Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-09

by the explosion Oh d tnrcSAer e ns
CINE at Dahlgren, ILL.,, Bruce Miller
and the two sons of John Underwood
were killed and two men injured.
The Idaho Populists in session at
Boise nominated X. j. w. Ballentine
for governor.
The miners at Streator and Brace
vile, ILL.,, after three months Of idle
ness, decided to return to work.
The town of Lamoure, N. D., was
practically wiped out by fire, the loss
being $3.50, 900. go
THOMAS C.. FULLERTON, republican
candidate for congress in the Eleventh,
district, died in q hotel at Fairbury,
Ill. J, of heart disease. He was IS years
old and q veteran of the late war.
The lumber yards of thesJohn Spry
company in Chicago were destroyed
by fire, the loss being 100000, and
also building occupied by manufac-
turers, who lost $125,0OO.
The Georgia democrats in conven-
ton at Atlanta nominated w. Y. At
kinson for governor. Resolutions were
| adopted for the free and unlimited coin
age of silver.
The following nominations for con-
gress were made: Ohio, Ninth district,
Rev. George Candee (pop.). Illinois,
Eighteenth district, Rev. T.sW. Hynes
pro.). Nebraska, Sixth district. Mat
thew Dougherty (rep.).
FLAMES that started in a gas plant
at Marion, Ia, destroyed a business
block, entailing loss of $12O, 900.
EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the Sd aggregated
$I64, $780, 1858, against $77O,41s,3ss, the
; previous week. The decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 21.3.
IT was decided at the convention in
Chicago of the American Railway
| union officials that they could not de-
: clare the strike of, and that such ac-
ton must be taken by the local unions
themselves on each line of road af-
fected by the strike.
FIRE swept away thirty-fve build
ings, comprising the business portion
of Lake View, Mich. Loss, $3.50, 200.
| AT Raleigh, n. c., Orange Page,
the murderer of negro woman more
than 100 years old, was hanged for the
| crime.
A PORTION of a freight train was
burned near Rncyrus, o., and four
tramps who were stealing a ride were
burned to death. -;
AT Burlington, Ia, sailboat in
| which were Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Camp
bell capsized in the Mississippi, and
they sank clasped in each others arms.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
| made as follows: Illinois, Seventh
district, George E. Foss (rep.). Wis
| consin, Second district, Charles Bar
| wig (dem.) renominated. Minnesota,
| Fourth district, Edward J.. Darragh
| dem.
At New Diggings, Wis, Mark Rich.
ardson killed his brother. George as the
result OF a Ten years quarrel over their
fathers estate.
! AT the age of rs years Austin w,
Blair, the war governor of Michigan
died at Jackson from urBmia. Mr.
Blair was governor from 1860 to 1854
and member of congress from 1866 ia
1872.
| The American Railway union issued
an address to the voters of the United
! States reciting the inception and
progress of the strike and appealing
for the election of Legislators pledged
to the enactment of arbitra ton laws.
In Chicago delegates from twenty.
four American Railway unions met
and declared the strike of. on all roads
! but the Santa Fe and Eastern Illinois.