Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-07-16

THE Banner tobacco warehouse at
Clarksville, Tenn, owned by Merri-
wether & Co., with 1,5OO hogsheads of
tobacco, and Draper Bros. stable and
twenty-five mules were destroyed by
fire. Total loss, $3.50 900.
AMONG papers belonging to the late
c. w. Perry, of Lamar, Mo-, letter
was found written by himself a short
time before his death, acknowledging
that he killed J. p. Cash, near Paris,
Ill.,, twenty-four years ago. He had
been tried and acquitted of the crime.
IN gale at Galveston, Tex, Robert
Frankovich, Frank Miltovich, Pete
Straugle and J. Speech were drowned
In western Washington the wheat
crop was being greatly damaged by
gophers and squirrels.
A. E. BURKHARDT & Co., in Cincin-
natl, largest fur dealers in the country,
suffered loss of $3.50, 600 by fire, and
the clothing firm of Geiershofer & Co.
lost $3.50, 200 by the same fire.
THE extent of navigable water of the
Ohio river and it's tributaries is given
by census bulletin at 02S miles, ex-
Guiding 500 miles from Cincinnati to
the mouth of the Ohio river.
On the 9Th light frosts were reported
in portions of Iowa and Illinois.
By the upsetting of boat Henry
Kek, saloon keeper at Sandusky, o.,
and Joseph Braunlich, of Cleveland,
were drowned in Lake Erie.
AT Newburg, O.. freight trains col
lided, and five men were hurt, two IA
tally.
THE legislature of Georgia met in
summer session at Atlanta.
EDWARD McTHERY, of Indianapolis,
in fit of jealousy, fatally shot his wife
and then shot himself dead.
s. =. ANDERsoN's house Is miles west
of Clifton, Tex, was struck by light
ming, and his wife and three daughters
were killed.
AT Lamar, Ark, Eliza Ryan, aged 80
years, was restored to sight after be-
ing blind thirty years by having tooth
extracted.
On the 9th the tenth international
convention of the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor opened at
Minneapolis with $4,000 delegates in
attendance. The secrctary's report
showed that there were in the country
1924 societies with a total member
ship of 1,O0s,9sO. Among the denomi-
nations the Presbyterians have 4,O19
societies, Congregationalists S,745, Bap-
lists 1881, MethodisGs zoos, Christians
sol. During the year $4,000 members
of the societies became church mem
bers.
A MOB lynched Jim Bailey, negro
who assaulted Mrs Folsom at Beebe,
Ark.
NEAR Olney, ILL.,, Mrs. Raymond and
her 4-year-old son were struck by a
passenger train on the Ohio & Missis-
sippi road and instantly killed.
NEAR Olmsted, ILL.,, Pat Moss and
Eddy Davis, both colored, and white
boy, aged Is years, named Harry Odel,
were beaten to death with club by
Daniel Welsh, an insane negro.
FLAMES which started in Mitchell
Bros. lumber yard at Jennings, Mich.
destroyed 10000, 900 feet of lumber, a
planning mill, engine house and four
dwellings. Total loss, $3.50, 900.
REPUBLICANS of Nebraska will meet
in state convention at Lincoln on Thurs
day, September a.
Upon her dying bed Mrs. Grisley, OF
Lancaster, Wis, confessed that she had
murdered her sons wife in 1882, whose
dead body was found in a field perforat.
ed with bullets the second day after
the murder.
The dead bodies of John Fl. Puter.
baugh, farmer living near Ellis, Neb..
and his wife and four children were
found in their home with bullet holes
in their heads. 1t was supposed the
horrible deed was committed by the ia
ther, who was temporarily insane.
REV. JOHN SPACHMANN, Belle Hen
derson, Ella Henderson and Millit
Chenowyth were drowned in Lake Erie
near Oak Point, O., by the upsetting q
boat.