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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31
BANDITS IN TEXAS.
A Bank Is Robbed and Blood Shed by

"a Bank Is Robbed and Blood Shed by
Desperadoes.
LoNavIEW, Tex, May a5.-At 8 p. m.
Wednesday, two rough-lo oking men
walked into the First national bank.
one with 2 cloak with a Winchester
concealed in it's folds. He handed the
following note to President Joe Glen.
mons:
HOME, May %. First National Bank, Long,
view: This will introduce to you Charles
Speckelmyer, who wants some money and is
going to have it. b, and F."
1t was written In pencil in fairly
good hand, on the back Of printed
poster. The bank cashier thought it
was an importunate solicitor for some
charity and started to donate, when the
robber pointed his Winchester at him
and told him to "hold up" The other
robber rushed In at the side door and
grabbed the cash. Tom Clemmons and
the other bank officials were ordered
to hold up their hands. The robbers
hurriedly emptied the vaults, securing
$4,000 and some unsigned LongvieW
bank notes, which may lead to detee-
ton.
While this was going on two of the
gang were In the alley at the rear of
the bank shooting at everyone who app
peared and We're being fred on by
City Marshal Muckley and Deputy Will
Stevens. III this melee George Bucks
ingham, q citizen, and George Ben
nett. one of the robbers, We're killed,
Besides these several citizens were
more or less seriously wounded.
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FOR POOR BORROWERS.
New York Millionaires Establish q Pawn
shop.

AVG" 4OIA MllAOll0lrcD ENC8D1lbn y f0WOs
shop.
NEW YORK, May "a. Cornelius Van
derbilt and thirty other New York
millionaires opened their loan office
Monday morning at Fourth avenue
and Twenty second street. The or
ganization, which will be known as the
Provident Loan society, was author
lied by the last legislature, and
originated with Rev. David Fl. Greer.
rector of St. Bartholomew church.
The society was formed with the
special object of assisting the poor,
and money will be loaned on personal
property for the full value Of the goods
pledged at the rate. Of per cent. a.
month.
Among the wealthy men interested
are Frederick r. Coudert, John d.:
.Crimmins, R. Fulton Cutting, Charles
IS. Fairchild, ex-Mayor Abram s..
Hewitt, Adrian Iselin, Jr., John S.
Kennedy, Seth Low, j. Pierpont Nor
gan, Walter Stanton and j. Kennedy
Tod
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

A NEW series Of postage stamps is in
process of engraving by the Mexican
government, and will make its appear
ance for sale in September. This is the
first issue of pictorial postage stamps
ever issued in Mexico. They will be
in the usual denominations 1, 2, 4, 5
and 10 cents, and will represent by
cleverly executed drawings the various
stages of Mexican mail transportations,
showing the motive power of man,
burro, stage and steam train.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

The patent on flying machines has
expired by limitation, and hereafter
each citizen will have the privilege OF
making his own flying machines in his
own way. The intelligence will be
hailed with delight by the thousands
of poor people who desire to navigate
the air, but were deprived of the priv
ilege owing to the extortionate de-
mands of the fying-machine monopo-
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LATER NEWS

