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DEADLY REVENGE.

Sixas Mon I.ynched by Mob at wafse NJ
berg, Col.
ALsENBERG, Col, March 1.-TWO
or three days ago Deputy Sheriff Hixon,
was brutally murdered at this placeebyl
several Italian coal miners After
pounding the deputy's head into a pulp
the body was hidden and was not
found until Monday morning, when q
general alarm was given and blood !
hounds put upon the murde rers' trail.
In short time the well-trained dogs
succeeded IN running down four men.
who acknowledged having committed
the crime, and each endeavored to lays
it on the other. Late Tuesday after
noonsan inquestgwas held twilichythe.
guiltaof the four Italians was plainly
proved. s2sss4sA a 81 10
sAtsthe conclusion OF the session of
the day the prisoners were loaded into a
wagon and started back to the jail At
Bear creek, a region where there is
much underbrush, half mile from
IValsenburg, the cracko q dozen rifles,
probably in the hands Of miners, rungs
out. -Four Of the prisoners, whose
names cannot be learned on account of
the. excitement, were instantly killed.
Joe Welby, a young American boy,
who was driving the wagon, was also
killed. The officers returned the fire,
which lasted several minutes.
WALsENBURG, Col, March Is. An
armed mob of citizens and miners from
the surrounding country forced their
way into the jail here early on 1Yednes-
day and shot down two more Of the
Italians charged with the murder OF
the Arlkansan, A.. J. Hixon, last Sum
day No determined attempt was made
tosoppose the rush of the avengers.
|ss WASHINGTON. March Is. Marquis I'm
periali, first secretary OF the Italian le-
CATION, called at the state department
Wednesday morning and directed the
attention of the officials to the news
from Walsenburg, Col, Of theassassina-
| ton of four Italians He asked that
the good offices Of the state depart
ment be used Immediately to prevent
the further killing of his conntrymen.
DENVER, Col, March 1G.-The gov
ernor has just received telegram
from Baron Fava at Washington ask
ing him to proceed at once against the
murderers of the Italians at Walsen-
burg. Gov. Mcintyre will act at once.
DENVER, Col, March 19.--Gov. Nc.
Intyre Saturday night gave out proc
lamation announcing reward of 81 900
for the arrest and conviction of those
who were implicated in the killing of
the Italians at Walsenburg. He de-
clares his intention to give the matter.
his close personal attention and see
| that the law is indicated.
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1T is a wonderful thing that oysters,
after they, have been brought away
from the sea, know by instinct the
hour when the tide is rising and APP
preaching their beds, and so of their
own accord open their shells to receive
their food from the sea, as if they were
still at home. - 80 - .tE
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DELAWARE is stirred just

DELAWARE is stirred just now by a
movement looking toward the sup
preston Of the trade in strong drink.
An ingenious man has discovered that
the 200 saloons OF Wilmington must
take in over the bar more than $3.50, 900
annually to cover rent and license
taxes before they can begin to make
profits, which sum is more than treble
what the state expends annually for the
salaries Of judges, the state auditor,
the state treasurer, the secretary Of
state, the attorney general, the super
intendents Of public schools, the state
detectives and for the support of the
insance asylum.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

In perforating postage stamps a
die-plate is placed below the needles Of
machine carrying 300 needles. AS
about 1s0,000,00O are punched per day,
the wear on the die-plate is excessive;
brass plates wear out in day and
even steel plates are rapidly destroyed.
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The car Of Russia may not have In

The car OF Russia may not have In
tended to do so, but he has given Nine.
Modjeska an advertisement world wide
and beyond purchase for price. Be-
cause Nine. Modjeska read paper at
the worlds congress in '93 in which,
being a woman of Poland, She dared
voice the aspiration of her race for
freedom, the car has forbidden her to
play in any theater within the domain
of Russia. The audiences Nine. Mod
jeska thus loses under his ukase she
will far more than gain throughout the
civilized world, and, happily for her
fame, not because Of the car, but be-
cause of her own talents
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A CORNER FOR SPORTS.

