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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
CONDUCTOR SCOTT HELD.

Grand Trunk Manslau9bter Case Goes to
the Circuit Court.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. o.
Judge Henry rendered his decision IN
the case of Conductor Bertram N. Scott,
charged with manslaughter in con-
nection with the Grand Trunk
collision. He holds Scott to the
circuit court for trial. Scott, he
finds, was careless and negligent in
allowing his train to pass the place OF
meeting. The degree of this careless
ness he leaves for the higher court to
determine IKE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
Seven Years for Hathaway

TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. %. Malcomb
3. Hathaway, the Fall River cotton
broker who defranded the banks Of
that city by pledging worthless wIre-
house certificates to the extent Of Ever
800, 900, was sentenced Saturday to
seven years Imprisonment in the peni-
onkSor1y ); ~, ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

THIS announcement appeared in
Kirscheva (Bavaria) paper. Lost on
the aad of September, my wife, Anne.
Whoever has found; her! IS begged to
keep her. He will be. handsomely re-
VarHad
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

TIE Brazilian steamer Ell Cid, has
been attached for debt. When the,sal-
aries of her cooks are paid, says the
court, she can go where glory calls
Thus do the fortunes Of war turn upon
the acts of brace of cooks and con-
stable
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

A SWARM of flies will make their ap.
pearance at a car window and easily
keep pace with the train. even though
it be rushing across. the country 40
miles an hour. - 60. y,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
News In Brief.

Mrs. Schermaly, Of Saltwater, has,
presented to the Soldiers Home at
Minnehaha fine library of $50 vol
umes, embracing the works of leading
German authors. s.~ s.
It was reported that G. w. Case, gen.
eral superintendent Of the Great North
ern railroad. had been appointed gem
eral manager, vice A. l.. Afohler, re-.
signed. ..
During the month of; October there
was sold in the state Of Minnesota by
wholesale dealers 142,370 pounds of
oleomargarine.
St. Paul has passed another pool room
ordinance and the same has been signed
by the mayor,
Mary Mues, of Winona, while going
to bed, fell in st on kerosene lamp.
She was badly burned on the breast. !;
Fred Landwehr, Of .Royalton, while
hunting near the town of Pierz, was
mistaken for deer by companion and
shot The bullet struck his leg about
six inches above the knee.
c. Gensch, farmer near Alton, fell
from o load of hay and broke his neck.
He died instantly.
Miss Cora Erick, student in Mime.
apolis, while rehearsing for tableau,
raised over herhea glass tube. sup.
posed to be empty, but which after
wards proved to contain nitric acid.
The deadly fluid was spilled, running
down upon her forehead and nose, in
| flicting terrible. torture. Prompt as.
sistance saved her eyesight.
The Duluth police have notified the.
proprietors of all places where the new.
tangled nickel-in-the-slot machines are
that they must be operated no more.
The three men who broke from the
Jail at Rochester were captured 81
Stewartville. 80
The American Steel Barge company
has decided to keep it's fleet of whale.
backs busy until Dec. /, notwithstand.
ing that vessels by the score are being
laid up every day at the lower lake
ports. The whale backs will be kept in.
the Mesaba ore trade out Of Duluth.
Never in the history of the ore trade
have shipments continued SO late as
Dec. 1.
Thompson Bros store at Smith Lake
was entered by burglars and 4 large
lot of goods carried away. s.5. +.
The assignee Of the Bushnell estate
in st. Paul says he will, probably be.
able to pay to creditors four-6fths Of
one per cent.
About dozen citizens, including one
or two women, appeared before the JUS
ticc court at Austin to answer for tax,
ing part in q charivari. The motives
of the visitors were misconstrued and
the groom had q number arrested, III.
Guiding his mother andssister. Most 81
them paid their fines fsand costs, but
two or three will fight. KS
Fire in the chemical laboratory at
the Pillsbury academysat 0Watonna,:
did considerable damage. Two streams
Of water we're turned on and the hames
confined to one room. The damage
cannot be estimated, as the room con.
tanned large amount of valuable ap-s
paratus. The cause Of the fire is Thought
to have been spontaneous combustion:
Insurance Commissioner Smith ne.
yoked the certificate Of authority grant,
ed to the American Casualty Insurance
and Security company, Of Baltimore.
Albert Drubald, q 4-year-old boy Of
Mankato, died from the effect Of burma
received while playing with bontrA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
Feud Causes 8 Doubls Murder.

