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MAnsLAuGHTER CHARGED.

-Four Men Indicted as Result of q Re-
cent New York Disaster:
New YORK, March q. ----Four persons
have been indictedby the regular grand
jury as a result of the fail OF; tene.
ment houses in Orchard street, by
which FIVE men lost their lives on
March L. Those indicted are: Timothy
il Ormsby, inspector OF the building
department Contractors John Gleaves
and Peter Lemes, and the owner, of the
buildings, William 4. Lennon They
are charged with manslaug liter in the
second degree. ssss IS ~
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GRESHAM KEPT BUSY.
Betwe en- Spain and England He
... Has His Hands Full
Compilation Arising from tho All,anssl
IncidSnt-Great Britain, Nicaragua 81
81 and venexuela-The Monroe
Doctrine

HAVANA, March 20. The commander
Of the Spanish cruiser Condo de Ven
adito reports that on March 8, while
cruising off the eastern coast OF the
island, The sighted q steamer heading
Z for Maisi point. The steamers course
was to the northeast. The cruiser
hoisteda flag and, the steamer replied
byraising an English flag. The cruiser
signalled the steamer to stop but with
out effect AS the steamer proceeded
1T full speed the cruiser first fred two
blank shots, and then two solid
shots. The commander says he
did not desire to hit the steamer,
but merely to cause her to
heave to. He asserts that, the steamer
was but x miles OFF the Cuban coast
when the firing occurred. The authori-
ties here have ordered that full i'm
quiry be made into the commanders
acts. Judging from Capt Crossman's
story nobody can doubt that the steam
er was the Alliance, which was fired
on by Spanish cruiser on March g..
KEY WEST, Fla, March 20. News
reached here Monday thatthe schooner
Irene was fred into and dismasted by
the Spanish cruiser Infanta Isabel.
The news was brought to this city
by a vessel engaged in the cattle
trade between this port and Mainland.
The Irene is small schooner owned
in this port by Canary Islanders. She
has been employed in the fish trade all
winter, but within the past few days
returned with party of court officials
from Fort Myers, where an important
murder trial has been held. She
afterward sailed for the fish ranch at
Punta Gorda, where. it was reported,
an expedition sailed for Cuba. This
point has been under surveillance by
the Spanish cruiser, and the schooner
was followed from here and fred into
HAVANA, March 22.-The report of the
captain of the cruiser Condo de Vena-
ditto, which fred on the Alliance March
9, off Cape Maysi, has been made public.
In his report the captain says the cruiser
was steaming leisurely along within TX
mile of land. The captain reasserts
that the Alliance was within the 8
mile limit and was flying the British
flag.
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The inventiyeness Of Connecticut
Yankees is unparalleled. Every year
they grow more inventive, IA sgood
proportion. Of the population Of the
state ares inventors and ,patsntses.
Their business in life is ito invent
things aud take out patents for them
Lots of the women of the state
are patent holders, and their pat
ents are for their own inventions, too.
Connecticut stands the first among the.
inventive states of the union. The,
patents taken out last yearfby the IN
ventors of the nutmeg state number,
one for eEarylSo3 Of tAesss IS iih6ab b.
itants This was for q single year.. q M
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

THERE is much talk about the fire.
quency of American divorces. There
are a great many divorces in this coun-
try, but it is q big country and has a
good many people. While the actual
number is great, the percentage rela-
lively to the population is small. It's
estimated that the divorces amount to
only per cent. of the whole number
of MARRIAGES. 5@aaeAa '77A' 2sn
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THE Chinese empire is divided into
eighteen grand provinces, represent
ing an average area of 24s,0OO square
miles, The German empire contains
2ll, 900 square miles, the French repub-
lie, 100000 and the British isles ~, 900.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

PROF. You've finds by investigation
that the suns light is about 100000
times as great as the moons. If. there.
fore, the sky was covered with full
moons they would give but one-eighth
as much light as the sun. 2tSt
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DEATH OF MAJ. GEN. COOKE.

