Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-10-04

ended on the Goth, against 212 the week
previous and S34 in the correspond
ing time in 1893.
The pension disbursements for the
year ended June 80 were $1s7, $3.50. 6s1,
according to the report Of the third
auditor Of the treasury.
The government officials were given
notice Of the ratification by China Of
the new treaty between the countries
THE EAST.
THE president of the American
Sugar Refining company issued orders
for the closing down of one-half of the
refneries under it's control, throwing
10000 persons out of work
LIEUT.. Gov. ERNEST w. CADY was
nominated for governor by the Con-
necticut democrats in convention at
New Haven.
FIRE destroyed two hotels, eight
stores, the post Office and the tele-
graph Office at Cape Vincent, N. Y,
causing a loss of $3.50, 900.
DAVID B. HILL was nominated for
governor of New York by the demo-
Gratis in state convention at Saratoga.
DIREcrUM won the $4,000 stallion
stake at Mystic Park, Mass. Arion
was second in each heat. Nelson third.
FATHER CoNNERTY, Catholic, urged
union of all churches on temperance
at the Unitarian conference at Sara
toga.
G. DEWITT GooDNEw, of Brooklyn,
and Andrew j. Johnson, of Chicago,
students at Cornell university, were
drowned in Cayuga lake, New York. :
TRUST company representatives of
Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg and
organized a state association. So
CAPT. HowGATE, formerly chief Of
the weather bureau in Washington,
was arrested in New York for for
gerry committed in 1879.
The Christian Endeavor will hold
their convention in 1895 at Boston in
stead of San Francisco, because of ins
ability to secure special rates.
JOHN s. JOHNSON rode mile on a
bicycle at Waltham, Mass, In 1850 8ss5,
a new world s record, ~
NEW YoRK's constitutional conven-
ton adopted the new constitution
as reporte d from committee of the
whole.
Two LABoRERs and two miners were
killed by a fall of rock in the North
west colliery at Scranton, Pa.
The four miners entombed ffty-fve
hours without food by ascave-in at
Carbonate, Pa, were rescued
The nineteenth season Of the Ma
tional Baseball league closed with the
clubs in the following order: Balti-
more, .695 per cent?; New York, .6B7;
Boston, .629; Philadelphia, $50; Brook
lyn, 1874; Cleveland. .527; Pittsburgh,
500; Chicago, .4S2; st. Louis, .4a4:
Cincinnati, .419; Washington, .341;
Louisville, $50.
PITTSBURGH advices say that all the
tin-plate plants in the country were
closed down, owing to wide differ
ence between the manufacturers and
the workers on the subject of wages.
AT Fall River, Mass, mill owners
and operatives held conference, but
failed to settle the strike involving
10000 persons.
WEST AND SOUTH.
The death of Douglas Luce. who was
born in 1905 and had lived under every
president of the United States, occurred
at Urbana, O.
In a fight between cowboys and In
dians near Hennessey, o. T., two Of
the whites and two of the latter were
killed.
CARPENTERS and joiners in interna-
tional convention in session at Indian
apolis, Ind, elected Charles Owens, of
New York, for president. s2.sE
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows: Kentucky, Seventh
district, George Denny, Jr. (rep).
Minnesota, Third district, o. M. Hall
(dem.). Wisconsin, Fifth district, #.
c. Runge (pop).
AT Frankfort, Ind. d. 4. Caldwell,
a lumber dealer, was arrested charged
with being in league with counter
feiters. CT
AT Circloville, o., Crawford Hedges
wealthy bachelor, was fatally jim
jured in an encounter with burglars.
In state conve ntion' at Omaha, Neb.,
democrats nominated q fullstate ticket
headed by Judge Holcomb for COVER
nor. s
AT Van Buren,, Ark. Dave Scott, q
cattle dealer, was robbed while drunk
of 81 1854 in cash and s.. 0inse change.
AT Columbia, s. c.. the anti Til1man
convention adjourned without making
nominations after passing resolutions
on various subjects.
AT New Orleans in q prize fight be-
tween Fitzsimmons and Creedon for
S15, 900 the former won in two rounds
The steamer Ohio collided on Lake
Huron with the schooner lronton Eand
both went to the bottom. Five Of the
crew of the Ironton were drowned.
In the gale on Lake Michigan the
schooner William Home sprang a leak
and her crew took to the yawl, which
was capsized and all but one of the six
drowned.
NOMINATIONS for congress were made
as follows: Ohio, First district, Charles
p. Taft (rep.); Second, Jacob a.
Bromwell (rep.). Washington, B. r.
Houston (dem.); Henry Drumm (dem.).
Kansas, Third district, Rev. I'D. Bot
kin (pop.); Fifth, Col. r. 4. VanHorn
(rep.). Virginia, Second district, T..
r. Borland (rep.). Michigan, First
district, Levi 7. Griffin dem. Fourth,
DR.. Milton Chase (pro. j; Sixth, n r.
Wilcox (dem.).
BoLTERs in the Omaha democratic
convention succeeded in having their
ticket accepted by the secretary Of
state. s.s
AT Martinsville, Ind, four sons IN
the family of Albert Thomas have bled
to death, being afflicted with heno-
dhilia. s
FIERCE forest fires devastated the
southern and eastern portions OF Crow
Wing county, Mimi, destroying much
farm property.
AN Alabama negro, Jasper Layman,
was arranging for the exodus of 500
negroes from the neighborhood Of Mo-
bile, Ala, to Liberia. s. .s.
WHILE drunk Louis Miller, Of Cin-
a.. IL.