DuRANT, I. T., Nov. g. Tandy Fol-
som engaged in duel with Will Dur
ant and killed him. Bud Durant, a
brother Of Will, then drew his revolver
and killed Folsom. The trouble was
due to an old feud.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
WORLDS Fair FINANCE,

CHICAGO, Nov. %. Auditor Acker-
mans report shows world's fair assets
above all liabilities on November 1
were 81, 1862, 4ss. 0S. Total receipts were
&32, 500, 1863. IS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

For fast cruisers we, beat them all.
The Columbia's big speed of a4a knots
an hour places her at the fore front
and makes her the Gem Of the Ocean: I"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

AMONG the articles deposited in the
lost and found bureau at the worlds
fair were three sets of false teeth two
of which were called for by the owners
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

NEW railroad line between New
York and Boston, which will, shorten
the distance thirty miles, is to be built
at an early day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

A SOCIAL philosopher asserts that
within few generations women will
I'LL all the clerical positions and young
men will be doing homework.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
suicide Caused b. Despondencv.

GALENA, nLNov. 2x-AIra Mary
Godfrey committed suicide at Lead.
mine because Of dependency caused by
news of the depreciation Of property
held by her. Ia the west.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

A MAINE man used the profits of his
pumpkin field to pay the expenses Of
himself and his wife to the worlds fair.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
The News Of the Week.
~ TELEGRAPH AND NAIL
FROM WASHINGTON.

In reply to the report Of Mr.. Blount,
Minister Thurston, of Hawaii, says
that Blount's investigation was one
sided and secret and that the United
States troops in no way aided in the
overthrow of the queen.
STATISTICS in the hands of mint Off
GERS indicate that the years gold pro-
duction will be sl45, 900, 900.
The republicans will establish per
manent headquarters in Washington,
d. &C., with Joseph Manley h.cAarge.
EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the Gath aggregated
1857. IT'S, O35. against $l,Ol8.4 AIT, 2Ol the
previous week. The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1892,
was 1873
In the seven days ended on the Gath
there were ss7 business failures in the
United States. against 1924 the week
previous and $50 in the corresponding
time in 1892.
No MORE presidential appointments
will be made until after the assent bling
of congress. Na
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

IN compliance with the law OF
March, 1898, the first annual national
fast day was celebrated throughout
Germany.
GREAT restitution prevailed among
the Indians all over Canada. One of
the Indian towns in the northern part
of the province of Quebec was wiped
out by reason of the famine and more
than 400 Indians persisted from hunger.
The minister of foreign affairs in
Rome issued report based on the re-
ports Of the Italian consul, in New York
and the consul general Of Italy at San
Francisco advising no further immigra-
tion TO the United States on account of
the hard times prevailing in America.
THE cholera statistics for Russia
show that from January to Novembe
1898, there were 7e, 1675cases, and 80, 2S4
deaths. !,
ADv1CEs Show that 237 lives were lost
off the British coast during the recent
gale, and that 6O7 lives were saved by
the coast guardsmen and life-saving
crews. 80
IT was stated that the war in Mate
bella land was over. King Lobengula
had fled noTthward toward the Fam
best river.
In the northern part Of chihuahua
the Yaqui Indians were said to have
Joined the Mexican insurgents
In London the Brazilian legation re
ceived dispatches announcing the sink
ing of Mello's warship Javary, with all
on board.
a AN American named George Lifon
and two natives were slain by the in.
habitants. of the island of Pentecost.
one of the New Hebrides group, and
one of the men was eaten.
AT London, Ont, thirty-fve thor.
oughbred horses belonging to. L. d.
Hodgens. noted horse breeder werd
burned to death.
AN avalanche caused the death of
nine villagers, including the mayor and
deputy mayor of the Alpine Commu ne
of Louvie-Loubiron.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
In . fight with five thieves near
Wooster, O., Robert Ewing, an old

