Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-10
Tho News Briefly stated.

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Powers, ex-governor of Marylan were
married in Duluth
Every dock walloper in Duluth went
out for forty cents an hour, an ad-
vance of ten cents.
The Echo Park Campmeeting asso-
citation, OF ST. Paul, was incorbora ted
with capital stock of $50, 1000.
Joseph Sellwood, of Duluth, has been
made vice president of the Duluth &
Iron Range railroad, to have charge OF
the Mesaba branches of the road
Richards Dobbs, colored light
weight of Denver, Col, bested Charles
Johnson, of Minneapolis, in forty three
rounds at the California Athletic club
in San Francisco.
James G. Ingham was placed in the
Ramsey county Jail at St Paul for sell.
ing liquor to Indians.
Prairie fires were raging east Of st.
Cloud and much damage to hay and
grain stacks was reported.
Peter Huntzigher fell off the mast OF
the Montana in Duluth and broke his
leg, arm and jaw. He will recover.
Five cars of wheat and -four were
wrecked in the Northern Pacific yards
at Carlton by broken journal.
J. a. Murphy. who for several
months conducted the Office of the Re-
tail Merchants, Protective association,
has left St Paul owing many. debts.
I The passenger tariff on the Duluth
& Iron Range road has been reduced
one-half cent per mile, making it three
land one half cents.
Otto Helm, son of the janitor of the
/ Rochester schools, went to sleep in a
barn and was found dead. He was IL
years Of age. It was thought that
liquor killed him.
H G. E. Cady, while painting the tower
|sof windmill at Dover, fell the dis
lance of some ten feet. breaking his leg
Ejust above the ankle joint.
4 William Taylor, teamster engaged
lin hauling material to build dam on
Ethe Nemadii river near Foxboro, was
killed by hrs team, which Runaway.
Z j III. Baldwin, of Eairhaven, swore
out a warrant for the arrest of his
brother, Giles Baldwin, for the embez-
clement of sum aggregating probably
81, 500. Co. 80
S The Chippewa Valley Land Company
Of Chippewa Falls, Wis, has sold 2s, 0OO
acres of pine land in Itasca county tc
the Hall & Sherlin Company and Car.
penter Bros, Of Minneapolis, for $780,,
0Oe.
A. E. Law, the Northern Paci6,
division superintendent at Minneapo.
lis, was found guilty of oyerworking
employees and was fined $50, with the
alternative Of sixty days in the work.
house.
Mrs. E. A. Wolf was badly burned by
the explosion of q gasoline stove II
Duluth. n
The American Building and Loan as
ISOLATION Of Minneapolis has changed
its name to the American Savings and
Loan association.
The wind blew great guns in Mime
apolis. but beyond a few trees blown
down mo- seriouss damage was re.
ported
Dispatches from Sioux City, L.. re,
porting the sale Of the Duluth, Red
Wing & Southern to the Canadian
Pacific are PRONOUNCED wholly untrue
by the officials of the Duluth road.
A double wedding was celebratedsa ct
Winona, the contracting Iprtlet being
Charles Nicholson and Bertha sWitzei
and A. g. Witzel and Lizzie Nicholson,
all residents of Usage, Ia.
William Fl. Smith, one of the best
known printers il ST. Paul, and a4ho
has worked inf the north west for the
past 25 or 80 years, died ct the residence
Of Mrs. CD. Smith.
The Atkins prize for the one stand
/ ing highest in the entrance examine
ton Of Carleton college at Northfisld
was awarded to Miss Hannah Blythe.
The total number of pupils in tho
public schools IS 700.