Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-10-13
JAMES SHOOK was shot and fatally

wounded by Dr. p. Turner at Elkhart
Ind, for refusing to leave his Office
when ordered to do SO. Shook wa.
under the influence Of liquor at the time
RoscoE MARBLE (celored) Twas hanged
at Lafayette, Ca, for the killing o,
Rev. Nehemiah Witt.
|. H. SHtvELY, a prominent young
farmer at Wichita, Kan, died at his
home IN terrible agony from hydro
phobia
LATE election returns from Georgis
give Gov. Northen (dem.) 20, $50 major
ity. The alliance candidate carried
only eight out of 1877 counties. The en-
tire democratic congressional ticket
was also elected.
A SON of Senator PETER was killed
by the wrecking of freight train il
Kansas, of which he was the engineer
ALBERT FOSTER, who was to have
been hanged for the murder of ex-C Con
gresham j. b. Morgan, committed
suicide in the Jail at Holly Springs
Miss.
REV. EDWARD ELLIS, of Milwaukee
died suddenly in the First Baptis
church at Hudson, Wis, where he wa.
in attendance upon the Baptist STATE
anniversaries
The Sharon will case, which has beer
hanging fire SO long in the California
courts, has been settled, the supreme
court declaring the so-called certificate
of marriage between William Sharon
and Sarah Althea Hill. a forgery.
In Lenone county, N. c., colored
Farmland named Wakefield fatally
shot and cut his wife and two colored
men.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations have
been made as follows: Mississippi
Third district, G. w. Gayles (rep. y
Rhode Island, First district, Melville
Bull (rep); Second district, A. B
Capron (rep.).
AT Detroit James Rogers and his
wife, an aged couple, were found dead
in the bedroom Of their residence. Gas
escaping from a coal stove was sup.
posed to have been the cause of the
Gala nifty.
WILLIAM J. JAMESON was sentenced
to be hanged at Quincy, ILL.,, for the
murder of Charles Aaron last April.
Mr.. AND MRS PEARsALI and young
grandson were burned to death in fire
which destroyed their home at Sane
Lake, Mich.
MILDRED BROWN and John William.
(coloredD were hanged at Spartanburg
s. c. Williams crime was the killing
of Mayor Henneman, of Spartanburg
and Mildred Brown, who is onl,
Is years old, was hanged for ths
cruel murder of a baby.
The dead body of DR.. w. B. Akerly,
of Lisbon, Ia, who left his daughter.
home near Stanwood September II
was found in field near the road. Hi
had been murdered and robbed.
AT Coatesville, Ind, Mrs. Will;an n.
Sharp poured coal oil over her hus bane
while he was asleep and then applied
a match, burning him to death. The
woman was said to be insane at the
time
S. d. MATHER, United States in
ternal revenue collector, was killed
and two other collectors were mortaijy
wounded in fight with Tennessee
moonshiners.
WILLIAM WILSON was hanged at An,
derson, s. c., for the murder of his
wife.
ANNA TR1BBLE, colored woman,
was hanged at Newberry, S. c., ia,
the murder of her infant February Is
last.
PRAIRIE fires were said to be raging
near Williston, n. d. Over Is miles
square had been burned over and mucl
property destroyed.
JOHN Koran, of Henry, ILL.,, went to
Lacon to attend political meeting,
and, becoming intoxicated, was killed
by the cars.
MILLIONS of grasshoppers have APP.
peared in Buchanan aud adjoining
counties in Missouri and were rapidly
destroying the winter wheat