Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-15

IN the street parade of Sells circus
at MAyville, KY, a man known as
Animal George and whose home
| was thought to be in Columbus, O., was
| attacked by a huge tiger in whose cage
he was riding and torn to pieces.
NANCY HANKS again broke the
worlds trotting record, going mile in
2:O7 in st. Paul.
FIRE destroyed about 100000 feet of
lumber in the yards of the Little Kama
wha Lumber Company at New Boston,
O.. the loss being $25O,OO).
The fight at New Orleans for the
worlds championship was won by
JamesJ. Cor bett, who knocked out John
L. Sullivan in the twenty first round,
after battle in which the young
Californian had decidedly the better of
it all the way through
AT Lexington, KY. Mrs. William L.
Barclay, wife of wellkncwn trotting
horse owner, and her child were fatally
burned with gasoline.
MASKED men held up an eastbound
Missouri Pacific train near Sheffield,
Kan, and the express car was robbed
of $1,000.
The republicans of North Carolina
have nominated full ticket with
David NJ. Furches for governor.
NEAR Bloomington, Ind, Richard
Wright was murdered by Dell Judah
his son-in-law. and Wright's daughter
killed Judah
Mrs. LlBBIE BENNETT and Mrs. r. w.
Cornwall while crossing railroad
track near Pine Island, Mimi, were
run over by train and fatally injured.
The Colorado republicans in state
convention at Pueblo nominated Joseph
c. Helm for governor.
In ST. Paul Simon J.>Ahern, lawyer
and capitalist, on trial for criminal
libel, was sentenced without the option
of a fine to serve sixty days in the coun-
ty workhouse.
CHARLES CRAIG and Edward McCar-
thy, both colored, were executed in the
Ohio penitentiary at Columbus. Craig
killed Annie Thompson, his mistress,
in September, 1890, and Mccarthy killed
Charles Netterman, a drummer, in
August, 1890.
FIRE destroyed the old Academy of
Music at Cleveland, o.
The following congressional nolni-
nations We're made: Illinois, Sec
ond district. Edward Conner (rep);
Third, + c. Macmillan (rep.): Fourth,
William Woke (rep): Wisconsin, Sec
ond district, Charles Bonsig (dem):
Sixth, c. Forward (pro): Eighth, L. E.
Barnes (dem.); Missouri, Thirteenth
district, r. w. Ryan (dem.); Louisiana,
Second district, j. w. White (rep.).
IN session at San Francisco the Amer
lean Bankers association elected Will
liam Ii. Rhawn, Of Philadelphia, as
president.
By the explosion of boiler near Bes.
semer, Ala, four men were killed.
North DAKOTA prohibitionists in
convention at Fargo named state
ticket headed by Roger Allen for gov
ernor.
The worlds fair treasurer announces
that up to the 9th the receipts were
$50, 4O3,s15; disbursements. 5000, sos,
leaving balance on hand of 81, Adj .OO6.
ADAM FOSTER and Andy Jefferies,
two 2O-year-old coiored men. were ex-
ecuted at Spartansburg, s. c.. for muir
der and William Davis (colored) was
hanged at Tazewell Court House. Va,
for killing policeman.
IN Memphis, Tenn, Samuel Wright,
white railroad s,"itchman, fatally
shot Julia Childress, his colored mis-
tress. and then killed himself. Jealousy
was the cause
THE rag warehouse of Joseph Joseph
at Cincinnati was burned, the loss
being $l50.000.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Ara performance in Montreal of the
"White Squadron a patriotic Ameri-
can drama, the stars and stripes were
Kissed and an American flag floating
" it'll those of other nations in front of
the theater was torn down.
The firm of Alexander Fraser & Son.
steamboat owners and general mer-
chants at Quebec. has suspended,
with liabilities amounting to $500, 00O
The largest steamer in the world,
the Canpania, built for the Cunard
Steamship Company's New York and
Liverpool service, was successfully
launched at Glasgow.
CHOLERA is still raging in Hamburg,
and in Paris 112 new cases were report
ed on the Sth and ffty-six deaths oc-
cured
WHILE Celas Martes, agent of the
State bank Of Durango, Mex, was on
his way with five guards to Mazatlan
with $4,000 in gold coin, they were
all killed by brigands and the money
stolen.
AT Hendleyville village, a suburb of
Quebec, fire destroyed 100 houses, leav-
ing 500 persons homeless
A SERIES of gigantic bank and build
ing society failures have occurred in
London, aggregating liabilities of
G6, 900, 900, the last one announced being