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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18
PERSONAL BREvlTlEs.

EX-SENATOR JOSEPH E. Brown wan
seventy-two years old a few days ago,
and he is reported to be enjoying .
ripe and serene old age"
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN died in 1890 and
the validity of his will has only just
been established. What warning
against leaving ones good deeds to be
done by other people instead of doing
them ones self.
CARDINAL GIBBONS has indorsed the
project of buying an official residence
for Mgr. Satolli in Washington.
Bishop Ryan, of Buffalo, win act as
treasurer of the fund to be raised for
that purpose.
THE income of the Chinese physician,
Ii Pc Tai, who died recently in San
Francisco. where he had long resided,
was over $40, 900 a year. He had many
white patients. His specially was
asthma, and to this malady he sue
cumbed.
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S'GePnan
Syrup

I am farmer at Edom, Texas. ]
have used German Syrup for siz
years successfully for Sore Throat;
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pains il
Chest and Lungs and Spittiug-up o,
Blood. I have tried many kinds O,
Cough Syrups in my time, but lei
me say to anyone wanting such q
medicine German Syrupis the best.
We are subject to so many sudden
changes from cold to hot, damp
weather here, but. in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
trouble from colds. John F. Jones. q
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Turns Out Bad.

Joseph Gochey, who was successful
in spirlting away Miss Annie Schneider,
at Winona, from the outstretched
hands of two formidable rivals, and
marry ing her at Fountain City, has
now deserted her. His present wife
had been informed that Mr.. Gochey had
been married, but at that time he as
sured Miss Schneider that he Fas d.
vorced. Since he has told her differ
emily, and as an excuse for avoiding a
bigamy suit has told his wife that he
must leave to procure a divorce from
his first wife. Miss Schneider is heart
broken and knows nothing of the
whereabouts of Gochey.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.
A Bad Young Man.


Frank Kellogg, a young man who is
well and hitherto favorably known in
the best circles of society in Red Wing,
was arrested in st. Paul recently by
Chief OF Police Battan, of Red Wing.
1t is charged against him that, after his
return from an eastern college, about
three years ago, he became betrothed
to respected young lady of Red Wing.
and on the Saturday preceding the date
which was fixed for their wedding, she
entrusted to him her family diamonds
and gold watch and chain, which her
parents had given her. He was to take
them to some responsible jeweler in st.
Paul and bring them back to her, but
he never returned, and the past two
years the police have been searching
for him
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THE EAST.

NEARLY all the foreign vessels at the
great review in New York harbor have
sailed for home.
SHRINKAGEs IN values since the panic
on the New York stock exchange show
losses of over 10000 900, and most of
this represents total humiliation of
fortune.
THE steamship Gera, from Bremen,
arrived in New York with 1,4o0 steer
age passengers, $50 of whom We're SUI
fering from smallpox.
The world-famed inventor Of life
boats, Joseph Francis, of New York,
died at Otsego lake, aged % years.
AT Tonawanda, N. Y, Mrs. Anna
Harris, charged with starving her O.
year-old stepdaughter to death, was
convicted of manslaughter in the sec
ond degree and sentenced to eleven
years imprisonment. This is the first
case in the history of American juris-
prudence where person was convicted
of manslaughter in the second degree.
Two BUSINESS buildings at Pittsburgh,
Pa, were burned, causing a loss of
$4,000 and the fatal injury of two
fremen.
AT the seventy-seventh annual meet
ing of the American Bible society in
New York the reports showed the total
cash receipts for the year ended March
81 to be S57s,93O and the disbursements
1926, 5S7.
ENGINE No. 900 on the New York
Central road made mile in thirty-two
seconds, which is equivalent to 1928
miles per hour.
AT Warren, Mass, Warren G. Butter
worth, aged 70, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head.
His daughter Emma, who was trying
to prevent the shooting, received the
bullet in her brain after it had passed
through her fathers head and she died
also.
THE firm of r. r. Robinson & Co.,
bankers and brokers at Wilmington,
Del, failed for 100000.
THE new steamship Campania of the
Cunard line made the trip from New
York to Queenstown in days 1! hours
and - minutes, the quickest passage
eastward yet made by any steamer.
JOHN WEISS, the treasurer of the
Order of Germania, a relief fund, sick
and benefit association, departed from
his home in New York with 500, 900 be.
longing to the order.
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Defended His Father.

