Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-13
NEST AND sou1H.

In state convention at Columbus, O.
the peoples party nominated j. e.
Bracken, of Colum bus, for governor, NJ.
Blooney for lieutenant governor, w. H.
Taylor for treasurer and J. H. Rhodes
for attorney general.
JAMES FRANCIS. John Marie and
fight at picnic near Woodbine, Ky,
by Joel Mitchell.
FRED DENNY, his wife and two chill
dren We're drowned while crossing the
river at Little Falls, Mimi, by the cap
sizing of boat.
The store of Fish, Joseph & Co. in
Chicago was damaged by fire to the ex-
tent of 100000.
PATsEY DALEY. Alexander Frazer,
James Morris and "A. Carlson were
capsized in sailboat on Lake Tahoe,
at Glenbrook, New, and all We're
drowned.
The failures were announced of the
American national bank of Leadville,
Col. with liabilities of $342, 900, the
First national bank of Cisco. Tex, and
the Jefferson county bank at Golden,
Col, with liabilities of $1,000
IRVING CLARK, aged 19, and Frank
Paullin, Is years old, We're killed by
lightning at Kansas City, Mo.
AT the worlds fair the largest at
tendance on any one day since its open
ing was on the Fourth, when 1902, COG
admissions were recorded.
In runaway at Remington, w. Va,
w. H. Torner and his wife and r
mOnths-old child were thrown from a
wagon and Mrs. Torner and the child
were killed and Mr.. Torner was fatally
injured.
PRESIDENT WARNER, of the Bimetallic
league, has called convention OF
friends of silver to meet in Chicago
August 1.
THE following bank failures were re-
ported: The American savings at Pueb.
10, Col; Everett national at Everett,
Wash; Findley county at Garden City,
Kan, and Mobiles county at Worthing-
ton, MINI.
In Chicago the National Amateur
Press association held its eighteenth
annual convention and j. L. Tomlinson
was elected president.
ANDREW FARMER shot and killed Wal
lace Deskins at Nolan, Va, during q
drunken row. The assassin was pur-
sued by posse, but he fred on his pur-
suers and fatally wounded George
Geskins and a man named Thompson.
JOHN RAY's two daughters, aged IS
and years respectively, were MUIR
dered by an unknown tramp while
picking berries near their home near
Wickliffe, Ky. The lower part of the
the elder girls body was horribly NIL
tilated, after the manner of the White
chapel murders in London.
In fire that partly destroyed the
Bethel boat At St Paul, Mimi, three
persons were burned to death.
AT Oregon City, Ore, team driven
by NJ. P. Bradley ran away and upset q
wagon, throwing Bradley, his wife and
four children over a psecipice 40 feet
high. Mrs. Bradley was killed and two
children fatally injured.
FIRE wiped out the copper plant Of
the Pueblo (Col.) Smelling company,
inflicting loss of $3.50, 200.
PRESIDENT PALMER said at meeting
in Chicago of the National Columbian
commission that the opening of the
gates of the fair on Sunday was in viola
ton of faith, was done without warrant
of law and had injured the good name
of the commission, and asked for the
adoption of resolution declaring that
the gates were open in defiance of arule
of the commission. The matter was
postponed until the next meeting.
The farmhouse of A. Roberts near
Gagetown, Mich, was burned by light
ming and five Of the ten occupants per-
ished In the flames.
NEAR Clarks, Neb... Andrew Debney,
q farmer, fatally shot his wife and then
jumped into the Loup river and
drowned himself
AN assignment was made by the
Haskell Show Printing company, Of
Kansas City, one Of the largest concerns
OF the kind in the middle and western
states 33sss.