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

rare thing TO hnd snow IN the WINTER
season. there was foot on the level.
FRANK JEFFREY and Douglass Hem
derson were hanged at Murphysboro,
Ill, for the murder Of James Towle at
Cartervi1le last winter.
NEARLY 100 feet Of the Wabash track
near Saunemin, Ill, were so warped
out of shape by the heat that it was
impossible for trains to pass over for
an hour and q half.
. FLAMES swept away the business
portion of Kalamo, Mich.
On the 500 road "a freight train ran
into an army of travelling caterpillars
near New Paynesville, MINI, and the
obstruction delayed the train three
hours.
At a sawmill near townsville. N. c.,
the boiler exploded, killing Ed Deal,
Fender Oxford and Gordon Oxford and
fatally injuring Reuben Jones.
NEAR Hillsboro, Tex, waterspout
destroyed several houses and drowned
one man and 800 head ofScattle.
JAMES FREEMAN (colored) was taken
by mob from guard Of four men at
Columbus City, Fla, and shot to
death. He had tried to assault Mrs.
Consel. -
= ADvIcEs from various points in Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas and Mis-.
souri, say that needed rains had fallen.
BECAUSE of poor business, the Burnet
house, in Cincinnati, in which Sher-
mans Atlanta campaign was planned,
and the scene Of many other historical
events, closed its doors.
ANTON BEN, of Buda-P esth, and Louis
Budinich, of Lussino, Hungary, who
8, 1892, arrived in Chicago, having
walked the entire distance, over II, 900
miles.
WILLIAM CowART and his two chill
dren were thrown from the wagon and
killed in runaway near Moulton, Ala.
The public de BIT decreased S5.3S6.611
during the month of May. The cash
balance in the treasury was $1S5, 27O,.
100. The total debt, less the cash
balance in the treasury, amounts tc
$912, 800. 292.
The National bank of Oklahoma
City, 0. T., went into voluntary insol.
vency. IT.
In Cincinnati John Wagner, bar
tender, shot himself, and when his
sweetheart, Miss Sophia Wagnell,
learned what he had done, she took
poison.
WHILE insane Loren D. Elias shot
and killed his mother and little sister
at Minneapolis.
The death Of George w. Brown, in.
ventor of the corn planter, occurred at
Galesburg, Ill.
CURTIS LAKE in Nebraska burst its
banks and swept down Medicine val
ley, destroying vast amount Of prop
erty and causing the loss of several
lives.
MABEL MOORE and George Daley
We're fatally burned in fire at Port
land, Ore.
A STORM swept over southern Mime
sofa, doing great damage to crops and
wrecking many buildings.
IN a row in Justice Eubank's court at
Snyder, Tex, James Dickson was
killed and Tom Dean and man named
Chapman were fatally wounded.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
OFF Cape Corrubedo the French
steamer Dom Pedro, bound for Carril,
Spain, was wrecked and over 100 OF
those on board were drowned.
The leader of the Cuban revolution
lists, Gen. Maxine Gomez, died on a
plantation near Barre from q wound
received in battle.
In the Spanish river near Manitou is.
land. Ont, thirty-three umbermen
camped on raft We're swept away anu
drowned.
LORD RosERERY's horse Sir Visto
won the historic English Derby.
For numbering little Jesse Keith last
October, 'Almede Chattelle was hanged
at Stratford, Ont.
The latest advices from Mexico say
that the total number Of lives lost by
the wrecking of the steamer Colima off
was 1877
The bark Carrie E. Long, from Phila-
delphia to Havana, carrying oil in bulk,
was struck by lightning and four of the
crew, including Capt. Rolfe, persisted.
ABOUT miles off Middle island the
Canadian steamer Jack ran into and
sunk the Menominee Mich liner Nor
man and three of the crew of the Nor
man were drowned.
A BOILER of the Ecuadorian, gunboat
Sucre exploded at Guayaquil, killing
the commander and fourteen men and
injuring seventeen more, thirteen IA
tally.
WILLIAM j. H. BALLARD, United
States consul at Hull, England, died at
his post of duty.
AT the age Of 60 years Miss Emily
Faithful, whose life was dedicated to
woman's condition, died in