Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-08-17
THE EAST.

HUNDREDS Of acres Of tobacco at Ian
caster, Pa, were ruined by hail
AN assignment was made by Robert
II. Coleman, the Lebanon (Pa.) iron
king, who was worth S10,OOO,O00 two
years ago, with liabilities of S5,OUO,OOO
and assets of s1O,OO0,OOO.
The Madison Square bank in New
York, the Bank of Wellsbury, Pa,
owned by Samuel George, and the Bar
ron county bank at Rice Lake, Wis,
closed their doors.
THE death of Charles G. Otis, of pas
senger elevator fame, occurred at his
residence in Brooklyn, N. Y.
In New York the Hamilton Loan &
Trust company went into the hands
of receiver with liabilities of $780,.
600.
JOHN MIEsTER, wealthy baker OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, maddened by jealousy
and drink, shot and killed his wife and
then killed himself.
AT Swinburne Island hospital in New
York Vincenzo Cagliostro, aged 90
years, died Of Asiatic cholera.
JOHNSTON, BUCK & Co., of Ebens.
burg, Pa, conducting banks at Ebens.
burg, Carrolltown and Hastings closed
their doors.
THR largest steam boat in the world
was launched at Chester, Pa. She will
ply in the Fall River line.
The firm of Henry A. Hartly & Co.,
carpet dealers at Boston, failed fol-
1926, 200; assets, 500, 900.
LIZZIE PopD, Edith Flay and Ella
johnson, aged 10, II and II years, re
spectively, were drowned in Newark
bay while bathing at Bayonne, N. ].
THE Boston assessors estima te the
population of the ''Hub" at $50, 900
The last census shows population Of
446, $40.
SEVEN cholera cases have developed
among the passengers of the Karama
MIA, recently arrived at New York.
A FINGER has been substituted for 8
nose upon Fred Darcy by a surgical
operation at Rochester, n. 7.
WEST AND SOUTH.
FIRE destroyed the Port Pitt tanneries
and the warehouses Of the Consolidated
Wire company at Rankin, o., the loss
being s125, 1000.
Mrs. ELIJAH DALTON, of Borden, Ind,
was taken from the home of her hns.
band by white caps and whipped terri
bly, with hickory switches.
AT Mishawaka, Ind, A. d. Baker
owner of the wagon works, failed fol-
1920. ZOO.
AT the Chicago stock yards Swift &
Co., packers, laid off 500 men and re
duced the wages of the remaining EN-,
ployes 10 per cent.
FIVE women at Higbee, Mo-, horse
whipped James Collins, who insulted
one of their number.
A BOILER explosion wrecked the Cad
wallader Touring mill at Fostoria, U.
and G. Davis, secretary Of the mill, ane
| F. G. Myers, bookkeeper, were killed.
RESIDENTS of Glendiye, Mont, gave 8
| coat of tar to a white man and gar
ment of alabastine to his colored bride
and ordered them ont of town.
The stables Of the driving park al
Connersville, Ind, were burned anc
seven valuable horses were cremated.
FLAMES destroyed all but two stores
and a few houses at Snow Hill, Md.
the loss being $500, 600.
GREAT restitution and suffering pre-
vailed among the boomers along the
Kansas line of the Cherokee strip
FLAMES nearly wiped out the village
OF Derby, Ind, the loss being over
S1OO. 900.
A CIGARETTE caused the destruction
by fire Of much OF the business part o.
Sidell, Ill. 8
ALMOST the entire business part so'
Barnard, Mo, was destroyed by FIRE.
JAMES JACoBs' livery stable a
Goshen, Ind, was burned and twenty
five horses were cremated. q
FIRE ruined the business portion O
South Wayne, Wis
AT Santa Rosa, Cal. /, many building,
were damaged by the severest earth
Iqnake felt there since 1868.