Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-26
WEST AND SOUTH.

lHE great snow OF the south, the COT
ton States and International exposi-
ton, was successfully opened at Allan
ia, Ga. After the parade and the adj
dresses of welcome and congratula-
ton President Cleveland, at Gray Ca
bles, touched button and flashed over
the wire the electric force which set
the ponderous machinery of the expo
sition in motion.
THERMOMETERS all over the west on
the 18th registered in the vicinity Of
100. In Chicago there were three
deaths from heat.
BUSINESS blocks at Indianapolis, Ind,
were burned, the total loss being near
ly 100000.
In session at Indianapolis Ind, the
Patriotic Sons of America elected
James Kilon, of Denver, Col, as presi-
dent.
FLAMES at Alden, Mimi, burned four
teen stores, a church, a newspaper Of
fee and several other buildings
In jumping from carriage at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, Gov. Upham. of Wis
consin. fell and broke his right leg.
In OH UhC II Cdu StA LAC VI 44OA
ore miners was declared off.
AN address has been prepared by
the national silver committee appoint
ed by the convention which met at
Memphis some months ago which de-
clares that double standard is need
ed, that popular vote in 1896 would
settle the question, and that the
United States can act Independently of
European nations.
FLAMES at Trautman's station, O.,
destroyed seven acres of buildings,
the loss being 5000, 1000.
FIRE destroyed the large sawmiu of
the Murphy Lumber company at Green
Bay. Wis, together with the tram
ways, lumber piles, ETC., entailing q
loss of 100000.
A CYCLONE which swept over Door
county, Wis, wrecked thirty buildings,
farmers being the principal losers.
AFTER summers outing in the east
.ex-President Harrison returned to his
home in Indianapolis.
On farm near Canton, Ill, Mrs.
Charity Wright died at the age Of Jog
years, z months and 26 days.
A MOB lynched a negro charged with
criminally assaulting a white woman
at Benton, La.
AT Lincoln. Neb., the II. 7. Clarke
wholesale drug company made an as
signment with liabilities of nearly
500, 900.
BURGLARS attacked an express train
Al. n -
swamp near Waupaca, but failed to se-
cure any booty. The train was ditched
by ties placed on the track.
In Chicago Benjamin 3. Jones, pay
ing teller, and Receiving Teller Joseph
Fl. Wilson, Of the National Bank of
Illinois, were accused of taking $19, 800
from the concern.
THE supreme court of Indiana says
the lending Of public money by an of
fetal is felony and lays the offender IL
able to imprisonment for twenty one
years. .ss....8
A NAN named Kane shot and killed
William Goodloe, two Swope brothers,
and two other men whose names were
not known in a quarrel over gameso Of
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AT Spartansburg. s. c., Robert Poole
fcoloreD was hanged for the murder Of
Will Long (colore6 in 1889.
The doors Of the State bank at Re-
pull lican City, Neb., were closed, with
liabilities of $21, 900.
The United States government is
now in full possession OF the Chicka-
manga and Chattanooga field Tho
park dedicated on the 10Th to the ma
ton was consecrated with the blood Of
$4,000 heroes in 1863. 1t was conse-
Grated by battle which, for desperate
fighting and carnage, has few il any
equals in the worlds history.
PETER Kennel, a farmer residing
near Arapahoe, Neb., shot and killed
his wife and then blew out his own
brains. A trifing dispute was the
cause. Ess ~
AT her home in Fond du Lac, Wis,
Mrs. Elizabeth Durrant Black burn
celebrated her tooth birthday.
In hurdle race at Findlay, o., Lii
liam Shaser, an equestrienne, Of st
Louis, and her companion, Edward
Kerns, of Chicago, were fatally IN
jured.
AT Bald Mountain, S. D., two inches
of snow fell on the GOTH In Chicago
and other portions OF the west the heat
was terrific.