st. Stephens, near St. Cloud, is a
small settlement around the Catholic
church. The people are mostly Poland
ers. There is bitter feud between
the families of Schaubeck and Scheb bat,
and recently young Schaubeclz entered
Schebat's store, preparing to pound the
old man, when young Frank Schebat
from behind opened fire with re-
yolver. The first ball took the lobe off
an ear, the second went through the
shoulder and the third lodged near the
neck. The wounded man was brought
to st. Cloud and cared for. The next
day he was around taking friendly beer
with acquaintance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18

IT will scarcely be believed that
wheat is sold in the United Kingdom
under nearly two hundred different
systems of weight, There is almost as
much diversity in regard to barley and
oats. The result is that quotations
from the various markets create be-
wilderment and confusion even in the
minds of experts.
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HERE APTEH the flag of the United
States will float from sunrise to sunset
every dny in the year at Navesink light
from a :,taff one hundred and twenty
five fee, high. In fact as well as fancy the
American who has been on a European
tour will see the flag of his country as
he approaches the harbor of New York
and it wi i'll be one of the first sights to
gladden. his eyes. The idea is patri-
otto one and conducive to patriotism as
we'll. Every day until the republic
shall cease to exist is the flag to float
at Navesink and may the day never
come when other colors shall be run up
In its place
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WEST AND SOUTH.

RICHARD HoBAN, Robert Downey and
Major Watson We're swept over dam
at Dixon, Ill. and drowned.
In South Dakota severe earthquake
shocks were felt at Madison, Howard
and Carthage.
AT Clinton, Ind, twins were born to
Mr.. and Mrs 8. f. Wlshard, the father
being u years old and the wife 50 years
of age.
The North Dakota supreme court
says the state prohibition law is con-
stitutional and valid.
SLATER HOWARD and E. NJ. Durant,
of Atlanta, Ga, arrived in Chicago,
having ridden from their home to Chi
cago on bicycles, a distance of S21 miles,
in fourteen days.
A MOB lynched three negroes at Bear
den, Ark, for the murder of Jesse Nor
man, a prominent young business man
of that place.
J. J. JACKsoN's house at North Gal
weston, Ind, was burned, and Mr.. jack
son and his wife and three children
persisted in the flames.
In fairly good health, Mrs. Nancy @.
Larwill, Of Wooster, O., celebrated her
Tooth birthday.
MANY negroes were said to be leaving
Tennessee for California.
IN Oakland, Cal, one-cent pieces are
being introduced for the first time. The
smallest legal tender formerly used was
fve-cent pieces
JOHN SHOCKS saloon at Haywood,
In - -
making the third saloon in that place
to suffer the same fate within a few
weeks.
Miss MARTHA KLINE and Gus Schiller
were crossing a bridge near Akron, O.,
when the structure gave way and they
fell distance Of 100 feet and wer, in
stantly killed.
In Des Moines, Ia, Dan Stuart a
horse trainer, killed himself, having
assaulted and probably fatally wound
ed Mrs. Webb Moon, a young married
woman in whose house he resided.
The failure of the State Investment
& Insurance company of California
caused loss to many persons.
CORNELIUS WAGNER, Gus Tho1nastor
and Andrew Olson were killed by the
cars while crossing railway track il
Chicago.
AN attorney at Norfolk, Va, w. B.
| Drewey, was under arrest charged with
securing large number of fraudulent
| pension claims, the steals aggregatine
over 100000.
| IT was discovered that c. c. May
wood, cashier of the Bank of Santa
Clara county, at San Jose, Cal, who dice
recently, was short in his accounts $50,
900, and the doors of the bank wer,
closed.
The Republican League clubs met II
national convention in Louisville, KY.
delegates from thirty-three states beinf
present
! A MOB lynched young negro wht
attempted to assault daughter O
Capt. James Wham at Chestnut Ridge
S. G..
| In the nineteenth annual Kentucky
derby at Louisville six horses partici
pated, Lookout winning by four length.
in 2:394.
FLAMES swept away one-half o
Spring Lake, Mich, and fifty fami1ie.
We're homeless. Total loss, s175, 1000.
w. w. TRACEY, Of Springfield, Ill.
was chosen president of the Nationa
League of Republican clubs at the SEES
sion in Louisville.
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LATER NEWS

