Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-08-04
1Nconvention at Denver the peoples
party of Colorado nominated full
state ticket, headed by D. H. Waite for

IN convention at Denver the people
party of Colorado nominated full
state ticket, headed by D. H. Waite for
governor.
IN convention at st. Paul the Mime
sofa republicans nominated Knute Mel
son for governor, D. M. Clough fol
lieutenant governor, +. P. Brown fol
secretary of state and Joseph Boblete1
for treasurer. The platform indorses
President Harrison's administration,
favors protection, recommends arbitra'
ton for settling disputes between labor
and capital, favors excluding objec.
tionable classes of immigrants and lib
eral pensions for old soldiers.
The Michigan supreme court has de-
clared the legislative apportionment OF
1891 unconstitutional and ordered the
elections for senators and represents
tives to be called und er the act of 1881
CONGRESSIONAL nominations We're
made as follows; Indiana, Eighth dis.
trict, w. S. Carpenter (rep.), Tenth,
Thomas Hammond (dem.); Nebraska,
First district, A. w. Field (rep.); Mis-.
souri,, Fifteenth district, Mr.. Morgan
(dem.), Ninth, Champ Clarke dem J,
Illinois, First district, Alfred Clark;
Second, Edward Conner: Third, J. II.
Randall; Fourth, w. Fl. Van Ornum,
(all peoples partly.
IN Montana there was a killing frost
on the 2sth. A. Harve the mercury
was down to so. The cold wave was
general over British Columbia.
In Chicago the heat on the 2sth
caused twentyone deaths and twenty
six prostrations. In the evening a cool
wave came to the relief of sweltering
humanity.
AT his home at Anderson Judge Mil
ton S. Robinson, member Of the Indiana
appellate court, died from the effects
of the heat He was a republican con-
gresham from 1874 to 1878.
By the explosion of the boiler in
Hartnell & Smiths single mill near
Gaylord, Mich, four men We're killed
and fifth fatally injured
THE Wyoming democrats nominated
DR.. j. E. Osborne; of Rawlins, for gov
ernor at the state convention in Lar
annie. H. A. Cofeen was nominated
for congress.
A MOB lynched Lee McDaniels (col.
ored) at Oaks Crossing, Tenn, for an at.
tempted assault on Clemmie Woods, a
young white lady.
AT Cameron, Mo-, Frank PARROT, %
years Of age, shot and killed Annie
Glover, aged about II, and then shot
himself dead. jealousy was the cause.
NOMINATIONS for congress were made
as follows: Iowa, Sixth district, e. S.
Owens (people's); California, Sixth dis,
trict, Hervey Lindley (rep); Minneso.
ia. First district, James "A. Tawney
(rep.); Missouri, Ninth district, r. Ii.
Norton (dem.).
On his 10th birthday Peter Ed.
wards (colored) was hanged at Camden.
Ala, for the murder of Conrad
Knight.
WHILE digging we'll at Union town,
Ind, George Hite and his son were suf.
located by gas.
A Two-DoILAR silver certificate coun
terfeit has appeared in Richmond, Ind.
and government experts pronounced it
the most deceptive counterfeit ever is
sued.
In Chicago during the six days ended
on the 29th ninety-six persons died from
the heat and 200 others were pros
trated.
WILL ATWELL and Charles VIM, two
farm hands near Evansville, Ind, quar-
relied, and in the fight which followed
both were killed.
DOMESTIC troubles caused Gustav
Riedel to shoot his wife and then him
self at Clinton, Mass.
JOHN WILLIS and Andy Beshears
were lynched by a mob in Campbell
county, Tenn, for criminally assault
ing Mrs. William Dilks.