A HANDSOME football allenge shield
has been presented by the lieutenant
governor Of Bengal for competition in
India by teams of native boys. They
play the association game. ss.s5
BULL fighting has received its quiz
etus in France. The cours de cassa-
ton, to which the cases that arose last
summer were ubmitted, has decided
that q bull is q domestic animal and
cannot belawfnlly tortured. q
.sy j. H. TYERs, the English amateur
swimming champion, recently beat his
own record by swimming at Edinb urgh.
900 yards in o minutes and S94.5 sec
onds. The same evening he swan 100
yards il 4 minute ands51 seconds. 81
Finland must sbe.a sportsanan's par-l
adise. Inlten years 90, 900 domestic an
nnals, including "a, 1000 reindeer, were
destroyed by wild beasts. and in that
time 1,l00, bears, 400 wolves, $4,000
lynxes and foxes, Is, 600 sermines. and
$4,000 birds ct prey, eagles, hawks etc.,
were killed. ass.5 fss.t ..s.tIii,..
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS have already.
beenlraised by the Greek committee on
the Olympian games. of which the duke
OF Sparta is chairman, IN order to clear,
{ therubb ish and put ID order the stad-
/ ion, the ancient race course at Athens,
where the international games will be
held.
+ A iBEQUFsTso f s 1000 has been left
Thy Capt. Norgate to the Yacht. Racing,
association Of Great Britain to pur-
chase cup to be given yearly to the
most successful yacht of the season Of
iover nineteen rating He also left $685..
O0Oasto found the Nottage institute
wherever the trustees think best, for
| the purpose Of instructing yachtsmen
and other sailors in the science of nav
.igation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

A HUNDRED years ago Mrs. Hannah
North, of Augusta, Me-, began sending
Inince pies to the prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail on Thanksgiving day. The
custom was followed by her through
life, then by her daughter, and now
her granddaughter is observing it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

In Paris we are told the style is set
ting clearly against Voltaire and
Renan. The reaction toward religion
has its representatives in the academy
and they are among the most powerful
of the Younger men,
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QUEEN VICTORIA spends much time
knitting. and the queen of Saxony goes
to the kitchen often to make jellies and
jam. 1t is, however, too much to ex-
pect that. these European fashions will
become fads in America.
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THAT gold should exist in the ocean
Is an induction that DR.. Henry Wurtz
claims to have presented in 1866, and
in 1872 the discovery was announced by
E. Sonstadt. A careful computation
with the best data obtainable, on the
basis of 90 grain of gold per ton of sea
water, about the proportion assigned
by Sonstadt, shows that the great ocean
should contain gold to the amount of
over $50, 600, 600, 600, 600, 900. The getting
of some of this by electrolysis, DR..
Wurtz now predicts, will be one of the
problems of the future.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

IT was decided by Judge Rourke, Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, that corporations
were entitled under the law TO dis
charge employees who belong to Labor
unions. &
Tue supreme court 81 Illinois declared
unconstitutional the section OF the
eight-hour law relating to the employ
ment of women.
NEAR Helena, Mont, A. B. Smelling
shot and killed Charles Mccullough
and then shot his own head off. The
men had been drinking and quarreled.
A MOB lynched Amos Gibson (colored)
at Forsythe, Ga, for criminal assault.
The burning of an express car on the
Vandalia road near Terre Haute, Ind,
destroyed $500, 900 in gold and silver
coin and bank bills.
In trivial quarrel at McGregor,
Mimi, Benjamin Jennetta and. his
wife were shot to death by Arcangelo
and Nicholas Cristilli, two fellow
Italians.
The Nebraska legislature passed a
bill prohibiting the manufacture or
sale of cigarettes or material for cigar
cites, IN the state.
4 FIRE destroyed the business portion
of the village of Devine, Tex.
AT Seattle. Wash, nine murderers
held up the county jailer and escaped.
By the burning of the Wabash rounds
house at Toledo, O., three men were
killed, one fatally and ten seriously in
jured, and property worth 500, Ooogde
stroyed. ~ = q - e
A NUMBER of persons and hundreds of
cattle Were drowned and great damage
done to property in Alabama by violent
wind and transforms.
FIRE swept away the storage ware
house elevator of Hugh Rogers & Co.,
Of st. Louis, with the contents, the loss
being 5000, 900.
IT Indianapolis Jacob Goldberg and
his wife were sufocated by natural
gas.
w. 81. MORRISON and W. B. Thomas,
counterfeiters, were captured with
their outfits and spurious coin by st.
Louis police.
The celebrated Baptist divine and
scholar, DR.. John A. Broadus, died at
Louisville, aged II years.
The chairman of the republican state
central committe, of Wisconsin, Henry
G. Thorn, died at Madison. 81 {.
FLAMES destroyed the building at
Cleveland, O., occupied blythe World
and the A. N. Kellogg Newspaper com
pany, the total loss being $4,000.
PoPULIsTs of the Tenth Georgia con-
gressional district nominated Thomas
E. Watson for the seat vacated blythe
resignation of ]. C. Black.
The death of John P. Leedom. a
member of the Forty-seventh congress,
occurred at Toledo, O., aged 47years.
For the murder of Johnson Duncan
in a dispute over cards Wash Strong
(colored) was hanged at Hawkensville
Ga. ~ 3.H
Miss NELLIE CLossoN and Mrs. Frank
Sumner were fatally burned by an ex-
plosion of gasoline in st. Paul house.
IN Chicago the Waukesha Hygeia
Mineral Water company went into the
hands of receiver with liabilities of
nearly 81 100000.
GRoRGE PRossER and wife, who live
near Neville, Ia, were robbed of 5000.
The passengers on steamer which
arrived at Key West, Fla, from Havana
said that the Spanish gunboat Arcedo
fred into and sunk an American schoon-
er off Puerto Padre and that the crew
of the vessel, numbering sixteen men,
persisted with it. y
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"OUT of every / 200 men who marry"
says an exchange, 1882 marry younger
women, $40 marry women of the same
age, and SO marry older women" The
correctness of this estimate is open to
question. How were the figures OBJ
tanned, anyhow? e -r .s 49,. .,- -
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A POSTCARD mailed at Hampstead,
England, to an address not five min
utes' walk from the sender's house,
made a journey of $4,000 miles. In the
post the card slipped into a newspaper
bound for Tasmania. On reaching
Tasmania the card was discovered and
returned to the sender in letter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

