Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-27

cnanC IOf dlgglng caves. IL is Sug-
gested that he had dug into the side of
the cut and was still sitting in the ex-
cavation when the earth above sudden
~ gave away, burying the unfortunate
boy alive.
A Deliberate Suicide.
A patient at the insane asylum at st.
Peter, named Joseph Soolsa, while out
walking with a number of others in
charge of an attendant, got away unob-
served and deliberately committed sui
eide by walking into the river near the
hospital. His absence was not discov-
cred until the rest had returned to the
hospital. Diligent search was made,
but he could not be found. A man
working on the pontoon bridge had seen
some one walk into the river, but had
not seen him come out. The body of
the demented victim was found by a
boy who was fishing in the river about
a mile from where he was seen enter
ing the water.
Caught.
During the past year thousands of
dollars worth of property have been
stolen from box cars in Wabasha and
despite close watch the thieves have al
ways escaped detection. One night re-
Gently $3.50 worth of clothing were
taken. The property was traced to the
residence of Otto Burkhardt and a close
watch kept. The watchers caught
Burkhardt, Fred Trichter, August
C,nnor ord Honrr Sro;+b o1l roc;lor4e
of Reads Landing, removing the stolen
goods. They were arrested, and with
them a stranger, who is thought to be
the man who disposed of the stolen
goods.
News in Brief.
A sensation was caused at Hinckley
by young German of Saltwater elop-
ing with Gustave Bretain's wife. The
husband discovered the fleeing couple
as they were leaving for the depot. He
Immediately gave chase, but was too
late to stop them. He swears vengeance
on the despoiler of his family relations
and has already begun suit either to
bring back his wife or secure divorce.
A new mine has just been discovered.
It promises to develop rich iron find.
The report has been received at the Of
flee of the state auditor, and the mine
is located in section 49,, township So,
range 10, and it is claimed that it will
show the most rich ore of all the mines
that are being worked in the state. 1t
is in the Mesaba range, and is said to
be superior to all others in that locality.
Willie Riley, an employe Of the A. N.
Kellogg Newspaper Co., while walking
on the railway track, was run down by
a switch engine in the yards of the Mil
waukee railway in Minneapolis and
killed.
The first quarterly report made of ore
shipped from state lands was made to
the state auditor. This was under the
Leavitt law, increasing the tax upon
the output. 1t shows that section 16,
township So, range II, shipped 6,739
tons for the quarter. This is the Be
wabik mine, and is.owned by the state.
Mary Zirkelbach, the s-year-old
daughter OF Police Sergeant Zirkel.
bach, fell off the electric cars in St.
Paul and had her left leg so badly
mangled that amputation was neces-
sary.
Dennis Perkins, charged with having
murdered fellow waiter in the Metro
politan hotel, in st. Paul, over a year
ago, was recently captured in Chicago
In the United States court Eugene
Feeter secured verdict of $1,000
against the Northern Pacific railroad
for loss of fingers. Judge Williams
stated he would grant a new trial I'M
less plaintiff would consent to q reduc.
ton in the verdict to 50, 600.
The sales of binding Irvine at the
Saltwater prison factory the present
season exceed 800, 600 pounds.
Fl. E. Swan, Of Mankato, has been
appointed disbursing agent for the gov.
eminent building in that city.
The Mississippi Valley Insurance
company is new neapolis concern.
Articles of incorporation were fled in
the Office of the secretary of state and
the capitalization. is S1OO. 600.
The German English Catholic church
Of Little Falls will at once begin the
construction Of a building to be used for
parochial school. s..
The burglars who entered Walstrom's
store at lake City were captul ed at Wi
mona. About half Of the stolen prop
erty was recovered.
Almon Chilson, aged 10 years, OF
Mankato, was run, over by runaway
team. He died two hours after.
The grand jury at Two Harbors
found two indictments against James
3. Connolly, the ex-Catholic priest, for
criminal assault committed upon Miss
Julia Sutherland, and one Indictment
against Connolly and his sister, Mrs
Mutually, for kidnapping Miss Susher
land last May.
Capt. Becker, clerk Tor the state grain
inspections, made return to the state
auditor that the earnings of the state
inspection department for the month Of
June were 81 |, 975.2s.
Fritz Bollinger, 8 farmer Of North 81.
Paul, was arrested. charged with steal
ing . horse from N 10. Chariot Fahler.