Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-28

TIE supreme council. thirty-third de:
gree, Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite Masons, held its eighty-first an
nual session in Chicago.
In Itasca county, Mimi, new gold
reefs were discovered, the specimens
shown indicating that the new finds
are among the richest ever made in the
Rainy river district.
On the worlds fair grounds heavy
damage was done by q storm of wind
aud rain. The loss was estimated ut
$50. 900. Portions of the roof of the
Manufactures building, the Art gallery
and other buildings were broken in.
In a squall near Mobile, Ala, the
British schooner was wrecked and Capt
Charlton and his wife and three sailors
were drowned.
In the wake of the Pawnee reserva-
ton fire in the Indian territory nearly
dozen charred bodies were found.
THOMAS SMITH, the negro whose
crime was the occasion Of the riot at
Roanoke, Va, that resulted in nine
men being killed by the state militia
and nineteen wounded, was finally
lynched by mob and his body burned.
Mrs. MARIA PETERSON, who died at
Fort Dodge, Ia. aged IS years, had
never been inside of railway car or
ridden on train.
THE forest fires in Wisconsin were
extinguished by rain.
AT its annual meeting in Cleveland
the Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land reelected Gen. w. S. Rosecrans as
president Ex-President Harrison was
chosen orator for the next meeting.
The sash and door factory OF the
Charles Betcher Lumber company and a
large amount of dry lumbe were burned
at Red Wing, Mimi, the loss being
$l75, 900.
DANIEL JONES was given thirty-nine
lashes at Frederick, Md, on the bare
back for beating.
The populist candidate for lieutenant
governor in Iowa, E. A. OFT, resigned
because he is only % years old, while
the law insists a candidate must be 30
or over to be eligible.
A GRAND Jury indicted fourteen mem
bers of the mob which killed Solomon
P. Bradshaw at Kingston, Ill.
In Chicago Prof. s. A. King and Miss
Josie Morris, who made an ascension
in balloon, were rescued from the
lake after an exciting experience.
On the Wabash railway trains col
lided near Kingsbury, Ind, and eleven
persons were killed and twenty four in
jured, some of them fatally.
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killed by foul gases in an old well on a
farm near Friedville, Ia.
AT Eureka, Cal. Charles A. Bowden
was hanged for the murder of Mrs. Lii
lie NJ. Price, who had discarded him for
Price.
FORFEITURE of the Ohio & Mississip.
PTS Indiana charter is asked because it
conveyed trainload of sports to Law
renceburg to witness prize fight
IT was decided at meeting in Mil
waukee of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows to permit the formation
of grand lodge in Sweden.
In Chicago and Springfield, ILL.,, the
thirty-tirst anniversary of Abraham
Lincoln's proclamation freeing the
slaves was celebrated.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
IN Vienna plans of an attempt upon
the life of Emperor Francis Joseph
were discovered.
M. LEsNA. of Switzerland, in TWEEN
ty-four hour bicycle contest at Paris
covered 433 miles, surprising the pre-
vious record.
GEN. VAsQUEz has been elected pres
ident of the Honduras republic and
the Honduranian cong cess accepted
President Leivas' resignation.
IN answer to inquiries in the house of
any danger from cholera.
THE firm of C. B. Wright 4 Sons, OF
Ottawa, Ont, brick, lime and cement
manufacturers, doing large American
trade, failed for 100000.
By the capsizing Of skiff in a squall
Walter Morris and his father, Alfred
Woods, his wife and mother and James
DENLY were drowned near Collingwood,
Ont.
On the la Escondida hacienda at
Topic, Mex, owned by Juan A. de
Aguire & Co., fire destroyed 100000
worth of property.
THE representatives of Canada and
the United States have made satisfac-
tory agreement concerning inspection
of immigrants.
The judge in a bigamy case tried at
Toronto, Can, said that an american
divorce could not be accepted in Cana
dian courts as dissolving the marriage
ties.
ABOUT so miles south of Cape Tiberot
the Haytian warship Alexandra Potion
sank and eighty persons, including
many prominent officials and diplomates
of the republic, were drowned
FIRE destroyed the town of Mochowa,
Russia, and several persons were
burned to denth and hundreds of fami-
lies were homeless.
LATER NEWS.
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