c. r. GRATH, formerly secretary Of
the Fireman's Relief association of Mil
waukee, was arrested in New York the
Goth as an embezzler. Grath fled from
Milwaukee last March with $1,000 of
the association funds.
FOURTEEN companies of militia went
into camp the Goth near Pratt City, Ala,
at the order of Gov. Jones, to maintain
the. peace in the strike situation and
guard property.
Two regiments of militia were orr
sdered out the goth by Gov. Waite Of
Colorado, to proceed to Cripple Creek
and suppress the trouble there.
The effort Of Senator Hill of New
York to place lead ore on the free list
was without effect. The motion was
lost. Messrs. Hill, Irby and Mills were
the only democrats voting in the af-
Sfirmative. % rs A I. ss
Y IT was announced by Parson Davies
in Chicago the 26th that the stakes Of
the Corbett-J Jackson fight would be
withdrawn and the fight declared off,
no club having offered a purse.
A HEAVY gale swept the eastern por-
ton Of Lake Superior the427th. Snow
storms were also reported. III ~ a
A MOB of 800 striking miners captured
a train on the Burlington road at Lad.
ola, ILL.,, the Goth and compelled the con-
ductor at the point of revolvers to carry
them to La Sale. BY rnse the train
crew made the men believe they were
at La Sale when Peru was reached.
Here they were met by. five, companies
of militia and most of the mob cap
tured and the leaders placed in jail.
But one shot was fred The mob was
armed with knives, revolvers and dyna-
mite.
VAL. BLATz, the millionaire brewer
of Milwaukee, died at the Ryan hotel
in st. Paul, the Goth, after short ill
ness Of less than a day. His illness was
the result of cold.
Two young menof Boston, Mass, ID.
E. Goldsmith and Mr.. Crowley, fought
a duelthe night of the 10th with foils.
Crowley was wounded The trouble
arose over a young lady.
The. Missouri river is very high and
the 9th cut away 200 feet.of land adj
joining East. Atchison, Mo.
DURING a riot the 9th at st. Casimir
Catholic church, at Hazleton. Pa. Vic
tor Tipnoky and Victor Tasmoy were
fatally shot. james Travinski and
Joseph butcher were less seriously
wounded by the weapons Of the police,
and Chief Of Police Gallagher and Officer
Jones were injured by stones thrown
by the mob. A factional fight has
been waged for year in this church.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

WHEN Galusha A. Grow was vigor-
ously supporting the emancipation
proposition In the war congress, George
Washington Murray. who sits beside
him in the present house, was bare
footed slave boy on South Carolina
DlantatiOn
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MET A JUST FATE.
Infuriated Georgians Take . Brute from
Jail and Lynch Him.

Infuriated Georgians Take . Brute from
Jail and Lynch Him.
ARLINGTON, Ca, May 24.-Last Fri
day evening the 14-year-old daughter
of Washington Smith, living near
here was assaulted and outraged by
negro, while returning from school.
The negro met with desperate resist
ance and after firing his pistol over
her head several times plunged a
knife into her side At this
moment Mr.. Smith came up on
horseback and the negro fred three
bullets into his body and fled. Neigh
hors found the father and daughter
insensible on the road and took them
home. Mr.. Smith died Sunday morn
ing and the daughter is not
expected to live. Sheriff Wilk-
ms captured the negro Sun
day afternoon and he placed
him under a strong guard in the Mill
er county jail. At o'clock Monday
morning an armed band of seventy
five men stormed the jail and took the
negro to ian oak tree in the public
square. They hung him to the tree,
and fred fully 800 bullets into his
body
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31
MORE misery has. been brought upon

MORE misery has. been brought upon
mankind by the use Of opium, says the
ST. Paul Globe, than by indulgence in
any other form of dissipation. AL
though it valuable remedial agent,
as all poisons are, its use is attended
by far greater evils than can be real
lied. Ataste for it in any of its forms
almost Invariably becomes ineradica-
BILE, and the most sensible and highly
,culturedSmen and women become sod
den and brutalized through its infu-
ence. Itdestroys life oftener than it
saves it. 1t swould be a blessing to
Ne United States if it's importation
could beprevented.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

THE Hurontario Ship Canal company
Of Canada has been incorporated by
the Canadian Legislature for the pur-
pose of constructing d ship canal from
Toronto. on Lake Ontario, to Georgian
bay, near Collingwood. The stock
capital Of the company is $65, 600, 900,
of which 81 100000 must be paid and 10
per cent. subscribed before it has legal
existence. One clause in the franchise
requires that the directors must be
British subjects. A number of Ameri-
can capitalists are interested in the
scheme. 1t is q revival Of the old
project which has been advocated ut
intervals for many years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31
ERoM WASHINGTON.

