Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-10-13
WEST AND SOUTH.

i Wo tRElGHI trains Oh the NOrCAer0
Pacific road collided at North Town,
Mimi, and Fireman II. Buell. was
killed, his body being cut in two Six
other persons were hurt
DAVID LAMoNTAGyE, aged IS, of Els.
seville, Mich, joined his wife, aged
So, in cup of poison. The wife died,
but the husband would recover.
Weary of life was the cause.
A NEGRO boy at Fulton, Mo-, entered a
revival meeting and commenced shoot
ing at an enemy. A general fight en-
sued during which three men were
killed and woman was fatally hurt.
DEMOCRATS in state convention at
Lansing, Mich. nominated Judge Will
liam Newton, of Flint, for the supreme
bench, to succeed Justice Morse. New
ton is also the nominee of the peoples
party.
AT Cincinnati two persons were
killed and three seriously injured in a
collision between freight train and a
street car.
THE Lantern globe works at Bellaire,
O., were destroyed by flames, entailing
d heavy loss.
THE National Woman', Christian
Temperance union annual convention
will be held in Denver, Col, from
October 2s to November 2.
MAJ. MAGoNE, 80 years of age, ar
rived in Chicago, having walked from
Grant county, Ore, distance of a,1OO
miles. to attend the dedicatory exer-
cises of the worlds fair.
RETURNS from Florida indicated the
election of the entire democratic ticket
by $3.50 majority.
Ir was said that trains carrying
workingmen would be run to the
worlds fair carrying passengers 1900
miles for one dollar.
AT barbecue at Goforth, KY, Rob
ertJones was shot and fatally wound
ed by Thomas Arnold. During the
difficulty Robert Asbury, bystander,
received wound from which he died
in few hours.
DEMOCRATS of Idaho and North Da-
kota, at the behest of the national
committee, have withdrawn their cleo
toral tickets and Endorsed the electors
of the peoples party.
!. AT Coffeyville, Kan, five mem bers Of
the Dalton gang of outlaws entered the
First national bank and ordered the
cashier to hand over all the money in
the bank. He refused and drew re-
volver and opened fire on the robbers.
The shooting attracted a crowd of citi-
zens, who also opened fire on the rob-
bers, and in the fusillade that followed
all the bandits and four citizens were
killed
. FLAMES broke out in grocery store
in Johnstown, o., and before it was
s,ubdued had DESTROYED half of the vii.
lage, including the business portion.
AT Mount Pelia, Tenn, Alexander
Bell (colored) was taken from Jail by
enraged citizens and lynched for an al.
legged assault on white woman.
THE death OF Col ]. II. Rice, ex-state
auditor Of indiana, occurred at lndi
annapolis, aged 40 years.
JOHN NJ. Moan, millionaire of Sioux
City, Ia, died at the Kelley institute
at Chicago. He was once member oil
the Nebraska legislature.
The Nixon paper mills at Richmond
Ind, were tally destroyed by fire.
Loss, 100000.
JAMES COBB was nominated by the
! democrats of the Twelfth Missouri dis
trlct for congress.
AT Howell. Mich, three persons were
:: burned to death in fire which de
! stroyed q block OF buildings.
The supreme court of Indiana re
fused to advance on its docket for al
early hearing the suit recently APP
pealed to test the constitutionality o
/! the apportionment acts Of 1885 ant
! 1891.
| At the state election in Georgia th.
Gle mocrats carried the state by from
| $4,000 to 10000 majority.
| FLORIDA election returns indicate
/ that Mitchell ldem. carried the stat.
| by fully &c. 900 majority, and that Bias
| kin (people's party carried one count,
(Bakcr) by majority Of Is.
! "A BLOCK of business houses, includ
ing an open house, were destroyed by
fire at Paragonld, Ark, entajling heay.
! loss.