Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-17
By a nitro-glycerine explosion at St.
Mary's, O., three men were instantly

by n1trO-glycer1ne explosion at ST
Mary's, O., three men were instantly
killed.
AT their home in Be1leville, Ind.
Rev. 2. Hinshaw was seriously and
his wife fatally wounded by thieves.
FIRE destroyed the Wveth horse col
lar factory at st. Joseph, Mo-, the Loss
being $15o,0oo
AT their home in Minneapolis Orson
w. Rollins and his wife were found
dead under suspicious circumstances.
The legislature Of Indiana met in
ffty-ninth session, Senator Newly be
ing made president pro tenn. Of the
senate and j. q. Adams speaker of the
house.
GEORGE MAPPE and 8 Boldly" Wooden
both colored and murderers of Marion
Ross, were hanged in the Jail at Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
FLAMES wiped out twenty buildings
in the mining town of Foster, Ia.
FIRE destroyed the Norwegian Luth.
eran seminary, located in the suburbs
Of Minneapolis.
THE execution Of William Taylor
fcolored), who murdered Squire Davio
Dotty in Madison county on December
2 last, took place at Richmond, KY.
In Chicago resolutions calling for the
revision of football rules to prevent
brutality were adopted at meeting
of presidents of northwestern univer
sites.
AT a Joint session of both houses Of
the Indiana legislature Gov. Matthews
read his biennial message.
AT New Ulm, Mimi, Samuel D. Pc
terson was given verdict for O,OOC
against the Western Union Telegraph,
company, which transmitted an anony.
nous ibelous telegram.
In the trunk of George Streephy,
arrested at Youngstown, o., for post
Office robbery, were found over thou
sand love letters from young women il
every state.
AT Indianola, Miss, an unsuccessful
attempt was made to hold up train
Two passengers were wounded by {
fusillade from the would-be robbers
A SLEIGH containing a party return
ing from a wedding near Lebanon
Ind, was struck by an engine, and ia
cob Moss and Miss Mary Overleese, the
groom and bride, were killed.
In Ohio, canvass Of the Hooking
valley disclosed 1900 families in urgent
need of aid.
JOHN MoHNEY, aged 81, and Eliza
Mohney, aged IS, after q married life
Of forty-Ave years, and having ten chill
6,sor 1ixy1~oo1 OF L.
Mo.
FIRE destroyed the Cunning block
and number of other buildings al
GAINESVILLE, o., the loss being 1925, 900
AT Reno, New, Mrs. Alice M. Hart
man, who killed Senator NJ. D. Foley
last July, was found guilty and sen
fenced to eleven years in prison.
In Deception bay, of the coast OF
Washington, the schooner Justine foun
dered and her crew Of fifteen were
drowned.
j. H. BALDR1aE's home near Jeffer.
son, a., was destroyed by fire and his
nine children were badly ost-bitten.
MASKED men entered the expires.
car of a Burlington train neal
Ottumwa, Ia, and after tying the
hands of the occupants robbed the safe
of about $4,000.
OFFICERS captured Bill Cook, thu
leader of the outlaw band which bears
his name, at Fort Stanton, N. NJ.
WHILE at breakfast Col. Ulysses G
Scheller-Deb oue, a former member o.
Gen. Grants staff, died at Galena, Ill
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
AT Birmingham twenty-five Armeni
ans were condemned to death for muir
der in spite of proof of their innocence
AFTER six months exploration O.
Hudson bay territory never before Wis
tied bv white man, j. B. Tyrrell, {
geological surveyor, arrived at Win
nipeg.
FLAMES that started in the Times Of
fee in Toronto, Can, destroyed blocl
of wholesale buildings, the damage be
ing 5000, 1000. One life was lost.
AT the age of SO years Alvin L. Den
nison died at. Birmingham, England
He was known throughout the world
as the father Of the American system
of Matchmaking. He was born in Free
port, Me.
UNDER Gen. Nogi the japanese army
captured Kai Ping after four hours
fighting. Two hundred Chinese were
killed.
WILL CRE1rNER and N. I. Tuttle, o:
company G, and Jacob Denhoif, Of the
post band, were drowned at Niagara
on-the-Lake, Ont.
IT was said that ex-Queen Liliuoka
lani had forwarded petition to Presi
dent Cleveland for q life annuity and
for the annexation of Hawaii to the
United States. =
The United States and Italy will de
mand satisfaction of Morocco for the
boarding of the bark seutola by pirates
DURING storm the French steamer
Acanis foundered miles of Cape Ca.
veau and thirteen persons were
drowned.
LATER NEWS
A SECRET meeting of the bondsmen
of w. w. Taylor, the defaulting treas
urer of South Dakota, was held in Chi
cago the 18th.
SENATOR HILL, of New York, the 14th
declared himself in favor of the consti.
tutional amendment providing for the
election of senator's by popular vote.
The annual bonspiel Of the North.
western Curling ASSOCIATION opened al
Milwaukee, Wis, the 14th.
Gov. MORRILL, was inaugurated gov.
ernOr of Kansas the 14th.
MRS. HANsBRoUGH, wife of Senator
Hansbrongh, Of North Dakota, died a,
Washington, D. c., the 14th, of acute
pneumonia. H
The Dover National bank. at Dover,
N. H., suspended thes14th. An exami,
nation of the books shows defalcation
of about $6O, 900 or $50, 900. Mr.. Abbott,
the cashier, suicided.
The morning of the 18th, at HAYES.
vile, KY, the tug boat Boaz struck the
shore and lost % of her barges. The
barges turned sideways and were sunk