Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-06-07
News III Brief.

The exercises of Ham
line University will take place from
June to Z.
Dow S. Smith has been appointed SUI
perintendent of the st. Paul street car
system.
The Second Congressional district re-
publican convention will be held at
Mankato, July 10.
a case of sons heartless desertion
of his old and crippled father has been
brought to the attention Of the authori-
ties at Red Lake Falls. The old man
gives his name as Qually. He is about
50 years old, and was found destitute,
living alone in a hovel. crippled with
rheumatism and almost starved. His
son, with whom he had been living.
had deserted him and left him alone to
die, miles away from any human habi-
tation.
The American whist congress, in its
session at Philadelphia, decided to hold
its next annual session in Minneapolis.
This decision was no doubt largely due
to the excellent showing made in the
contest by the Minneapolis team, which
has won nearly every contest in which
it engaged.
Fred Whey, of Minneapolis, and Joe
Hall met for finish fight in a barn
near South St. Paul for $3.50 q side. AS
time was called for the second round, q
policeman broke into the ring and ar
rested both principals. ~.
Gen. Charles 7. Kelly, the man
who has been floating down the Missis-
sippi with the largest contingent OF the
Coxey movement, is a long-lost son.
Not only that, but he is the son Of Mrs.
james Kelly, Of Minneapolis. mother OF
Miss Maud Kelly, who is a well known
and popular local singer.
The Sixth Congressional republican
convention will be held at Brainerd,
Aug. %.
The safe in ]. a. Roach's saloon, Man.
kato, was tapped and $175 secured.
Ex- Alderman Charles c. Hashow, 81
Minneapolis, was drowned IN White
Bear lake, about SO yards off Dellwood's
shore. The drowning was the result 81
the carelessness of Hashow and party
OF three friends in changing places in
the boat, which caused it to capsize II
was q miracle that more were not
drowned.
About 5000 Sunday school children
and workers, representing 81 different
Sunday schools, met in a grand MAY
rally at the Auditorium in st. Paul,
The meeting was held under the aus
pieces OF the st. Paul Sunday School SUI
perintendents' union and was. q great
success.
Gov. Nelson has appointed Rev. S. G..
Smith, of the Peoples Church Of st.
Paul, official representative to 1isit the
penal institutions Of Europe.
The house Of Mr. Gillet at Lake CITY
was entered by burglars and gold
watch belonging to his daug liter, Miss
Addie, was taken. s5
The committee on Indian affairs re-.
ported favorably Senator Washburn's
bill granting the Brainerd 8 Northern
Minnesota railroad company right Of
way through Leech= Lake Indian reser-
;vation.
soAAteSllesG Stearns' w lid West show
was stranded at Waterville.
1gnatius Donnelly delivered an adj
dress to the convicts at saltwater Dec
Grafton day
The little 2-year-old child Of Mr.. Aus
tin, OF st. Paul, fell into pile Of burn
ing rubbish, receiving fatal INJURIES.
Mrs. q w. Collins, wife Of Judge
Collins OF the Supreme Court, died sud-
denly at ST. Cloud.
The Office Of internal revenue collec-
tor t1St. Paul was transferred to Capt.
Harries the close Of the month.
Three tramps robbed another tramp
ct Red Wing, q . gold watch and some
money Two 1t them we're arrested at
Hastings