Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-26

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order out troops to prevent Iynching. 4
Great damage was done by q cyclone
thatswept over the country four miles
north of Sherman, Tex.
The Bergman family, residing in Du-
buque. Ia. were notified that they were
heirs to an estate in Australia worth
Sl,0O0,0oO.
The death of Martha Smith (colored)
occurred at the Brooks county poor
farm, near Wellsburg, w. Va, aged LOG.
throughout Illinois, Iowa, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Missouri and Kansas, a
heavy rainfall was reported.
w. p. Harrison, of Chicago, arrived
in San Francisco from an extended
trip to the antipodes. During his stay
on the Samonn islands he states that 10
individuals were deyoured by the can
nibals, and that he narrowly escaped
like fate.
Several arrests. made by secret serv-
ice officers IN Kansas City, ST. Louisiana
Paola, Kan, resulted in the seizure OF,
$91, 900 in counterfeit ten dollar silver
certificates and the breaking up OF a
gang OF counterfeiters.
An explosion OF tire-damp in a coal
mine near Raleigh, n. c., killed 43 men.
An ante-mortem statement OF Harry
L. Hayward, hanged recently at Mime
apolis for the murder of Catherine
Cling, says that he took the lives of four
other persons before that Of Miss Cling,
and that he never got into trouble until
he began to gamble.
One OF Americas foremost architects
and designers, Charles d. Atwood, died
at his home in Chicago, aged 46 years.
On January IA the National Editorial
association is to meet in ST. Augustine,
Fla. s.
a rainstorm, the heaviest in the his
tory of Chicago, flooded streets in the
city, electric car tracks were under wa
ter, people in the suburbs were driven
to the upper floors Of their dwellings,,
and the furnace fires of hotels, resi-
dences and big manufactures were ex-
tinguished by tho waters.
The democrats of Louisiana in state
convention at Shreveport reconstructed
NJ. 7. Foster for governor. R8
The will of the late Senator Thurman,
of Columbus, o., shows he was worth
$4,000, all of which was left to his
heirs.
at Ann Arbor, Mich, Mrs. Mary
Grossnan, wife of prominent busi-
ness man, drowned herself and three
year-old child in cistern. No cause
was known for the act.
Albert Neeland, ST. Louis photog-
rapher, who already has three wives,
was arrested in st. Joseph, Mo-, when
about to marry the fourth.
Bysan eNplosionsof fre-damp 20 min,
ers lost their lives in the Nelson mine
near Dayton, Tenn. ~
Flames in the Riche block at Denver
caused loss of 1925, 600.
In a freshet near Old Monroe, Mo-,
John Hoffman, August Lcngnecker,
Henry Longneeker, w. Meadows and
wife, and stepson of James Elankin-
ship, named Martin, were drowned.
Near Castana, Ia, George Wolfe shot
and killed Mrs. William Rattledge, with
whom his divorced wife was staying,
shot and fatally wounded his wife,
and then committed suicide.
In Chicago the Illinois Live Stock
Insurance. company, organized with
capital of 100000, made an assignment.
IN Minneapolis the third floor of
the Palace clothing house collapsed
under a heavy load, killing Gale Wal
ters, clerk, and doing damage to the
extent of $4,000.
The greatest possum hunter in Ohio,
Steven Ross lcolored), was buried at
Massillon, after having lived to- the age
of 105 years.