Tho Retired Veteran Of Several Wars Dies
at Detroit. Mich.
DETROIT, Mich, March 22.--Maj. Gem
Phillip st. George Cooke died Wednes-
day afternoon.
he was born at Leesburg. Va. in 1909, of q
good old southern family AT the age OF ID he
entered West Point, and for tifty.seven years
thereafter stood beneath the stars and
stripes. When he was graduated from West
Point he went west. The thirty years previous
to the outbreak OF the rebellion saw
him q daring and intrepid fighter on
the plains. In 1929 he dispersed the Comanches
in Kansas. In the Blackhawk war he was
leading figure. and against the filibusters Of
the Lone Star republic. short-lived as 1t was,
he bore himself with courage. He was
high in command ut the conquest Of
California and New Mexico. and led the
land which dispersed the Lipans in 1883 and
little later headed the small army which
drove the Apaches 900 miles through the
winter snowstorms When the rebellion
broke out he stood by the flag, while
his own son, Gen. John r. Cooke.
and his famous son-in-law. Gen., j. I T..
B. Stuart, drew their blades for the confed-
eracy. In this war he was supported by his
son-in-law, Gen Jacob Sharpe, mortal.y
wounded ut Winchester. He was retired in
1874 and since then had lived in Detroit A
widow and Mrs. Sharpe survived
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IT is said that comparatively few
Cinnamon at home know that a war is
in progress. They are concealed in
villages thousands of miles from the
coast and the news of the outside world
never gets ito them
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BARRETT SCOTS LYNcHERs
Case Against Them Dismissed BY Nebra,
ka's.Attorney General

~0S0 AKOlUNC AHC" Dunl08cQ Oy N0Ox08s
ka's Attorney General.
O'NELL, Neb., March p The case
against the alleged murderers of Bar
rett Scott, has been dismissed yrequest
of Attorney General Churchill. He
came down Tuesday morning from Boyd
county, where he has been in consulta-
ton with the county attorney and the
authorities, and appeared before Judge
Kinkaid and asked for dismissal on the
ground that he could not get fair
trial in this county. He did this with
out consulting the county attorney who
at once asked the court for an injunc-
ton against the interference of the at
torney general in this case. as he bad
no business there. Churchill replied
that the legislature and the governor
had requested him to conduct the case.
Judge iKinkaid decided for Churchill
and dismissed the case.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

A NEW HAVEN (Conn;) ;heiress to ST.
OOO,O00 has agreed to wed a plain
American named Carl Stocked, pro-
vided he changes his name to Carl
Stocked Battell, the latter being part
of her name. The young man prompt
!y proceeded to make the desired
change.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
'.,.si,1iof: the Age.
B ~ .kENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, Of RQXBuRY. MASS.

,pVNhlO Nl!yItIU ~ Vls nVhDVnsJ mHvvse
Has discovered in one Of our common
pasture Weeds::a remedy that cures every
kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula
down to a. common PimpIe.
He has tried it. in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed exeeptin two cases
(both thunder humor.). !. He:has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
ofsits value, allMithin. twenty miles Of
Boston. Send postal card for book.
&. benefit issafWays perienced from the
first bottle, apd:a perfeet:eure is warrantei
when the right quantity is taken. 81.
Whemtli lungs are affected it causes.
shooting palms, hke: needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver;or
Bowels. !. This IS caused BY the ducts be-
ing, stopped, and; always disappears in a
week aftertalingsits Read,the label..E E.
;,s:+ If the stomach foul or. bilious it will
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No change. of diet eyer. necessary. Eat
the best you cen get, and enough Of it.
Dose, pnestabIespo onfal sim water at bed.
time. Sold by alb Druggists. t;-s.i.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

The shipping Of all nations is of the
approximate value. Of 81, 100, 900, 900,
while the 10000 locomotives at work
represent valae Of, 81, 900, 600, 600, The
railways give employment to 1884, ogO
people, while shipping employs only
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: INTERNAL REVENUE.
For tho Eight Months OF This Fiscal Year
Receipts Amount to 01OO,b32 AGA.

