brakeman, was
killed by the cars at Tracy.
Charles Dahlgren, aged % years, COM
mitted suicide in Minneapolis by hang
ing. No cause was known.
Samuel Bean, one of the early set
tiers of Minnesota, and a resident Of
Faribault for twenty-four years, died
at the town Of Forest of cancer.
M. Frankoviz' hardware store at
Fergus Falls was entered by burglars
and 1925 worth of revolvers and cutlery
taken.
The organization of the st. Paul
chapter Of Daughters of the American
Revolution has been completed.
The Presbyterian synod of Mime
sofa adopted resolutions protesting
against the opening of the worlds fair
on Sunday.
The suit brought by Joseph Naddo
to establish his claim to eighty acres OF
land in Duluth was decided against the
plaintiff
The officers of the state fair of 1891
in their report, show profits of $40, 7eo.
Every previous fair lost money.
Rev. w. II. Knowlto1, for many
years pastor of st. Paul's Episcopal
church at Winona, has gone to San
Mateo, Cal.
Nolan and Weley, Duluth letter car
riers. charged with appropriating funds
collected on postage due. were found
not guilty and released from bail.
Ramah Cole was indicted at Duluth
for selling cigarettes to minors.
Burglars secured $500 in stamps,
money orders and cash from the post
Office at Crookston.
At Castle Rock E. T. Archibald 8
Co.'s elevator was burned. Loss, $50.
900; partly insured.
It was announced that the Standard
Oil Company would erect tank near
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
depot in Mortified.
A young man named Rosen was
thrown from a horse at Perley, his foot
caught in the stirrup and he was
dragged to death.
1t now appears that Gus Anderson, oil
Duluth. who was reported to have been
murdered at Soudan by an enraged
Austrian, was not killed, but was on
the road to recovery.
A sad case of neglect came to light in
Winona. Marley Thompson, 4 years
old, fractured his skull by fall. No
doctor was summoned, and the bov
died. He lived with his stepmother,
who found him in her way. His father,
Martin Thompson, is a harvest hand at
Valley City, s. D.
Rev. NJ. 2. Sloan, of Dundas, was
taken to the Rochester insane asylum.
Over study caused his insanity.
County Superintendent Of Schools E.
]. Grefthen died in ,Crookston city re-
Gently Of typhoid fever.
Frank Lahman, of Oak Valley, gave
it out that he was to open furniture
store in Wadena. He went to st. Paul
with Sc, 600, butnothing had been heard
from him since.
Capt. John Black, a wealthy farmer
living near Wadena, committed suicide
in his dooryard by shooting himself. It
was thought the act was committed
while temporarily insane.
w. G. Bailey's dry goods store at
Fergus Falls was robbed to the extent
Of 500. An attempt was made to
break into g. A. Daley's store but was
unsuccessful.
Herman Pohlman, who shot and
killed Fred Tang at Center City oc-
tober I, was taken before the grand
jury and indicted on the charge Of MUIR
der in the first degree.
Samuel Reems, the oldest man in
Minnesota, died at Dayton from =
severe cold. aged l03 years. Mr.. Reems
was born in Pennsylvania, March "a,
17se, and from 1915 to 1870 was prom.
tnent IN the politics Of that state.