Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-06-21

central committee is that the state con-
vention will be held at the Auditorium
in st. Paul on Wednesday, Sept. 5, at
10 a. m.
The basis of representation decided
on is two delegates at large from each
county and an additional delegate for
each $50 or major fraction thereof cast
at the last election for Lawler for gov
ernor. This superintendent will give a
convention of 1884 delegates.
Good Templars.
At the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars at Minneapo.
lis, the following officers were elected:
Grand chief templar, n. J. Bray, Min.
neapolis; grand counselor, Rev. c. r.
Dykeman, Winona; grand superintend-
ent juvenile temple, Mrs. Agnes
Safely, Winona; Grand vice templar,
Mrs. A. S. Woodman, st. Paul; grand
secretary, Eugene Godfrey, Albert-Lea;
grand treasurer, Ole Kron, Evansville.
News In Isr,er.
While John Thompson and Gust Lind.
berg were walking home from Red
Wing after a spree, Thompson fell
across railway track before freight
train. Lindberg tried to rescue him
and both were struck by the train.
Thompson is probably fatally injured.
The board of prison managers has re-
duced the price of binder Irvine to 6k
cents per pound in car load lots. The
price of less quantities. remains at Z
cents.
A little daughter of J. w. Croker,
living at 407 Third avenue south, Min
neapolis, was bitten by vicious dog,
said to belong to H. L. Kinkel, 42d
Third avenue south. The brute seized
the child by the head and sank his
teeth into the flesh over the right eye,
nearly destroying its sight. A doctor
was called, who sewed Up the wound
taking four stitches. The dog was
shot.
T. G. HolbrQok is the selection Of
President Cleveland for postmaster. Of
Minneapolis.
Burglars one night ransacked A
Smiths gun shop at st. Cloud, and
carried off a number of revolyers anG
guns aud lot of ammunition.: 1t il
supposed to: be the work of an organ
lied gang who are operating along The
the line of the Great Northern.
Land Commissioner Lamoreaux ha.
recommended that $2O,0 900 of the appro
priation now available be used for tn,
extension Of surveys in the Chippew;
Indian reservation in Minnesota, in
GLIDING the expenses Of examining ant
appraising pine lands under the pro
visions of the act of Jan. IA, 1889.
Erick Elson, OF Hayward, Wis, board
ed west-bound Northern Pacifi,
freight at Minneapolis. He was pu
| off several times. His arm was broker
at Coon creek, After q third attelnp
to get back on the train at Anoka, til,
coupling on which he was standin!
broke. The cars bumped, and tElso,
lost foot. n ]:
The board: of prison managers grant
ed paroles to Matt Mattson, John Nc
Konkey, Polk county; Joseph Probst
Washington county; Thomas Cassidy
st. Louis county, and Richard, Munroe
Hennepin county.
John F.. Layne, indicted with VIM
Conway for the murder OF Harry Wal
raven, conn,itted at Mankato last fall
has been released without trial. 81,
was in Jail nine months.
Senator Washburn has introduced !;
bill granting right of way through tn,
Leech Lake and Winnebignsish reser
| vatiops to the Northern Mississippi
railway, y
The annual convention Of the Cnitet
Norwegian Lutheran church OF amer
lea was held in ST. Paul; beginnin,
June Is.
Mayor Eustis closed the Theate
Comique in minneapolis because liquo
was sold to q miner.
Richard p, Black, q bookkeeper ON
ployed BY William Rodger q Co.. St
Paul. machinists and steam filters, wa
arrested on the charge Of embezzlin,
81, 600 Of his employers money.
r. Storm, 3 workman employed OF
the normal school addition at Winona
fell nine feet. striking on his head o.
the hard stone sidewalk and was killed