Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-08-08
WEST AND SOUTH.

NEAR SOcOrrO, N. NJ, 1armnOuSes
and crops were entirely swept away by
a cloudburst and seven persons were
killed. The property loss was over
81 900. 600.
FLAMES started by tramps sleeping
in the livery barn of NJ. A. Donbarg al
Wells, Mimi, destroyed property worth
$40, 900 and cremated thirty horses.
In Kansas City, Mo-, the Dollar saw
| ings bank went into voluntary liquida
tion for the purpose of retiring from
business. 1t would pay dollar for dol
lar.
| FLAMES at Menominee, Mich, swept
over thirty acres of ground occupied
by the A. Spies, the Girard, the Bay
Shore and other lumber companies, de
stroying two lives and property worth
nearly $l,OOo,OOO.
MEXICAN war veterans of Illinois, In
diana, Iowa, Kentucky and Missouri
will hold their interstate reupion on
August 10 and 20 at Belleville. III.
PopULIsTs of Mississippi in state con.
.vention at jackson named q full ticket
headed by Frank Burkitt for governor.
:
unlimited coinage of silver.
In convention at baltimore Mary
land democrats nominated John e.
Hurst. of that city, for governor. The
resolutions adopted approve the ad-
ministration of President Cleveland,
declare against free silver and approve
the Wilson tariff bill.
AT Ashland, Wis, Mary Thrush was
sentenced to states prison for life for
numbering her husband last spring.
VI Adelaide, Col, a cloudburst de
stroyed property and killed three per-
sons.
HARVEY CRY, Ore, was wiped out by
an incendiary fire.
The home of William Hogan at Ma
riop, O., was destroyed by fire and Mrs.
Hogan and her son Frank were fatally
burned.
THE king Of the light harness PAGERS,
RobertJ j., was defeated at Cleveland, o.,
by Joe Patchin, the average time for the
four heats being 2:O41195, the fastest race
ever paced.
The doors Of the Colorado City State
bank at Colorado Springs, Col, were
closed.
FIRE destroyed Reame's tobacco
warehouse and opera house, A. Max,
and Ellis & Stones dry goods stores
and several other business houses at
Durham, N. G. Loss, 100000.
The total ore shipments from Du-
sluth, Mimi. during July were 536, 14s
tons, the largest on record.
In Cincinnati the Standard Wagon
company assigned with assets Of $500, :
900 and liabilities of $40O, 200. The
Davis Carriage company was varied
down by the failure with assets Of
$4,000, and liabilities of $500. 600.
FIRE swept away four business
blocks at Lima, O., the loss being
100000.
A. CABLE at the ''chutes'' in Chicago
broke and twenty persons plunged
with terrific velocity in a runaway car
down 250-foot incline, thirteen being
injured, one fatally.
A MASKED man held up the Coulter
vile stage miles from Mercer, Col,
and secured the Wells-Fargo express
box, with it's valuable contents.
In session at Baltimore Maryland
prohibitionists nominated Joshua Lev
ering, of that city, for governor.
In. Wyoming the Indian scare was
said to be at an end.
In Omaha the first round in the fight
between the old and the new boards Of
FIRE and police ended in 9 victory for
the new board.
ONO populists nominated Jacob s
Coxey. of Massillon, for governor.
AT Carrollton, Mo-, William p. and
George Taylor were found guilty Of
numbering man named Meeks, his
wife and two children on the night ot
May 10 last