Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-06-28


eran church. The decoration was sent
through the Swedish legation at Wash
ington to Vice Consul E. II. Hobe of
st. Paul.
News IN Brief.
Charles Hanson, convicted of grand
larceny by jury in Minneapolis, was
sent to the reformatory.
The boiler in the roller mill at Wells
exploded with terrific force, demolish-
ing the engine room and contiguous
buildings and badly wrecking the en-
tire plant. Loss, several thousand dol
lars. Engineer George Baer was killed.
Switchnan Barney McHugh, while
shunting car at the Union elevator
in Minneapolis for the St. Louis road,
was knocked under se1naphore and
severely injured. A long cut was made
in his scalp, a toe was crushed and his
ankle sprained.
Fulda has voted $4,000 for water
works.
The Northwestern railway round.
house at Owatonna was burned.
Clara Newton and Maud Madison
were drowned at Anoka. These girls
and Miss Christie Madison were in
bathing at the foot of Water street,
when they waded beyond their depth
and went down. All the bodies were
recovered in 20 minutes, but the physi-
clans were only able to resuscitate
Christie Madison
The 9th annual reunion of the sur.
vivors of the old First Minnesota in
fantry was held at Wildwood, White
Bear lake.
John Adberg entered the house of a
neighbor, named Astradson, at St.
Cloud, with whom he has had some diff
ficulties, and finding Mrs. Astradson
alone at the time drew a revolver and
fred several shots at her. He was
drunk and missed her. He was arrested.
Fritz Pfeute, a well-to-do Nicollet
county farmer, was found dead in bed
at his home near New Ulm.
Holloway and Moose Lake have been
made money order postotfices.
Mrs. D. Frislx, Swedish woman, five
miles east of New Richland, committed
suicide one night by eating the heads
of 40 matches. She had been an inva.
lid for two years.
Almond Edgerly, of Gray Eagle, was
shot and killed by Arthur Foster, OF
Menahge, while hunting deer.
At the annual meeting of the Ep.
worth League at Red Wing, Secretary
Hanson submitted his report showing
221 chapters, and 100 junior leagues,
with 5000 members in the state.
Croolston is to have a new $35, OO(
hotel built by stock company made
up of local citizens.
Burglars raided the store of A.. nj.
Nicolin at Jerdon, helping themselves
to a small amount of cash and goods
The 7-year-old son of Samuel Motel.
son of st. Paul, fell into cesspool and
was smothered to death.
A tramp was arrested below Fronte-
nae for stoning a train and striking
Marshall MILAN in the face.
DIR. j.. M. Brown, of Chicago, was
drowned in Madison Lake while bath.
ing.
August Kessel, farmer of Warsaw,
Rice county. took strychnine in pres.
ence of his wife. and then ran into a
grove. Before Mrs. Kessel could reach
him with aid he was dead. Temporary
insanity was the cause.
Work has been resumed on the hull
of the steamship Northland, at Duluth,
twin to the Northwest, but the vessel
will not be in commission till next
June. A strike of riveters stopped the
work some time ago and no attempt
was made to go on with it. The North
land will have few minor improve
ments that the work of the Northwest
has suggested. These will mostly be
about the engine.
Edward Neumann,= the long distance
swimmer, saved the lives of Willie
Smith and Frank Predicts at White
Bear. Lake The boys were in a boat
which was overturned half a mile from
shore.
Ambrose Eynon's hardware and drug
store at Stuart, was entered and over
5000 worth of revolvers, razors and
knives taken.
ii. A. Perkins, alias Fl. w. Brown,
was sentenced to six months in the
| penitentiary by the court at Owatonna
for forgery.
Andrew Thomas and son Adelbert
were bound over to the United States
court at Crookston on the charge OF
stealing timber from government land
near Red Lake reservation. Bail was
furnished in $500 and $500. They ran a
sawmill and sawed about $40, 900 feet Of
lumber. AissIt s
Coz. Nelson will deliver the 4th Of
July GRAFTON at Norwegian Grove, Otter
Tail county The celeb ration is under
the auspices Of the church there.
The bill to amend the act for the "a.
lief Of the Chippewa Indians in Mime.
sofa passed the lower house Of con
gress. The bill provides that the pine
lands Of the White Earth and Red Lake
reservations and other reservations,
when the Indians upon il have been
allotted lands in severalty, shall be
surveyed, examined and appraised to
the amount of at least 100, 900 acres,
after which they shall be offered for
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