Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-29
News in Brief.

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The legislature this winter will prob
ably be called upon to pass a measure
! submitting to the voters of the state at
the next general election the question
@of holding constitutional convention.
young man named Martin Verness,
was killed by the fast mail while walk
ing on the track at Red Wing.
s 's The following directors of the Duluth.
Red Wing and Southern railroad have
been elected for the ensuing year: T.
: b, Sheldon, S. B. Foot, G. H. Crazy, L,
u. Hubbard, H. E. Perkins, Red Wing;
Nv. G. Rice, Zumbrota; NJ. j. Toher.
Owatonna; w. II. Ywiford, Geneva;
! A. T. Ste bins, Rochester; w. A. Morris,
Albert Lea; G. N. Mclaughlin, Winona.
s Nelson has appointed S: &. Comstock,
OF Moorhead, a member of the board of
directors of the State Normal School,
vice.G 6. N. Lanphers, resigned.
Martha Kuesters, received at the
prison from Mankato, two years ago,
on a. sentence of nine years and two
months for the murder of her two
children, was sent to the Rochester
asylum. She has been insane.
R. Langeseth, formerly senior MEM
Der of the firm Of 'Langeseth & Lund-
!. anist,sof Hawley, was robbed of $1,000
cash. Mr.. Langeseth had just sold out
and left with his family for his old
home in Norway. but before the train
had reached Lake Park he found that
his pocketbook containing 81, 900 was
gone, sy
The electric light plant, at SPRING
field, has been successfully started.
s. The state railroad and warehouse
commission has determined to discon-
tinue employing an assistant secretary
after Jan, ]. The title Of the Office will
notsbe!a bo1i shed shut the ST., $40 salary
sof the position will bereseryed for the
employment Of expert help for the sec
eretaty Of the commission as needed
from time to time, 4.
Shit has been brought against the
proprie tors OF the Delicatessen res
tapSant, at ST Paul, by a colored man
! named w. "A. Hazel who brings the
.sniein the namesof his wife, alleging
that discriminate against his wife
was shown at the establishment men
toned, owing to her color.
Three men Of Tower, returned from
a Successful hunt at Norway, about IA
miles from there. The party brought
siifhiseven good sized deer.
Mrs. Freda Gazett, Of Minneapolis,
died while visiting the grave of her
husband, who had died only few days
before. The doctors pronounced it a
peculiar case Of heart disease caused
by grief.
a thief who was evidently onto his
5 jobsand who had figured on the details.
ga nicely, recently entered the Jew
elery store Of $. w. Morgan at. Winona
and abstrae ted from one OF the trays.
Two rings with fine diamond settings,
Mrs. Proebe. of Wabasha, was found
by her sons, on their return home, ly-
!. ing unconscious and covered with blood.
She had been shot with a revolver in
the face, the bullet entering at the
mouth and coming out above the eye.
I, The house had been ransacked. Karl
Seine lroth has been arrested as sus-
pect,
VIII Collins Of Duluth shot buck a
miles below Two Harbors. It proved
tosbe a cross between caribou and a
deer, having the antlers OF the former
and the legs and hoofs of the latter. It
! is very rarely that hunter comes
scross such a specimen,