Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-22

dealers in Chicago. failed for $3.50, 600.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows: Wisconsin, First dis
trict, G. Babbitt (dem.); Fourth, j. L..
Mitchell (dem.); Eighth, q. a. Franz
bach (rep.). Michigan, third district,
D. Stranger (dem.). Colorado, First
district, NJ. w. Reed (den.). Nevada,
First district, j. G. Hagelnan (dem. J.
Ohio, Fifteenth district, M. Turner
| (dem.). I
AT Larned, Kan, Jamhs Thorn pson
(colored), who made assbrutal attempt
to assault Miss Mabel WEIGH, was
taken from jail by mob and hanged.
| AFTER fireworks at the state fair in
Columbus, o., section of pavement
gave away and over fifty persons were
precipitated a distance of about 10 feet,
and many were seriously injured.
| In session at Indianapolis the Anal
gamated Association Of Street Car EN-
ployes elected J. E. Hustled, of Toledo,
O., as president
The following nominations for con-
gress were made: Indiana, Ninth dis
trict, Milton Bell (dem.). Wisconsin.
| Fifth district, G. II. Brickner (dem.).
Iowa, Fifth district, j. IT, Hamilton
| (dem.) Ohio, Eighteenth district, l..
P. Chliger (dem.). Texas, Eighth dis
trict, c. c. Drake (rep); Tenth, A. J.
Rosenthal (rep.); Thirteenth, A. G.
Malloy (rep) Alabama, Sixth dis
trict R. E. Turpin (rep)
The South Dakota prohibitionists
have nominated A. B. Callington for
governor.
FIRE destroyed the grocery establish
ment of j.. II. Menge & Co. at New
| Orleans, causing loss of $125,O00; in
surance,i 100000.
COMPLETE returns from the recent
| election in Arkansas give the follow
ing vote for governor: Fishback (dem. J,
$500: Whipple (rep.), SO, 500; Carnahan
| (populist), 30, $40; Nelson (pro.), 1900.
IN a head-end collision on the North
| western railroad near Marshalltown,
Ia, four men We're killed, as follows:
Engineer Tom Howes, Fireman Will
liam Limbaugh, Engineer Jack Ash
| Powell, Mich.
| AT Bonita, La, a mob lynched black
| James Patton for numbering Eli Lind
sey, white. 49, j..
IN Ashe county, N. c., the wife Of
Charles Billings gave birth to six chill
dren, all boys.
NINETEEN men have lost their lives
| by accident since work began a year
ago on the worlds fair buildings in
Chicago, and $500 men have been either
| permanently or temporarily disab
1 l1yp %l<>r -
| the exposition.
! SAMUEL. P. SPARKS, the author of the
election law now governing elections in
Missouri, committed suicide at his
home in Warrensburg, Mo. Financial
trouble was the cause.
In session at Baltimore the National
! Association of Naval Veterans elected
r. S. Osborn, of New York, as rear
admiral.
WHILE insane John J. Van Metre.
about So years of age. killed his wife
and child near Idaho, 0.
In Montezuma. Ia, Dr. j. II. Mullen
dropped dead at his home as he was
preparing to visit patient.
NIoQUETTE broke the worlds mile rec
ord for 4-year-old stations, going a
mile in $40 at Richmond, Ind, over a
regulation track
The sudden death of Thomas II. Watts
occurred at Montgomery, Ala. He was
attorney general in the confederate
during the civil war.
MASKED men took John Lennon from
his house near Little Rock, Ark, and
gave him fifty lashes for.whipping his
| wife.
In Alabama the peoples party made
the following congressional nomina
| tons: First district, w. r. Mason;
Second, Frank Baltzell: Third. j. +.
Tate; Fourth. A. p. Longshore: Fifth,
w. c. Whatiey; Sixth, John NJ Davis:
Seventh, w. M. Wool: Eighth, Rev. R.
T. Blackwell: Ninth, j. E. Parsons.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
A TELEGRAM was received at the navy
department from Lieut. Peary at St.
Johns, n. F.. in which the explorer
claimed the honor of having planted
the stars and stripes at the highest
point vet reached on the east coast of
Greenland.
In Ireland continuous rains have
spoiled the harvest, which gave prom
Use of great abundance. The potato
! crop is blighted and grain and hay
have been deluged.
AT Cape St. Mary's, N. f., a boat
called the King was swamped and the
five occupants were drowned.
On the island Of Formosa, China, "a
typhoon caused great destruction of
property. In one village 200 houses
were destroyed and many lives were
lost.
THRouGHoUr Russia the cholera cpl
demic was subsiding,s more favorab BILE
reports being received from every d.
rection.