In Q fight with five thieves near
Wooster, O., Robert Ewing, an old
farmer, was fatally shot. 81
The steamer Alameda arrived at San
Francisco from Honolulu bringing
news that no change had been made in
the government up to the time of sail.
ing.
POVERTY caused the death of Mrs.
Myra Weed, of West indianapolis. For
a year her husband has been out Of
employment.
Ice closed the Mississippi river at
Clinton, Ia, an unusual occurrence at
this time of the year.
On the Chicago & West Michigan
road an east-b bound passenger train was
thrown from the track near iceland,
Mich, and over q dozen persons were
seriously injured.
The president and cashier of the bank
at Buckley, WASH, absconded and took
everything but the building. The loss
to the depositors is about SOS. 900.
In fit of insanity Gustav Truhn. a
well-to-do farmer in Bush Lake town
ship, Mimi, killed his wife and child.
In the penitentiary at Columbus, O.,
eighty convicts were suffering with the
grip.
In fire in the Weisner 6 Go. livery
stable at Stevens Point, Wis, seven
teen horses were burned.
AT Kankakee, ILL.,, Jesse D. o. Smith
murdered his divorced wife, Ella
Haughn Smith, and Mrs. Catharine
p1>s Oh \ 70 TO IN
The death. Of Maj. Morgan c. Hamil.
ton, of Brooklyn, N. Y. occurred at
San Diego, Cal, where he had gone to
spend the winter, aged "a years. He
served from Texas in the United States
senate as republican from 1870 to
1877.
:EIsoN SHAFFER was the second man
to kill himself at Burbank, O., because
he had been Tilted by Miss hattie Win.
tiers.
The 5billiardist, Frank C. Ives, made
a run of 456 in his game at l4-inch
balk line with Schaefer in Chicago, sur.
passing the worlds record by lis points
The funeral of Gen. Jeremiah NJ
Rusk took place at Viroqua, Wis A.
great gathering attended the services,
including ex-President Harrison, ex.
Attorney General Miller and other
notable persons.
In Chicago Julius Mas, once pros
porous merchant, starved TO death in
an attic.
SCORES of young cattle in all parts of
Oklahoma Territory, were dying from
an unknown disease.
The sales of foreign exhibitors dur
ing the worlds fair aggregated over
$40, 0oo, 900. ~, 49,
On a street in Wheeling John j.
Jacob, who was governor of West Vir-
ginia. from 1871 to 1876, fell dead. He
was 81 years old.
For the murder Of Carrie Darlington
William Foreman (colored) was hanged
at Portsmouth, Va.
FIRE destroyed the Henrietta theater,
Chittenden hotel and Park theater at
Columbus, O., the loss being $1,000, OOO
Two men were burned to death.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
Big Requisition for Pensions issued.

Big Requisition for Pensions issued.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %. The secre-
tary of tho interior has issued a reqni-
sition on the secretary of the treasury
for 90. 700, 600, 70 be used in payment of
pens ons on Decem Der 4 at agencies as
follows: Washington, d. G., 81, 400, 900;
Augusta, Me-, 100000; Columbus, o.,
Is, zoo, 900; Boston, Mass. J; 81, CSC, 900; De.
troit, Mich, 81 800, DOC, and San Fran.
cisco. s850,U0o: ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

In 1862 books on geometry and as
tronomy were destroyed2in England as
savoring of magic.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30

ferrous FALLs, Mimi, Nov %. -
George Lyons, convicted Of robbing q
Northern Pacific sleeper, gets term
OF ten years in the penitentiary. He
entered the car alone and knocked the
porter senseless, after which he robbed
eight men and escaped, but was sub
'Seduently caught
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
Death Of Col. Larned.

DETROIT, Mich Nov. q. Col Sylves-
ter. Larned, one Of the founders of the
party, died in London. He
was born:in Detroit in 1890
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-11-30
THE EAST.

THE EAST.
AT the 125th annual banquet Of the
New York chamber of commerce Sec.
rotary Carlisle talked on finance.
NEAR Beaver, Pa, a hotel was burned
and James Hughes, John Kelley, j. P.
ssvilbur, Robert Stanley, Barney. Wilkes,
>. d. Wrenn and Daniel Wrenn, per.
ished in the flames. - s..5s.sr =:
rs New York Judge Fitzsiu7 mons de-
clded that gambling debt made at q
,race:track should be paid. Nc
oNs the .Lehigh Valley railway lines
the strike had on the.esd assumed, vast
proportions The freight blockades
We're growing worse and the spassen-
ger service. was seriously interrupted.
There was no sign Of weakening on
either side. and the struggle was re-
solving itself into one Of endurance.
=. T. ". .PowDERLY was reelected grand
master workman by vote of IS to 20
at the annual meeting in Philadelphia
of the Knights of Labor
In New York the appointment of q
receiver for the American Casualty
Insurance company brought to light
the fact that the company has lost 3D.
700, 900.
BECAUSE of poverty Antonio Ledete-
ky, Bohemian woman ~ years of age,
and her unmarried daughter hanged
themselves in their rooms in New York.
FLAMES caused loss of upward of
$1,000, 600 in the business center OF
Springfield, Mass.
<S,,oa oo1o .t,s1.o-l
Joseph Dion. ex-champion of America,
was sent to the Wards island insane
asylum In New York
In session at Syracuse, N. Y, the
national grange, Patrons of Hnsbandry,
adopted resolutions denouncing Secre-
tary Morton. of the agricultural depart.
nnent, for anzattack=upop thegrange in
q speech and calling upon the president
to take steps immediately to secure a
secretary of agriculture who shall be in
accord with their interests.
On the Lehigh Valley road above
Wilkesbarre and towards Buffalo the
situation was serious on the Esd and
orders have been quietly issued to the
Sixth regiment members to prepare to
move on a minutes notice. 1t was ex-
pected other troops would be ordered
out. ~
On the oath the contest between the
Lehigh Valley Railroad company and
its striking employees failed to show the
least detection on either side with the
advantage on the company's side, due
to the large number of unemployed
men who are willing to do ANYTHING
for livelihood. A few trains were be-
ing moved.
: NEAR Scranton, Pa, three boys were
drowned by breaking through the ice
on pond while skating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06

