Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02


Foo fsislca sllsol u 81 5 roatll
they are blocked the II osst Isl nra he
Oldest inha hitailt ca ii rem ein ber N 81
one is tryi ing to- tx, Ii Il "a Isl
impossible to- haul any load and just
as bud to 90 efnpt t SHOWS two
or three times u weel and lows s5t he
rest OF I lie i'm D.. ID . ohnson re-
ports twins ab his house, but they stre
calves! mother and twins doing well.
s. W. have Our mail on this route
regularly it has missed but once
yet. Mr. sssausslurn is an excellent
mail carrie he nas i Ks ha q 81,
social nit Ole. Eric kson's last week;
Ind g very good tilna, llotssof music,
plays, end some dancing, also 1a
rattle Tor violin; %. d. Johnson
drew the prize, a fine VA nast,le instr,l-
men +, and he lis i'll SD Witflit.
" .II Ingsal. 81 Isl se tti 8 Oh t lumber
fora barn, but he Ia. sskitis slow bus
mess, roads being 50 Bad There
seems 10 be quite d sensation up III
our neighhoP town Of Cedar. on
school mat tiers ass We hear, they
had q school NEE ing; to decide
whether they should have school or;
not, and There were Is votes FOR
school and 8 against. Two Of the
board won td do 81 thing To hire: i.
teacher, and tile third ono thinks he
can do 1t alone, SO there it is, and.
the two Year limit al their district
runs out fleXt j ulls. q see that.
Mr. Donneil III is making very good
speeches lii the senate this winter.
Can YOU, Mr. ls,litor, explain how
it was that MIR. Davis received only
one majority I /, re-nlect Him to us
senate, when there was Il good ma
iorit2 IN the legislat,l.e2 Mr. Davis
Dragged so much before he left
Washington, thathe Wonld be l'e-
elected by d unanimous tote III his
party We think tlfia his last eleeS
stien. We hear lie went back with.
lire IN his yes and q little swear oil
his tongue But then, Mr. Davis,
never mind, this is. no kingdom
where one stays in office for lie, so
the time is coming when you will
have to step down and out. In ali
probability thissis your last ternlat0
Washington as o. S. senator, sd
make the most oil it.
Now about the Mood and Topper
affaii. there has been SO much talk
about oflate. Mr.. Mood IS side oft,
published in tile Banner was very
good rs far as Invent. but heditlnat
say ii what way Mr. Topper got Ills.
place at live dollars Il day for SO
days, nor did lie say whether lie had
il freepass on tlerailroad to ST. Paul.
We do not think it fright for q Peo-
pies party officer to take. q Tree pass.
from any railroad company or other
monopoly, as we think tlilt would
5bepledging themselves to votefor any
bill which might come up III tllelegais-5
IatlIre that said railroads or mono
poles might wish passed.. Besides,
all members CT the state legislature
receive 10 cts. per. mile each way TO
pay travelling eS penses, and & see
Mr. Woods fees are for 6G0 miles,,
that would be- SIS. I, quite en- Qlglltet
buy a tieket1to Sc Paul and return.
X. Y. q
s We c;in not acfo nn5.foi the appo-
isitioh that developed against sersa-s
ator Davis, but it is generally be-
iieYea tl1at ex-Gaovernor Merriam was
behind the plot, lie dolbtless hsv-s
ingsin mind to pluck The senator
ship8llimself out Of the Debris that
would have been created ii Dayis lisaI
fliled to secure an elaetion. Demo
sratic intrigue was also brought to-
bear against him, But, thanks to
alevel headed peoples party man. he
gotlenough. Does oui. friend knoW
ii a certain candidate for governor
in this state did any bragginas be-
fore election, and how diditeompare1
with the RESULT Onr friend is mis-
taken when he says that the mems
bers oil the legislature get 10 ceF1tssa
niie,for TRAVELLING fees; they get l85
cents a mile, which would make sem
ator Woods mileage Ss9 instead Of
S66. Ed. q