FOr inc Eight Months OF This Fiscal Year
! Receipts Amount to 11OO.b32,464.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-C Collections
Of internal revenue from all:sources for
the eight months OF the current fiscal
year, as compiled by x-Commissioner
Miller, show he receipts to have aggre-
gated 500, $50 464, an increase Over the
eight months Of ls04 of IS, $50, sea. The
principal sources of revenue were: I,
Spirits, 59095. 53s, an increase OF 4,0s5, 763;
tobacco. $l9,76l,7 41, an increase of 096 999;
fermented liquors, s20,ils,76s, q decrease Of
sl29.O00; oleomargarine. el,l082 76, a decrease
of 1928, 1874 and miscellaneous. Sa36. 82O an in-
crease of s3A3, sA
The receipts for February were
81, 10. AS less than for February, 1894.
Among the various items there appears
one of 81, 1918 on account Of income tax,
under the new law. This is the first
time any receipts from this source have
been reported. 81: HISS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

AT the age of 81 years Col. Leroy 9.
Weaver died at Chattanooga. Tenn. He
was governor of New Mexico in 1877,
appointed by President Grant.
LATER advices say that sixty persons
persisted in the mine disaster at Red
Canyon, Wyo:,.of whom ffty-one were
married men and nine young men and
boys.
AT Warrensburg, Mo-, the johnson
county savings bank closed its doors.
FIRE that started in Kern's coffin fac
tory in New Orleans destroyed property
valued at $3.50, 900.
WILLIAM MARTIN AIKEN, Of Cincin-
natl, o., was appointed supervising
architect of the treasury, vice O Rourke,
resigned.
The legislature of Nebraska passed a
bill forbidding the salesof cigarettes in
the state to any person under II years
of age.
For the murder of Johnson Reese
several years ago Walter Bark was
hanged at Tahlequah, I. T.
AT Natchitoches, La, Joseph Valsin
(colore0 was hanged for the murder Of
Maj. Anthony, also colored.
The North Dakota university and tho
normal school will close, owing to the
fact that the governor reduced their
appropriations.
In box car at Trinidad, Col, three
tramps who had started q fire in tim
per's charcoal stove were suffocated to
death.
FLAMES swept away twenty-nine
buildings in the business portion of
Bayou Sara, La.
LAwLEss men were terrorizing Madi-
son county, Ind, and farmers will en-
ploy bloodhounds to hunt them down.
In the Illinois house q bill was intro
duced taxing bachelors s25 annually,
the money to be used in building and
sustaining an old maids home.
THE death of ex-Lieut. Gov. Edmund
Carnes, of Nebraska, occurred at Sew
ard. He was elected to the Office twice.
In a church at Salem Rev. DR.. w. M.
B. Yonce, professor of ancient lam
guages at Roanoke college, Virginia,
dropped dead. - &
MRS. HARRIET McMURRAY, aged lis
years, was among the women who
registered at Wichita, Kan. to vote at
the municipal election.
AT Youngstown, O., 1000 rolling mill
employees went on strike because
three puddlers were discharged.
MRS. JEPHTHA WILLIAMS and her son
were killed by lightning during storm
near Pine Hill, Ala, and Mr.. Williams
was totally blinded.
FUNERALS of the sixty-one victims of
the Red Bud mine disaster were held
at Evanston, Wyo.
In fire that destroyed the St. James
hotel in Denver, four fremen lost their.
lives.
AT the United States suhtreasury in
Baltimore the finest counterfeit quar-
ter dollar ever made was detected. 1T
is of the series of 1893, and is composed
largely of silver. Only the most adroit
expert can detect it from genuine coin.
FLAMES destroyed the packing houses
of Reed Bros, at Armourdale, Kan,
the loss being $1,000, 900.
In Toledo Judge Kicks decided that
a foreign-born woman who comes to
the United States and marries citi-
zen of this country becomes citizen
Of the United States.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

A YOUNG woman has been arrested in
New York for riding bicycle in mans
attire. The question will have TO be,
settled ether the bicycle. sblootners'
are an infringement on mans trousers.
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Placed Under Arrest:

New YORK, March 90. All the police
officials against whom indictments
were found Monday by the extraor-
binary grand jury were. placed un-
der arrest when they went TO police
headquarters Tuesday morning. The
indicted men are: u. S.s, 80 {;
Inspector William Mclaughlin, Capt, Jacob
Siepert. Union Market station; Capt J. ]
Donohue, West Twentieth street. station:
Capt. NJ. j. Murphy, West One sHundredth
street station; Capt. James X. Price, Mae
Dougall street station: Former Police Capt
William S. Devery. Wardman Edward Glen
non (dismissed), Wardman Edward 8; Hill
dumped hisIbaiD, Idaspt John q Stephenson !.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28
NEW YORK has society organized to
see that the constitution of the United
States is posted in public places where
all citizens may read it.

