Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-05
yvsscca Program.


The program of the assembly to be
held at Maplewood Park, Waseca, July
II to 81 are out and they show that the
assembly is to be the best one ever
held. The Fourth Regiment Band of
Sioux City will furnish the music. Gov.
Nelson is to be present and cMayor
Eustis, Of Minneapolis, will lecture on
municipal politics. The most promi-
nent lecturers, singers and elocutiou-
lists will occupy the platform.
News IN Brief.
J. A. Handyside, 6 minister of the
gospel in Minneapolis was fined 90 lvr
riding his bicycle on the sidemal.s.
Febuary l the residence Of Peter
Hunt, Minneapolis, was entered b.
burglars oand q number of pieces OF
jewelry and S. ia money were stolen
Recently the iewelry and money wee
returned IS taken. With the GO, =;
was sent . note stating that the PSF
loiner had no further use for the prog,
erty ana was glad to return it safely to
its owner.
Thos. Goodine, of Saltwater attempt.
ed suicide by sending a e2-calihre hull
let into his left breast. The ball Nas
extracted and there is a show of life,
J. 4. Burns, coupty auditor Of RAM
ae,y county has resigned.
Judge Kerr, of st. Paul, sentenced
Phillip Rice to the penitentiary for
life for the murder of Josef Herda.
The prison authorities at Saltwater
in one day shipped 100000 pounds IF
binding Irvine, requiring eight cars.
W. d. Cole, the new marshall at VIII
nebago City, was arrested for very
nearly killing one of his horses. Sc =
eral citizens interfered, and when lac
heard there was warrant out for his
arrest he went and pleaded guilty and
paid his fine.
At the normal school graduation at
Moorhcad,. the address was made by
Cyrus Northrop, president of the State
University. The diplomas were pre-
sentcd by Gov. Nelson. A large audi
ence was present.
The body Of Leo Worrell, who was
drowned opposite Red Roels, was found
near Newport.
Mrs. 4gnatius Donpelly died At the
Ryan Hotel in St: Paul.
2. w: Dexter, an old resident Of
Browns Lake, c. years Of age, was
found drowned in q we'll by his vito
near his own home. It appears the
cid man had gone out to draw water,
and being attacked with heart failure
fell in and was drowned. He came to
this state from Worcester county,
Mass.
A dangling electric wire on Washing
ton avenue near sixth avenue south,
Minneapolis, killed valuable horse
belonging to F. G. Mcmillan. In driv-
ing across the car tracks the horse
came in contact with the surcharged
wire and was instantly killed by an
electric shock.
Father Jas. Connolly, convicted In
Duluth of rape at Two Harbors, has
been returned to Duluth from Stillwat-
or to be tried again. There is a feeling
that he will be discharged, because
there is no way to corroborate the evil
dence against him.
Col. William T. Wheeler, private
secretary to Gov. Medary, Of Mime
sofa territory, and to Gov. Sibley first
executive of Minnesota, died in Mon
tana aged 70 years. In 1860 he located
the first line of telegraph in Minnesota.
from st. Paul to Winona. He was also
one of the projectors and incorporators
of the railroad from st. Paul to Duluth
and secretary Of the company:
A gasolene explosion in the dyeing
establishment Of Henry Bros, Of e1l
Bryant avenue north, Minneapolis bad
" wrecked that establi shme1t and
burned John Pitkethly, the manager,
in terrible manner. He was taken to
Asbury Hospital, whore 1t was found
that his injuries. though painful, were
not fatal. He was burned about the
back, face, neck, chest, arms and
hands.
A wealthy German named Henry
Hoist, Sr,, residing at Perham. was
found in back yard dead. It was first
thought it was case OF murder but it
was subsequently developed that it was
suicide.
Ben Bernardson, Of st. Paul, aged
81, was drowned while bathing in Med.
icine Lake.
The Minnesota Boat Club run the race
at Minnetonka, over the University of
Wisconsin, leading the badger eight
from start to finish.
Private Martin Z. Jacobs, Company
d, Sd regiment United States army in=
fantry, while out rowing in skiR with
Private Cannon ut Lake City, when
about 100 yards from the end OF tho
pier went to change places in tho boat,
which capsized, Cannon clung to tho
boat, but jacobs started to swim
ashore and was drowned.
j. A. Anderson & Co IS store at Coka-
to was hurglarized through the door,
the burglars cutting themselves badly
on the glass. They spotted the goods
with blood. but none were stolen. Il IS
supposed they were frightened away
before completing their work.
About two months ago the 6-year-old
daughter Of John Piper, near Red Wing,
was horribly burned and neglected by
the parents. She was discovered BIZ
the authorities and taken ia charge,
The child will die.
Lightning struck the Catholic church
at Adrian. Wrecking the steeplo and
damaging the building.