Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-10
WILLIAM BRAND made two attempts


Good because she refused to get a di-
vorce from her husband and marry him.
In their home at Sherman, Tex,
William Smith, his wife and two sons
| were found murdered, and negro
named Sam Marsey had been arrested
as the murderer.
DELEGATES to the republican ma
tional convention from Oklahoma were
instructed to vote for President Harri-
son.
In a quarrel at a primary election in
Fayetteville, Tenn, Cation Rogers, a
prominent farmer and alliance man,
and his sou Tom were fatally shot by
Officer Sam Hunter.
FIRE damaged the stores of William
T.. Reid, glass dealer, and the Nlichi.
gan Fruit Tablet and Confectionery
Company at Detroit to the extent of
500, 1000.
IN wreck on a branch of the Balti-
more & Ohio near Parkersburg, W. Va,
fifteen persons were injured, two IA
tally.
AT Columbus, Ind, Mrs. Emanuel
H. Kinney fell in an epileptic fit into
III opSu 3 AaIC hho ASA ACs1SA " eio O1AA uCIA
completely off.
A MOB lynched Amos Miller at
Dexter, Mo-, for participation in the
murder of Mayor Cooper and City Mar
shall Sprinkle.
In the four months ended on the 1st
the packing houses of the west packed
1850. 900 hogs, against s,l73, 900 for the
| CORES bonding period last year.
Ed RUSSELL and AL Robinson fought
with knives and killed each other near
Nashville, Tenn An old family feud
was the cause.
The national bank at Coldwater,
Mich, was robbed of about $40, 900 in
cash; also private deposit Of $40, 900 in
Philadelphia & Reading deferred
bonds. One thousand dollars reward
is offered for the arrest of the robbers.
MEMBERS of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union at Black River
Falls Wis, tore down the indecent
bills of burlesque troupe aud de-
clared boycott on the opera house.
FLAMES at East Liverpool, O., de-
stroyed the stores of H. E. Porter &
Co., j. p. Ikert & Co., Crosser, Ogilvie
is,
600.
RAILROADS in Michigan earned $685.
472, 500 60 from January l. 1891, to Jan
nary l, 1892. They earned 500, O75,-
500. 67 during the same period in 'sO-91.
Stock trains on the Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy were wrecked at
Hinsdale, ILL.,, and Brakeman Home
and Fireman Burkhalter were killed,
besides a large number of cattle and
hogs.
REPUBLICANS of the Fourth Indiana
district have nominated Capt. Samuel
NJ. Jones, of Versailles, for congress.
IN Chicago DR.. Henry NJ. Scudder
was arrested on the charge of murder
ing his mother-in-law, Mrs. +. H. Dun
ton.
FIRE destroyed the Kansas City lead
and oil works, the loss being sos, 900;
insurance, $3.50, 900
TIMOTHY MEAHER, veteran steam.
boat man, died at Mobile, Ala, aged 70
years. He imported the last cargo of
slaves brought to the United States.
A MAN named Williams shot his wife
at Richmond, Ind, killing her instant
ly, and then shot himself, dying shortly
after. Jealousy was the cause.
NEBRASKA prohibitionists in state
convention at Lincoln adopted plat
form declaring for government owner.
ship Of railways, telephones and tele-
graph systems and woman suffrage and
elected twenty seven delegates to the
national convention.
By boiler explosion in Farrcll's
sawmill at Longview, Tex, four mon
We're killed and six wounded.
MARK d. COIN and his brother A bra
ham were burned to death in their
store in ST. Louis.
Iowa republicans will hold their.con-
vention at Des Moinas on March II.