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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
News In Brief.

John Strange, the Mankato paper
mill man, who is to built $3.50, 600
mill, at Sank Rapids will Immediately
organize the new company which he
has formed. All the necessary capital
has been subscribed and organization
only awaits the favorably outcome of
matters at Sank Rapids, the chief of
which is one in regard to fowage
rights. = - y. ~
The Winona high school museum has
been enriched by 90 specimens of rocks
and ores. from various parts of the
United States. They were presented
by the Smithsonian Institution.
The body of John Lynch, of Ishpem-
Ing, Mich, was found on the Great
Northern, track mile south of Crook
ston. He had been drinking, and it is
supposed was struck by aatrain. esRai
While John Orth and family, Of Min
neapolis, were absent from their home
Thanksgiving afte rnoon, Burglars drove
up to the house and carried away a
wagon load of silverware, jewelry,
clothing ald furniture, valued at least
81, O0O. - 1855
Edward Jones was held in bonds of
$500 by Minneapolis authorities on the
charge Of having a counterfeiting out
ct. 313l u Il. L sss..
Harry Hayward has consented to al
low the physicians to have his body
after death ai8E s5s.'
BY the accidental discharge of re.
volver, Helmer Krognes OF Milan was
shot. The ball enteredas the /. knee,
making a bad wound.
Ole Timrud, a Norwegian farmer
was burned to death in "a neighbours
house, near Glyndon, where. he was
alone and intoxicated There are
rumors of quarrel and possible foul
play. He leaves a wife and two chill.
dren.
At the dedication OF the new Polish
church at Winona on Thanksgiving
day, mum Der of women in. the crowd
had their pockets picked. A woman
from La Crosse lost $3.50 and one from
Pine Creek had 500 taken. siss
Cathrine Reihm. was sent to the, in.
sane ylum from st. Cloud. Some
time ago she was left a fortune of 49,
p0o:in Germany which she, for some
reason, has been unable. to obtain. II
lis supposed that brooding over the
lEmattershas deranged her reason.
The Congregational Church at. Way.
lszata is to have q woman pastor. More
THAN that she is famous. The new
Epastoris Miss Alice Palmer, the much
Etraveled W. c. 4. U. missionary.
There is talk Of establishing a coarse
grain 5pitson the floor of thei Minneap
olischamber of commerce, aas place to
sell futures" in corn, oats, fax, etc.
Workmen digging . we'll on Johrl
Longs farm at Richmond discovered
what they think is .aslarge bed Of hare
local. Samples were brought to the
surf ace. ss
Joe Rosenberg, q Minneapolis news
boy was shot IN the thigh BY the acct
dental discharge Of q toy pistol.
I John O'Connor was accidentally shot
and killed sbY Albert Polinsky swhilt
handling a revolver in q second 7hane
store ia Duluth. = y u AZ ~.
Dick Haser, Minneapolis 4 olga
dealer, was arrested for using ciga
boxes and revenue stamps 9 secon,
time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
New Trial for Holmes Refused.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2.-Judge Arnold
has refused to grant new trial to II.
II. Holmes. who was convicted of the
murder of B. F. Pitzel in this city Sep
TENDER 2, 1894, and sentenced him to
death. The governor will in all proba-
bility refuse executive clemency. Gov.
Hastings will set the day for the execu-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
Sees Danger In Dances.

Green Bay, Wis.,, Dec. 2.-Rt. Rev. S.
G. Messmer, bishop of Green Bay, has
issued an advent pastoral letter to the
faithful of his diocese. which was read
in all the churches Sunday. In it he
inveighs against dances, and forblds
Catholics to engage in them under pain
IF mortal sin
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05

In case Of war Uncle Sam has a
pretty long line of sea coast to guard.
The facts are, the enemy would prob
ably be allowed to land! Then Uncle
Sans boys would proceed to make
them permanent citizens.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
suppresses Bull-FiRhts.
wholesale Theft sc Cattle

WHOls9SS10 In01C U1.v NsSCgAse
Chamberlain, s. d, Dec. Settlers
and other owners Of small herds of,cat-
tile on the range west sof the Missouri
river accuse the cattle kings Of confis-
eating and placing their brands on
practically every head Of stock found
without brand e.sgsrs.sass1s ia =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
DUMAS is DEAD.
Close Of the Life of the Famous French
NOvelist-His Career.

