Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-14

Heneige was killed by Mrs Smith.
The News Briefly Stated.
John u Omre, stonemason at Mon
!, tcyideo, committed suicide by taking
! rat poison.
Hans P. Slette, of Granite Falls, was
given 81, 100 for injuries sustained while
in the employ of the Great Northern
railroad.
A barber named Peck was nearly
killed in a quarrel with Manager King
in he Eureka club gambling rooms at
ST. Paul
| At Thief River Falls two brick yards
have commenced. operations and are
turning out the finest quality of red
brick at rapid rate.
featuring jewcler at st. Paul, was bur-
glarized, the safe forced and goods
worth 81, 500 stolen. saa7
Fire destroyed the sawmill at Mime
apolis owned by Smith & Richardson
and damaged the millSof Joanin s. Han
son. Loss, $Ss, 1000; insurance, $s5, 900.
They are still threshing last years
.
Mrs. John A. Logan was rendered a
reception at Minneapolis by Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison.
! While hunting near Pine Knot C. A.
| Pierce accidentally shot and probably
fatally wounded his son.
The Riverside cooper shop at Little
Fails was burned. Loss, $1,000 to ST.
! 500; insurance, $500. Ten men en-
ployed lost kits valued at $3.50.
The stone work on the Indian school
has been completed at Pipestone.
| President Harrison has granted a
pardon to W. D.. Covel, of Minnesota,
convicted of employing an unlicensed
engineer on a ferryboat.
John Holt, of Oscar township, was
bound over to the grand jury for at
tempted criminal assault upon his
cousin, girl of IA years.
Walter Lea, residing at Woodland,
was killed while engaged in saving
pickets by being struck in the abdomen
by a flying piece Of plank.
The Chandler mine ON the Vermillion
iron range will ship 600, 900 tons of ore
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500, 900 tons.
The Farmers Alliance party met
in st. Paul and nominated Gen. James
I III. Baker, ex-secretary of state, for
governor. No other nominations were
made
Thomas Blake, 9-year. old boy liv-
ing at Rosetown, was drowned in Bass
lake.
While Walter Bernhart and Alfred
Jensen were crossing Lake Miltona at
| Alexandria their skiH was accidentally
overturned and Bernhaft, being unable
to swim, was drowned. 4
G. l.. Hollowell, who had been en-
gagged in the grocery bsuiness in Winona
for twenty years, has filed an as
signment. Assets about $500; liabili-
lies, 81 .O0O.
At Lake Minnetonlxa Laura Lewis,
Ida Swanson, Rufus Hogan and Oscar
Sandel1 weresout rowing when the boat
caps zed and the two girls md Hogan
were drowned IL They lived ii st. Paul.
I'D j.. M. Gilman was divorced from his
wife at Duluth on the. ground of big
amy. He claims she was never legally
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divorced from Hugh McFaden. She
says she was and that the records are
lost.
Burglars broke. into the hani ftur-
ing establishment Of s. r. 1CafleMder in
st. Paul and forced open the safe and
got away with from $500 to- s, 900
worth Of jewclry and IS small sum Of
money.
"A new banking house. styling itself
ct Chief River Falls with 9 capital OF
$40, 600.
Flames in the cathedral of Duluth
partially burned Bishop McGolrick's
private library, one Of the finest and
most complete in the northwest and
lsnumberinE $4,000 volumes: Loss, So.
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