Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01

ADv1cEs by the steamer Oceanic
which arrived at San Francisco were
that nothing OF Importance had oc-
CURED In Honolulu since last advices.
AT Warren, Ind, Jacob Heaston
handed over 81 500 to three masked mid
night robbers, turned over and went to
sleep.
FIRE destroyed the Culver building in
st. Louis, occupied by the Tyler Desk
company and the Udell Woodenware
company, the loss being $3.50, 900.
The repeated attempts to burn Peca-
tonica, ILL.,. have aroused the residents
to extra precautions
The Knights of Labor executive
board declared a general boycott on St
Louis English syndicate beer
WALTER BLACKMAN, aged 10 years.
and Miss Minta Rogers, ae.>. u. were
instantly killed by the cars at Shelby, O.
AT the age Of "a years Rev. James A.
Stone died in Omaha He was one Of
the most prominent Baptist ministers
IN America.
FIRE swept away business block
and public school building at Fort
Wayne, Ind, the loss being 1920, 600.
The death of Capt. q. B. Graham oc-
CURED at Whatcom, Wash. He was a
member of the famous light brigade,
immortalized by Tennyson, and one OF
the survivors of the 600 who rode into
the valley of death" in the great
charge of Balaklava
OF the eight members of the Kruger
family near Michigan City, Ind, seven
died from the effects of eating pork
containing trichina.
The courthouse was broken into at
Ashland, Ala, and the county records
stolen and burned by parties under
criminal indictment.
JACOB SMITH, the Oldest mason in the
United States, died at the age of 90
years at his home in Gerard county, KY.
The grand jury at Lansing, Mich,
found indictments in the election frauds
case against Attorney General Ellis,
Secretary of State Jochim, Treasurer
Hambitzer, Land Commissioner Berry,
and Clerks Warren, Potter and Bussey.
In NILES, O., 100 families were
without food. They had been supplied
by the city authorities, but further aid
was refused because there was no more
money for that purpose.
BECAUSE she would not marry him
Harry Hall, railway employee at
Ottawa, Kan, fatally wounded Mrs.
Leeds, widow, and then committed
suicide. l.
ORANGE PAGE, an ex-convict charged
with the murder of Rosa HAYWOOD. q
Raleigh IN. CO. woman 100 years old,
was arrested.
The once fertile and prosperous Rio
Grande valley in Texas has been trans
formed by drought into vale Of DESC
lation.
For the murder of Mrs. Schrums at
Milwaukee Rudolph j. Freshman was
sentenced to the penitentiary for life,
ANOTHER incendiary fire damaged the
beautiful Agricultural building at the
worlds fair grounds.
The house of John Vert, farmer,
was burned near Murfreesborough
Ark, and he and his wife and five chill
dren all persisted in the flames.
AT Arcadia. Neb., an earthquake
shock Jared windows like heavy thun-
der and shook plastering from ceilings.
Ex-CoNeREssMAN FL. B. Strait, who
for twelve years represented Minnesota
in the lower house Of representatives,
died In Mexican Central train at Ell
Paso, Tex.
JUDGE BRENTANo sentenced Eugene
Prendergast to be hanged Friday,
March 90, for the murder of Mayor
Harrison in Chicago
In quarrel near Red Lodge, Mont.
William Lockely shot and killed DAN
lei Edwards and the latter's son.
The noted playwright, Steele
Mackaye, aged So, died on a train near
La Junta, Col, while on his way to
San Francisco from Chicago.