Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-10-04

Richardson & Lawrence. has brought
three actions in the Ramsey county dis
trict court against the .Itaska Lumber
company and Thomas II. .Shevlin, to re-
cover the value of pine logs cut on the
land Of. the. state and alleged to have
been wr0nS fully converted to the use
Of defendants. Tie logs are in the Mis-
sissipi and Rum River Boom company's
boom, and are valued at about S5O. 900.
;. News In Brief.
The Rainy Lake Gold Mining and
Smelling Company, Minneapolis, flied
articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state. The capital stock is
100000 and the incorporators Guy e.
Bowman, William Heiple and Joseph
3. Hawkins.
I'd. Faribault was placed in Jail at
Hastings, for stealing watch from
Clara Baker, of Invcr Grove
Jacob Pfenning, a cripple with but
one ar m and one leg, attempted suicide
by jumping in the river at the foot of
Jackson street, St. Paul. He was res.
cued by policeman who was near by
at the time, who took HIM to the po-
lice station.
Mate John Mcintosh, of the Crescent
line steamship John V. Moran, was
held in bonds of $500 by Court Com
missioner Presnell at Duluth, to ap-
pear for examination before District
Attorney Springer Oct. 9th, on the
charge of beating Sailor VIM. Mona
CHAN. The alleged assault took place
in the harbor there.
While the races were in progress at
Worthington, the grand stand, on
which 500 people were seated collapsed
on the race track outside and others in.
the wreck who were not injured, ex-
tricated the wounded and conveyed
them to town. No one was. killed.
Postmasters were appointed as fol-
lows: Minnesota-Maple Ridge, Isanti
county, n. e. Nelson, vice A. D: =Cady,
removed; Wilfred, Mobiles county, F.
A. Durfee, vice A. w. Lawrence.
. The village of Atwater and vicinity,
shipped to the state relief committee,
for the benefit of the fire sufferers,
car of $50 bushels of wheat.
The post office at Tausen, Clay coun-
ty, has been discontinued, mail goes to
Rallag. -
Elmer, the 4-year-old son of Lauritz
Nelson, of Red Wing, was kicked to
death by horse.
The cornerstone of the new Lutheran
church in west St. Paul was laid with
appropriate ceremonies.
: The faculty of the State Agricultural
School met at the capitol and decided
to ask the legislature this winter to
make an appropriation for new main
educational building and before the
Legislature meets they expect to have
all the plans and specifications, togeth-
er with the cost of the building, pre-
pared, so that the same can be laid be-
fore that body.
The old-time Odd Fellows of st. Paul
celebrated the 45th anniversary of the
granting of the charter of st. Paul
lodge, No. g. the date of which was
Sept. 20, 1s49. Saltwater No. 1 was
granted few months before, but dis
Grace Young and Minnie Johnson,
aged about 16 years ran away from
their homes in Fergus Falls. They
were arrested in st. Cloud.
A mysterious stabbing affray occurred
at st. Cloud. A stranger about IL
o'clock was heard calling for medical
aid. He was bleeding from three
different wounds in his stomach and
body. He refused to say who assaulted
him, or to give his name.
Twelve cars of westbound freight
jumped the track two miles east of
Ashby, demolishing them and tearing
the track up badly. Traffic was de-
layed 10 hours.
Daniel Boyle, a stock raiser from
Miles City, Mont, was killed by a
Northern Pacific train in Moorhead.
He was on his way east with two car
loads Of cattle, and while going from
one car to the another fell and was in
stantly killed. He was terribly man
gled.
S. H. Wright & Co.'s handle factory
and Hanson's pillow factory at Pelican
Rapids were burned. Loss, Wright &
Co., 5000; insurance, $500. Hanson's
loss, $500; no insurance.
The sash, door and blind factory OF
Bjorstad s. Omdahl, st. Paul, was
burned:
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