AT 2:lO o'clock the mornil of the
18th mob Of 100 men appeared before
the Jail ct Bedford, Ind, forced the
steriff to give up the keys and took
John Terrell from his cell and hanged
him up in the Jail yard. Terrell's crime
was the murder of Conductor L. T.
Price, of the Ohio & Mississippi road
because he refused to accept an old
pass.
TIE supreme court of the United
States, the 18th, affirmed the constitu.
tionality of the Geary Chinese exclusion
and registration act. The opinion was
announced by Justice Gray, Justice
Brewer dissenting. The announcement
that decision in the case was expected
attracted a large number of spectators,
and the fact that it was the last day of
the term accounted for the presence Of
an unusually large array of attorneys
within the bar, including Attorney
General Olney, Solicitor General AL
drich, Senators Pugh, Dolph and Cock
erel, .ex-Justice Strong and several
members of the diplomatic corps.
CHAs. DoNNELLY, of Minneapolis, was
appointed private secretary to Pension
Commissioners Lochren the 18TH
AN explosion occurred in the Citizens
| coal shaft, at Lincoln, ILL.,. the 18th,
from mining gas, about IA, 900 feet from
the entrance. The night boss and five
men are believed to have been killed.
! The mine is shattered at that end and
no sound can be heard from where the
men were working.
DIABLE, the aged son of Aeolus and
Grace Darling, won the rich Brooklyn
handicap at Grave md the afternoon of
the 18th, in the presence of $1,000 peo-
pie. Lamplighter, the favorite, who
went to the post carrying ton OF
money, was second, and Leonawell
third. The winners time was 200.
! A CABLE message received by Secre.
tary Gresham from the United States
consul general at Havana states that
the Infanta Eulalie sailed for New
York the 18th. The royal lady is due
in New York on May 10.
| THOUSANDS of men and women gath
sred together at Chicago to participate
in dedicating the worlds congress aux
iliary of the Columbian exposition,
which opened on the 18th.
Four lives were lost at Waukegan,
Ill, the 18th, by the capsizing Of
yacht.
Two worlds fair officers were ar.
rested the 18th for trying to exclude
government officers from the grounds
except on payment Of the admission
tee.
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Objects to Black Stepfather,

Billie Butler, of Anoka, colored, came
to St. Cloud with white wife. He got
a hack and drove to the house where q
stepdaughter is employed as housemaid.
he walked in, picked up the girl in his
arms, drove away with her and took
her home. The girl is nearly IS, and
left home because her mother, who is
divorced from her father, has twice
since married negroes, and she found
life unbearable in such home.
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LYNcHEp.
A Mob Takes Murderer from tho jail
at Bedford, Ind, aud Hangs Him.

a NASNU A0AcO . MAFOerer from tn0 jail
1T Bedford. Ind, aud Hangs Him.
SEYMOUR, Ind, May l5.-About 1
o'clock Saturday afternoon Conductor
Louis f. Price, of Seymour. who had
just left Mitchell in charge of the east
bound local Ohio s. Mississippi freight
Grain, was shot twice and killed by
a young Lawrence county ruifian.
John Turley. Conductor Price was
collecting fares, and when he APP
preached Turley the latter refused to
give ticket or pay his fare to his des-
tination. The conductor insisted and
Turley shot him dead. Mr.. Price was
about % years old and had been en-
ployed on the Ohio & Mississippi road
for many years. Turley was arrested
and placed in Jail at Bedford.
Sunday night at 9 o'clock about 200
men heavily armed and masked sur
rounded an engine that was ready to
start for Westport on the Evansville &
Richmond road. Two of the men with
drawn revolvers jumped in the gang
way of the engine, and pointing their re-
volvers into the faces of the engineer
and fireman forced them to dismount.
The engine was backed into side track
and three fats were attached. The
crowd had an engineer and fireman and
in a few minutes the cars were loaded
with men and the train pulled out for
Bedford, determined to lynch .Turley.
BEDFORD, Ind, May 15., 3. a.m.-At 2:10
o'clock a. m. mob of 100 men appeared
before the Jail here, forced the sheriff
to give up the keys and took John Tur-
ley, who murdered Conductor L. F.
Price at Seymour, from his cell and
hanged him in the Jail yard.
Turley begged for his life, but his APP
peals were met with silence. The
lynching was conducted in the most or
derby manner, Turkeys cries being the
only sound heard. After lynching their
man the mob requested that the body
be not taken down until daylight, after
which it dispersed.
The mob hanged Turley to tree in
the jail yard within - feet of the rail-
road track so that all passing trains
can see his body. He was dressed as
though he had been expecting them.
They completed the job at $3.50 o'clock.
There were forty three men at the
Jail masked and about fifty or sixty
standing guard at different points over
the citv 80 1853
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PROBABLY the largest tombstone in
the world is that of the late Henry
Scarlet, Of Epson county. Ga. Severa
years before his death he selected a
monster bowlder-a miniature noun
tain of granite, 1OOx25J feet in di-
mensions--and when be died this huge
tombstone was placed over his grave.
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News In Brief.

