Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-06-14
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entrance in Aid. j. w. Steed's residence
at Anoka and took a quantity of valua-
able goods. e..
The Washburn- Crosby Company, mil
lers, of Minneapolis, sold to one pur-
chaser for domestic trade 81, 900 barrels
of -four. This is the largest sale for
domestic business ever made by the
firm since they have been in business,
and larger by far than any sale ever
made by any other mill.
A patient for the hospital named Ell
mira L. Peterson, died at St. Peter in a
hack from heart disease. Her home is
at Red Wing. She had been in Mime
apolis for medical treatment The
coroner's inquest decided the cause of
death to be heart disease.
A deputy dog catcher of Minneapolis,
who captured stray canine outside the
city limits, was arrested and taken be-
fore a justice of the peace in Golden
Valley and charged with larceny, but
after hearing was acquitted.
Loans were made from the perma-
nent school fund by State Auditor
Bierlnann to the following amounts:
Mobiles county, $4,000 for Jail; MUIR
ray county school district 80, $3.50:
Todd county school district 50, $3.50.
Mary J. Stoeser, of Crookston, was
arrested for completely in selling mort
gagged property.
Fire destroyed 1000 ties and 20 cords
IF wood at FoSston
Godfrey Manson, aged Is, was
drowned while bathing in the river at
Fergus Falls.
The district court of Ramsey county,
in the case of Ollie and William Rollins
against Patrolmen Banker and O'Brien,
granted verdict of $500. Mrs. Rollins
is white and her husband is colored.
They sued the officers for false arrest.
Michael McGrath, of st. Peter, was
swindled out of $1,000 by a gang of
sharpers with circus. It was done by
the old three card trick.
Annie Doyle, a servant girl, died in
the patrol wagon at St. Paul, while
being taken to the city hospital.
The democratic state central commit
tee will meet in st. Paul, June IA, to
select day for the state convention.
Burglars broke into the hardware
store of Cady & Co., at Dover, and took
a number of revolvers, knives and
razors.
Burglars entered the gun store OF
Jacob Nickels at Fergus Falls and Sc.
cured about 500 worth of revolvers and
knives. The day before the burglary
parties were in town trying to dispose
of cutlery, and it is expected that they
were the parties who did the job.
Charles Thompson, who broke into
and robbed Charles Revoir's store at St.
Cloud, was bound over to the grand
jury. Michael Olson, arrested at the
same time, was released.
The manufacturing plant of R. r.
Howell & Co., Minneapolis, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss $4,000. About
50 men will be thrown out of employ
ment.
The convention of the Catholic Order
of Forresters met at st. Paul.
James G. Nugent. who shot his
daughter last February, was sentenced
by the court at Buffalo to penitentiary
for life.
Little John Reed, the 4-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, Minneapo-
lis, was run over by a loaded wood cart
and was almost instantly killed He
had tried to hang on the cart and fell
under the wheels, which crushed his
skull in horrible manner. No blame
is attached to the driver, Charles Bren-
| mar, as he did not know that the boy
| was on the cart.
Otter Tail county has refunded its
per cent railroad aid bonds by selling
5000, 0o0 ten-year 5 per cent bonds to N.
W. Harris s. Co., for SIS, 800 premium.
The bonds were auctioned off.
In a ruaaway at Lakeaeld Andrew
Wesner had his left leg badly broken
below the knee, besides some other Sc
we're and painful bruises. he will prob.
ably recover.
Frank NJ. Hall, hospital steward at
the Saltwater prison for many years.
has resigned, and is succeeded by DR..
E. Sidney Boleyn, of Minneapolis DIR.
Boleyn is graduate Of the state uni-
versity.