Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-30
News IN Brief.

at Glenwood, Sept. 81 and 20.
Sparks set fire to grain stacks on
the farm of Matt Klein, near Royalton
while Zulayer Bros. were threshing,
burning the separator and four stacks.
Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
Silar j. Davis, of Long Prairie, for.
merly sheriff of Todd county, accident
ally shot his son George, age IL years.
installing the boy for an owl on the
fence. He shot hin through the left
side, just above the heart, with a A
caliber Winchester. The boy still lives,
but is in critical condition.
An extra westbound freight train on
the Hinckley branch of the Great
Northern, in charge of Conductor. O'Neil,
was wrecked at about one-half mile
west Of Hinckley. The accident was
caused by overheated journals. which
burned off and dropped a car on the
track. Two cars were badly wrecked
Mrs. Catherine Schultz of Red Wing
accidentally fell a few days ago, sus
tanning injuries from which she died
Albert j. Paddock, of Duluth, aged
Is years, was shot through the
head and killed by Frank R. Aoust, a
l2-year-old companion. The shooting
was careless but not intentional. Al
the request of Paddock's parents young
Aoust was not arrested.
3 "A soda fountain tank in Minneapo-
lis restaurant exploded. Harry Gold.
berg, the proprietor, was thrown across
the room through a glass show case.
He was badly cut but not fatally in.
iured.
Two men and woman narrowly es.
capped being burned to death at St.
Paul. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Busch and Jack Sickles. Had it not
been for the prompt and heroic efforts
of Sergeant Ross, of the central station,
all would certainly have persisted. The
entire loss was less than 81, 900.
St. Paul has another case of small
pox, the patient being Harry Bird, the
seven-year-old son of S. Z. Bird, of AL
Laurel avenue.
The Flandrau girls baseball team
came over to Pipestone and crossed
bats with the Pipestone girls team. AT
the end of the fifth inning the score
was az to a6 in favor of Pipestone.
A threshing engine belonging to a
man named Renllard at Georgetown,
blew up while in operation. Three
men we're badly scalded, one of whom
is not expected to live:
A sneak thief picked the pocket oil
Mrs. Ellen McInery, of St. Paul, in Min.
neapolis. She lost So in change and
some trinlxets, which were in her peck.
etbook. Miles Reeves was arrested as
the thief.
5A The Lake Superior. and Union I'm,
>provement Elevator companies at <Du.
luth will be absorbed in the Consoli.
dated Elevator company, with capital
of $500, 900. s
Frank Rehlings started a steam
threshing outfit near Oronoco and while
cleaning the, heaters his right arm
was broken in several places and badly
lacerated. ,st
The United States marshal from Al
:bany. n. Y, passed through st. Paul
with three Cinnamon en- route home via
tha Nro,.+bar,, petite @,rbasao CIR an,an
oe AZ. fro,,, Tho rh;nasa -. :
an 90 u ps;n@ 5anor4eJ undar A. Gu e. =,
law, will have to face Jap music on
their return, unless they are beheaded
according to the Chinese method o1
dealing with deserters.
The body az an nnlxnown man was
found IN a loo lam AT F,iffla Fails He
Is supposed to be the man who escaped
from the Brainerd hospital.
No vein of nnartz varv ,r,cb i
gold. has been found near Redwood;
Fails.
m. 49,, s. ], -, 4, 8; !.
.fo,,nd ~ M M;nnasots pa;n+ atf 'n,,,,+a :.
Sha had been murdered. AZ the hacl- :,
hershead was crushed bv . blnnt in
,strnment On her neci we've marlrT,
avidently made 81 fingers.