In his opening address before the
Pan-American Bimetallic association
Mr.. Fiske said revolution would come
If relief were not granted in the line
Of free coinage.
In the United States the exchanges
at the leading clearing houses during
the week ended on the 25th aggregated
1854, 566, 9O2. against 1887, 677,57S, the
previous week. The decrease, com
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 1872.
In the seven days ended on the a5th,
there were 287 business failures in the
United States against 22Q the week
previous and 259 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
The discovery was said to have been
made that congressman had been draw
ing salaries for employees who do not
exist and pocketing the proceeds.
The Investigating commit tee found
Charles W. Buttz guilty of attempting
to bride senators.
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AN exchange remarks that Bismarck
would rather have sure cure for rheu-
matism than all the titles in Europe
OF course he would. BY judicious ad-
vertising of his remedy he could make
enough money to buy such titles as
pleased him, and could cure his own
rheumatism at the same time.
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RcUMsrANrIAL evidence has added

CIRCUMsTANTIAL evidence has added
another to it's long list of suffering vic
Tins. "A prisoner serving life sen,
tepce In Michigan for the murder of a
man some years ago was to be liber-
ated because the man he was found
guilty of numbering is alive and we'll
and has only just found out that he
had,been murdered"
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WEST AND SOUTH.

The democratic convention at Mont
gomery, Ala, nominated w. G. Oates
for governor.
JOHN VAN NIMMANGs is serving a life
sentence in the prison at jackson,
Mich, for. the murde4. Of John Crow,
who is alive and well at Muncie, Ind.,
and has just learned of his supposed
death in 1885.
FRANK GRAVY and John Roeschlein
found package containing 81, 500
worth Of diamonds in Chicago and
hunted up the owner, though both were
ont Of work and had eaten nothing for
two days.
The case of Prendergast, the MUIR
derer of Mayor Harrison in Chicago,
will be heard on June II.
NINE owners in Illinois will try to
settle the coal strike by Offering to adj
vance the wage scale in the southern
and central districts.
c. FL. MORGAN was nominated for CON
gress at the democratic convention of
the Fifteenth Missouri district:
SEVERAL earthquake shocks, accom-
panied by a rumbling noise, were felt
at Anna and Cairo, ILL.,, and at Cape
Girardeau and st. Louis, Mo.
AT Colorado Springs, Col, warrants
were issued for the arrest of w. D.
Richmond, who is charged with having
six wives in various places.
r. r. WEED, B. +. Hughes and Charles
O'Brien, leaders of commonwealers
who stole a Union Pacific train at
Montpelier, idaho, were sentenced at
Cheyenne, Wyo., to five months inn
prisonment, and twelve others were
sentenced to four months in jail.
IN session at Minneapolis business
men of the northwest formed an asso
citation whose object is to build up
home market for home-manufactured
goods
STRIKING miners marched to the Mis- !
sion Field coal mines near Danville,
ILL.,, and compelled the 200 men at work
to come ont and take an oath not to re-
furn 5
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MINI ESOl'A NEWS.
A Taste Of Rough Justice.

A man living near Clay bank, whose
name cannot he learned, has been in
the habit Of coming home drunk and
beating his wife. The wife has borne
this treatment uncomplainingly. Ore
evening recently he began his old tao
tics. This time his wife appealed to
the men working on the clay piles for
protection, and they were not slow to-
respond. Tley took the husband and
tied him fast by the arms to tree.
Then they administered such thrash
ing that when lie was taken down
again he was almost dead. The work
men kept him with them over night
and let him go in the morning with
threats of vengeance should he again
beat his wife.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

It's strange but true that man
with an unusual name, such as Valino-
dasky, in registering at hotel will
make an unintelligible scrawl, while
Smith" will register In Spencerian
copperplate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

The new Georgia senator, Mr.. Walsh,
has offered bill making it crime,
punishable by Imprisonment Of from
one to twenty years. to obstruct train
carrying the United States mails Cat
tie that persist in getting on the rail-
way tracks should take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31
FALL OF "a IBuILpLNa.
One of the Occupants Killed and Three
r OTHERS Tn inre6. sss sss5 4fs

One OF the Occupants Killed and Three
Others Injured.
New YoRK, May %. While in process
of reconstruction incident to a fire
that recently damaged it an old four
story brick storage warehouse at No.
.2os Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, col-
slapsed Friday afternoon at twenty
minutes after 2 o'clock and buried
half a dozen men in the ruins. One
man was almost instantly killed and
three injured. +. B. Lattimer con-.
Quoted the business. He estimated the
danagetto his estab lishmentat 1921, 900,
and said there was about $40, 600 worth
of furnitur esstored in both buildings.
Much of twas ruined. An official In.
vestigation will ba held to determine
who is to blame for the accident.
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A NEW home for the Salvatio

