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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

THE village of New Gloucester, Me-,
enjoys an exceptional freedom from
the small vices which often flourish
with great vigor in small places. None
Of its officials drink. swear, use to-
hcco or break the Sabbath, and at the
gtailway station for two years only two
tickets for Sunday excursions were
sold in each year, and in two later
years but four similar tickets year
were purchased.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

THE intention of Japan to have sew
eral battleships built IN this country is
q matter Of cong atulation, sitshows
that the advancement in American
ship building is appreciated in other
countries. Ten years ago Japan would
have gone TO England for her ships,
but the wise policy which inaugurated
the building up Of our navy gave
stimulus to American ship building in
general IL ..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

A HISTORICAL society in Ohio has set
an example which the people of other
towns might do well to follow. The
society has erected several historical
stones and tablets commen orative of
events of Importance which occurred
in the vicinity of the town. There are
hundreds of towns in all parts of the
country, and particularlyin the east,
which could in some such manner in
dictate the location Of historic events.
The expense would be tritling, COM
pared withSthes benefit derived.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

IT is said that once, shortly before
the war, the patent office did inadvert-
emily grant patent for perpetual
motion machine; but this is tue only
case of the sort on file, and the model
thereof has never worked any better
than it's successors. -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

UNCLE SAM is making more ''import-
ed cigars" than ever before. During
the fiscal year which closed June 80,
over 4,13o, 100000 cigars were manu-
featured in the United States This is
On increase Of 60, 522, 900 over the num-
Der manufactured'sd during the previous
year. Cuba had better settle her
squabble, or she will lose aglot, Of bust.
ness, -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

LOUIS BEACH, IS years old, died at
his home inNew York from injuries
received three weeks ago when he was
run over by.a bakers wagon. Louis and
his brother Lucius had the distinction
of being the Oldest twins in the
United States and many touching Incl
dents are relateslfof them. Since child
hood the brothers had been insepar-
able. Nearly every morning for IF
teen years the brothers, both doubled
by age, could be seen walking down
Broadway to their business. It is
said that nm accident or sickness of
one always directly affected the
other.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

MARY ANDERsoN's "reminiscences of
her life on the stage, and her impress
sions through her professional career,
which will soon be forthcoming, should
be read by ALI stage-struck young
women. If woman Of such genius as
sour Mary" and one who has achieved
the wonderful success before the foot
lights that she did, can look back and
unhesitatingly and emphatically say,
as she does, that the day she volun tart
ly left the stage with all its triumphs
and honors, for she certainly won
them, was the happiest of her life,
what can other who tread the boards
expect?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

A BICYCLE manufacturing firm In
New England is constructing ma
chine for Princess Maud of Wales
that is to be one of the handsomest
products of the wheeling craze. 1t
will be silver mounted, and the APP
pointments will be all of the richest
character. A special messenger will
accompany the bicycle to England
whose duty it will be to see that the
princess receives the machine unin
iura1
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

A CENSUS of the centenarians recent
ly taken in France gives 213 persons of
100 or over, LAT of them women and &C
men. The oldest was a woman who
had just died at $50 in village of the
department of Haute Garonne. Nearly
NIL the centenarians belonged to the
lowest ranks in life. .l,,....,s .,,..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

The prefix OF ''madman" as a title of
respect to gentlewomen came into use
in England during the reign Of Charles
H.. and was doubtless of French origin.
As far as known, the first use OF the
title appeared in the English parish
s:egister in 1900. 49, ~ ~, -, s-
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WEST AND SOUTH. /

