Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-10-18

ARTICLES were signed by Gorbett and
Fitzsimmons to fight after July !, 1895,
at Jacksonville, Fla, for purse Of
$4,000 and $lO, 900 side.
j. j. SHokTALL, of Chicago, was re-,
elected president at the annual session
in Evansville, Ind, of the American
Humane society.
GALES swept Lake Erie and lower
Lake Huron, disabling several large
boats and injuring number Of sail
Ors.
In session at Baltimore j. j. P. Odell,
OF Chicago, was elected president of
the American Bankers association.
The attorney general of Illinois
rules that women must furnish their
own ballots and not vote with the men.
ELLSWORTH McAFEE, Nathan Green
and William Green persisted in burn
ing hay NOW In Mercer county, o.
The official estimates of the wheat
crop in Ohio place it at 5O.s52, 433
bushels, the largest in the states his
tory.
BECAUSE unable to make collections
the First national bank of Kearney,
Neb., suspended.
ALL the hogs in Nebraska were be-
ing shipped into states where feed
could be secured on account of the
failure of the corn crop.
In national convention at Baltimore
negro Catholics petitioned the presi-
dent to protect colored men.
AT Sioux City, Ia, Online paced an
exhibition mile in 1904, lowering his
own worlds record of 2:O7Z.
The governor of Florida says he will
convene the legislature if necessary to
prevent the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight
in that state.
NEAR Quantico, Va, seven masked
robbers held up a fast mail train and
rifled the express car and mail pouches,
securing probably $4,000.
LATER advices state that the two
bandits who robbed the Overland ex-
press near Sacramento, CAL, secured
between $4,000 and $500
The death of Prof. David Swing ends
the organization in Chicago of the
Central church. No successor will be
named.
A PARLIAMENT will be held in Chi
cago on November IS, at which the re-
lations of labor and capital will be dis
cussed by leading thinkers from all
standpoints with view to lettering
present conditions.
AT the age of IS years Oran Follett,
a prominent official and newspaper
writer of Ohio, died at Sandusky.
The death of Henry n. Green, q
classmate of Gen. Grant at West Point
and Mexican war veteran, occurred
at Mora, N. NJ, aged II years.
FLAMES nearly wiped out Chester
Hill, an Ohio village.
BY train collision at New Orleans
twenty-one persons were seriously in
jured and property worth $4,000 de-
stroyed.
ADA WIENER, who shot and killed
her husband at San Francisco while
he slept, was sentenced to life i'm pris.
onment.
De CAMP, Mcconnell and King were
found guilty at Ogden, U. T., of at
tempted train wrecking during the A.
R. U. strike and King was sentenced
to four years and De Camp and McCon.
nell to twelve years each in the peni-
Tertiary.
AT an Omaha distillery experiments
of making spirits from beet sugar mo-
lasses proved very successful.
AN investigation showed that the
soldiers home at Dayton, o.. was
haunted by thieves who rob the in
mates on pension days.
The congregation of Mount Horeb
(Ky.) Presbyterian church suspended
Col. Breckenridge from communion
until February.
AN affidavit was made by T. L..
Dixon, an ex-state official of Kansas,
that Mrs Mary E. Lease urged him to
steal $4,000 from the state.
DIRECTORS of the Washington Park
club in Chicago decided to abandon
racing, but will maintain the club
house.
AT Beattyville, KY, Oscar Morton, a
killed Sheriff William Simms as the
result of an old feud. A mob took
Morton from Jail and hanged him.
In San Francisco John Joy. who
robbed man of five dollars, was sem
fenced to prison for life by Judge
under the habitual criminal act.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
1T was said that Prof. Zaccharin had
informed the car of Russia that his
malady was incurable, though his life
might be prolonged.
THREE men were killed and three
others fatally injured in a railway ac-
cident at ST Anne, Que.
| ADvlCEs from Shanghai state that
10000 Japanese troops had been
landed on the Chinese boundary.
IN gale which swept the coast of
Newfoundland thirty persons lost their
| lives and many vessels were wrecked.
IRISH and radicals were moving to
crush the English house of lords and
would force Rosebery to act or resign.
LATER NEWS.
THE boiler in the Preetorous Lumber
Company's saw mill at Madrid, Mo-,
exploded the 18th and Olney Burton
and James Holmes were killed outright
and G. Burton fatally injured.
The Pacific express company's Office
in The Dalles, Orr has been robbed of
S14, 900 or $4,000. The money was sent
there from Portland and it is believed
the robbers followed the box, knowing
it's contents and destination. There is
! no clue.
| WILLIS GRIFFEY, colored, was lynched
at Princeton KY, the 14th by mob.
Griffey was accused of assaulting Miss
Lena Berry.
A HORRIBLE triple murder and suicide
occurred near Elizabeth. N. j., the 18th.
Mrs. Thomas Harrigan, aged so, took
her three children, aged and years
and months, and, budding them close
to her in the hay NOV, set fire to the
hay.
WHILE attempting to escape from the
officers who were taking them to jail
at Divide, Colo, the 18th, James Can
L - - j. s.