Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-29
FIRE nearly wiped out the business
portion OF the little city of Marengo,


Ill.
in Columbia, s. c., the Iillman or ALI
ance faction of the party nominated
Benjamin r. Tillman for governor.
The telegraph operators on the Bur.
lington, Cedar Rapids s. Northern rail
road struck for higher wages.
NEAR Cortland, O., passenger train
on the New York, Pennsylvania s
Ohio road collided with wild engine,
injuring six persons, two fatally.
A SECTION northwest of Miller, S. d.,
was swept by fire and hundreds of tons
of hay burned, and several farmers
were completely burned out.
THE Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows has changed the headquarters
Of the order from Columbus, O., to
Baltimore, Md.
FLAMES ruined six business houses,
including the post Office and the Regis
ter office, at Mason City, la.
AT San Antonio, Tex, J. L. Hart, a
gambler, killed his wife and then took
his own life. No cause was known.
FREIGHT and passenger trains on the
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne railroad col
lided near Shreve, o., and twelve per-
sons We're killed and cremated and nine
others were injured.
REPUBLICANS of the Sixth district
of Wisconsin have nominated Emil
Baench for congress, and G. r. Rich
ardson is the democratic nominee in
the Fifth Michigan district.
AT Lima. O., the worlds pacing rec
ord for half-mile track was broken
| by Wisconsin King, who made mile
in 2:14.
CITIZENS riddled Henry Watson (col-
ored) with bullets at Durant, Miss, for
| trying to incite race riot.
THREE immigrants were killed in a
wreck on the Burlington road near Sib-
ley, Ia.
The boy bicyclist of Minneapolis
John S. johnson, broke all records at
Independence, Ia, on the hite-shaped
track, going mile in the remarkable
time of 1856 3-5.
THE next session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will be
held in Milwaukee.
FIRE destroyed the Union school
furniture building and an entire block
Of adjoining buildings at Battle Creek,
Mich, the total loss being 500, 900.
AN express train killed w. FWalters
and wife, of Westerville, o., at the
state fair ground crossing in Column bus.
In tie Fifth district of Michigan the
republicans have renominated Charles
r. Belknap for congress.
In Sandusly Maj. Gen. John Pope
died at the Ohio soldiers home in the
household of Gen. NJ. f. Force, the
commandment of the home. He was 50
years of age.
FORTY persons in Cincinnati were
poisoned by drinking milk, and twenty
three of them were in serious con-
dition.
AT Baltimore the new Iron Hall was
organized and Mr.. Somerby was elected
chief officer. The financial plan of the
new order is to pay $1,000 in seven
years for about $3.50, or $500 in seven
years for about 1925.
JAMES B. WEAVER, the peoples party
candidate for president, issued an adj
dress to the people saying he could not
continue his tour through the south on
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE government of Spain has de-
clared October II perpetual national
holiday in commemoration of the tjs-
covery of America.
DAHOMEYANs to the number of 1000
attacked the French troops near Oboa,
and one-third were killed, with slight
French loss.
IN Olkusz, Russia, fire destroyed 100
houses and fourteen persons were
burned to death and eight others prob
ably would die of their injuries
CAPT. ANDREWS has arrived at Lisbon
in his 16-foot dory, which sailed from
Atlantic City, N. j., July 20.
A WOMAN who poisoned her husband,
college professor. has been sentenced
by the court of appeals according to a
medieval Russian law to be beheaded,
her body burned and one hand cut Off.
A TYPHooN wrecked 5000 houses on
the Riukiu islands in Japan. Sixty
junks were sunk and many sailors
drowned and crops were destroyed.
SECEDERS from the Salvation Army
in general conference at Toronto or
ganized under the name of the United
Christian Workers.
FlFTY-sEvEN buildings, houses and
stores, were burned at Buctouche, n .
B., the loss being over 100000
In France the centennial of her ex-
istence as a republic was celebrated in
the usually brilliant style.
AN guthrie oly nf tho Anacha Indians
in the Sierra Madre mountains in Mex
leo and the murder of family of set
tiers was reported.
AT Monterey, Mexico, c. c.. Hogue,
an American merchant, has been ex-
PEELED from the republic for criticisxng
the administration of President Diaz~
LATER NEWS.
New York Cyclone.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-Terrific winds
were reported prevailing all over the
state yesterday. At Otsego the roof
was blown off Malone's saw mill and
trees and chimneys are down all over
the city. The schooner Gazelle was
capsized near Fairhaven. The crew
clung to the wreck and drifted ashore,
with the exception of sailor named
Wilson, who was drowned. Fears are
entertained for other vessels that are
known to be out. In Long Island City
la three-story building in course of con-
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