Donald Stewart, the 10-year-old son
of DR.. D. A. Stewart, of Winona, while
handling a rifle at Tim Hare's place at
Centerville, Wis, shot himself through
the bowels, the bullet coming out
through his kidneys. After he had shot
himself he picked up the rifle, jumped
the fence and ran 80 rods to farm
house. His wounds are fatal.
The courts of St. Paul awarded Helen
NJ. johnson $4,000 alimony. Her hus-
band, Aleck E. johnson, some months
ago secured divorce from her in Chi
cago, but through a technical error in
the serving of the summons at that
time, Mrs. johnson was able to take it
up in the courts, with the result stated.
DR.. Bissell, the alleged abortionist,
was held to the grand jury at Luverne
in $4,000 bonds. BE could not furnish
bail and was committed. Mrs. Viste,
Bissell's victim, was buried at Hills.
Doc. Fish, of the Great West, threat
ems to sue Ignatius Donnelly for s25, 900
for libel.
The scholarship, or prize, offered by
the State Hospital Training school at
Rochester for the best essay and high
est standing, consisting of free trip to
the worlds fair, board and lodging
while there, and $50 for incidentals, was
awarded to Miss Mary Gleason.
A 13-year-old son of Aid. Patterson,
sissippi while fishing.
Fire at Clear Lake destroyed the
town hall, occupied on the first floor bv
Frank Brown as store, DR.. Stacy's
dwelling and Mrs. Schwabs vacant
building. Insurance on the hall $500.
Mr.. Browns loss is $1,000, with 81, 600
insurance. Stacy's loss is $1,000 and
Mrs. Schwab's $500, no insurance.
An insane man is wandering in the
woods two miles north of Mortified.
One day he cut q circular hole in the
ground, in which he was found seated
by party of children. He was in a
nude state, having his clothes drying
on bushes near at hand. He gave chase
to the children, as he has done on other
occasions, greatly frightening them.
Mrs. Emma Byron, a young married
woman of st. Paul, attempted suicide
by jumping into cistern.. The water
was low and she was fshed out.
August Kruger, German aged 70.
was found dead in well at Kenwood
Park, Duluth. He had been despond.
ont and committed suicide.
George Reyes, aged 81, brakeman on
the Southwestern road, in walking from
the rear car to the engine was TEN.
porarily blinded by cinders and fell be.
tween the last two cars. His shoulder
and entire right arm were crushed, but
Reyes evinced an amount Of grit and
nerve which is not often surpassed.
The body of John Grove, of Anoka,
who died suddenly at the hospital at
Saltwater, was exhumed and identified
by his wife as that of Robert Mitchell,
q st. Paul contractor. Mrs. Mitchell is
at q loss to know why her husband as
sumed the name John Grove. Nothing
Is known in st. Paul Of Robert Mitchell
or John Grove, nor is there any record
of q contractor being missing.
P.J. Tomilby, dry goods mercnant at
Little Falls, has assigned.
B. C.a Stallman, Of Plainview, was
caught in the gearing Of well drill.
ing machine. crushing his arm in .
fearful manner.
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JOHN MAH1s's residence and two other

