Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-20
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEN THOMAS, who since January,
1894, had been consul at La Guayra,
was appointed United States minister
at Venezuela.
REvoLUTIoNIsTs burned the village of
Nuevitas, near Santiago de Cuba, and
murdered five citizens.
The Manitoba legislature upon reas-
sembling at Winnipeg decided co reject
the order of the dominion government
to restore the separate school system
as it existed prior to 1890.
ALEXANDRA MARTIN, who died in
Creil, France, was the last of the lead
ers of the French revolution OF 1S4S.
The opening of the Canadian 800"
canal, which provides Canada with in
dependent communication between
Lakes huron and Superior, was cele-
brated.
In a battle at Santa Inez, near Hol-
quin, the Cuban rebels lost 100 men.
The defaulting ex-auditor of Musca-
tine county, Ia, w. H. johnson, who
absconded after robbing the county
funds of $4,000, has been located at
Honolulu, Hawaii
ANUMBER of persons werein the death
chamber of a young man at Rovingo,
Austria, when the floor gave way and
fourteen of the mourners were killed.
The young woman who had been the
dead mans fiancee was found dead in
the ruins in a position close to the
coffin.
RUSSIA, It was reported, would take
10 action to compel reforms by Turkey
in Armenia.
FLAMES in the Victoria warehouse at
Berlin involved loss of l 400, 900 marks
AT the Red Car iron works near Guis-
borough, England, a boiler explosion
killed nine persons and damaged prop
erty to the extent Of S25O,O00.
INSURGENTS captured a train loaded
with 1873 Spanish troops between Gil
bara and Holquin, Cuba. They also
secured $4,000 in silver, 1000 rifles
and so, 900 rounds of ammunition.
A STAGE between Bisbee and Ha-
casari, in Sonora, Mexico, was held up
by masked men and the driver was
killed and $4,000 secured.
LATER NEWS.
The fifth American whist congress
opened at Minneapolis the 18TH. There
are about 200 delegates in attendance.
The trial of Fritz Williams for the
murder of H. w. Thomas began at Min
neapolis the nth.
THE president left Washington the
18th for Gray Gables, on Buzzard's bay,
where he will spend the summer.
The boiler of the Union Cotton Press
company at New Orleans exploded the
18th. Mr.. Penrose was killed by boil
ing water and eight others badly in
jured. A number of laborers were
buried under falling walls.
II. X. GAMER rode a bicycle from
Philadelphia to New York in IL hours
and IS minutes, the fastest time made
between the two cities. The distance
is little over 80 miles.
HARLEM ship canal, which connects
the Hudson river with Long Island
sound, was formally opened the nth
with monster aquatic and land pa
rade. in which the United States army
and navy, the state militia and naval
reserve, the New York city police and
fire department and numerous civic
bodies were represented. The parade
was watched by $4,000 or more people
stationed along the line or march and
on the banks of the canal
AT Marion To-, two roughs, McCor-
mack and Collins, assaulted colored
man named Patterson on the street.
The latter fed to his home, where he
barred the doors. His assailants broke
in the windows with stones, when,
after giving warning, Patterson fired a
double-barreled shotgun, filling Nc
Cormack with lead and severly wound
ing Collins The former will die.
The house of John Rose, near Ken
wood, @. T., was wrecked by storm
the 18th. Mr.. Rose was slis htly injured
and Mrs. Rose was killed. Their baby
was carried some distance from the
house, but was found wrapped in a
quilt unhurt.
NEAR Quindaro, Kas., the 18th, two
boys, Joseph and Thomas Butterwick,
aged IS and 10 years respectively, were
struck by lightning and killed.
"A CYCLONE swept over the vicinity Of
Hartford, Kas., the evening OF the 18th,
taking everything for about 100 feet in
width. Twelve houses were destroyed,
rs well as many barns and outhouscs
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson were seriously
hurt, the former fatally. Mrs. Mary
e. Ramson'was also fatally injured.
AN exploding boiler at Attica, Ind,
the nth, killed VIM. Smith and Franl
Peterson and injured several others
some OF them seriously.