Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-02

~ CONGRESSlONALCa nu1O6L6SW 0r0 NOM
mated as follows: Illinois, Eleventh
district, William Hirchey (pop.) J; Four
tenth, David w. McCullooh (pro.) J.
Iowa, Third district, ID. B. Henderson
(rep.), prenominated. Indiana, First
district, James A.Boyce (pop.). Ohio,
Seventh district, R. s. Thompson
(pro.). Maryland, First district, ]. w.
Mills (dem.). North Carolina, Eighth
district, w. H. Brown tdem.). Penn
sylvania, Nineteenth district, j. A.
Stahl .rep.).
The democrats in convention at
Grand Forks, N. D., nominated Judge
Templeton for Judge of the supreme
court and Budd Reeves for congress
The platform declares for bimetalism.
demands that all money be issued BY
the government, demands tariff for
revenue only and the speedy passage Of
tariff refoIm tariff laws.
AN incendiary fire !, destroyed the
business portion Of Griggsville, I'll.
HAMPERED by her 4-year-old iaught-
er Mrs. Jacob Trader, an clipping WON
an of Calhoun county, w. Va, tied
the child to stake-and burned her to
death. ~
MICHIGAN by the recent census has a
population of 2,ss9, s74, a gain of..145, 4s5
since $780,
JOSEPH YOWELL and Bryant Dawson,
young business menof Mount Vernon,
Ind, were drowned while bathing in
the Ohio river.
PRoHIBITIoNIsTs Of the Seventh Ken
lucky district nominated Judge James
B. Finnell for congress. z aas ..
AT Clayton, Mo-, Harrison Duncan
(colored), who murdered a policeman
in st. Louis October s, was hanged for
the crime. 9a1 - <s'
FREIGHT engines collided on. the
Wabash road near Lafay cite, Ind: and
Engineer Clark and Brakeman Dona-
hue were killed.
For the murder of Nancy Dray ton in
April last Dick Green was hanged at
Mount Pleasant, S. G. Both were ne
groes. &
FIRE that started in J. H. Dorsey s
woodworking esta blishment at Tampa,
Fla, caused loss of 100000.
DAVID KLINE and his wife and child
were killed at Briceton, o., poison hav-
ing been placed in the well from which
they drank.
free-for-all pace at Cleveland, O., an
average Of five heats being made in
2:O7ss. 81 "a
The towns sof Phillips, Fifeld and
Mason in northern Wisconsin were
wiped out by forest fires, and it was
feared that several lives had been lost.
FLAMES destroyed the business por-
ton of Lucksville. O., and William
Wilson, owner of big factory, fell
down an elevator shaft and was killed.
AN incendiary fire swept away many
business houses in Celina, o., the loss
being $3.50, 900. s&s.z
OFF Anclote, Fla, the United States
revenue cutter McLane seized six
Spanish vessels that were engaged in
smuggling.
IN northern Wisconsin loss of prop.
erty approximating $4,000 and
heavy loss of life, the extent not yet
known, though at least fifteen per:
sons met death at Phillips, is the rec
ord of the forest fires.
FLAMES wiped. out the business part
of Belle PLANE, Ia, destroying about
sixty buildings and contents, with a
loss of 100000.
In the business district of Brooklyn,
a.. seventeen buildings were burned,
causing loss of $125,OOo,
ONL1NE paced mile in 2:06A at
Cleveland, O., cutting two seconds
from the record for 4-year-olds.
AT Fort Wayne, Ind, Bouser's oil
tank and novelty works were destroyed
by fire, the loss being 100000 One
man was killed.
AT Andrew, Ia, Mrs. Mahala Hayes
celebrated her Tooth birthday.