A QUEER coincidence was the cause of
considera BILE merriment in the lobby of
the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago the
other day. Early in the day D. Spar
row, Of New York, registered and was
assigned to his room. Within an hour
T. j. Quail of Gloverdale Mass, was
spread upon the register and he, too,
went to his room. In the afternoon C.
A. Partridge, of Chicago, registered for
dinner and remarked that if any notes
came for him the clerk should hold
them. L. R. Forrest, of Albany, n. Y,
registered soon afterward and all mail
that came for the three men was put in
his box
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In Kansas the legislature has been
very considerable toward women. The
election law provides that women, in
registering for municipal elections,
need not give their exact age, but have
only to say, I'm overall to enjoy the
privilege. Thus is the ballot robbed of
its greatest objection in the eyes Of
most women. Many thousands will
register II they can pose as simply
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

OWING to the warmth of the climate
people live much in the open air in
Australia, and on the frontier there are
said to be full grown persons, both men
and women, who have never slept un-
der a roof in their lives.
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To Take the County from the mar,

ST. LouIs, March IA. y. M. Lewis,
representing the bondholders of Dallas
county, Mo, has sued the county for
over 81, OO0, 900, and service is now be-
ing had on the county judges There
is talk Of having the legislature parcel
Dallas county among the ad joining
counties, thus legislating it out OF ex.
istence and voiding the debt.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

FAYETTE Co., KY, has improved roads
and these draw SO much custom to its
towns that adjoining counties will be
compelled to improve their roads to
save their trade.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

The steamer Elbe sank in one hun
dred and twenty-six feet of water, but
If it is true that 81 100000 in gold went
down with her she will be lifted out OF
her bed in the English channel
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Spring
ediic me

There is nothing more conc1us-
lively proven than that Hoods
Sarsaparilla is a radical and re1ia-
BE blood purifier. IF we could
show you the many letters we re-
ceive from people Of whom We
never heard before, telling of re-
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70 Anne Cobs 3, 81. Un,te i, states g

Colon, March 4 4. t he Cuban regolu-i
tionary, leaders who are directing af-
fairs from JamaicalAre anxiousv accord
ing to sadvices received by pathizers
here, to, bring about the annexation OF
Cuba to the United States.
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LATER NEWS.

