Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-27
In FIRE that destroyed their home
Q. J. Cook and his wife were fatally

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G. ). Cook and his wife were fatally
burned at Elyria, o.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
twenty-ninth annual encampment viii
be held in Louisville. KY, beginning
Septem Der l., 1895.
By the falling of scaffolding at
GAINESVILLE, Wis, five men were injured,
two probably fatally.
/ AT Boston. Ind, Miss Eva Dooley
had both her limbs amputated at the
knee because of their poisoned condi-
ton, resulting from wearing red stock
ings.
SIMEON Bowen while fooling with a
gun shot and killed the two little
daughters of Zeke Bryant near Troy,
Ala.
AT the age Of ss years Douglas Put
nam, greatrgrandson of Gen. Israel
Putnam, of revolutionary fame, died at
Marietta, O.
THE death of James L. Alcorn, ex.
United States senator and former
governor of Mississippi, occurred at his
home at Eagle Nest, Miss, aged rs
| years.
| In Chicago the grand jury voted to
1ndlct twenty-six of the men charged
with lawlessness at the polls on cleo
ton day Three of the number are
policemen.
FLAMES at Napoleonville, La, burned
seven blocks, including most Of the
business portion of the town. Loss,
$125, 900.
AT Topeka, Kan, the body of Mrs
! A. D. Matson, murdered ten days ago,
was found. She had been criminally
assaulted and robbed
A MOB shot James Allen (colored) to
death at Brownsville, Tex. He was
charged with burning barns.
The supreme court Of Iowa rendered
what was said to be a final decision in
the Zones county calf case" which
has been in the courts over sixteen
years.
YOU'VE Alabama ruffians fired into
a schoolhouse near Brownridge, fatal
~ wounding four of the pupils.
! SOME 200 people left Elberton, Ca,
for Texas, where they go, they claim,
to better their condition. Men, wom-
en- and children composed the party.
: Il 1hfI ocSGIOvcu uc odllOES mousse
in Vallejo, Cal, and three of the
boarders were cremated.
DEcREPIT horses and mules are said
to be utilized in making sausage for
the saloon trade by Indiana manufac-
turers.
For the murder of Mrs. Lena Cum
ningham last April Calvin j. Christie
was hanged at Kalispel, Mont.
FLAMES in Cleveland, O., destroyed
buildings and their contents valued at
nearly $25O,OOO.
WHOLESALE dealers in oleomargarine
in Maryland have ceased to handle the
product owing to recent supreme
court decision.
Four men held up a train in the linn
its of Sioux City, Ia, and the passen-
gers were relieved of money and jew
elry.
WHILE going to his office William j.
Culberson, mayor of Mount Vernon, O.,
dropped dead on the street.
In the home of James A. Forsythe, a
farmer living near Villas, o. r., a gaso-
line stove exploded and he and his
wife and two small children, were ia
tally burned.
The death Of Mrs. L. w. Guiteau,
stepmother of the assassin of Presi-
dent Garfield, occurred at Freeport,
ILL.,, where she had lived since 1852.
ANDREW BAUMGARTNER,e en- route from
Celina to Versailles, O., met stranger
who proved to be his brother, who left
home twenty years ago and was be-
lieved to be dead.
The annual meeting of. the National
Educational association, department
of superintendent will hold its an
nual meeting February 10, 20 and 81 in
Association hall at Cleveland, o.