MICHAEL SABo and John Barillo were
asphyxiated while cleaning tanks at
the Standard Oil companys plant at
Whiting, Ind.
In fit Of jealousy William Ross
shot and mortally wounded Mrs. Philip
Kuhn at Denver, Col, and then killed
himself.
PINE regions of the Michigamme and
Paint rivers in Wisconsin were being
swept by forest fires.
On the Great Northern road trains
collided near Ashby, Mimi, and five
persons were killed
BY the explosion of ammunition In
the caisson of gun being driven for
service in the g. A. r. parade four
members Of the louisville (Ky.) legion
were instantly killed.
FIRE wiped out the entire business
portion of Conway Springs, Kan.
HENRY ]. GREEN and Ransom Smith,
leaders Of dangerous gang OF coun-
terfeiters, were captured at st. Joseph,
Mo-.
SOME $4,000 veterans took part in
the parade Of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Louisville, KY. In the
evening speeches were made by Henry
Watterson. Lieut.. Gov. Jacobs, Com.
mander in Chief Lawler, Gen. Lew
Wallace and Mrs. John A. Logan.
In session at Des Moines, Ia, the
United States Veterinary Medical assoc
citation elected Horace Hoskins, Of
Philadelphia, as president.
A NOR hanged William Caldwell (col-
ored) near Osceola, Ark, for numbering
Mrs Rhea, white woman.
INDIANS killed the wife and child of q
man named Stiles and his father-in-
law, J. D. Borden, near Las Flores,
Cal.
ADv1cEs from various points in the
northwest reported Extremely hot
weather, the thermometer ranging
from 90 to 81 degrees. ss
AT Duluth, Mimi, the Iron exchange
bank, owned by the Merritts, made an
assignment and will retire from BUSH
ness. Depositors will be paid in full.
AN earthquake shock lasting ten
seconds prevailed in lower East Ten
nessee along the North Carolina state
line. No damage was done. q
OF the thirty bodies Of the men who
lost their lives in the Osceola mine
fire near Houghton, Mich, twenty-five
were recovered.
In free-for.all class paging race at
Louisville, for purse OF SIS, GOO, Robert
]. defeated Joe Patchen and John fR.
Gentry, the best time being 2;O4H.
Four masked men held up . passen-
ger train on Che Santa Re road at Cur
tbs Station. .. r.. but got nothing.
Cor. /. N. WALKER, Of Indianapolis,
was elected commander In chief Of the
Grand Army of the Republic at the en-
campment in louisville, and St Paul
captured the reunion and encampment
in 1896. The report Of the adjutant
general showed the total amount ex-
pended for charity the past year was
Sl9s, $685. The total membership in.
good standing on July was 357, $50.
In Louisville portion OF the grand
stand on which were seated at least
10000 people witnessing the grand
army fireworks gave way, injuring
about 900 persons, but no fatalities
were reported.
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Fenian Leader Passes Away.
o. - 90 - -

BosToN, Sept. 16. John War
rem. well known ION both sides Of the
Atlantic because Of his prominencesin
Irish politics as q leader Of the Fenian
movement, died at the Massachusetts
general hospital in this city Saturday.
aged 81 years. 10
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-09-19

PERHAPS it may have been forgotten
that during the four years OF the civil
war there were 1O7 pitched battles, 103
combats involving the presence Of a
number of regiments on each side,
and 382 skirmishes, sicges and other
notions
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] i WANT THEIR PAY FIRST.
Captors of Another Insurance SwIneiler
Ready to Deliver Him.

Captors of Another Insurance Swindler
Ready to Deliver Him.
TOPEKA, Kan., Sept. 16.-JOhn w.
Hillmon, who held policies aggregating
$25, 900 in the New York Life Mutual,
of New York, and Connecticut Mutual,
and who was supposed to have been
killed near Medicine Lodge, March II,
1879, has been found finally. Charles
M. Foulkes general claim agent of the
sAtchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
way, and G. w. Ryus, his assistant,
claim that they have located
him in either Arizona or New
Mexicoa and that they are prepared to
produce HIM and establish his identity
whenever the companies will make a
deposit Of $40, 900 to be paid after they
have filed their part Of the contract.
The proposition was submitted some
time ago, but it has not yet been either
accepted or rejected.
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Tobacco WAREHOUSES Burned at Lancaster,
Pa--Loss Is $4,000.
LANCASTER. Pa, Sept 12. - Early
Wednesday morning the large, double
brick tobacco warehouses owned by
Roland Brubaker and John r. BrimS
mer and occupied, respectively, By
Amos B. Hostetter and John Z. Brim-
mer were totally destroyed BY fire Of
incendiary origin. The warehouses
were valued at S., 900 each and the one
occupied by Hostetter contained leaf
tobacco valued at;$e5, coo. III tie Brim-
mer building there were $500 cases Of
leaf tobacco. valued at S55, 900.
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BASEBALL.

