Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

e sheAwas, temporarily insane, as she had
been heard to make thr eats of drown
ing herself. 5s,9l tl2ll@& ,tE@, Als5 ~
Adelbert Hammer, half-breed, was
acid to the grand jury at Redwood
Falls, charged with assault in the sec
md degree for seriously injuring Mrs.
|. Welch by hitting her in the back with
q stone. SEE sfg>r,,
George Hughes, a young man of
Rrookings, Green county, Wis, while
threshing at Candy, got caught in the
cylinder of the machine and crushed
both feet SO that amputation of one
was necessary.
Lightning struck the dry kiln of the
c. w. Nelson Lumber company at
Cloquet and it was burned to the
ground. The kiln was filled with shin.
giles. The loss is fully covered by in
surance. fg
John Brang, farmer, who was re-
Gently arrested in his home in the town
OF Wilson and brought to IVinona on
the charge Of threatening to kill his
wife, and was released on the plead
ings of his wife, went on another drunk
after his release and repeated his wild
actions towards his wife. His actions
show that his mind is affected and he
will probably be sent to the state
asylum. 49,
John Thomas, sometimes known as
Geo. Galusha, a Slayonian living on the
flats in Minneapolis, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
Nicholas Stein, an old and respected
citizen of Dakota county, was kicked
in the stomach and killed. Esfta stsf Z
Albert Anderson, OF Eden Prairie,
met with a heavy loss in the burning
OF his barn, containing grain, three
horses and valuabletools. Some small
children were playing with matches
in the straw stack. BY hard work of
u .ighbOrs the house was saved.
The Duluth life saving station was
recently put to the test, for the first
time, and saved eight lives. The first
accident was the upsetting Of a sailboat
in the bay, containing six men, Tom
Hogan, John Lynch, VIM. WEIGH, Phil
Gillon, Frank Mullen and Frank Man
ming. All were saved. Later double
she'll in the boat clubs regatta upset,
and the life crew happened to be close
by and immediately rescued them.
Ed Mann, was killed in Minneapolis
by the electric cars. Shortly
before the accident a down town car
son the Fourth avenue line had passed
Mr.. Mann, near Gran t. street, and he
had caught hold of the trailer. His
wheel was between the tracks, and as
a car on the up trip passed him, he lost
control Of the. wheel and collided with
the passing car. sts
II A terrible accident occurred on the
street car track in front Of the Bruins
wick hotel, Minneapolis, by which Til
lie Mansfield, employed as dining
room girl at the hotel, will probably
lose her life. AT the time mentioned
1.-the girl was returning to the hotel. At
|sthe corner of Fourth street and Hem
nepin avenue she was struck by a
Washington and Cedar car, knocked to
the pavement and the, whole right side
of her face and forehead crushed in so
that the brains oozed out. She was
taken TO the hospital but; no hopes of
her life are entertained. Il.
The Hoo Hoo's held ther annual ses-
sion in Minneapolis.
Fl. .Blodgett, farmer near. Wells,
lost. his house and contents BY fire.
ThelQss is heavy s3ist,E . 70
John Erickson, stone mason, fell
down a stone stairway in Minneapolis
and was instantly killed.
The board Of prison managers has
granted a parole to Louis Nelson, sent
UP from ST Louis county.
Sigfried .Sommers, of Rice Station,
was cruelty beaten and robbed Of $40
by two highWaymen on the bridge at
Red Wing. IS
A flow Of water has been secured in
the artesian we'll at Winona at depth
Of 1853 feet. i.
At special election, Fergus Falls
decided to issue S25, 900 bonds to build
electric light works. The Page water
power has been bought by the city for
|sp0yer SIS.
Merchants Automatic Sprinkler Com
pany, Of Syracuse, n. Y, has secured
contracts for putting IN 81 stems OF
sprinklers in the Irvine and shoe shops
at the prison, the improvement costing
"a little more than SIS, 600.
r George Hugher a young man Of 90,
Iof Brookton. Wis, who has been thrash.
ling eight miles west of Candy, had one
foot badly cut il the cylinder cf q
threshing machine, ~