Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-03
News In Brief.

taken rather than the injury to the real
estate.
News In Brief.
Cadet appointments to West Point
have been issued to H. E. Bradley,
Louisburg, Mimi; E. s Wardell, (alter-
nate), Tracy, Mimi; c. c. Durham, st.
Paul, Mimi, and w. K. Naylor (alter-
nate, st. Paul.
A horse belonging to Odin G. Clay, Of
st. Paul, ran away and collided with
the horse and carriage of w. H. Burns.
Mr.. Burns horse was impaled on one
of the shafts of the carriage to which
the runaway horse was attached and
killed.
The Populist state central committee
held session at st. Paul and decided
upon Minneapolis as the place and
June 10th as the probable date of the
next state convention.
Richie Klima of st. Paul, S years
old, was scalded to death by falling in
| pot of boiling lye.
C. w. Cotton, convict from Hastings
whose term Of Imprisonment expired,
was met at the gate by Sheriff Gay. Of
Winona, and arrested for horsestealing.
Officer Chris Porter, of the st. Paul
police force, was nearly beaten to death
by five toughs. Three of them were
arrested.
DR.. Jennie Beardsley was held up in
Minneapolis by two men with revolv-
ers. They secured SIS and watch.
| E. c. Stringer of St. Paul has been
appointed U. S. Attorney for the state.
George Waters, was found at the
Northwestern depot at Mankato, in an
unconscious condition. He was taken
to the hospital where he died. The
doctors think he took poison for suicid-
al purposes.
G. B. Edwards was arrested at Dexter
on the charge of bastardy. He is
charged with being the father of the
unborn child of Dora Dixtry. Edwards
was held to appear before the grand
jury. He was married last fall to an
estimable young lady.
Edmond D. Wilcox has been appoint.
ed postmaster at Sunrise City, Chisago
County, vice VIM. Ash resigned.
Christopher Lund, of Dexter, commit
ted suicide by hanging. He was an old
man and had long been in ill health.
William A. Cleveland, young art
student of Minneapolis, attempted sui
eide twice by shooting himself in the
left breast. He then went to the police
station to have himself taken care of.
He will probably recover.
A notice of the award given to Min.
nesota for its forestry exhibit at the
Worlds Fair was received at the COVER
nor's office. The award was granted
on the grounds of artistic presentation
of resources, excellence of samples, es.
tablishing the beauty and adaptability
of woods, and graphic presentation OF
the manner of foresting by maps and
drawings.
The Farmers Cooperative Milling
company of Freedom county has just
purchased the Alden roller mills OF
johnson Il Stevenson. Consideration,
| $500.
Twelve wolves were killed near Red
Wing in two days. G. Leeson killed
seven and Fred Fritz five. for which the
auditor paid $50 IN bounties.
Edward Bernstein, of the Minneap.
oils General Supply company, shot him.
self in the right temple, causing death.
The act was the result of temporary
alteration of mind, caused by an in.
jury to his head sustained at Mcintyre,
Iowa. He attempted to board q NOV
ing train at that place, when his foot
slipped and he fell to the ground, injur-
ing his head. He reached his home in
Minneapolis with his left side partially
pnralyzed, from which he suffered much
pain.
Ellen Peterson, q Minneapolis domes.
tic, was severely burned by gasoline
explosion. She attempted to light the
gasoline stove when the explosion &C.
CURED. Her clothes were nearly all
burned off.
August Borren's cigar warehouse al
the union depot, Saltwater, was bur
glarized and large lot of cigars taken
The safe had been left open and the
drawers were all pried open.
Thirteen persons, several children
have been arrested at Dundas tor illegal
fishing in the Cannon river. They were
fishing within the 400 feet of fishway
prohibited by law.
Three propositions were fled some
time since with the state auditor, in &C
cordance with the law governing the
organization and creation Of new coun
ties. At the next general election thu
voters Of Polk county will decide
whether or not they endorse those
| propositions which are to divide Poll
into four counties.
Fred Wyman, Of Echo, was thrown
from his buggy and quite seriously
hurt. His team became frightened and
ran away, but were caught before they
damaged themselves.
The earnings Of the grain inspection
department for March were IS, 81. 90.