Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-02

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and in some places cremated horses,
cattle and hogs.
On an Indiana & Illinois Southern
train coach left the track near Eff
fngham, ILL.,. and thirteen persons
were injured.
The death of James A. Demaree, for
twenty years grand reporter of the
Knights of Honor and founder of order,
occurred in Louisville, KY.
NEAR Knox Point, La, a mob lynched
two negro thieves.
In Cleveland the work of fixing q
boundary line between the United
States and Canada is in progress.
The legislature of Georgia began its
fifty-day session at Atlanta.
In second confession James Stone
says he alone killed the Wrattan family
near Washington, Ind, and that the
men implicated by his first confession
are innocent.
In the Walsen burg district in Colora
do 1000 miners struck because of pay
ment in store checks.
In fog the Pacific Mail company's
steamer City of New York went ashore
the loss being over 100000. ~
AN order was Issued by Director
General Davis for the immediate re-
moval of exhibits from the worlds fair
buildings after November 1.
OVER 1900 women received worlds
fair medals for their handiworx Mex
leans gained the greatest share of the
awards.
In New Orleans Alexander Beckwelf,
a lineal descendant of African kings,
died at the age of 100 years.
SIX men were burned, two fatally, by
an explosion in a pulpmill at Ashland,
Wis, and the others will be crippled
for life.
AN Ann Arbor freight train plunging
into sink hole near Ham burg, Mich,
caught fire and Engineer Beaulieu,
Fireman Albers and Head Brakeman
Mulligan were burned to death.
The Illinois supreme COURT says the
weekly pay law passed by the last leg
iSlature is unconstitutional.
FLAMES in the foundry house of the
state penitentiary at Lincoln, Neb.
caused loss of 100000.
A PARCEL containing $4,000, con-
signed from New York to the Whitney
national bank of New Orleans via
American express, was stolen by some
one unknown. -:
The Michigan matricide, j. lrv-
ing Latimer, was placed with the other
prisoners after ne arly seven months
confinement.
PETER ADAMS and Mrs. Lizzie Lee, of
Richmond, Ind, were arrested for
grave robbing. Adams was caught in
the act.
KID WILSON, Henry Starr and ALT
CLANCY were found guilty of train rob-
bery'at Fort Smith, Ark.
The largest battle-ship in the United
States navy, the Oregon, was launched
at San Francisco.
IT was said that Louis j. Silva, CASH
Ter for the Rainwater Hat company
in st. Louis, was a defaulter for over
100000, and as result of his pecula-
lions the firm was forced to assign. =
WORD was received at Milwaukee
from Rome that the Order of Good
Templars had been placed under the
ban, so far as Catholics are concerned.
WITH good health Mrs. Christina
Bordner, of Lewiston, Ill.,, attained the
1O4lh year of her age.
IKE WILLIAMS (colored) was executed
at Madison, Ga, for the murder of Har-
riet Williams; DR.. F. o. Vincent, wife
murderer was hanged at Fresno, Cal.
and Marshall 3. Taylor was executed
at Wise Court House, Va. for killing
Ira Mullins and hiswife and daughter
and brother, John Mullins.
WHILE drunk at Continental, O., Jo-
seph Miller shot and killed George Nc
Donald and fatally wounded Andy
hamilton.
MARSHALL. FIELD will. give $1,000, 900
toward a fund to assure for Chicago a
Colum pian museum: ~.
THE house of representatives passed
bill prohibiting the sale of cigarettes
in Georgia. > - :.