Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-12

the parents OF the girl having given
their consent.
NEAR Fayetteville, Tenn, Dock
King (colored) was hanged by 200 white
men for assaulting Mrs. Charles Jones,
white woman.
In St Louis Judge Peabody rem
dered decision. far-reaching In it's
effects on future strikes and lockouts.
He holds that the distribution of boy
colt circulars is q Unable offense.
The firm of j. ]. O'Leary & Son,
packers at st. Paul. failed for $500, 600.
NEAR Anlilla, Fla, Stella Johnson,
the 16-year-old daughter Of a widow,
was kidnapped and outraged and then
murdered by unknown fends.
THE mayor and other city officials
and score Of keepers of concert halls
and saloons Of the disreputable women
order at Lemont, ILL.,, were arrested by
Chicago police.
MARY L. PIERCE, aged 13 years, on
trial at Grand Haven, Mich, for. the
murder Of her mother, was found
guilty and sentenced to the reform
school until she is 81 years old.
NEAR Hymera, Ind, james Ward
killed Aaron Hunter, his father-in-law,
and John Hunter, his brother-in-law,
and then took his own life. Family
differences were supposed to have led
to the crime.
AN incendiary fire, destroyed the
Westminster Presbyteri church at
Minneapolis, the loss being 100000
Sioux Indians at Rosebud Agency, in
South Dakota, under the leadership Of
Hollow Horn Bear, powerful and in
Auential chief, warned Indian Agent
Wright and the employees to vacate the
agency within twenty-four days. The
Indians also threatened to burn the
agency buildings.
In Terre Haute, Ind, the office Of
the Adams Express company was
robbed of cash amounting to probably
$4,000. ]. D. Farden, cashier of the
express company, and J. r. Barnett,
city ticket agent of the Vandalia line,
were accused Of the robbery.
News reached Brownsville, Tex,
that the schooner Gurloclx, of Lake
Charles, La, had been lost with six
men aboard.
IN the Osceola copper mine near
Houghton, Mich, flames entombed
forty-two miners, and there were no
hopes of rescuing them.
A LAD accidentally set off GOO pounds
of dynamite stored in his fathers cell
ar at Specht's Ferry, Ia, and Edward
Latshaw and his wife and two chill
dren and Hans Bjornstern were killed
and three other persons were injured,
two fatally.
AT Emporia, Kan, and vicinity a
tornado did great damage, the loss to
the state normal school alone being
over $50, 900.
NEAR Hamilton, Ala, Ben Stillman,
an old miser, lost SIS, 900 in money, the
savings of lifetime, in fire.
The founder of Mount Pulaski, ILL.,,
Jabez Capps, celebrated his Goth birth
day.
In quarrel Jake Van Rae, of Hol-
land, Mich, shot his wife three times
and then lodged bullet in his own
brain.
ON the Cherry Valley branch of
the Kansas City, Fort Scott g. Mem
phis road train went through a
bridge between Monmouth and Nc
Cune, Kan, and twenty-three persons
were injured, nine fatally.
ROBBERS entered the Bank of Kin
kaid, Kan, blew open the vault and
took all the money, some $4,000.
In collision on the Cincinnati
Southern railroad near Blanchet, KY.
John Slosser, fireman, and James Hem
bricks, trainman, were killed, and En-
gineer Roberts was fatally injured.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In Formosa the insurgents were con-
Quoting a successful warfare against
the japanese, in which women shared
equally with the men in determined
resistance
In a battle near Santiago de Cuba
600 Spanish soldiers and eight officers
were killed and many wounded by the
insurgents.
In Paris an anarchist, who refused to
give his name when arrested, threw a
bomb into M. Rothschild's banking
house, but no damage was done,
GREAT BRITAINs parliament ad-
journed until November 10.
SPANIARDs recaptured the city of
Barre from the insurgents and massa-.
cred thirty-seven inotfensive Cubans-
mostly women and children.
AT the age of 6s years William H.
Hurlbert, at one time editor-in-chief
of the New York World, died in
Cadenabbia, Italy.
SOME 900 nihilists were arrested in
Moscow and st. Petersburg and large
quantities of bombs, firearms and dyna-
mite were found in their lodgings.
In China cholera was raging and
1000 deaths occurred daily in Picking.
FLAMES destroyed the greater part of
Liverpool, n. 8.
LATER NEWS,
The storm that struck Kansas the
night of the 9Th was much more severe