A NEW home for the Salvation Army
is to be built in New York. In style it
will be fe udal modernized. Its audi
forum will hold three thousand
There will be two turreted corners on
the top of the building in front. The
Salvation Army flag will fly from the
turret at the west corner, and the
American flag from the east turret.
There will be central tower sur
mounted by the insignia of the army,
the BLOOD and Fire" badge. This will
be Illuminated by electricity at night.
Over all this is perched the American
eagle. The cost will be $4,000. Gen.
Booth will be present at the dedication.
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A FAITH doctor has been.reaping a

n tAl1h NoCtoI UCCA-i ping ~
golden harvest in the suburbs of Chi
cago by reason of the credulity of GER
tain acitizens of foreign extraction,
who. AT his behest, concealed different
sunset money in tree tops indicated
by tile doctor" in the expectation OF
being cured Of various ailments
through! the potency of the sap of the
money-conjured trees. It is needless
to say that the money and the doctor
simultaneously disappeared in every
case. All the sap absorbed by the vic
Tins would appear to have gone
straight to their heads.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

CHEMISTRY seems likely to furnish
substitutes for the expensive perfumes
now made from flowers. 1t has long
been known that the. exact odor Of the
banana is produced in the laboratory
There seems possibility. however,
that even when such fragrant plants
cease to be cultivated for the perfumes
many may become Of Importance in
surgery. 1t has been discovered that
some such plants are free from the at
tacks of insects and fnngous growths,
and this may be because their essential
soil have antiseptic properties. The
eucalyptus yields an antiseptic, and
so do other familiar plants
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A JAPANESE village has tree that
smokes But does it chew and swear
and stay out late at nights, too?
MRS. H. r. TEMPLE is president and
Miss Temple vice president of the First
national bank Of Lexington, Neb.

a COUNCIL Of pedagogues has decided
that the cube root should be eliminated
from rudimentary instruction in arith-
metic. Here's an opportunity for some
dental college. @&
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was Dead Before the Knife Fell.

PARIS, May s4Dr. Bernoit, one Of
the faculty of the Ecole de Medicine
after a thorough examination Of the
body of Emile Henry, the anarchist
who was beheaded yesterday morning,
expresses his opinion that Henry was
already dead when the knife fell. Ber-
mott believes that the anarchist died
from syncope, due to intense excite
ment before the knife was released,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

GERHARD GADE. the American consul
at Christiania, Norway, who was APP
pointed in 1889 by Gen. Grant, is the
oldest consul in the service, with the
exception of Consul Sprague at Gil
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31
The News Of the Week.
FlFTY-THlRD CONGRESS.
Regular Session.
BY TELEGRAPH AND NAIL

TUESDAY, May 20. Sevenparagraphs
of the metal schedule Of the tariff bill
were disposed of in the senate after
eight hours of debate. In the house
in committee OF the whole the section
oft he Legislative appropriation bill pro-
viding for the civil service commission
was stricken out by strictly party
vote Of 100 to II. The committee on
the election of the president and vice
president voted to make favorable
report on the bill providing for the
election of the president by q direct
vote.
WEDNESDAY, May Ex-senator Cor
man defended the tariff bill in a
speech in the senate. A motion to lay
the bill on the table was defeated by a
strict party vote OF 2s-to 3s. The house
continued it's onslaught on the civil
service commission by striking out Of
the Legislative appropriation bill the
paragraph transferring department
clerks to the classified service. A bill
WAS fayorably reported providing a
fine of $500 and imprisonment as a
penalty directed at any ex-soldier who
postdates his voucher for pension be-
fore the 4th OF the month.
THURSDAY, May 24.-At the opening
OF the session of the senate Mr..
Kyle urged the passage Of his resolu-
ton declaring that it was not the pur-
pose Of the United States to use force
to restore Liliuokalani as queen Of
the Hawaiian islands, but it went over
for the day. The tariff bill was fur
Their considered. In the house the
amendment to the legislative appro-
priation bill to have struck ont the pro-
vision for contingent expenses of the
civil-service commission was voted
down and the measure was passed.
The bill to incorporate the supreme
lodge Of Knights of Pythias was also
passed, and resolution was adopted
setting aside Saturday, June %, for
eulogies on the late Representative
Houk, of Ohio.
FRIDAY, May %. ~ Senator Kyle's
Hawaiian resolution was considered
again for half an hour in the senate
but no action was taken. The tariff
bill was further considered. In the
house the time was occupied in the dis
cussion of an omnibus resolution from
the committee on war claims, grouping
together thirty-seven claims for cot
ton, ETC., aggregating 81, 040, 900.
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SET THEM FREE.
The Chicago Election Commissioners Are
Dfsclaarpod. !

