Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-10-11


due at Savannah from New York. was
reported as lost with all ON board.
A COUNTERFEIT five dollar national
bank note was discovered on the CHI
zens' national bank of Niles, Mich,
check letter b, series of 1882. The en-
tire face Of the note is brown instead
of black.
Gen. GRENyILLE NJ. DODGE, Of Iowa,
was elected president at the annual
meeting in Council Bluffs, Ia, of the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee.
FLAMES destroyed an entire business
block in the village of Buckhannon.
W. Va.
The safe of the bank at bloomfield,
Ind, was blown to pieces by robbers
and $500 carried away.
FURTHER reports from the Georgia
election show that the popnlists made
gains in almost every county in the
state and that the democratic majority
would probably not be more than
$4,000, against nearly 10000 at the last
general election.
The City Of Athens sailed for the
United Kingdom with the first cargo
of wheat shipped from Tacoma, Wash,
amounting to 1880 tons.
BY the collision of q locomotive and
street car in St. Louis six persons
were injured, three of them fatally.
BODIES of fifty persons, victims of
the recent tropical storms, were
washed ashore near Key West.
FIRE swept away the axle works of
j. r. johnson s. Co at Richmond, Va,
the loss being $780,
In Baltimore the first of the seven
baseball games of the Temple cup se-
ries between the New York and Balti-
more clubs was won by New York by a
score of to l.
AT Chillicothe, O., Flying Jib paced
mile with running mate in 1854.
The previous best record at this style
of going was 2:01k.
In freight wreck at Southfield,
Mo-, Engineer Michael Ketchum, Fire
man Thomas Warren and Brakeman
M. E. Hummel were killed.
AT Indianapolis company was or
ganized which will practically give
them the monopoly of the wheel bust
ness in the country. D. N. Smith, of
jackson, Mich, was elected president
In a quarrel George Neorr, aged so,
saloonkeeper at Indianapolis, Ind,
fatally shot his wife and then killed
himself.
IT was said that William Vance, SEN
fenced to term of twenty years at
st. Joseph, Mo-, for attempted murder,
was innocent.
BY falling walls during fire in a
furniture store in Detroit, Mich, six
persons were killed and number in
jured.
IN Schultz's sawmill near Parkers-
burg, W. Va, the boiler exploded, kill
ing three men and fatally injuring
two others.
AT Fontanet, Ind, five men were in
dicted for wrecking Big Four pas
senger train during the great railroad
strike.
Two FARMERS, Charles Perky and
Jones Overton. fought over the line of
fence near Knoxville. Tenn, and
killed each other.
On the Georgia Southern road train
was wrecked in a cut near Bristol,
Tenn, ten passengers being injured
and eight coaches burned.
The four young children OF John d.
Chandler, of Smithsonia, Ala, were
cremated. The parents left the house,
locking the little ones in, and when
they returned the dwelling and all its
contents were in ashes.
A RoBBER held up Edward Garnet,
treasurer of Brewster county, Tex, at
Alpine and robbed him of $4,000
SEVEN negroes were killed at Pow
er's Station, KY, for insisting upon
riding in car with white men.
FLAMES in a frame barn in Chicago
caused the death of thirty-five horses.
The discovery was made that prison
contract labor had been abolished in
Michigan by an error of the legisla-
ture.