AMOS TOWNSEND, ex-Congressman
from Ohio, died the nth at ST. Angus
tine, Fla, of heart disease.
WHILE the family Of b. M. Griffin, a
leading merchant of Fort Dodge, To-,
were at church the night Of the nth,
thieves entered his house and carried
off over a wagon load of household
goods and valuables. 81 Z
The National bank of Kansas City,
| Mo-, failed to open its doors the 18th.
No detailed statement has been made,
but the assets are said to be 81, 800, 600,
with liza Utilities of 81, 05O, 900.
JUDGE TULEY, Of Chicago, the 18th,
made a decision which, If upheld, will
put an embargo on option speculation.
1t was case where brokers sued to re-
cover the loss incurred by buying gas
stock. The judge decided that in.
asmuch as the whole transaction was
based only on profit or loss it was.
gambling.
THE British government has demand
ed of Nicaragua cash indemnity of
500, 600 as smart money to pay for the
expulsion of Mr.. Hatch, British con-
sular agent at Bluefields.
1oth -, .'.s 49,. -, : 49,. .' -
~ "a vara - 49, -. 81 $, -. -.
Ma =, ~, fonr ny o;nars ,,ara l;,sad ~
ana fat,il ;;,,,.ad : :, : -.la -. -
Giant nowdar = = = t>'1'11its Z, =
- %. sills1.s..
oners in the police station at T;ffSn IL
escaped the nieht of the 18th.
Mps Holder ~, wa lv,nncbad IN; & az.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

IN the Walsenberg Coli district
nine Italians, charged with murder.
were shot dead by American miners
and race war was reported to be in
progress.
AT Kolomo, Ind, the Indictment
for ENLIGHTENMENT standing for two
years against ex-Gov. Ira S. Chase was
discussed.
For the first time in ten months rain
fell at Perry, G. L. Wells and cisterns
were all dry and water for man and
beast was hard to obtain.
AT Amigo, Wis, ex-County Treasurer
Kennedy was arrested, charged with
ENLIGHTENMENT. His shortage was al
legged to be S4O,sO7. 4
In Kansas City fire destroyed build
ings occupied by the English Supply
company and the Western Newspaper
union and the Great Western type
foundry, the total loss being $500, 900.
FIRE nearly wiped out the business
portion Of the city of Waupun, Wis.
The Sabbath association at st. Louis
has begun the prosecution of store
keepers who keep their places Of bust
ness open en- Sunday.
Four masked men robbed Mahlon P.
Reisinger, farmer, of 5000 at his
dwelling near Wiltshire, 0.
In Baltimore two little girls were in
stantly killed by coming In contact
with fallen electric wire. 49,
JUDGE LADD decided the petition Of
saloonkeepers at Cherokee, Ia, was
void, and every saloon in town was
closed.
AT Oklahoma City John Milligan,
who murdered Gabe and Hannah Clark
November 3, 1898, was hanged. 1t was
the first legal hanging in Oklahoma
territory.
IN backwoods den near Carleton,
Mimi, officers found three girls who
had disappeared from West Superior,
Wis
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS broke the
worlds standing hop, skip and jump
record at Danville, KY, making 80 feet
and inches IS inches over the record.
A VIOLENT windstorm near Enfaula,
Ala, swept away buildings, trees and
fences, causing a heavy loss.
AT Springfield, o., new electric
gun has been patented that will FIRE
1000 shots a minute.
In a hotel fire at Mackeysville, w.
Va, three persons were burned to
death and four others fatally hurt.
The amount of fish killed by the
February freezing in the shallow bays
on the Texas coast south of the mouth
Of the Brazos river was IS, 900 tons. q
JOHN HARPER's barn at Goshen, Ind,
was burned by an incendiary fire and
thirteen valuable horses and two
calves were burned to death.
JOHN WOLF, John Noble, Andrew No
land and John Lowe, members Of 9
gang Of counterfeiters, were arrested
at Kansas City. Mo. 81.
AT the age Of 100 years Mrs. Agnes
Harrison died at Jeffersonville. Ind. g
In q fire at Laramie, Wyo., which de-
stroyed property worth 800 900, James
Foster was killed and three other per-
sons injured.
A TRAIN ON the Vandalia road was
wrecked and the cars burned near
Terre Haute, Ind, and several persons
were injured. So
SOME wreckage of the Chicora, which
went down during the winter with
twenty-four persons on board, was
washed ashore at ST. Joseph, Mich.
The Georgia Women's Press club has
withdrawn because negroes have been
admitted to the Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
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For 5 Greater Pjttsburrb

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 14.The
Greater Pittsburgh g bill passed the
senate Wednesday with only one mega
tive vote, thatof Senator Steel, Of Al
legheny.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