CHICAGO, May 24.-Election Commits
tsioners Keenan,, Hutchings and
Schooner have been discharged from
the custody of the sheriff by the con-
current order of Judges Tuley, Adams
and Sears. These judges thus held
that Judge Chetlain had no authority
to fine them for contempt Of
court for refusing to obey his
order to produce thes ballots
before the grand jury, because
the order was in violation Of the cleo
ton law. The three judges were
united in the opinion that, although
the provision Nigh not be q wise one,
the Legislature meant what it said in
providing that all ballots be burned
without opening, except when needed
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31
THE EAST.

AT the meeting of the American
Baptist Educational society at Sara
| toga, n. y, the report of the executive
board showed phenomenal growth.
In session at Saratoga, N. Y, Gov.
Northen, of Georgia, was elected pres
ident of the American Baptist Educa-
tional society. Appropriation of public
moneys to sectarian schools was OPP
posed by speakers.
In convention at Harrisburg, the re-
publicans of Pennsylvania nominated
Gen. d. Fl. Hastings, of Center county,
for governor and Galusha A. Grow and
G.. E. Huff for congressman at large.
The platform declares adherence to
projections; attributes the national
disturbance of trade and labor to the
policy of the democracy; demands leg
islation against pauper or criminal i'm
migration, and further change in the
naturalization system, such as will
deny the rights of American citizen
ship to anarchists and all others hos
tile to the government.
PETITIONS with $4,000 signatures in
favor of woman suffrage were pre-
sented at the session of the state con-
stitutional convention in Albany,
n. Y.
In northern Pennsylvania and south
western New York the entire tobacco
crop was destroyed by the recent
food.
In fight with deputy sheriffs at
Sickle Hollow, Pa, five strikers were
shot to death and dozen wounded
and three deputies were injured.
THE bill to prevent display Of foreign
flags on New York public buildings
was vetoed by Gov. Flower.
The unfavorable conditions prevail
ing in commercial and industrial CIR
cles throughout the country, together
with the prospect for no material inn
provement during the summer, mark
the present season as probably the dull.
est relatively for twenty years.
TIE Cunard steamer Lucania made
the trip from Liverpool to New. York
in five days, twelve hours and fifty
seven minutes, beating all records.
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BURGLARS stole $4,000 artificial teeth
from a New York store the other night.
As.these are difficult to dispose of. it
may be said that the knights OF the
night have bit off more than they can
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

The steerage te from New York to
Liverpool has been reduced to $3.50.
This is a grand opportunity for null
titude of foreigners who don't seem
satisfied with this country and its in
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The New Capitol.

A meeting of the capitol commission
will be held at the governors office in
the capitol the 3Otf when arrangements
will be made to advertise for bits on
the new capitol and such other business
as is necessary in connection with work.
to be done this year transacted. The
business in connection with the site
has been practically closed and every
thing is now in good shape to go ahead
with the work. The commission is
pushing things Us rapidly os Is consist
ent with good business Judgment and
in strict compliance with the provisions
of the law passed last winter.
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tBEOODSHED IN KENTUCKY.
Three Men Killed in Battle with Three
Others In Harlan County.

PINEvILLE, KY, May 24-James
Middleton, Sinclair Middleton and r.
>. Hackleford were shot and killed
in Harlan county Tuesday in a
fight with Gilbert Saylor, Bert
and Noble Hensley. There is
considerable excitement over the af-
fair, as the men are all well known.
The sheriff and posse left Harlan.
courthouse for the scene of the fight to
arrest the men, WHO have fled to- the
mountains. The difficulty is said to
have occurred over the wife of one OF
the men
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

IT is possible, by recent invention,
t6 take five different Photographic
views of person at one sitting. The
apparently different attitudes are pro-
duced by the aid Of mirrors.