Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13

"A valuable gold watch was stolen
from N. B. Soper, farmer living
near Crookston, and Chief Dreamer
arrested the supposed thief at Ada, in
the person OF John Petosky, who has
been in the employ of Soper for some
lime.
The stock of Forde & Davidson, at
Belview was sold at sheriff's sale to o.
I. Bamsland & Co. The creditors were
st. Paul and Minneapolis houses.
While playing ball at Good Thunder
Edward Reich became overcome by
heat and death was quick result.
Laura Taught, 20 years old, died at
Mankato from an overdose of arsenic,
taken with suicidal intent.
Daniel Melster, IS years old, was
killed at Luverne by being thrown from
. pony and having his back broken.
Martin, the 15-year-old son of Charles
Wise, was drowned in Lake Pepin
while bathing near lumber raft In the
vicinity Of the government breakwater.
Thomas Saubey, lumberman, said
to live ut Crookston, attempted to make
moving train at McGregor station,
and missing his hold, was thrown un,
der the wheels and killed.
The board of prison managers grant
ed paroles as follows: Robert Blanz, T.
Simonson and Annie Doolittle, Stearns
county; w. 8. Norton, st. Louis county;
I. P. Miller and John Miller, Henne-
pin county; John McDermott and DR..
s. J. Pearce, Ramsey county; Frank
Lundgren, Mobiles county.
Binding twiue prices for the season
were fixed by the board of prison man
ayers at quite reduction from last
year. Prices are: American hemp, S
cents per pound; Standard, cents;
Sisal, ~ cents; Manila, Sisal, mixed
So cents; pure Manila, 81 cents
Julius Adams, president Of the Min
nesota State Federation Of Labor, has
issued the official cali for the semi-an-
nnal meeting of the federation, to be
held in Duluth June %. The call ex.
horts all labor organizations to be re.
presented BY delegates and points out
the Importance Of such representation
Chas. Foote, young farmer living
near Royalton, attempted to commit
suicide at an early hour one morning
by taking an ounce of aconite.. He had
just eaten his breakfast and at once
began to vomit. Doctors were sum
moned and he is now thought to be out
Of danger. It was brooding over a love
affair that drove him to the deed.
The west-bound freight on the 500
line pulled into New Paynesville three
hours late recently, having been de-
layed by q travelling army of CATER
pillars between there and Eden Valley.
The trainmen said they were an inch
thick and several rods wide, and were
travelling northwest.
The Hessian fly has made It's appear
ance in some parts of the state, so says
Prof. Lugger Of the experimental stat
ion, but he apprehends they will dc
little damage from the fact that the
late frosts we had killed the eggs.
s. A young son Of w. D. Gotta, living
near Stephen was standing in front OF
mower when the horses sud.
denly started and before he could get
away his right foot was cut off at the
ankle.
The propeller Belle Cross, loaded
with lumber, sunk in Duluth harbol
Saturday night. The boat will be
pumped out and raised.
John Hart, night inspector for the
Hartman Electric company, while in
specting the electric street lamp at Du.
lutb. received full current through
his body, about 1900 volts An Office,
who saw the man fall fastened to the
spot and found him dead. Harris PEG.
pie live in Canada.
The barn Of Mr.. Purdy, . farmer liv,
ing near Buffalo, was struck by light
ming and totally destroyed.
The S-year-old son Of Julius Engle'
son, Of Westbank, shot himself through
the head. The ball entered near his
ear and came out on the opposite side.
He will die.
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