Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-13
The cash earnings of the states prison
last month were S60,219.55, of which
S54. 4O2 was of binder Irvine acconnt

railroad and warehouse commission
shows that on Nov. - the price of No.
hard wheat at Duluth was 1875 cents
higher than 5000 bushels of No. hard
Manitoba sold for in Liverpool, deduct
ing freight and insurance on the same.
Mike Teberg's barn near Pipestone
was burned, with six head of horses, 20
head of cattle, windmill, threshing ma
chine, 10000 bushels Of grain and
new header. The loss is over SIS, 900.
partly insured.
w. P. Andrus, executive agent of the
State Game and Fish commission, pro-
! poses several amendments to the pres
ent state law. One is to change the
open season for deer so it will begin on
Nov. 10 and close on Dec. l. Another
amendment is to prohibit the spring
shooting of ducks. In regards to fish.
ing, he favors extending the winter
season to Feb. /, providing it be done
in legal manner.
A 4-year-old child of Anton Weber,
of East st. Cloud, while playing on the
railroad track, was run down by
freight train and it's foot taken off.
A sneak thief entered Erbly's barber
shop at Faribault and carried off near
ly all his tools.
A. NJ. Bailey, machinist in the
employ of the Marinette Iron Works,
at Duluth, after returning from church,
went up to his room, lay down on the
floor with mirror in his hand and
severed his neck from ear to ear. He
was IS years old and unmarried. No
reason can be assigned for his act.
A livery barn, 10 horses and a feed
mill burned at Hills, the property of o.
M. Rand. Loss, $4,000. The fire was
set by the feed mill engine. The town
was saved by hard work.
The residence of E. B. Sperry, at ST.
Paul Park, was destroyed by fire.. He
barely had time to escape in his night
clothes.
Miss Annie Nelson, of ST. Paul, fell
dead while working in the kitchen.
The seventh annual convention of the
Journeyman BARRIERS International
Union was held in st. Paul.
At Anoka as Northern Pacific extra
pulled in to- the depot an unknown man
from Minot, N. D., stepped on the
track and walked toward the engine.
He was run over and died in short
time. The,cnly name found on his per-
son was Frank Guimont, Osseo, MINI.
He talked few minutes before the
accidents and said he was there looking
for work.
A. NJ. Beal,' of Tama, To-, committe
suicide at the Great Northern hotel,
St. Paul, by taking strychnine.
Atfellow passing for an Illinois snow
fence inspector started in to- rob the
town of Hills. He opened one safe. but
was frightened away before securing
the money t,contained.
s Trust deeds aggregating 81, SOC, 900
were fled at:Duluth. They are from
1.-THE consolidated Elevator Company to
E.the Franklin Trust Company, of Brook
,lyn. The deeds are to secure bond
issues made by the Lake Superior,
Union improvement and Northern
Pacific elevator companies, all of which
shave, been succeeded by the CONSOLE
Edated Elevator, Company. ~. -
3. Burns, 5ex75county auditor OF
|. Ramsey county, was arrested upon a
sworn. but. by his mother-in-
Flaw, Mrs. Reidel, on a charge OF em-
Burns is. already under.
Etwo indictments for obtaining money
under false pretenses. 49,
A local grain dealer estimates the.
wheat crop of Goodhne county this
crop at ,25o, 600 bushels.
Two agents Of the dairy commission
returned from an inspection tour: in the.
IronsRange. During this trip they have
confscated l,700 pounds of oleomar-
garine found in stores, restaurants, hos.
tells and boarding houses. The commits
sion will prosecute in all these cases
where it is possible, and the investiga
.tion will be continued.
Between 200 and 800 turkeys were
stolen from the farmers. around Mont
rose.
"A little child, about 18 months old, of
Mr. and Mrs. David King, living near
Rochester, was accidentally killed.
Hewas left few moments in the care.
of two brothers. a little older, aged $
md z. In their play they found an
empty Winchester rifle in. its case.
Tn eldest also found some cartridges
and succeeded in forcing one. into the
chamber.
Gov. Nelson has issued proclama-
ton calling special election in the
First commissioner district of Wilkin
county. This is on account Of there
! having been . tie vote for commissioner
| in that district.