Standing OF tho Various League Clubs at
Close Of Games Sept. Is.
The following tables show the num-
Der of games won and lost and the per-
centage OF the clubs Of leading base
ball organizations. National league:
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New Use for Love I.ett.r..

An ingenious bride, so the story
goes, has evolved a happy scheme for
keeping her husband true to the pro-
tesla tons of his wooing. The engage
ment was q long one, the loye-letters
exchanged, legion. With these letters
she has papered her boudoir. No man
could, in the face of such evidence of
eternal devotion, object to the price of
q new bonnet, or be stingy in the mat
ter Of pin-money. How could he scold
about the butchers bill, or be sulkv
even if she did give his pet Longing
coat to the old clothes man, or put her
pug to sleep in his Sunday hat, or cried
because he stayed at the club and for
got to come in until midnight, as in
his bachelor days?-Philadelphia Call
A ROOM hung with pictures is a room hung
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DID you ever stop to think that the
reason it is almost impossible to CON
vict rich man Of crime in this coun-
try may be because by the time his
lawyers get through with him there
isn't any rich man to convict?
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THE EAST.

A TnAIN on the New York Central
went from New York to Buffalo, 1876
miles. in 4o7 minutes. or 6 hours and
AZ minutes, an average Of 647s miles an
hour, breaking all records.
The American yacht, Defender,
sailed over the course alone in New
York bay, thereby winning the third
and deciding race. The Valkyrie went
to the starting point, crossed the line
and then hauled down her sails and
quit.
F. j. TITUS made 81 miles and 1856
yards In one hour in the bicycle
tournament at Springfield, Mass; W..
G. Sanger went 2 miles in aga; Star
buck made miles in 1O;11, and E. e.
Bald went one-half mile in 1:01-all
record breakers.
AT the age of So years Louis Beach
died at his home in New York. Louis
and his brother Lucius, still living,
had the distinction of being the oldest
twins in the United States.
J In Philadelphia the total number Of
votes as shown by the assessors re-
turns Is 90, 1856, an increase of 1868
over the corresponding assessment last
year.
In Philadelphia Mrs. Emma Riggs,
aged a., and her daughter, aged 10,
were burned to death.
SAMUEL WAKEFIELD died at West
Newton, Pa He was said to be the
oldest mason, the oldest preacher of
the Methodist church, and likely the
oldest preacher of any determination
in the world.
In the vicinity of Atlantic City, N.
j., forest fires were again raging, con-
Stunning everything in their course. A
vast amount of valuable timber and
game land was being swept by the
flames. 80
PERCENTAGES Of the baseball clubs in
the National league for the week
ended on the 18th were: Baltimore,
664; Cleveland, .631; Philadelphia, .6OS;
Brooklyn, .54s; Boston, .542; Pittsburgh,
542; Chicago, .543; New York, $50; Gin
cinnati, SIT; Washington, .3ss; ST
Louis, 3o5; Louisville, 1850.
FIRE destroyed Boiler & Robinson's
grain elevator and large stock Of
grain at Brooklyn, N. Y. Loss, $780,
900.
y FIRE wiped out the entire business
portion of Lenoxdale, Mass.
JOSEPH WOLF, Joseph Bowers, Ray
Spittle, Albert Weiss and Aaron Schnei-
bley were fatally burned by an eAplo-
sion in mine at Tower City, Pa.
PAUL ScHMIrT and Melville;Scranton,
of East Saginaw, Mich, were drowned
in Upper lake, near Malone, N. Y.
AT Hazleton. Pa, Lote Lashaw was
killed and Andrew Hospander fatally
wounded by discharged Italian miners.
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A HEAD-END COLLISION.
Five Men Meet Instant Death Near
Ashby, Mimi. Is