OOdN MAHlN IcSAOcuCe ana Two OC0oI
houses at Muscatine, Ia, were destroyed
by dynamite. Mr.. Mahin is editor OF
| the Muscatine Journal, postmaster and
an ardent prohibitionist, and the resi-
dences destroyed were those of promi-
nent citizens who have been active in
prosecuting saloon cases.
NEAR Lakeport, Ark, the levee gave
way, flooding thousands of acres of cot
| ton land and causing heavy losses to
planters.
In Chicago the Columbia national
| bank suspended with liabilities of over
s1,000,00O. The principal business Of
the bank was with country banks and
they will be the chief sufferers.
The doors of the Capital national
bank at Indianapolis were closed with
liabilities Of 81, 100000.
The Danube left Portland, Ore, for
China with 4O6 Chinese on board who
had been refused admission to the
United States
On the Ohio River railroad freight
train went off the tracks at Walkers,
W. Va, falling IS feet, and three men
We're killed.
CHARLES LUTTRELL and John q. Car
Isle were hanged at Sherman, Tex, for
the murder Of w. II. Sherman at Deni-
son on April %. 1892.
AT Grand Ridge, ILL.,, r. J. Horinck,
conductor of general store and,private
bank, failed for 100000, and scores Of
farmers are ruined by the disaster.
The members of the local worlds
fair directory passed a resolution that
the fair should be open Sundays on and
after May 21; the admission to the
grounds to be twenty-five cents, and
the big exhibit buildings to be closed.
This action may be annulled by the ma
tional commission.
AT Charleston, s. c., Joe Brannon,
aged 10, was hanged for the murder of
Stephen Kearney on the S1st of August
last.
The Columbia national bank collapse
in Chicago caused the failure of banks
at Russiaville, Greentown. Oxford, Nor
ristown, Arcadia, Spiceland, Orleans,
Hebron, Brookston, Dunkirk, Geneva,
boswell, Knox, West Lebanon and
CT eenwood in Indiana, the Richland,
Edwardsburg, Lawton, Rockford and
Charlevoix banks in Michigan, the bank
of Oregon in Wisconsin, the bank of Ca
sey in Illinois and the bank at Clear
mount in Ohio.
TWENTY-FIVE ringleaders of the mob
that took from Jail at Chattanooga,
Tenn, Alfred Blount, a negro assaulter,
and hanged him. have been indicted
for murder.
EAST Of Pinckney, Mich, several
farms We're swept by cyclone and
buildings were wrecked and several
persons We're hurt, but not seriously,
though many horses and sheep were
killed.
OHIO prohibitionists will meet IN state
convention at Cleveland June q and %.
The firm of Kendall & Smith, the
largest nillers in Nebraska, failed at
Lincoln for $780, 1000.
In Milwaukee the big department
store of Frank A. Lappen & Go. and
the furniture store of the Lappen Fur
niture company failed for 100000.
w. II. THOMAS g. Son, the largest
dealers in old Kentucky whisky in the
world, suspended at Louisville with
liabilities of 100000.
IN session at Louisville, Ky, the Ma
tional Republican College league elected
L. E. Hawkins, of Syracuse university,
as president.
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To Meet An Old Friend.

Frank P. Norris, convicted of forgery,
went to Saltwater to begin the service
of his Is month sentence for the crime
An interesting feature Of the case is
the fact that several years have elapsed
since G. Fl. Adamson was convicted Of
the same offense, and sent to serve a
term at Saltwater, his conviction being
secured mainly upon the evidence of
this same Norris, with whom he had
been associated in several pieces of
business
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18

ONE Of the lost arts has been recov-
cred in the nature of a cosmetic which
was used by the Egyptian princesses
and ladies of rank nearly 1000 years
ago. 1t brightens the eyes, imparting
70 the iris verdant sheen. Tie stuff
was found on the face of a princess
mummy and analysed. After all, that
royal lady neither lived nor died in vain.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18

GEORGE SHEFFIELD, the "Massachu-
sets Yankee" as he calls himself who
has new motor that will take
steamer to London from this side in
three days without pound of fuel, is
gently but firmly informed that one
John NJ. Kelley has had one of 'em for
the last twenty years, its only draw
back being that it will not mote.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18

JULES VERNE, who is about to bring
out his seventy-fourth novel, is said to
be native of Warsaw, and the name by
which he is known is the French equiv
alent for "beech," the initial syllable
of his family patronymic. His real
name is said to be Olchewitz.
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If the Pacific ocean could be la

If the Pacific ocean could be laid bare
we should have a most singular specta-
Gle, There would be a number OF
mountains, with truncated tops, scat
tered over it and these mountains would
have an appearance just the very re-
verse Of that presented by the noun
tains we see on shore. You know that
the mountains on the shore are covered
with vegetation at their bases, while
their tops are barren or covered with
snow; but these mountains would be
perfectly bare at their bases and all
round their tops they would be covered
with beautiful vegetation of coral
polypi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-18

The wear and tear Of the elements on
Niagara may be better remarked in
early spring than at any other season.
Great powders are continually falling
from the faces of the cliffs where they
were loosened by the action of the
frost, and the same process no doubt is
going on in the stone under the cata-
racts. The erosive power of the water
fall is not SO great, but water, wind
and frost together make the recession
OF the gorge, particularly on the Horse
Shoe side, quite perceptible.