Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-12-22
FIRE swept away six large ware
houses and 10000 bales of cotton at

s7oo, 900.
In Chicago Emanuel Brunswick, a
wealthy billiard table manufa cturer Of
San Francisco, was killed while trying
to board a State street cable train
A NEGRO who outraged Emma
O'Bry an, an s-year-old white girl, near
Nashville, Tenn, was hanged by mob
and his body cremated.
A RAILWAY engine badly injured
Michael Adamski, aged 1O4 years, near
his home in Chicago.
Mrs. HENRY BAXTER, of Rogers City,
Mich, in a frenzy Of insanity destroyed
the sight of her year-old babe by thrust
ing knife into each eye.
FIRE wiped out the business portion
| of Beacon, III.
WHITE CAPS tossed Chris Miller, a
wife-beater living near Canton, O., for
an hour in blankets and then probably
fatally dubbed him.
TIE Times office at Wabash, Ind,
was Quilted by fire.
RANDALL. LEE GIBSON, United States
senator from Louisiana, died at Hot
Springs, Ark, after long illness, aged
60 years. His remains were taken to
Lexington, KY, for burial.
| FLAMES in ST. Paul, Mimi, caused
500, 900 loss to the occupants of the
John Mann block.
In Idaho the official count complied
by the secretary of state gives Weaver
| 10,430; Harrison, s,709; plurality of Nc
Cornell (rep.) for governor, 1,409.
DURING fire in boarding house at
J. 1oio po,.7> ~
Jennie Games and her son and daugh-
ter, aged respectively and years,
were burned to death.
AN aged couple, Roderick Crisp and
his wife, living near Mounds, ILL.,, both
died suddenly on the same day.
FIRE destroyed the factory of the
Higgins Cracker Company at Kansas
City, Mo-, the loss being $175,0o0.
The wife of William jackson, aged
60, living near Springfield, O., pulled a
| needle out of her left shoulder, which
has been sore for years. Mrs. Jackson
swallowed the needle when II years
old.
AUGUST GRossMAN was found guilty
at Alpena, Mich, of murder in the
first degree in having caused the death
of Albert Molier, a Rogers City hunk
man, seventeen years ago. There are
twelve others charged with the same
crime and their trials will follow
shortly.
In his cell at Los Angeles, Cal, All
Yung, condemned for the murder of
by hanging himself with his queue.
In South Carolina the official vote at
the recent election for president is as
follows: Cleveland, 54.69s; HARRISON,
1884; Weaver, 2,41o; Bidwell, none.
In the Jail at Batavia, ILL.,, Cyrus
Mitchell and another prisoner were
smothered to death by escaping steam
from a coil of steampipes which had
burst.
The failure is announced of Charles
Haltimies, a stockman at Sherbrook,
N. D., for 100000.
The death of Charles Balmer, one of
the best known musical composers IN
America, and musical director of the
funeral of Abraham Lincoln, occurred
at his residence in st. Louis, aged rs.
AT West Superior, Wis, Dick Ed
wards, alias "Texas jack" was ar
rested and will be sent to Texas, where
he is wanted for numbering four women
at Denison.
WHILE walking from his office to his
residence j. w. Hoy, aged SO years, a
leading physician at Bloomville, O.,
dropped dead. ...... .-.
JOSEPH JENKINS (colored) was hanged
at Mount Pleasant, S. c., for the MUIR
der of John Morgan. and John Burns,
the murderer of Maurice higgins, was
executed at Missoula, Mont.
FOREIGN iNTELLlGENCE.
FLAMES at Toxic, Japan, destroyed
nearly 700 houses, and seventeen fire.
men were injured while fighting the
confagration.
THE firm of Lipman & Co., jute mer-
chants at Dundee, Scotland, failed for
$3.50, 900.
IN Nagayamura, Japan, a portion of
limestone mine collapsed, killing
thirty-six miners.
A JEWISH innkeeper in the outskirts
of Wilma, Russia, his wife and four
young children were murdered by
tramps.
In Wigan, England, an explosion oc-
Cured at Baumfurlong colliery and
not less than fifty lives were lost.
A WOMAN named Bedwarska, in LODI,
Russia, tried for having murdered more
than 100 babies, was sentenced to one
years imprisonment
The mill of the Michigan Lumber
Company on False creek, Vancouver,
was destroyed by fire, the loss being
100000.
A CYCLONE in the towns of Orel and
Tanner, in Russia, did great damage
and many persons were caught under
the falling buildings and killed.
LATER NEWS.
EIGHTEEN convicts at Apperson's con-
vict camp, near Helena, Mont, were
suddenly taken i'll the 10Th. They be-
long to a gang Of 10 who came there
last week to work on the railroad.
Their appearance caused much discon.
tent among the free labor, composed
mostly of negroes, who petitioned the.
county judge not to permit them to
come. Of the 10 who took sick, four
died in a few hours and three more are
sure to die. They show all the symp-
toms of arsenical poisoning, and believe
themselves that their food has been