Five Men Meet Instant Death Near
Ashby, Mimi.
: BARNEsv1LLE, Mimi, Sept. IA
hend-on collision between train No. 9,
east bound, and train No. 8, west
bound, on the Great Northern road
is reported from Ashby early
Wednesday morning. There was
a misunderstanding of orders and
the trains met about three-quarters of
a mile west of the station. No. 2 was
moving at a good rate of speed, but
No. was not under. full Roadway.
The force of the collision, however,
was sufficient to wreck both engines
and telescope the baggage and express
ears on the westbound train.
]. X. Emerson, engineer, and James
Thibodeaux, fireman of No. 2, and Ira
Haines, engineer of No. 3, were in
stantly killed. The baggageman Of
No. 2, James Hawkins, and the express
messenger Of No. 2, W. 81. Kershaw,
were also killed.
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LATER NEWS

lnI6N NEvS0S Is = 3 Il ~ a =.
The gold reserve in the u. IS. treasury
the 10th was SOC, 34s,642.
The striking miners at Ishpeming,
Mich, returned to work on the 10th.
AT Marshaltown, Ia, hail as large as
hens eggs fell for 20 minutes to the
depth of foot for strip a mile wide.
The International cricket match at
Philadelphia, Pa, between the English
and American teams was won by the
Americans by 100 runs.
The Sovereign grand lodge of the
j. 0. O. 3. assembled at Atlantic City,
N. j.. the 10th.
The London and Edinburgh Steam
ship Company's steamship Iona, plying
between Leith and London, caught fire
on her trip to Gravesend the 10th. The
fire started in her cabin and five women
and one child, passengers, and the stew
ardess were burned to death, and
number of others were badly burned
and otherwise injured. The fire was
extinguished by the use of the ship fire
apparatus.
The cookers of Pennsylyania in con-
vention at.scotdale agreed tosstrike for
an advance of wages.
81 A VEHICLE containing six persons was
struck by an engine on the Southern
road at Lawyers Station, Va, the 10th.
Five were killed outright and the
.othes died in a few hours. ~. :. SIS. ..
The Calumet blast furnace at South
Chicago, which stopped business three
years ago, has resumed operations, and
the prospects are that no further inter
ruptions will occur. About 1000 men
will be employed at, the Chicago plant.
Two sleeping cars On the 500 rail-
road went down an embankments near
Annandale, Mimi, the 10th. Several
passengers were injured but none
fatally.
PAT QUINLAN has sued Chicago for
$4,000 for false arrest. He was sup
posed to be connected with Holmes.
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PhilatielDhia Voter,

Philharmonic, septs III 11ha totalI
number Of votes in this city, as shown
by the assessors returns, is 291 1856, an
increase of s, S6S over the correspond
ing assessment last year
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WIN Put Hundreds to work.

s. CHICAGO, Sept. 16. The Calumet fur-
mace Of South Chicago will "blow in''
this morning after having remained
idle since the autumn Of 1892. Be
tween 1900 and q 900 men will be pro
.vided with employ thereby Half
4 dozen times, within as many weeks,
the people Of South Chicago have had
cause to rejoice over the opening of
big factoriesa falnaces aand nndries.l
A. Donelan, q wealthy farmer living.
near Havelocl, Neb., was killed by
persons unknown and his lifeless body
brought into town in his buggy.
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.Ea9S "a q |. H4
THE statement that Mrs Langtry
and Mrs. Burnett have both decided to
quit supporting their husbands gives
rise to the fear that it may be rough
winter on the newman.
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markab1y quick run Of q

The remarkably quick run Ola pas
senger, train from New York to Buffalo,
"a Instance OF 1868 miles, in 407 min
utes, suggests the improvement Of
road beds during the past Nten years,
American rolling stock long has been
able to hold itassown sins composition
with that OF Great Britain, but Ameri-
can road beds have been moro rapidly
and more cheaply, and consequently
less thoroughly, built than those of
the old countries.asrButgof of. late much
has been done toward improvement
trestles have given way to stone built
viaducts, ties sand rails Of the best
quality have been substituted.
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Seventy-Five Years Old.

September 10th marked the 18th an
niversary Of the existence of Fort Smell
ling, and the event was observed with
fitting ceremony. The exercises which
we're held at the old fort consisted prin-
cipally of a parade by the Third United
States infantry now stationed at that
post. and under command Of Col. J. H.
Page; a historical sketch of the old fort
ny Gen. e. G. Mason, U. S. A., and
concert by the military band. Among
;others who attended Were members of
the Colonial chapter, D. A. R., who
were especially invited by the commit
tee having the celebration in charge.
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The religious question will figure in
the Utah elections, whichever party Is
successful. 1t is said to be understood
that either partys ina the event of sue
cess, will send one Mormon and one
Gentle to the United States senate.
Talking. about Utah, the Washington
Post calls attention to the fact that the
recent order, OF the secretary OF war,
in regard Dan additional lstar on the
flag, related solely to future contracts.
Utah has not yet been admitted to the
union and no date will be decided upon
wv hkfftsr the November elections,
XII president will take action, as
til for the admission Of states.
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A ROOM hung with pictures is room hung
with thoughts.-Sir Joshua Reynolds
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Observation-Disclosures.

