Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-26
News In Brief.

Stephen Burke, an 9-year-old boy,
WIS run over by street car in st. Paul
and killed.
The receipts of the state prison for
;he month of September were 81, 2O6 81,
If which 81. 1860 was derived from the
sale of binding Irvine.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
;iety of the Methodist Episcopal church
will hold it's oath annual executive ses-
sion in Central Park NJ. e. church, st.
Paul, beginning Oct. rs and continuing
lime days. This is the national organi-
:ation, which is divided into IL branch
IS, each branch having it's own particu-
ar work in the great whole.
The meat inspector of Minneapolis
Turing the month of September con-
lemned IS dozen prairie chickens, 16
lozen wild ducks, and of veal, 99s lbs. ;
If mutton and lamb, sos; corned beef,
$50; fresh beef, 800; pork, go, and saus-
tge, Is.
The show of standardized horses at
The worlds fair has ended, so far as
Minnesota is concerned. The state has
total of 10 premiums out of "a; Jay
Ladue, Luverne, =; D. j. Cameron, La
Crescent, 1; H. P. Watson, Minneapolis,
/, and J. A. Rutherford, Austin, l..
Total cash prizes, $1,100, and medals.
Congressman McCleary has introduced
bill in congress for riprapping the
Minnesota river at Mankato, as recon-
mended by the Minnesota legislature in
resolution adopted last winter. The
bill appropriates $50, 900 for the purpose.
Chas. w. Wells, president of the
Wells-Stone Mercantile company, of
Duluth, was drowned in Bowstrine
Lake, near La Prairie. He was in a
boat, and shooting at some ducks lost
his balance. .-... .
An effort is being made by Minnesota
senator's and congressman to have one
IF the three new government gunboats
named Duluth.
Herbert Veener, of Cold Springs, was
convicted by the United States courts
at Minneapolis of passing gilded quar-
ters for $40 gold pieces and sentenced
to the reformatory.
Martin Keller, believed to be insane,
was arrested at Saltwater, after start
ing five fires in the business part of the
city. He could give no explanation
other than that he had been instructed
by telegram to set the fires.
A thug attempted to hold up J. E.
Ward, sporting editor of the St. Paul
Globe. The thug was knocked down.
The new Masonic temple at Pipe
stone will be dedicated Thursday, No
vember 80.
The cases against Elmer F. and Carl
P. Scheig for completely with their
brother, Philip Scheig, in the Bank of
Minneapolis defalcation, has been dis
missed by the prosecuting attorney.
Half car of bananas were con-
demned by health authorities of Mime
apolis as unfit to eat.
Chas. Taggart, an employee at the
Hill mill, Biwabik, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heart.
In the United States court at Duluth
Herbert Zeiner, of Stearns county, was
found guilty of gliding quarter and
passing it for $40 and was sentenced to
three years in the reformatory.
Burglars entered the Model clothing
store at Winona and attempted to blow
open the safe, but were scared away
before the work was completed. They
took money from the cash drawer and
some clothing.
Ethel Sherry, arrested a fortnight
ago at Duluth for forging an endorse
ment to check, has been released.
The prosecution failed to show that
she had not authority to make the en-
dorsement.
A. Kenwick, ST., has sued the city OF
Waterville for $4,000 for alleged dam
ages sustained OF account of defect.
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