Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-25
Valuable Horses Die at Sea.

The steamer Scandinavian, which
arrived in Boston from Glasgow, re.
ported a tempestuous passage and that
three valuable horses destined for
breeding purposes, belonging and con-
signed to John Belch. of St Paul, died
on the passage from exertion caused
by the rolling and pitching of the
steamer during the heavy weather.
The News Briefly Cnroniclel
The Northern Pacific road will move
its chief engineers Office from St. Paul
to Chicago March l.
At Minneapolis jury found Kid
Harris, whose right name is James
Walker, guilty of robbery.
BY the establishment of lost will of
his aunt and foster mother, Neil Nc
MILAN, of Minneapolis, becomes heir
to fortune OF over $4,000
Martin Neugard, of Minneapolis, was
found in the roadway about three
quarters of mile from his home frozen
to death. He had been drinking and
was unable to get home
The Catholics of Duluth are having
plans prepared for 5000, 900 cathedral.
Hardy Caylor, living at Kingston,
was killed by icing struck with fall
ing tree.
j. E. Ingham. st. Paul jeweler
made an assignment, with assets Of
SIS, 600 and liabilities of $35, 0Ol
The supreme court decision annulling
the ST Paul ordinance for licensing in
telligence offices renders void all city
licenses except those of saloons.
A new post Office has been established
at Earle, Martin county, with Wallace
Il. Mayo as postmaster.
The receipts of the secretary Of
states Office for January, from record
rs fees, amounted to S94.2o.
President Harrison has approved the
act amending the act in regard to the
bridge across the Mississippi at South
st. Paul.
The house OF w. H. Richardson. in
Duluth. was partially burned. 1t was
occupied by Richardson AMI j. g. Mac
Pherson. Loss, $4,000.
Mrs. Hade Sampson, well-known
lady of Northfeld, died after brief
illness
G. E. Smogard has seld his farm
near Hager, consisting of $50 acres,
for a consideration Of $4,000. This
shows very appreciable advance in
the price of farming lands the past
five years, and is not an exceptional
case.
James Randolph, foreman of crew
of street laborers in Duluth, was Sc
verely injured by falling derrick.
His left arm was broken. Otto Nenntz
had his thigh broken aud Andre "
Ameson was severely injured about
the head and was not expected to live.
Secretary Foster has appointed
Lewis Neimo, of St Paul. translator
for the board of immigration, with
headquarters in New York.
The executors of the a.. u. Ellis.
worth estate have sold to Will
liam Reed the Minnesota City mill
property, including the Touring mill,
ten acres of land, fowage rights, etc,
for SIC, 900.
The suit of Mrs. Quinto Holding
against the Duluth News Company for
@lV,OOO damages Tor alleged llbelOus
statements affecting her character was
ended by the jury giving the plain
tiff q verdict for one cent,
The schoolhouse at Shell CITY was
burned from defective flue. We ~
little was saved; no insurance; loss,
$780,
The saloons of Minneapolis won a
victory in the common council which
was SO unexpected that il dazed the
prohibitionists and set the whole town
talking.
The Mesaba Central Land and Ex-
ploration Company has sold 500 acres
OF its holdings at Duluth to the Great
Northern Iron Company for $500, 900.
The NJ rthsrn com pany.on the strength
OF TINT purchase raised its cspitai
stock f:o,n 81, 0oo. 90 to $, 600, 600.