Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-06
News in Brief.

enteriHS his 5DugSy near Sauk center,
had his left hand torn off by the acct
dental discharge of his gun.
August Valentine, of St. Paul, has
been awarded the contract for erecting
the new hotel at Crookston. His bid
yrs ss1, 1000.
Mrs. Schneider, of st. Paul, the moth
er of Charles Ermisch, the murderer,
was arraigned in the police court on
the charge of aiding and abettins a
convicted felon to escape. She waived
examination and was committed by
Judge Twohy, without bail, to await
the action Of the grand jury.
Harry Hess, an employe of the Ada
mant Paving company, of Minneapolis,
got caught in the machinery at the
company's factory and had his arm torn
apart at the elbow.
The new Presbyterian church at
Eden Prariewas dedicated with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
Officer Robedean served an execution
Judgment on Fred Kuhn, near Morgan,
and after serving the papers Robedean
went to his buggy to make copy.
Kuhn slipped into the house, obtained
gun, leveled it and threatened to
shoot if the officer did not leave the
premises. Robedean ran the horses all
the way to town. Officers returned
heavily armed and captured Kuhn.
Since the beginning of July the st.
Paul distillery had paid into the inter-
nal revenue Office 100000 for taxes on
spirits taken ont of bond. The amount
taken out is about 10, 600 barrels. The
Minneapolis distillery during the same
time paid $50, 900 on 72s barrels.
albert Eitel, prosperous farmer,
near Chaska, was gored by bull and
five ribs and his collar bone were broker.
The expense of the state school at
Owatona amounted to 50, 7s3. rs for the
month Of July.
A man by the name Of Peterson was
arrested at Wells for kidnapping the
little S-year-old son Of Widow ellison.
of Minnesota Lake. He claimed he
wanted the boy to ride a running horse
at races. II / fss8 M
Two complaints were fled with the
/ state railroad and warehouse commiss.
ion by r. M. Pope, chairman of the
Transportation committee Of the cham
Der of commerce of Mankato. The
complaints are against the st. Paul &;
Duluth and the Minneapolis & St.Louis
railroads, and the allegations are made
that both of these roads are charging
too high rate on coal and salt from
Duluth3to Mankato.
At Chaska, Mrs. VIM. Schiller was
taking boat ride with her children on
the Minnesota river, and when passing
under the ferry rope Lizzie, her 7-year.
old daughter, took hold of it, fell into
j The river and was drowned. The body
was recovered an hour later.
L. II. Wilcox had his residence, in
Hastings, burglarized. A gold watch,
small amount Of money and couple
of suits of clothes were carried off. The,
thief was traced to Spring Lake, but
was not arrested. 81 q
Nels Nelson, held at W llmar Tor bass-
stardy. broke Jail. His escape was not,
discovered for several hours afterward.
"a Northern Pacific switch engine go-
ing at tile. rate Of seven or eight miles
an hour, came near demolishing an
electric car at the corner of Main street
and 25th street northeast, Minneapolis.
The two ollided and three people were:
injured. The street car was knocked
from the track. &
While T. Fl. Thorston, a Grant coun
load Of lumber, the neckyoke broke.
and the load ran over him, killing him..
D. w. Ingersoll, one Of the pioneer
merchants Of st. Paul, died at Ta1apoo-
SO. Ga. He started in the dry goods
trade at the capital in 1855.