AT Windsor, Ont. ! and elsewhere
through the dominion it was proposed
to nominate candidates for parliament
on platform of Canadian independ.
ence. This is preliminary to annex
alton to the United States. y
PARDoNs were issued by the council
of state at Honolulu to Ex-Queen Lii
iuokalani and several political prisoners
and exiles.
Mr.. GLADSTONE says in letter to
George Peel, secretary Of the Gold
Standard association in London that
he believes England should stand
squarely for gold standard.
EXPORTS from Manchester, England,
to the United States for the year ended
August 81 amounted to $l3,067,3 as
against 81, Alb, 146 for the previous year.
The death of Mrs. Mutchmeyer
(American) occurred in San Salvador.
Her husband, United States consul,
died there few days ago.
A RAILROAD dam west of MatamOras,
Mexico, was broken by the overflow Of
the Rio Grande and nearly half the
city was inundated.
1T was decided Oy the German gov.
eminent to expei all foreign socialists
from the country.
The Chinese officials at Ku Cheng
refused to execute single murderer
implicated in the massacre of mis-.
sionaries unless assured. that with the
execution of the men accused all other
demands should cease.
ADy1cEs say that the Chinese steamer
Catterhun, bound from Sydney to
China, sank off Seal rock and fifty-four
persons were drowned.
MANY banana fields were destroyed
by violent storm which swept the
isthmus Of Panama
The crops in Europe were said to be
far below the average.u
THE resignation Of James o. Broad
head, of st. Louis, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to the
Swiss republic, was forwarded to the
secretary Of state.
AT Loschenbeck, Belgium, an aero
maui named Toulet and three COM
panions made an ascension, and the
balloon exploded in mid-air and the
four men were killed
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MINI ESQ II j NEWS.
assessments.

Stats sAuditor Dunn has completed
u e compilation into tabular form of
Ill abstract of the assessment of per-
sOnal property in Minnesota, as re-
turned by the assessors and equalized
by the county boards. The total value
OF all personal property, as equalized
by the county boards, is 500, 953, 646,
which is-a~decrease Of SIS 77773 1sss from
1894, which was $105,7a6, s14, as estab-
lished by the state board of, equaliza-
ton. 70 which the valuation this year
has Yet g be sent for equalization.
The state board may either lower or
Increase the valuation returned by the
county boards.
The returns show that the amount of
property has greatly increased, but the
valuations are lower than usual, es-
Pecially on live stock. The total num-
berAof horses in the state-has,iucrease
10000. The mum Der of persons as
sessed, exclusive of firms, was ITO. S7s
The total number of horses. mules and
asses owned is given at 2, 400, 7e3, and
the total number of cattle as 9O7, 6OS
There are SO6,643 sheep and a47, 941
hogs assessed. #3Etf3 sfStt
Hayward In Exile. G5{
Harry Hay ward is to go into exile at
last and under suspicious circumstances
Although he was supposed to have
been enjoying solitary confinement
such has not been the case. Drink
water has been his. companion in the
third tier Of cells in the large Jail cage
TheVprisoners could talk with him and
t'pona both days he mingled with the
rest without restraint.
However, Drinkwater has been sud
denly removed from the cell and sheets
OF steel will be placed all over the rear
of Harry's cell The sheriff states that
this is for the purpose Of preventing
messengers and other things to ascend
and descend to and from the condemned
mans apartments to the prisoners con-
fined below. The method of exchange
So far has been string elevator, which,
it is understood, has run pretty fre-
quently. .ss 'a.''
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] WORK OF AN 8INcENDlARY.

Tobacco Warehouses Burned at Lancaster,
Pa.-LOss IL $4,000.
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News In Brief.

Mrs. Emma Anderson, wife of local
land agent, living about two miles from
IN ilaca, wandered away from home and
las not been seen since. 1t is thought
EsheSwas temporarily insane as she had
been heard to make thr eats of drown
I. IS d