Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-03
FREE milling ore, running $50 in gold
to the ton, was discovered near Mon

terey, Mex.
In st. Louis James Hit (colored)
murdered his brother and then de-
ceived an officer into carrying the
body away with the statement that his
brother had fit; meanwhile the muir
derer made his escape.
Two WEALTHY brothers, j ohn and Wil-
liam Ayley, were murdered near Kings
Vile, Mo. Both were killed with an
ak and their bodies chopped to pieces
Robbery was the motive.
IN the mails between Minneapolis
and West Superior, Wis, mortgages
and notes worth 100000 belonging to
W. w. Townsend, of Minneapolis have
been lost.
AT fire in the refinery Of the Stand.
ard Oil Company in Whiting, Ind,
twenty-five valuable horses persisted.
FLAMES in Lowman & Berger's cloth
ing house at Baltimore caused a loss Of
$125, 600. A fireman named Talbot
burned to death.
IN southern California a severe earth
quake shock was felt, and near San
Diego a church and schoolhouse were
wrecked.
AT the industrial convention in st.
Louis new political com bination was
formed and a presidential ticket will
be nominated July 4.
Mrs. HARTMAN and her daughter,
Mrs. Helen Johnstone, of Englewood,
ILL.,, were fatally injured in a runaway
at Minneapolis, MINI.
ROBERT DUFFY, conductor on the
Omaha road, died at West Superior,
Wis, as the result of injuries received.
His father dropped dead when told the
news.
The joint committee of the recent in
dustrial conference at st. Louis and
the peoples party met in st. Louis and
called national convention to meet in
Omaha, Neb., July 4, to nominate can.
didates for president and vice president.
AT Alton, ILL.,, Prof. William Nc.
Adams dug up a bundle of fossilized
vegetation which he estimates had
been buried nearly 1000 years.
THE jury at San Francisco in the
case against Actor Curtis for the kill.
ing of Officer Grant reported that they
were unable to agree and were dis
charged. They stood ten for convic-
ton and two for acquittal.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER has given the
University of Chicago another million
dollars, making his total gift to this
institution Sa,6oo,ooo.
The Maverick building at San An.
tonic, Tex, containing many Offices
and stores, was burned, the loss being
$500. OOs
The governor of California has de.
c;ded to declare Labor day, which is
the first Monday in September, legal
holiday.
AT Cincinnati suburban trains col
lided in tunnel and Engineer George
Collins was instantly killed and five
other persons were wounded, two
fatally.
On sidetrack near Lawrenceville,
Ind, Frank Orleans, farm hand, was
found in a box car almost dead. He
had by some blunder been imprisoned
in the car for eight days.
AT Ashtabula, O., the knights Of
Pythias have undertaken to raise q
fund for the erection of monument in
memory of the unrecognized dead who
persisted in the terrible railway disas
ter in 1876 at that place. All contribu
tons should be sent to Lucien Sew.
mour, Ashta bula, O.
Mrs. SwEARINGEN was shot at New,
port, Ark, few hours after her mar
riage by an unknown member of ;
charivari party.
JOHN MALEy, after serving twenty
years of life sentence in the peniten-
tiary at Wheeling. w. Va, for the muir
der of his young wife, has been found
to be not guilty.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
IN Austria great restitution prevails
among the laboring classes, and the
streets of Vienna were full of starving
people.
A PARTY including Gen. Enriquez
were am pushed near Zacapa by com
pany of soldiers sent out by the Guate.
malan government and shot to death.
AT Cbeckheaton, Eng, the chimney
of factory fell, burying number Of
young women. Fire broke out and
added to the horror Twelve bodies
had been recovered.
ABOUT 1000 unemployed men in
Berlin, after listening to inflamm atory
speeches, marched to make a demon
stration before the emperor's castle.
When near the castle they were met
and after = fight routed by the police.
Sixty of the workmen were wounded
aud eighty taken prisoners
BY an explosion in a quarry near the
royal palace of Ajudah, Portugal
eleven men were killed and FIVE in
jured.
OFF Flam borough, on the North sea
the steamers Loughbrow and Forest
Queen came into collision and the crew
of the latter, except the captain, fifty
five in numb Der, were drowned.
LATER.
For the United States.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The opinion
of the United States supreme court in
the case of ex-parte Thomas II. Cooper,
owner of the Canadian schooner Say.
ward, by which the government OF
Great Britain and the Dominion of Can.
ada sought to obtain from the highest
legal tribunal in the United States 8
determination of the question of the
right of the United States to exercise
exclusive jurisdiction over the seal fish.
cries in Behring sea, was to-day rem
dered by the United States supreme
court.
The decision is against the British
government. This dees not invalidate
the arbitration proceedings now going
on between this country and Great
Britain, but it would have had it's effec'
against the United States in the nego
tiafiOns IF the court had rendered 2 dill