Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-12-21


married nine times and was the father
of thirty-two children, twenty-four Of
whom are living.
In Omaha q. w. DeFrance, 10 years
DID, was found guilty Of robbing mail
carrier of mail pouch and sentenced
to life imprisonment. One cent was all
the young robber realized.
FIRE ruined the plant of the Dealers
Distilling company ut Hammond, Ind. !,
| the loss being 100000.
OWING to domestic trouble Joseph
SIMS bricklayer at Dover, Tenn,
killed his wife and then blew out his
own brains.
AT Akron, O.. the Akron Iron COM
| with Liabilities of $500. 900.
NEAR Selma, Ala, four negroes were
lynched for attempting to break into
the house of Mrs w. G. Jones This
made six lynchings in that section in
one week.
A MEXICAN named Pamela, lib years
old and totally blind, was burned to
death in his home at San Diego, Cal.
The big cigarette manufacturer at
Durham, N. C., E. L Duke. failed for
BURGLARS broke into a Jail at Paris,
Mo-, and stole a large sum of money
from a drunken prisoner.
A RECEIVER Was named for the Sun
Vapor Street Light company at Canton,
O., whose liabilities were over $500. 900.
MRS. RADIE HEWITT, of Mount Sum.
nit, Ind. influenced by a dream re.
fused to marry William Norton on the
wedding day.
The Kaw Indians in Kansas were
said to be starving owing to the failure
of the government to pay overdue lease
money.
REJECTED by Ida Hall, his sweet
heart Edward HandAeld shot her ia
tally at Denver and then killed him
self.
The veteran actor and manager,
Charles Robert Thorne. died in San
Francisco, aged 70 years. ~
f. AT Athens. Tenn, John Armstrong
was hanged for the murder of French
Sharp in April last
WILLIAM c. BURNER and Mrs Childs,
sister, met at Lima, O., after sepa-
ration of fifty years.
THERE were earthquake shocks at
Carmi and Albion. Ill, and at Evans
Vile and Mount. Vernon, Ind, but no
damage was done.
On account of failure of the crops
during the last three years great suffer.
ing was reported among the farmers in
northwestern Nebraska.
The supreme court of Indiana holds
that residence property. can recover
damages caused by the presence of a
! saloon.
AT Peoria, ILL.,, Mrs. Matilda Harper
(colored) died at the age of 1o5 years.
A SPAN of the great bridge over the
Ohio from Louisville, KY, Jefferson.
vile, Ind, fell and thirty-three work.
men were killed and many others were
| injured.
JACOB Fox, living near Lima, O.,
| signed a thirty-day note for $1,000 be-
lieving it was contract for piano.
MRS. JkTrIE EITEL, an old lady, was
sent to the deaconess' home at Evans
vile. Ind. ;. and cried herself to death.
DURING a fight between cattlemen
and .drifters'' near San Angelo. Tex,
four men were killed.
The police will endeavor to keep out
the horde Of tramps now focking to
Chicago.
A TORNADO at Harrisburg, Ill, un-
rooted houses, uprooted trees and did
other damage.
OVER 20, 900 men in the Indiana gas
belt were out of employment and their
families dependent on charity for sup
port.
ARTHUR COURTNEY and Henry Taylor
(colored) were hanged at Princess
Anne, Nd. for the murder of Capt.
Cooper, and Dick Robinson was ex-
ecuted at Sedalia, Mo-. for the murder
of German domestic named Johanna
Schollman.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In the tax riots at Partenico, Sicily,
eight persons were killed and the
heads of the sheriff and his wife were
paraded on poles.
IN Hawaii the provisional govern
ment was fortifying and preparing to
resist restoration of the queen.
The Paris police search for aparch-
lists will probably result in the ex.