Also . Shooting Affair Near Boydss
Station, Md.
Correspondence OF The Evening Star.


Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
BoYD'S. Nd. October s, 1893.
man by the name OF Cabrick twhtte,.
driver of milk wagon for Mr.. Black OF
GAINESVILLE. this county, was struck by
train No. a.. Baltimore and Ohio at that
place about SIS this morning and is thought
to be seriously injured. Cabrick was driving
the milk wagon across the track ana did
not near the fast express coming. Thu
train struck the wagon and demolished .,
out did not hurt the horse The man uas
padly hurt, causing conclusion of the brain
and was injured internally DIR. u N Sfons-
street. company's doctor, is rendering med
ical aid. AAe~
On "Wednesday evening, the 9th. n a 70
ported that serious and probahlv fatal
shooting occurred at Choppers. Nd this
county, about four miles east Of here A
man. name unknown, came from Raltinnora
TO Choppers on Wednesday TO take a hrnt
with man named Joseph Stang of Clop-
pers. After hunting all day and coming in
that night they both sat down TO supper
and were eating together. The man got uu
and reached for bottle that was in the
middle Of the table containing whisky and
as he grabbed IL, Stang without a word.
picked up revolver and began swapping IL
at him. but it would not go OF. The man
started to run out of the house and was
partly out of the door when Stang grabbed
an old carbine that was standing In the
corner Of the room and shot at the man.
hitting him in the back and seriously in
Juring him. The mans name could not be
learned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06

Notice-The board will meet tomorrow and on
Government Bonds.-U. s. As. registered 1907
!!O1a bid, l1l1a asked U. $. Is, coupon 1897
District Of Columbia Bonds.-2O-year fund IS.
lOo bid Water stock u.s. 1901, currency, 10y bid
So-year fund 6s, gold, ITO bid. Water stock Is.
los bid, 1914 asked. ~
Miscellaneous Bonds.-washington and George
ington and Georgetown H. X. COW. 6s ID, lis
bid, 1871 asked. Masonic Hall Association S., 100
ITO asked. Washington Market Company imp Is e.,
leo bid. Washington Market Company ext 6s
100 bid 1o5 asked American Security and Trust
5s. 1908, A. and o., 102 asked. American Security
and Trust IS. 1905, +. and A., 1O2 asked Ameri.
can Security and Trust IS, 1905 A. and o., io2
lo2 asked. Washington Light Infantry ID Is, yS
pa. Washington Gas Company is, series A. 1l5
bid. Washington Gas Company COW. 6s. 12o bid
l lao asked ed p Ekinston r. r. g. 100 bid Chesa
toll and North o Street Il. r. 5s, 1Oi asked. Metro
R9ltan R. R. cow Is. 90 bid, 1851 asked. U. s.
Electric Ss1Gnd Light GSnv ss lo7 bid no asked
400 asked o Bank Of the Republic. 800 asked. Met.
,O as 2SS bid Central 800 asked Farmers
Columbia. $50 asked: Capital 1870 asked. West
End, ITO asked. Traders. no asked. Lincoln, 1O4
Railroad stocks.-washington and Georgetown
geo bid. 800 asked. Metropolitan 6s bid, 95 asked
Columbia C ' g asked Capitol and North Q Street
% asked. lexington and Soldiers Home, Is asked
Georgetown and Tenallytown, 40 asked. Rock
Creek, 100 bid.
lin. 4s bid: IS asked. Metropolitan. IS asked Ma
tional Union, 20 asked: Arlington 200 asked
Corcoran. 20 bid. Columbia. 16H asked. Potomac
80 asked Riggs, 81 bid, 7b asked. Peoples, s
bid, bh asked Lincoln. ~ bid. asked Com
Title Insurance stocks.-Real Estate Title, 125
asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, Z asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-Washington Cas-
- bid. 4sh asked Georgetown Cas- 46 bid. U. g.
Electric Light. 1O7 bid, 115 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, 45 asked. Ches-
ANAL A md bod
phone, ~ bid, 2h asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Washington Market. IS
asked. Great Falls Ice. 100 asked. Bull Run Pan
oramc, IS asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage 25
bid, rs asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies Safe
ton Safe Deposit. los asked. Washington Loan and
Trust, 100 bid. 113 asked American Security and
Trust, s126 asked.
sEx dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06
ALEXANDRIA.
The City school BOARD m..,,,~.