The Maine Sons of the Revolution
have just admitted to membership in
their order the descendant of Pas
amaquoddy Indian chief who fought
for America in the days of l776. $500,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

In Berks rShnty, /: Pa.,. there is a
widow who. might be made a leader in
the suffrage aIhovement. She owns "a
farm, which she manages, and she. has
refused to pay her road tax in cash, de.
mandingathaa same right to work ont
the tax in helping to build roads that
is conceded tdthena y is thesfirst casss
on record where woman has considered
shoveling gravel and grading roads us
mans right which woman ought to
have, but if it IS sign 81, the new
woman She will get,herrrishts without
agitation. Men are not given 20 fight
ing against womans doing the work
which no one gets paid for. 1, 4, Il ~
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THE polyp IS . wonde rful animal Cut
one in two parts, and two creatures re-
suit. Cut it into six parts and six be-
ings sport around. If two be divided,
each in two parts, md the head part OF
each be united at the severed ends, they
will grow together, producing q mons
sster with q head at each extremity.
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TRADITION CAST ASIDE.
British House Of Commons Votes to Pay
Its Members. -

british House of Commons Votes to Pay
Its MemberS. s
/ LONDON, March 25. The house Of
commons by vote of l76 to 1853 adopt
ed the resolution offered by Mr.. Allen,
providing for the payment Of members.
No more radical measure probably has ever
passed the English house OF parliament For
centuries asseat In the house has been open
only to those who had the social position to
insure successful canvass and the money 70
enable them to live in an expensive part Of
London the greater part OF the year This has
been the practical situation until five Wears
ago.z Wealth was the one thing necessary:
ability, or popularity went for nothing. for
ber OF the house Of commons The
change ,t-came when John Burns was
elected as one Of the members for South LON
don. i Burns was man .of: the people, with
nothing to recommend him but certain blum
honesty and freedom of speech that was
startling In conservative England He WAS q
rathor demaHOg1c labor leader until the great
dock strike Of 1890 His name was: then
coupled with such men as Cardinal Newman
and Mr.. Gladstone. The consequence was his
electton-unsought-to ;the house OF conn
mons. Burns = was practically the first
worklngman-and a poor one at
that--to take his seat In the house and the
party which elected him found itself confront
ed with the problem Of how his expenses were
to be met. This was finally done by public sib-
scription and the need Of IL directed public Ut.
.tention to the fact that only wealth was repre-
sented In parliament, II took long for England
to do more than think about it, but at last =
bill was prepared providing for the payment
Of the expenses Of those members who weis
unable to meet their own The. bill was de-
feated, but II was the point Of the wedge and
the father Of the present bin. i. 4.
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had Fire sc sioux CITY.

Sioux CRY, Ia, March es.-Ths
greatest fire il the history Of this city
Thursday morning destroyed propertir
to the value Of about $500, 600. Il
started at O'Clock in q pile Of rub~
bish on the platform Of the Western
Transfer & Implement company'swar
house, and in an hour the great iron
building, four stories high and cover
ing afull quarter block Of ground, with
over $500, 900 worth Of simpl ements and
carriages, was mass Of ruins
The FIRE spread to the plant Of the
Sioux City Linseed Oil company and
soon, the big elevator, with 1O0, 900
bushels Of fax in it, was destroyed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28
Best of All

To cleanse the sy stem in gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the springtime
comes, use the true and perfect remedy,
all the family and costs only SO cents; the
large size 81. Try it and be pleased. Manu:,
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

'SoMEr1MEs," said Uncle Eben, ..when er
man tells: yoh he's discouraged he doan'
mean muffin by it 'ceppin' dat he's 'bout
made up his min ter be good an lazy de
res of his life. Washing ton Star.
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LATER NEWS.

