Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-12
FouR fishermen were drowned BY the
capsizing Of their boat In the Chatta-
hOOchie river II Columbus


capsizing Of their boat In the Chatta-
hoochie river at Columbus, G
In the Massillon (O) district 500
miners were reported starving.
The barn of George Rhodes, q farmer
near Sedalia, Mo-, was burned and
eighteen horses and mules were Gre
mated.
A PROCLAMATION was issued by Gov.
Tillman announcing that the South
Carolina instruction is at an end.
AT Omaha Judge Caldwell's decision
in the Union Pacific wage conference
favors the employees at every point.
In Chicago Arthur Laperle shot and
killed Mrs. Emma Levi and then shot
himself. Both were prominent in So
ciety, and the woman had repulsed
Laperle's suit because of his love for
liquor.
The ]. B. Watkins Mortgage COM
pany of Lawrence, Kan, went into q
receivers hands with liabilities of
Is, $50, 600.
THOMAS BRADY, J. L. Wyrick and
Albert Mansker, train robbers who
killed Conductor Mentally at Oliphant,
November 8, 1893, were hanged at New
port, Ark, on one scafold.
AT Warsaw, Ind, Abram Felter,
more than 100 years old, was killed by
train of cars.
AT his home near Jacksonville, Ind. ),
Daniel Baugh celebrated his 1o5th
birthday.
JUDGE JENKINS, of Milwaukee, in
granting modification of his Northern
Pacific order, asserts that courts have
power to interfere in strikes.
A MOB lynched Dan Ahren, negro,
at Greensboro, Ga, for assaulting Mrs.
Chambers. helpless old woman.
SCHOOL fund commissioners of Kan
sas were said to have paid out thou
sands of dollars for worthless bonds
CONFIDENCE men swindled Simeon
Mantell, a wealthy farmer at Lebanon,
Ind, out of &2,1oo.
The Iowa legislature adjourned sine
die.
In storm at Emporia, Kan, enor-
nous hailstones fell and the windows
of nearly every house in town were
broken.
OWING to domestic trouble Robert
Jones, at Madisonville. KY, killed his
wife, mother-in-law and himself.
THE Michigan poet and humorist.
Ben King, aged IS, was found dead in
bed at Bowling Green, KY.
AT Winston, N. c., John Stone and
William and James Suits ran across a
bottle of peach flavor (oil of murbene).
thought it was peach brandy and
drank it and all died.
AT Bourbon, Ind, Joseph Knieely
was awarded the purse Of $4,000 in the
six-day fasting match with Ashley
Fielda
JENNIE SCHROEDER, Anna NJ Hartin
and Emma Howard, three married sis
ters at Van Vert, o., filed suits for di.
vorce one lawyer representing all The
charge was the same in all petitions
desertion.
In St Louis Henry Enregard quar-
relied with his sweetheart, Emma Stahl,
and fatally shot her and then shot him
self.
The death of Mrs Margaret Murphy
occurred in Chicago at tho age of 100
years.
By explosions following the breaking
out of fire In fireworks factory near
Petersburg, Va, eleven men were killed
and six injured.
The explosion of a sawmilI boiler at
Patricksburg, Ind, killed four men and
fatally injured another.
In Memphis (Tenn.) tenement
which collapsed four were taken out
dead and five were fatally injured.
The death of Alma Rogers, OF Dixon,
I'LL, occurred from the effects Of bull
let shot he received in tue eye at the
siege of Vicksburg thirty years ago.
AT private sale all the big worlds
fair buildings were sold to L. c. Gar
rett, a St. Louis contractor, for SIS. OO0