NY scnoOi Hoard MeeffnR.
Mr.. VIM. H. Marbury presided in the alb
sehce OF the president at the city school
ooaru iast night and seven trustees were
present WIN view 70 tx the status of
all annex schools which are connected With
'ne pubic schooi system a resolution was
ADOPTED that all schools conducted in any
OF the public school buildings SHAH he free
10 an pupils OF the public schools fitted to
attend such schools and OF canacsty 70
Earn TT .ne arts or sciences therein taught.
Upon that basis II was agreed the COM
mittee may contract with Prof Hines and
give MIN tne use OF the Peabody Hall two
evenings In the week for singing classes
paosideo ne snail teach free all orderly and
capable pupils of the public schools who
may apply. With regard TO the German
annex free schools. IL was ordered that the
oanitor enlarge the capacity Of the room
. n lor tne Serman school by taking
out all furniture not necessary for school
purposes and supplying additional benches
Ior the use OF the pupils. A number of bills
We're ordered to be paid. The sanitary con-
eiuon OF the yards of the Peabody School
building was referred TO the COMMITTEES on
school houses, with the power 10 act In
answer 10 a question. II was stated by the
superintendent that all of the schools were
run, out the number OF applicants unable
10 obtain admission was not SUFFICIENT in
any division for a school The superinten-
cent laid before the board a printed copy
OF ms annual report. which shows the
SCHOOLS TO be In excellent condition.
Notes.
A. T. mclaughlin Of Washington and
others have obtained a charter here for the
Nauonal Democrat Publishing Company,
with the object Of publishing newspaper In
Washington.
The Columbia Fire Company have re-
ceived an Invitation to attend the firemen,s
celebration at Hagerstown in November
Mr.. Geo. w. Dix and Miss Jane Phillips
were married at Trinity parsonage last
night Mr.. DIX was the first letter carrier
ever selected in this city. and is very popu-
lar, and the happy couple have the general
good wishes OF the community In their mar
riage.
AT the opening Of the democratic conven-
ton next Tuesday Mr. Bendheim will have
ten city delegates. Mr.. Cation ten and Nr.
Thompson five county delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
Judge Miller Accounts for Remark.
able Grocery Bills.

Bessie Herbert, sixteen-year-old colored
girl who has buried two children, figured
as the prosecuting witness in an assault
case tried in the Police Court today. Mag
gle Dixon. John Catsey and Edward Dixon
were defendants. 1t came out in the proof
that the girl had been going with a son
OF Mrs. Dixon, who was not I'm court and
he was responsible for the two children,
They died and he buried them. Mrs. Dixon
has endeavored to keep her nineteen-year-
old son away from the girl. but the latter
has called at her house and two days ago
there was a fight The girls face was
slightly dishgured.
She got on the stand and told the story
Of her downfall when she was but thirteen
years old. She said she had fed Alexander
Dixon for long time and that she had
called at his house to see him.
From where did you feed him. asked
the court.
From my mothers house" was her re-
Spouse.
did you ever live in seryice?"
Yes, sir, and i also fed him from there"
And that's just the way that nine-tenths
or the servants do" remarked the court
that accounts for excessive grocery bills.
These people take fifteen ounces out of q
pound of butter and then don't cali IL steal
ing. That is just the way In which half the
loafers manage TO live"
Judge Miller heard the witnesses In the
assault case and dismissed the charge