IN INcSSSs
A REPORT was submitted to Receiver
McNulty, of the whisky trust, the 25th,
by experts who have been examining
the books of the Greenhut manage
ment. There is discrepancy Of ST.
024, 100. .sss. Z:
The launching Of the big boat ST.
Paul at Philadelphia the 25th, was a
failure. While the crowd was waiting
it was seen by the superintendent that
the ways had settled down and that
the big boat would not bulge an inch.
The big crowds were quickly ordered
back and work at once begun on the
ways. The launching had to be post
poned. This is the first failure since
that of the Pennsylvania in 1873.
THE Walker House at Central Lake,
Mich, was burned the night of the 25th.
The guests were unable to save their
effects, but all got out safely except
James Mullen, who persisted.
u. A. HINES, treasurer Of the town OF.
Armstrong, Wis, was waylaid the
Knight of the 25th, shot and robbed of
5000. On account of litigation he had.
been ordered not to deposit the towns.
money ina bank Hines was not IA.
tally wounded. .5S: y, Il d
ABOUT 500 pounds OF ore taken out of
the Holy Terror mine. in South Dakota.
the 25th was so rich in gold that it was.
shipped direct to the mint from the
Adams express Office at Hill City. Par
ties who handled the ore say that one
bucketful was more gold than rock and
that it would yield SIC, 600.
TELEGRAMs the 25th from England
the s25th state that it is well known
among those familiar with court affairs
that rheumatism Of the Queens knees
has lately developed into complete loss
of power in both legs and has extended
to her back and arms and that fatal
issue is feared at almost any time.
MRS. Brown, of La Port, To-. was
fatally burned. She was kneeling near.
q stove at prayer when her clothes
caught fire. She ran from the house..
but caught in q wire fence, where her
clothes burned from her body. She
died in great agony.
Six persons broke out Of the jail at
Forth Scott, Kas., the night Of the 25th.
Among them is Bill West, the notorious
outlaw, who deliberately shot and
killed United States Deputy Marshal
Kinney on the street in Miami, I. T.,
some time ago. The others are horse
thieves and general robbers.
The president has appointed ex-Con-
gresham Joseph a. Outhwaite, Of
Ohio. to be member Of the board Of
ordnance and fortifcatl tons, vice Byron
N. Cutcheon, resigned.
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PROMINENT EnGLlsHMEN.t;

So HON. ALAN. y OHNSTONE, son OF Lord
Derwenttand lately second secretary OF
the British sembassy at Washington,
has just been appointed secretary OF
the. legation to Copenhagen 'ssf' 1.
MIR, PATRICK BoYT;E sSMoIIi The
last Of the Smollets Of sBonf1ilt and a
direct descendant Of the ahthor aof
as g eregrine Pickle and Roderiels
3 Random, !" died recently, aged 90. He
had represented Dunn baari ttonashire and
Cambridge in parlihmeta u; +. 81 4 s, ~
Dr. H.sF.sJ oHNsoa, Che new bishop
sp ffraggan Of Colchester, IS an Etop,
Trinity and Cambridge man, and when
M college fowed q on thess university
crew. During the Crimean war she
was .an9 officer in the First dragon
guard s,sthen studied law and finally.
entered the churc h. !. s s
Mr.. DYMoKE TYRwHITT, the last
hereditary champion OF England died
recently. twas HIS onhite at al corona
5tion to ride equipped :in fun uniform
into Westminster hall ands challenge
anyone who refused to take oath to the
sovereign, His everyday businessswas
more prosaic; he; yassass;stant man
ager of q railroad.
BE8nY, lately the hangman il Eng.
land, was summoned recently for not
paying a very small debt. He explained
that his lectures on hanging had not
proved attractive, that he had unsuc.
cessfully tried to get work, as com
mYr,prcial traveller and that none Ot his
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-28

The two German savants, Wagner
and Supon, who have for many years
been trying. to secure a census offthe
world, estimate; the whole population
at l,479, 729,4O0 people. They give to
Asia s35, 945,ooo; to Europe, s57, s79, 600;
to Africa, $685. 900; to America, 12l,-
$4,000; to, the Oceanic islands and the
polar regions, 1900, 400, and to Austria
liza, $780, 700. The people who think that
America is crowded and are Looking to
Africa will see that .the Dark aonti-
nent, with about the same territory as
America, .hass 4, 900 900 mofe people
now, and vefYsi few of them areliving
in cities. J., sns s.# 8#bN &M