Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-06


In Detroit, Mich, over 10000 Sum
day school children marched in the
annual rally day parade.
IT was stated that an English syndi-
cate had purchased thirty four paper
mills Ia Wisconsin. Tho deal involves
$14, 00o, 600.
AT Dayton. O.. Lord Clinton trotted
mile In 2:19, breaking the worlds
record for time over hAlf-mile track.
The Diamond Matck company lost
%, OO0. 900 feet Of lumber by the forest
fires in Michigan In the Trout creek
district, and the hester estate 90, 000,-
900 feet.
GEORGE THOMAS and Richard McAvoy
were killed at Hartford, Kan, in a
quarrel over some chickens.
On a charge of stealing horses Nary
Hopkins, once society leader in Law
renee, Kan, was in Jail at Guthrie,
%. T.
| AT Fort Wayne, Ind, Robert j.,
owned by G. j. Hamlin. of Buffalo, N.
~, broke the worlds pacing record,
making mile IN 2:03A
WHILE baching in Silver lake at
Akron, O., Prof. D. r. Conant, instruc-
tor in the gymnasium Of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, was drowned.
WILL MoGRIFF, Of Geneva Ind. and
Richard McGriff, of Deerheld, Ind,
celebrated their Goth birthday. They
are said to be the oldest twins in the
United States.
FIRE swept away the business por-
ton of the village Of Roberts, Ill.
THE oldest practicing lawyer in
Ohio, Judge John E. Hanna, aged 90,
died at his home in McConnellsyille
The town OF Ugalde, Tex. was mum
dated by the bursting of an artesian
we'll and it was thought 300 persons
were drowned. The property loss was
estimated at 81, 5oo,o 600.
The prohibitionists nominated a
full ticket for state officers in Colora-
do, headed by George Richardson for
governor.
NOMINEES for congress were selected
as follows:s Virginia, Eighth district,
]. G. Mason (pop.). Texas, Fourth dis
trict, D. B. Culberson (dem.) renomi-
mated. North Carolina, Third district,
Cyrus Thompson (pop.j; Sixth, o. H.
Dockery (rep.).
THE death of CLANCY Matthews, a
negress ITO years of age, occurred at
Little Rock. She was the oldest resi-
dent of Arkansas as far as known.
WHILE being taken to the Jail at Mil.
lngton, Tenn, six negroes who had
been arrested on charge of barn
burning were shot to death by mob.
The first Bohemian Methodist church
In the world was dedicated in Chicago
with interesting ceremonies.
The towns OF Hinckley, Mission,
Creek. Milaca and Sandstone in Min.
nesota were wiped out by forest fires,
Bashaw, Barronett, Benoit, Cartwright
Fifeld, Granite Lake, Grantsburg,
Glidden, Marengo. Muscado, Shell
Lake and South Range ia Wisconsin,
and Sidnaw, Even and Trout Creek In
Michigan. The total loss Of life as far
as known was placed at 466 and the
loss to property at $12,0O0,000.
MASKED men robbed the bank al
Tescott, Kan, Of $1,000, and fatally
wounded citizen who attempted to
interfere.
In a At of jealousy Henry Loesche
shot his wife four times at st. Louis
aud then cut his own throat.
In Indianapolis heavy wind and
transforms wrecked several buildings
and destroyed hundreds OF shade
trees.
AT the age of 80 years, Samuel J.
Kirkwood, Iowa's war governor and
secretary of the interior in the Gar.
field cabinet, died at his home in lows
City.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows: Wisconsin, Seventh
district. G. H. Van Wormer (pop.).
Iowa, Eighth district, Frank c. Stuart
(pop.). Missouri, Thirteenth district,
j. H. Raney (rep.l. Nebraska, Second
district, James E. Boyd (dem.); Third,
J. M. Devine pop.).
JAMES CAIN, a Cincinnati barber, up.
braided for dissipation, shot his IA
ther, wife and child The latter was
dead.
| ROBBERS tortured an aged couple
near Warren, O., and secured seventy
cents. The old people would probably
die of their injuries.