Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-26

TIE National Society Of the Sons Of
the Revolution met in annual conven-
ton at Annapolis, Md, in the senate
chamber where Gen. Washington re-
signed his commission as general of the
army and delivered his farewell address.
In South Carolina every liquor dis
pensary received orders to close imme-
diately as the result of the governors
acquiescence in the supreme court de-
cision that the law Is unconstitutional
AT San Quentin, Cal, Patrick J. Sui
Ivan was hanged for wife murder.
J. j. MORGAN and John Mason, mer.
chants of Harris, Ark. whose business
rivalry led to personal enmity, settled
their difficulty in street battle with
revolvers. in which both were killed.
ADvIcEs from Ingalls,, o. r., confirm
the reported battle between the Dali.
tons and officers. Three of the former
were fatally wounded aud two officers
were killed.
The death of g. s. N. Morton, acting
governor of the state Of Wyoming, oc-
Cured at Cheyenne.
FIRE swept away the works of the
Crown Linseed Oil company at St
Louis, entailing a loss of $4,000
A PLOT Was revealed by Mrs. Emma
Redpath, of Wisconsin, whereby an in
nocent man was sent to prison for life
for murder ~
AT the age of lO5 years Mrs. Maria
Robinson (colored) died at Carlyle. Ill.
A FREE fight began during a school
debate near Winchester, o., in which
Nathan Mansfield was stabbed to death,
| Edward Carroll had his skull crushed
and Henry Steman had his brains beat
| en- out. E
Ex-Gov. w. B. DANIELS, aged 78, Of
Idaho, died at Tacoma. Wash.
| For the week ended on the 2lst the
percentages of the baseball clubs in
the national league were: Baltimore,
1000; Boston, 1000; Cincinnati, 1000;
Philadelphia, 1866; Louisville, 500; St.
Louis, 500; Cleveland, 800; Pittsburgh,
500; Washington, 1888; New York, 900:
Brooklyn, 900; Chicago, 900.
| HEART disease caused the death at
Wheeling of Daniel Lamb, aged "a, one
of the founders of West Virginia and
the original craftsman of the state
constitution.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Tom Black and
Toney Johnson (negroes), charged with
incendiarism, were taken from the Jail
at Tuscumbie, Ala, by mob and
hanged and their bodies riddled with
bullets.
In a fog the steamer Los Angeles ran
on the rocks at Point Sur lighthouse,
near Monterey, CAL, and sank, and
four of the passengers were drowned.
WILLIAM DAVIS had both eyes gouged
out by a piece of flying steel while
working at the Arcade file works at
Anderson, Ind. ....-.
AT Decatur, Ind, Mrs Frank Warner
was killed and three other persons ia.
tally hurt in runaway while going to
a funeral.
T. r. R1PY, Of Lawrenceburg, KY,
the largest distiller in the state, made
an assignment with liabilities OF $780,
900.
On the north California coast the
fishing schooner, Dauntless, was
wrecked and four men were drowned.
EDNA LEHMAN, white girl Of st.
Paul, drowned herself in Lake Cal
houn, because a colored waiter refused
| to marry her. ......
In states east Of the Mississippi near
ly 10000 miners obeyed the order OF
the United Mine Workers to suspend
work. =->
The death of James w. Throck NOR.
ton, who was governor Of Texas In re-
constructionist times and was removed
by Gen. Sheridan, occurred at McKin.
| new.