Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-04
WEST AND SOUTH.

prices of all kinds of meats would be
higher this summer than they have
been for ten years past.
JEFFERSON MAY and John, James and
Chauncey Boyer were arrested at
Rockford, ILL.,, for counterfeiting.
BURGLARS robbed the Auburn state
bank at Auburn, ILL.,, of something over
81, 900.
WITH liabilities of $4,000 the Clar-
ence bank at Clarence, Mo-, suspended.
AT Greenwood, KY, officers of the
Queen & Crescent railroad intercepted
train robbers and killed two of them.
FLAMES at West Superior, Wis, de-
stroyed j. P. Nelson's property and his
wife and three children were probably
fatally burned.
CHRIS CHRIs1lANsoN's home at Minot,
n. D., was burned, and five of his nine
children were cremated.
AT the annual encanJpment in Mount
Clemens Gen. s. b. Daboll, of st. Johns,
was elected department commander of
the Michigan G. A. R.
The doors of the Commercial bank at
Cincinnati, state institution long re-
garded as financially solid, were closed
with liabilities Of 81, 10000
AT Madison, Ill, the mayor and
board of trustees were found guilty of
malfeasance in Office for permitting a
milling house to run.
The thermometer registered 80 de-
grees in the shade on the 27th'at Jeffer-
son, Ia.
FROM its division running into Fort
Howard, Wis, the st. Paul Railway
company discharged eleven engineers
and thirty-five fremen because they
frequented saloons.
AT Stanton, Neb., the State bank
went into voluntary liquidation.
In an attempt to find hidden money
burglars cruelty tortured Mrs. Mary
Berger, aged So years, at Springfield,
Ill.
PRAIRIE fires were raging in the Otoe
and Ponca Indian reservations several
miles north of Perry, 0. T.
FLAMES at St. Augustine, Fla, de-
stroyed forty-nine residences and bust
ness houses, besides several smaller
structures, entailing loss of 800, 900.
THE bursting of a reservoir near New
castle. Col. swept away several bridges
and many farms were ruined.
AT the age of 100 years, Mrs. Reach,
an eccentric character, died at Osh-
kosh, Wis. Twenty years ago she pur-
chased coffin, and at her own request
she was buried in it after she had used
it score Of years for bed.
A THEATRICAL company that left st.
Louis to walk to New York in los days
on a wager gave up the job at Efang.
ham, Ill.
The Langston sawmill boiler, near
Apple Valley, Ca, exploded, killing
William Goode, John Langston and q
negro woman.
AT Kansas City the Nonpartisan
Woman's Christian Temperance union
decided to remove their hats at church
services and all indoor meetings.
FLAMES nearly destroyed Wyckoh,
Mimi, q town of about 600 inha bitants.
DUST storms in central Iowa par
tally obscured the sun and hindered
railroad traffic
WHILE temporarily insane G. Z. Will
liams, of st. Louis, killed Catherine
Kaeser, his aunt, and then committed
suicide.
While robbinR q store at Braggs
Station. Ark, Samuel McWilliams, q
notorious bandit, and acompanion were
shot down.
AT San Francisco federal officers un-
earthed gang engaged in circulating
forged Chinese residence papers.
In Lawrence. Kan, an anti-cigarette
ordinance went into effect and no Gig
arettes can be purchased in that city.
AT Bristol, Tenn, the Bank and
Trust company assigned with liabili-
ties Of $s4, 720.