Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-31

The mark objected to as being decep-
ton was the device of l.. +. Pillsbury,
of La Grange, ILL.,, and though without
the best mark, was in other respects
similar to the genuine mark on -four
purchased from the Pillsbury mills in
Minneapolis.
News IN Brief.
L. S. Wickstrom, a prominent farmer
near st. Hilaire, was kicked to death
while unhitching his team.
G. d. Wright has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the Fergus Falls Water com
pany.
James r. Potts, of Adrian, Mich,
Young man about 30 years of age, was
drowned by being carried over one of
the rapids of the Vermillion river
Young Potts was returning from Rainy
Lake City in company with party of
gold seekers.
At st. Cloud Chief of Police McKelvey
shot and killed Frederick Clifton, a
tramp, who resisted arrest for high
way robbery. The coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict that the killing was
peFIecLly JuStlnaDle.
The Birch Cooley monument commits
sion awarded the contract for the mon
nment to be erected to mark that bat
tlefield, to the A. N. Peterson Granite
company of ST. Paul. The base of the
monument is to be 9 feet square, and
the apex of the shaft will rise so feet
above the ground. Rockville granite
will be used, and sthe monument is to
be completed and in place before Sept
2, the anniversary of the battle
y no art students OF ST. Paul haye in
eorporated under the name of The st.
Paul School of Fine Arts.
The Duluth & Iron Range railroad
will construct a $4,000 hospital at Two
Harbor for the benefit of it's employees.
The young son Of L. II. Stiles, at Wi
mona, was run down by a bicycle rider,
sustaining broken collar bone.
The First district congressional con-
vention will he held at Winona, Au-
gust 20.
}. r. Wheeler, a pioneer resident Of
Anoka county, aged Is. was found dead
in bed at his home. He was a deacon
in the Baptist church and highly re.
srccted.
Peter Hattleson. who assaulted Mrs.
Ward at Hewitt, was arraigned before
tho court at Fergus Falls. He plead
guilty and was sentenced to 80 years at
Saltwater.
Bernard Weibel, railroad employee
at New Ulm, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the temple.
The populist county convention Of
Polk county has been called for June
20. The convention will consist of
over 100 delegates.
George Alchon, agent for Gardner s.
Son, nursery dealers of Usage, Iowa,
was held up by two highwaymen, four
miles from Mankato while driving and
was relieved Of his pocketbook contain
ing $35.
The coal sheds of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad at Detroit were destroyed
by fire.
Mathew Matthews, a wood chopper
near Duluth, was killed by an acci-
dental discharge of a gun,
Gov. Nelson has dismissed the charges
against James H. Burns. county aud
itor of Ramsey county. Burns was ac-
cused Of altering the assessment rolls.
William E. Lee has filed his oath of
office as superintendent of the state re-
formatory at st. Cloud, to which he
was recently elected.
One hundred and six men under the
leadership of ''General' Holm, started
from Minneapolis on tramp to Wash
irgton.
William Peterson was drowned in the
Rum river at Milaca. His little girls
hat blew into the river aud he attempts
ed to recover it, when he got beyond
his depth and was drowned.
State Superintendent of Public
Instructions Pendegast is at present
engaged In the preparation of a school
manual for the guidance Of high school
teachers and educational boards It will
be completed in about six weeks.
Ed McDonough, laborer, became in
toxicated in st. Paul one night and
climbed upon the railing of the Jail
porch. He sat on this for awhile and
then fell over backward, a distance of
IL feet, striking on his head and break
Ing his neck. He died about 10 o'clock
the next morning.
Earnings of the state grain inspec-
ton department for the month of April
amounted to S66, 62O.12.
Miss Claudine Carter, aged "a years,
q student of the State University, took
q dose Of poison, which resulted fatally,
ut her home in Minneapolis. She is
supposed to have been laboring under
q temporary ALTERATION Of the mind.
Clarence II. Saulspaugh, proprieto
the Saulspaugh house at Mankato, is
sued for $50, 900 for breach Of promise
by Mrs. Stinc. The plaintiff was
known in Minneapolis IS Aenes Booth.
The deconb remains ST Mrs. Mel
lie Brady were found i'll sllanty on
the East Side fats, linn eapolis. Death
had occurred some time previously
probably from heart disease. b Il sgs.1
Paul Boyer Ia boring man IN the.
employ Of the city of st. Pau, was
charged with criminally assaulting
Mile linn, years old. 50.
Otto DIETRICH, driver Of a'garbage cart
at s.. Paul, was probably fataly in
jured by collision wi an electric car,
y. Kerns. the motonefr, is under arrest.
Fifty thousand wal Keyed pike were
successfully placed il Redwood riverat'
Redwood Falls. ss>.,s y ~ Il ;i.
joseph Baumgartber received aver!
dict Of $500 against the street car com-
pany Of Mankato fddr personal injuries
received on account 1of tse condition Of
its tracks.