Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
Tho News Briefly s.at.d.

Mrs. Mary Y. Gear, widow of the
late E. G. Gear, of Minneapolis, died
at the age of IS years. She had lived
in Minnesota for fifty-three years.
Mrs. Clough, wife Of Vice President
Clough, of the Great Northern, died at
her home in st. Paul after long and
distressing illness.
Thurman Gentiel, aged Is. of Madi
son. Wis, was found guilty at Hastings
Of stealing railway tickets and was
committed to the state reform school.
Private Colvert, OF Company r, a,
Fergus Fails, was slightly injured by
cable Car while in Chicago at the
Columbian dedication.
John Jones, a switchman in the en-
ploy of the Omaha, was cut in
twain after being knocked from the
top of a car by a bridge in St. Paul.
Edmund P. Wilgus received divorce
in St. Paul from his wife, Agnes B
Wilgus.
The First national bank of Prince
ton has been authorized to begin bust
ness with capital of $50, 900.
j. B. Krier's barn in Luxenburg was
burned with stock of hay and corn
and some pigs. Loss $500.
Sara Green, OF, Ripley, who was shot
in the hip by the accidental discharge
of gun, will recover.
James Budd, farmer living near
West Union, was found hanging to a
beam in his barn dead.
Mrs. Amanda johnson. an old colored
woman, had her right foot cut off by an
electric car in St. Paul.
John Ista would like S., ia from the
st. Paul City Railway Company in com.
pensation for personal injuries.
While grinding feed at Echo James
Barber accidentally had one of his FIN
gers caught in the grinders and com
pletely severed.
The first car load of iron ore from
the Mesaba range left the Mountain
iron mine over the Duluth, Mesaba &
Northern road.
An unknown man was run over and
fatally injured by street car in st.
Paul.
Rev. A. w. Ringland, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church at Duluth,
has resigned to accept the presidency
of McAllister college, midway between
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Fire destroyed the barns belonging
to John Larry and John Volz in Fari-
bault, and large numbe of cutters
and buggies and horse were burned
Loss, $4,000. Caused by an incendiary.
st. Clair, the Black Pearl, was de.
feated in a nine-round fight with Thur
Der 8 miles east Of Echo 5S
The house of Michael Kansas, mail
carrier at Litchfield, was burned, and
two of his children persisted
President Harrison has appointed
Charles A. Ruffee, of Minnesota, agent
for the Indians of the White Earth
agency in Minnesota
The store of Adolph Rauch at Crooks.
ton was entered by burglars, who
robbed the cash till and took couple
of knives out of show case, but were
frightened away before they had time
TO do any further differing.
Elizabeth Forbes has sued the CITY Of
st. Paul in. the United States circuit
courtto recover $l5. 300 for injuries re.
ceived by falling on a rotten sidewalk.
Park Region Luther college al
Fergus Falls threw open. its doors tc
students and over sixty were on hand
to attend.
Louis Holman, aged 70, died in St.
Cloud, where he had lived thirty-eight
years !
The remains Of Clara, sister Of Car
ence O. White, Of Minneapolis, were
dIsinterred at st. Luke's cemetery IS
Hastings and forwarded to that CITY n
ter being buried thirty years.