Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31

WITH crew Of twenty-five men and
one passenger the steamer Chicora
was given upas lost on Lake Michigan.
The Minnesota legislature elected
Gov. Knute Nelson (rep.) United States
senator.
In Duluth, Mimi, Kid Wright,
known all over the country as an ex-
pert counterfeiter, was arrested.
A RECEIVER took charge of the prop
erty of the Georgia Mining and Manu-
featuring company at Atlanta, valued
at So, 900, 900.
NEAR Mcneil, Ark, two masked men
held up the Cotton R1lt train and
robbed the express car Of $685. 900.
BY drinking impure water 200 citi-
zens of Lorain, O., were rendered seri-
ously i'll.
In the federal court in Chicago E.
V. Debs and other American Railway
union men, released from the Wood
stock Jail, appeared to answer con-
spiracy charges.
The Nebraska legislators were asked
to urge congress to have Papal Dele
gate Satoll deported from America.
F In tenement house in Indianapolis,
Ind, Mrs. Mary Hoop, widow, and
her 2-year-old child were found frozen
to death.
The republicans elected all the off,
Gals for the first time in many years at
the city election at Wheeling, w. Va.
The Knights of Pythias lodge at FL
wood, Ind, took steps to expel all sa
loonkeepers from membership at once.
A CYCLONE swept portions of Alabama
and did great damage. At Abbeville
child was killed.
In southwestern Virginia large
amount of spurious money has been
put in circulation.
BYa boiler explosion in brewery at
Mendoza, Ill, six men were killed, six
others badly injured and property
worth 100000 destroyed.
A FLATBoAT containing two men, a
woman and child capsized in whirl-
pool at Bouger's Landing, near Match
ez, Miss, and all were drowned.
In the Jail at Rocky Mount, Va, Will
liam Roberts was hanged for the MUIR
der of Jerry Barbour, prominent farm
er, two years ago.
SEVERE snowstorms prevailed in sew
eral western states. In Illinois, Iowa
and Wisconsin traffic was almost sus-
pended.
In Chicago a jury was secured in the
trial of Eugene V. Debs, president Of
the American Railway union, on the
charge of conspiracy.
FLAMES swept out the Crescent oil
mill near Little Rock, Ark, the loss
being S475,o0o.
THE Oklahoma legislature passed q
bill making train robbery crime pun
ishable by death.
In the Wyoming legislature Speaker
Ferry and Senator Woodruff resigned
because their constituents appointed a
committee to lobby for a state college.
AT Anderson, Ind, Mrs. Joseph Stu
debaker passed her 1O3d day in sleep
less spell, during which time she had
received no nourishment other than a
little wine now and then.
IT was found that Milton B. Matson,
arrested at San Jose, Cal, was wom-
an, and she admitted having lived in
masquerade for sixteen years.
"a FLAMES that started in the American
hotel at Elmore, o., destroyed the prin-
cipal part of the business portion of the
town, and Maggie Flynn and Mary
OMalley were burned to death.
SOME, if not all, of the state schools
of South Dakota would, it was said, be
compelled to close on account of the
defalcation of ex-Treasurer TAYLOR.
BEING told that soft coal, ground
fine, was good thing to mix with feed
for hogs, NJ. E. Eddy, a farmer living
near Sycamore, ILL.,, tried it and has
sixty dead hogs.
THOMAS WILLIAMS house near Conner,
O., was destroyed by. fire and his two
children persisted in the flames.