Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-30

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wounded him. y
THE grand jury at Louisville, KY,
dismissed the case against Fulton Cor.
don, who killed his wife and Archie
Dixon Brown, son of Gov. Brown. sew.
eral weeks ago.
FRIENDS Of free coinage gathered at
Memphis, Tenn, to hear ex-Congress-
man w. j. Bryan, Of Nebraska, reply
to the sound.money speech Of Secre-
convention. Mr.. Bryan contrasted Mr..
Carlisle's silver attitude now with his
views in 1873.
IN Chicago Frederick w. Griffin, the
assistant cashier Of the Northwestern
national bank, who was short $50, 1000
in his accounts, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to five years in the PEN
itentiary.
The death Of Gen. ]. B. Hawley, as
sistant secretary of the treasury under
President Hayes and six years mem
Der of congress from Illinois, occurred
at Hot Springs, s. D.
Louis KRACMAN, of Chicago, rather
than endure the reproach of living off
his wife's earnings, killed his little
girl, 2 years of age, and then took his
own life.
JOHN HALLS, JR., and William Royce
were taken from their cells in the Jail
at Danville. ILL.,. and hanged for as
saulting Miss Laura Barnett.
In the town of Paramythia, in the
province Of Epirus, which is part of
Albania, an earthquake destroyed
nearly all the houses in the town and
so persons were killed and $50 injured.
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was arrested charged with having three
wives in Indiana, one in Illinois and
one in Flushing, Mich.
AT Lakeview, Mich, George Reed,
aged 60, committed criminal assault
on the 11-year-old daughter of Rev.
Clarence WEIGH, and when arrested
took his own life with poison.
GEORGE MONTGOMERY and Arch D.
Riley killed each other with pistols 1T
the Troy Presbyterian church in the
Nicholasville, KY, district.
THE celebrated turfman of New
York, John A. Morris, died suddenly
at his ranch near Knoxville, Tenn.
IN all parts of the upper Michigan
peninsula forest fires were raging.
On the charge of numbering his wife
on the night Of January IL, Rev. Will
liam F. hinshaw, pastor of the Metho-
dist church at Belleville, Ind, was ar
rested.
The doors of the Fifth national bank
of San Antonio, Tex, were closed.
FOREST fires were raging in some of
the heavy wooded districts of northern
Wisconsin.
NEAR Nashville, Tenn, Henry Nc
Kinney accidentally killed two sisters.
a rifle discharged prematurely.
A CALL was issued by the Central BIZ
metallic league at Memphis, Tenn, for
a national convention to be held in
Memphis on June IL and 10 to formu-
late some definite plan for future ac-
ton.
REV. AoU1LLA ROBINSON, the oldest
native born resident of Indiana and
the oldest Methodist minister in the
state. died at Deputy, aged IS years.
FIRE swept away every business
building at Galien, Mich, but two
stores and the post Office.
THREE young men of Cambridge
township, Mich, Bert Salisbury, aged
%; Will Doolittle, aged 80, and Nina
Patterson, aged II. were drowned by
the upsetting of their boat while fish
ing on Maharr lake.
FIRE ruined the new Waverly hotel
at Hot Springs, Ark, and William
Burke, night porter, was cremated All
the guests escaped.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In Armenia five of the Kurds who
murdered Frank G. LEM, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, who was attempting to ride
around the world on a bicycle, were
discovered.
AT Springfield, o., Ex-Police Judge
Charles E. Morris, who stole $4,000
from the Citizens Building and Loan
association, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to six years in the peniten-
tiary.
LATER details of the loss of the
Spanish steamer Gravina, wrecked off
Manila, Philippine islands, during
typhoon, show that 16s persons were
drowned.
The diplomatic relations between
China and Japan have been resumed
by the appoin tment of Count Hayashi,
vice foreign minister, to be japanese
minister to Peking.
INDEPENDENCE was declared at For
mosa and the population will fight the
Japanese and will not submit to the
orders of the imperial Chinese govern
ment.
QUEEN VICTORIA cele brated her 10th
birthday in London.
In London Oscar Wilde was found
guilty by a jury of indecent conduct
and sent to prison for two years.
LATER NEWS.
AFTER 20 years. service in the police
department Of New York, Superintend-
ent Byrnes made application the 27th
for retirement, and the request was
prantad