WILLIAM WALDORF Aston has dropped
s., 900, 900 in his London newspaper ven-
lures and is now ready to become an
American citizen again. There is no
school like that of experience
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

PHoNoGRApHIc clocks, which verbal
~ announce the hours of the day, are
made In Germany. You can get q
clock that will speak in any of the
modern LANGUAGES
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95arren &heaf
JOHN T. MATTsoN, Editor and Prop.
WARREN. MIMI

A LONDON firm which has manufac-
tured eiphtof the eleven cables linking
the United States to England makes
IS miles of cable each twenty-four
hours.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-21

A KANSAS CITY theater manager has
beaten all the high hat legislation by
politely requesting the ladies to remove
their hats. All the ladies complied with
the request.
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statess Cannot Help the Destltqte.

DENVER Col, March 16;: The 81:
preme court holds that the bill passed
by the legislature for the relief of east
ern Colorado farmers is unc onstitntion-3
al. Destitute farmers will have to
look elsewhere than to- the state for.
seed withswhich to make a. fresh start
|. this spring. lisit 5 s. SIS -
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BIG COAL TRUST.
1t Ia Organized to Control the Output OF
sss5; ohio Ny1na. so ssfzEzF5s Ek&s42

1t Ia Organized to Control the Output OF
Ohio Mines. 81 sf4sF
COLUMBUS, O., March 15.-A powerful!
pool of all the coal railroad companies
in Ohio and all the corp in. the
state has been organized here. Seven
roads which tap the coal fields are in
the deal, which involves millions
of dollars. The, output Of the state
amounting to over 1000, 900 tons OF
coal per annum, will be controlled
and $50 coal agencies, which formerly
distributed the product Of the mines,
will be done away with, allsoperations
being conducted from one central of
Zee. Between $4,000 and 10000 men
will be employed by this trust in i the
mines, and the saving from the aboli-
ton Of the agencies, it is claimed, will
enable the operators to pay better wages
than are received elsewhere. AS
Leeelom Is Dead.
TOLEDO, o., March lex Congress
man John P. Leedom died in Toledo
Saturday morning, aged ~ years. Mr..
Leedom had been living here in seclu-
sion for the last two years.
Mr. Leedom was q representative TO the
Forty seventh congress from this state, and at
the close OF his term was elected sergeant-at-
arms Of the no Use. serving two terms In that
ONCE. During his last term, and toward the
end OF Cleveland Is. hrst term Of ONCE the Sill
colt defalcation took place. Edward e. Sil-
colt was Leedom's deputy and he absconded
with 1000 and has never been apprehended
Leedom was relieved by congress Of paying
the money. that was stolen1 81 as y
spain in Trouble.
i MADRID, March l9.5 The Spanish
ministry has resigned in consequence
Of the trouble in the chamber Of depu-
ties Saturday, when all the reporters
withdrew from the 8 house as q
protest against the official sde-
Tense made BY the minister 81
war Of the officers who, attacked
and wrecked the office Of FL ilobo, the
organ Of Senior CASTELAR,. 1t is proba
bles. that Field Marshal MARTINEZ
SCampos will form = new cabinet. The
editors Of 81 the newspapers have
agreed that unless the freedom OF the
press is guaranteed they will suspend
publ lea ton.
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Ii Hnnr Chang's Powers.

. WASHINGTON, March 10. Official adj
vices. have been received here stating
that the powers of Viceroy Ii Hung
Chang, the Chinese peace commissioner,
are to negotiate upon four points.
L The independence OF Korea. i
2 A money Indemnity. *
Z Cession OF territory, and ~ bes ~
The read ustmen, of treaty relations be-
tween the two countries in. regard to commerci-
al relations, extra territorial jurisdiction and
other matters previously covered by treaties
which nave been terminated by the war. d.
ii Hung Changes credentials read
simply ..to negotiate,' but he is
clothed with full powers for this pur-
pose. The nego citations, as previously
stated, will take place atSimonoseki.
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PARTISAN cabmen are not allowed t.
smoke pipes while driving.
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Disaster ut Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., March 19.-One OF the
most gdisastroussfres in the way oflossa
of human life that this city has expert
encea broke out shortly after 10 o'clock
Sunday morning in the round house
5of the Wabash Railway company.
The damage to property was
comparatively small, but three men
lost their lives, two being killed in
stantly and nine others more OF. less
Injured.