Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-26
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HE First national bank of Ouray,
Col, suspended about twosnonths ago,s
has resumed business. B
C. W. - WELLS, of Saginaw, was
drowned from a canoe while hunting
near Duluth, MINI.
PRAIRIE fires were raging in the
vicinity of Faux county. S. D., and it
was said that many farmhouses had
been destroyed. F
AT Hopkinsville, KY, three work
men lost their lives by the collapse Of a
building undergoing repairs.
NJ. NJ. WHITE, Of Cincinnati. was
elected president of the American Bank.
sers' association in session at Chicago
A DENVER (Col.) telegram was to the
effect that DR.. Graves, the famous
spolsoner, who was supposed to have
committed suicide in Jail, was not dead.
1t was maintained that pine log oc-
cupied the coffin instead of body
REV. WILLIAM PETIT, the Indiana;
minister convicted of poisoning his
wife. has been granted new trial by
the supreme court
AT Nashville, Tenn, May Marshall
paced mile in 2:Os4, which was new
record for pacing mares. - R ss@#
AN east-bound train from Chicago
collided with the Pacific Express ,,o-
ing west,in the yards Of the Chicago &
Grand Trunk railway near Battle
Creek, Mich, and twenty-seven per-
sons were killed and burned and two
score injured, many of whom Wilde.
After the accident happened the cars
took fire and the imprisoned passen-
gers were burned with the wreckage,
while scores of people stood about I'M
able to lend any assistance. Most. of
the bodies recovered were formless Gin
ders. Four cars were burned up and
two engines badly wrecked.
The death Of Rev. DR.. Philip Schaff,
an authority on exegesis and church
history, occurred at his home in New
York. 49,. szs,sse. g sa sye
THREE passengers were killed and
five injured in wreckson the Reading
railroad near Trenton, n. j.
HAMLISE's Nightingale lowered the
three-mile trotting record from 7:2lA
to 6:25115 at Nashville, Tenn.
MASHED men bound, gagged and tor
tured Mrs. McMichael, lone widow
near South Bend, Ind, and robbed her
of $12O.s
w. b.. HATHAWAY committed suicide
at Cincinnati because he could not get
work. He had been disinherited by
his father, a retired millionaire of GMer-
iden, Conn.
NATHANIEL r. THOMPSON was hangal
IN ho So;l Of M
murder of his wife. ~
AT St. Paul, Mimi, William Maenggi,
a carpenter. brutally murdered his wife
after she had retired for the night by
shooting her. The murdered woman
was the mo Their OF six children.
HENRY STARR, notorious outlaw,
was found guilty of murder by jury
at Fort Smith, Ark, and sentenced to
be hanged.
C. A.HANKs and William B. Evans,
formerly cashier and assistant cashier
respectively of the Seven Corners bank
at st. Paul, Mimi, have been arrested
for EN- bezzling slos, 900.
AT Walton, Ind, Mrs. Charles Smith
shot and instantly killed Oscar Walton
as the result of dispute over the pos.
session of property.
Miss FRANCES E. WILLARD was re-
elected president at the session of the
National Women's Christian Temper
ance union in session at Chicago.
The Western Traffic association has
decided to cancel worlds fair rates at
midnight October 81.
PATRICK BURK, living near Sterling,
H., was found dead in corn field and
it was supposed that he had been muir.
dered by tramps