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


600 gallons of refined petroleum.
A WICHITA (Kan.) stockman, j. d.
Carter, drew 500 out of a bank and put
it in a jar in strawstack. Lightning
struck the stack and the money was
burned.
The death Of ex-Gov. William M.
Stone, of Iowa. late commissioner gen.
eral of the land office, occurred at his
residence near Oklahoma City, 0. T.,
aged &c years. Mr. Stone came out of
the war as colonel of the Twenty-sec-
ond Iowa infantry and was elected
governor in 1868 and again IN 1865.
In Racine, Wis, jackson Wright (col-
ored) died at the age of 1O1 years.
The congress of boys and girls IN
Chicago voted to raise the flags, each of
his own country, over their school
houses on October 81 next, the anniver-
sary of the discovery of America.
The finding of the coroners jury in
vestigating the cold-storage fire on the
worlds fair grounds in which sixteen
persons persisted holds Director of
Works Burnham, Fire Marshal Edward
w. Murphy, j. B. Skinner and Charles
A. Mcdonald to the grand jury to an
swer to the charge of criminal negli-
gence.
The Citizens bank of Kansas City,
the Bank of Richmond, the Farmers
and Merchants bank of Osawatomie
and the First national bank and the
Peoples savings bank of Fort Scott, all
in Kansas, were forced to stop business.
ALL the Indians enlisted as soldiers
at Fort Reno, o. T., have been dis
missed from the service.
The Union, the Commercial, the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce. the Mercan-
tile, the Capital and the North Denver
banks closed their doors in Denver,
pulling down with them several large
commercial firms.
For no known cause Miss Emma Gar
rett, Philadelphia school-teacher,
committed suicide in Chicago by leap
| ing from ffth-story window at the
Briggs house.
HEAVY rain broke the drought which
extended over an area of 40, 900 square
miles in western Texas.
| AT Indianapolis Lopez Mumaugh, a
cigarmaker, fatally shot Mrs. Mary
Winsh, sisterof his divorced wife, and
then killed himself.
| The Chicago city directory contains
about $4,000 names, against 471, $50 in
the issue of 1892. The estimated popu-
lation of the CITY is / ,537, 200.
The death of Rear Admiral Melanc.
thon Smith, U. S. A., occurred in Green
Bay. Wis, of pneumonia, aged SO years.
FLAMES at Susanville, CAL, resulted
in the destruction of sixty buildingn
| and caused loss of about $3.50, 900.
| The first of the famous long-haired
sisters to die, Mrs Naomi Sutherland.
Bailey, was buried in Glenwood ceme-
terry at Lockport, N. Y. Her six sisters
were at the funeral.
In the streets of Kansas City, Kan,
Col. benjamin f. johnson, one Of the
leading attorneys, was shot down and
instantly killed by A. w. Little, one OF
the most prominent citizens of the
town. Financial trouble was given as
the cause.
AT Hutchinson, Kan, the National
bank failed with liabilities Of s131 900,
and the Bank of Parker and the Wood
state. closed their doors.
The two children Of James Wits were
/ killed by lightning while they were
standing under tree during shower
! at Sadlersville, Tenn.
II The j. b. WHEELER banking com.
pany at Aspen, the Bank OF Sterling al
Sterling, and The Bank Of Loveland al
/ LUyelRnd all IA Colorado have aS..