Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24

MIS-. ChLOE GlBSON, aged TS, and
Nathaniel 7. Crane, aged "a, were mar
ried at Belvidere, Ill. The officiating
minister is 80 years of age.
AT the annual encampment in Rock
ford H. 81. Mcdowell, of Pontiac, was
elected department commander of the
Illinois L. A. R., and Mrs. M. r, M,
Wallace, of Chicago, was elected pres
ident OF the Woman's Relief Corps.
THREE election commissioners, Keen
an. Hutchins and schooner. were fined
$1,000 each for Contempt by Judge
Chetlain, in Chicago, for refusing to
turn over ballots to the grand jury.
On the board 81 trade wheat touched
5SA cents, the lowest price ever known
in Chicago.
In Cleveland the conference of coal
miners and OPERATORS came to an end,
nothing having been accomplished,
toward settling the strike ss. -, IN. y.
DEMoGRATs, renominated H. C. Snod-
grass for congress in the Third district
of Tennessee q
IN a snow and windstorm on the
Sierra Nevada ranges over ID, 900 sheep
persisted.
The authorities il Cincinnati forced
food down the throaa OF Father
OGrady, the murderer of Moliie Gil
martin, who was starving himself. =
A TERRIFIC gale on Lake Michigan
strewed the beach from Glencoe to
South Chicago with wreckage, and
eight vessels came to grief and at least
ten lives were sacrificed. The financial
loss was estimated at 500, 900. The
scene off the lake front was unpar-
alleled in Chicago's history. During the
storm the old cottonwood tree in Chi.
cago, marking the Fort Dearborn mas
sacre of 1912, was blown down.
The execution Of William McKeill
took place at Mobile, Ala for the
murder of his wife, whom he found to
be unfaithful to him. IS
In state convention at Oakland,
Cal, the prohibitionists nominated a
full state ticket, headed by Henry
French, of Santa Clara, for governor.
STORMS of wind and snow swept over
Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa and In
diana, doing vast damage to crops and
buildings and causing some deaths T.
9 BY the wrecking Of the schooner NJ.
j. Cummings at Milwaukee five men
and woman were drowned.
IL IN the Second district Of Indiana the
populists nominated E. A. Higgins, OF
Davies county, for congress.
NEBRASKA populists will hold their
state convention at Grand Island on
August Is. ~ ~ Sl
FROsTs did great damage to growing
crops over an, extensive range of ter
ritory. The effect of the cold wave
was felt from the northern line Of d.
kota to the gulf, and it also went well
toward the Atlantic, especially in the
southern states.
. IN a collision between Chesapeake
& Ohio trains in Standing Rock tunnel
near Princeton, KY, seven men were
killed and number injured.
= LATEST estimates of the loss Of life
off the harbor Of Chicago during the
recent storm were twenty-eight. "a
~ The suit attacking the senatorial ap-
portionment of Illinois was dismissed
by Judge Bookwalter at Danville and
the case will be taken to the supreme
court. .4.>- ... g.,. -sf,.~ ....: ..
A BLAZE which started in a planning
mill property valued at s145,OO was
destroyed in Akron, o. a.. s.sF r. ST. b ;sg
The legislature of Ohio adjourned
sine die. Among the bills passed was
one to hold but one session in two
years. "a .sz az Ia as
TIE North Dakota republican state
conven ton win meet in Grald Forks
July II. 2 ~ - W 50 ~ @ #
Four sailors were drowned near
Port Huron, Mich, while attempting
to rescue the crew of the waterlogged
schooner William Shoupe.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In Vienna an artist named Kellarz
and his three unmarried sisters, all
over so years of age took their own
lives with poison. Fear that they
might outlive Sone another was the
cause.
BRAIN fever caused the death of VIII
liam H. Edwards, of Ohio, United
States consul general at Berlin @
BRAZILIAN government forces were
defeated by insurgents near Iguazu
and lao men were killed.
In their official report the British
royal commissioners to the worlds fair
pay glowing tribute to the great en-
terprise. 49,
In Ga days II hours and 20 minutes
George Griffiths, of London, completed
a trip around the world. Nellie Blys
record was "a days.
In London Edmund ii. Yates, editor
and proprietor of the World and the
author of many novels, died suddenly,
aged 81 years.
IN Paris Emile Henri, the author Of
the explosion in the cafe of the Hotel
Terminus, was guillotined. 50