Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-17


July IL, and the republicans of Mis-
souri, will meet at Excelsior Springs on
August ia.
AFTER having lived thirty-nine days
without eating anything. ex-County
Recorder ]. P. NJ. Goodman died at Ash
land, o.
A MONUMENT to the memory of Mary
Washington was unveiled by patriotic
women at fredericksburg, Va. Presi-
dent Cleveland made an address
In lizard county, Neb., John Porter,
a farmer, tried to ford Strawberry
river with a wagon and his wife and
three children were drowned.
AT Houston, Tex, E. B. White, a
painter. killed his wife and himself
A TORNADO unroofed business houses
and residences in Indianapolis and a
child Of S. j. Huntsman was killed by
flying debris
In the Twenty-second Illinois district
the republicans renominated George
w. Smith, OF Murphysboro, for con-
gress
In fight with officers at. North va
kima, WASH, two Coxeyites were shot
and 100 captured.
SOME $500 employees at the Pullman
car works, in Chicago, went on q strike
for increased wages.
FIRE destroyed ten business blocks at
Red Jacket, Mich.
BECAUSE Of financial reverses James
Ebert Moore, one of the best known
fnanoiers Of the northwest, shot him
self dead at his residence in st. Paul
In the principal circuit court at PEG.
ria, ILL.,, Judge Worthington granted
twenty-seven DEGREES of divorce in one
day.
AT Wheaton, ILL.,, Charles Whittle,
aged rs, son OF Maj White, the evan
gelist, was killed by a train. He was
riding bicycle between the rails and
failed to see the train approaching.
AT Browning, Mo-, Gus Meeks, his
wife and two children were murdered
by men against whom they were to be
called as.witnesses.
MRS CHARLES HENRor1N, of Chicago,
was elected president at the session in
Philadelphia Of the general federation
Of women's clubs
The death of Thomas Burke, who
was 100 years old last Christmas, oc-
Cured at his home in Merritt, Mich.
AT the Lincoln Park Baptist church OF
Cincinnati forty canary birds added to
the interest of a sermon on ''Spring,"
delivered by Pastor Dobbina
IT was said that nine Coxeyites who
captured the ferryboat at Zillah,
WASH, were drowned in the Yakima
river.
A MOB took George Rose, the muir.
derer OF Assistant Postmaster Kuhl at
Cottonwood Falls, Kan, from Jail and
hanged him.
Mrs. ELLEN HUTCHINSON, Mrs. Har-
riet Paxton and Mrs. Mary A. Reeves
enjoy the distinction of being the first
women elected by vote at the official
polls in Ohio. Mrs. Reeves has the ad-
ditional honor to be the first Ohio
woman to vote. The election was for
trustees OF Miami township.
DAM at Lima, Mont, broke and
houses, barns. fences, haystacks and
all kinds of stock were carried away.
JOSEPH CANTANo in fit of jealousy
gave strychnine to his wife and himself
and both died at Half Moon Bay. Cal.
AN Indian named Peter Wapsey, re.
siding near the village of Hartford,
Mich, died at the age of Ito, years
AT Dubuque, Ia, 10000 persons wit
messed the launching of the torpedo
boat Ericsson.
CoxEY's army, ordered by the author
tiles to abandon its camp in Washing.
ton, moved to Bladensburg. Nd, 8
miles away.
The Salt Lake commonwealers stole
Union Pacific train, but were brought
to stop at Provo, q. T., where their
leader was placed under arrest for de.
laying the mails.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ADvICEs from Hakodate, Japan, re.
ported the loss of the sailing schooner
Matthew Turner with all on board,
twenty-three in number