Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-10

i WILLIAM PENN Nixon bought the
interest Of II. II. Kohlsaat in the Chi
cago Inter Ocean for $500, coo.
TENNESSEE repu blicans will hold their
state convention On August 81 at Nash
vile to nominate governor.
IN session in Chicago the National
Stove Manufacturers association cleo
ted George d. Dana, of st. Louis, az
president.
TIE report os the secretary at a meet
ing in Des Moines, Ia, of the supreme
council of the American Protective as
| ISOLATION showed a growth of member
ship in the United States and Canada
OF about 100000, making the present
membership nearly 1900, OOO The fol
lowing states have the largest number
of members: Michigan, $4,000; Ohio,
1000: Illinois, 10000; Iowa. As, 900;
New York. $4,000; California. 10000.
JACOB BROWN, q negro convict. was
hanged at jefferson City, Mo-, for the
murder of Frank Mackin, a foreman at
the penitentiary, in 1892.
EQUAL suffragists in Kansas opened
the campaign at Kansas City. Susan B.
Anthony and Rev. Anna Shaw were
among the speakers
The death of Mrs. Dodson (colored),
Familiarity known as "Aunty Dodson, ;"
occurred in st. Paul, aged at least 107.
| There We're records showing that she
| was l07, aud probably older.
A wATERsPoUT in portions of Lyon
and Usage counties flooded the country
and ruined crops. In Reading and
Olivet every window pane was shat
| tered.
In a pasture near Crown Point, Ind.
bolt of lightning struck wire fence
and killed eight horses which were
huddled against it.
ILLINOIS prohibitionists in convention
at Bloomington made the following
nominations: United States senator,
DR.. J. e. Evans, Of Abingdon; state treas
urer, ]. W. Puterbaugh, of Mackinaw;
superintendent OF public instruction,
n. I. Edwards, of Kewanee.
AT Chester, S. c.. Nose Fair, negro,
was hanged for the murder, five years
ago, of Ike Wilson. a colored man.
The doors Of the First national bank
OF Sedalia, one of the Oldest financial
institutions in central Missouri, were
closed. The bank had capital Of
$3.50, OO0.
FROM mine at Aspen, Col. nugget
weighing $500 pounds and containing
silver worth s25, 900 was hoisted. It is
the largest ever found.
A REPORT criticising Judge Jenkins,
of Milwaukee, was submitted by the
gated his Northern Pacific strike order.
GREAT damage was done by q cyclone
that swept across the prairie and
through the heavy timber near Royal
ton, MINI.
In Lexington, KY, Col. w. c. P.
Breckinridge opened his campaign for
congress by asking the forgiveness of
his friends and openly defying his
enemies.
AT Miles switch, near Eldorado,
Ark, hut in which was negro sick
with smallpox was burned by mob
and the colored man was crelnated.
K1DNAPERs were supposed to be at
work in St. Joseph, Mo-. as five chill
dren had disappeared within two days.
FLAMES swept away Tahoe City, on
the shore of Lake Tahoe, Cal, consist
ing of about fifty houses, two hotels,
stores, etc.
A HAIL and rainstorm at Iowa City,
Ia, did 100000 damage. At Maine
station dozen houses were blown
down and one woman died from 1nju-
ries received.
FIRE destroyed the w. n. Whitley
reaper and mower works at Muncie,
Ind, the loss being $245,Ooo. with no
insurance.
IN her report Miss Florence Kelly, in
spector of Illinois factories, says she
found in five months 6,578 boys and
girls under 16 at work.
WHILE temporarily insane Mrs. De-
witt Edwards, wife of farmer at
Honey Creek, Mimi, poisoned herself
and 1O-year-old child by putting
arsenic in chocolate.
Gov. RICH appointed John Patton.
Jr., prominent lawyer of Grand Rap
ids, as senator from Michigan to sue
coed the late +. B. Stock bridge. He is
but ~ years old.