Novelist-His Career.
Paris. Nov. 28.-M. Alexandra Dumas
died peacefully at 7:45 o'clock Wednes-
day evening, surrounded by his family.
Alexandra Dumas. novelist and dramat-
ic writer. was born in this city July %. 1924.
He early gave evidence of ability in the
line of work along which his distinguished
father. NJ. Alexandra .Davy Dumas, had
for some time been a Conspicuous figure,
and al. the age Of Il pub lished his first vol
ume. His education was received at the
College Bourbon, and at it's conclusion he
travelled with his father in Africa and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
Imports'.W We're Less,

Washington, Nov. q. orthington
&C. Ford. chief Of the bureau OF statis-
tics, says that the imports Of articles
FREQ Of duty were about $4,000, 600 less
in 1895 than in 1894 the figures for 1895.
being $37s, 800, 100.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
Decrease Of Imports.

washington, Nov. Is. MI. Worthing-
ton C. Ford, chief Of the bureau Of
statistics, says that the figures showed
the imports of articles free of duty
were about 81, 900, 900 less in 1896 than
in 1894 the figures for 1895 being
( 397Q 500 100
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
Marriage No Failure In Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Dec. 2.-Rev. DR.. i. M.
Wise, the senior rabbi of the Plum
Street temple, of this city, is RESPONSE
BILE for this statement: He has been
officiating here for almost AZ years.
Not fewer than 10000 Jewish weddings
have occurred in this city during that
time, and among all these only three
divorce suits were filed. In all, wives
sued the husbands.
II Burned to Death. i 3 3 q 3
Greenville, O., Dec.2.-During the alb.
-sence-of his parents, Allie Scooter, aged
Is, essayed to start fire with kerosene
and was burned to death. -
suppresses Bull-Ftghts.
City Of Mexico, Dec. PA report was
circulated on the streets and confirmed
al the goyernments palace that Pregi-
dent Porario Diaz had issued instruc-
tons for the suppression Of bull fight
ing within the limits Of the ederal dis
tricts for an indie finite period sss!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
Captnred-a .Moonshine Outfit.

Louisville. KY, Nov. Is. - = Reports
from Union county, Tenn, say revenue
officers captured q STILL 20 persons and.
1000 gallons Of whisky. The still was
run near church and a deacon of the
church was the leader of the moon
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05

TwENTYmillions of meteors are said
to fall upon the earth every day, their
aggregate weight amounting to some
thing like two tons
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
The News Of the Week.
FROM WASHINGTON.
BY TELEGRAPH AND Mali

"
In his annual report Secretary Hoke
Smith Of the interior department calls
attention to the strict enforcement
which has been given to civil-service re-
form; estimates the amount of public
lands undisposed of to be 10000, 900
acres and says the total receipts during
the year for public lands amounted to
over $2,0Oo,0OO; says an intelligent
treatment of the Indians will make
them self-supporting; and upon the
subject of forest says that 17,ooO,0oO
acres are now included within forest
reserves. the object being to preserve
them for future use.
The secretary of war in his annual
report gives the expenditures for the
fiscal year ended June 80 last as $751;
cs7,7so.44. The appropriations for the
same period were. s4s,466,571.75. He
says the year has been undisturbed by
Indian outbreaks, domestic violence or
troubles on the border, and that the
army Is better fed. housed and clothed
than ever before. The total force of
the army is 25,7O6. The total expendi-
lures for the improvement of rivers
and harbors was $1s,s12,517. He says
that the condition of our seacoast and
the lake frontier should be strength
ened.
Exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the goth aggregated
1870, 4s4,1s2, against $1,126, 226.6 3s the
previous week. The increase, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1894, was 80.
In the United States there were 28s
business failures in the seven days
ended on the goth, against 800 the week
previous and 323 in the corresponding
time of 1894.
The government deficit for November
was $1,OOO.OOO and the expenditures
S27, 100000. The deficit for the five
months of the current fiscal year stands
at $17,5OO,O0O.
Comptroller Eckels in his annual re-
port states that month ago there
were in operation 3,715 national banks,
with an aggregate capitalization of
1864, 136,915, divided among 2s5,1S5
shareholders. Their circulation then
outstanding was 1913 1857 $50, of which
S190,1S0,961 was secured by United
States bonds. During the year ended
with October 43 banks were organized
and SO were put in the hands of re-
ceivers.
The republican caucus nominated
Thomas Bracket Reed for the speaker
ship of the saith congress and the dem
ocratic caucus renominated Speaker
Crisp.
Secretary of the Navy Herbert in his
annual report recommends the con-
struction Of two battle ships and at
least IL torpedo boats and the enlist
lnent of 1000 more men. His estimates
for the expenses of the naval establish
ment for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1897, aggregate $29,311 ,16e.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05

a SMALL planet, the tenth discovered
this year and the 4OSth in the list, was
recently discovered by Prof. Max Wolf,
of Heidelberg,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05

RHODE ISLAND is shown by a recent
census bulletin to have 10000 more
women than men, and woman suf-
frage movement is very aggressive.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
noxyn IN Sacrat so.,et,o.

Rome, Nov. 2S.-The congregation Of
cardinals has issued a new decree.
couched in strong terms against Sc.
cret societies in the United States.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05

The Orleans streetrailway, Of New
Orleans, La, is being converted into
an electric svsten, -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
Nored Woman Preacher Dead.

Fargo, N. d., Nov. 29.-Rev. Helen q.
Putnam, the noted Unitarian minister,
died in this city Thursday Of pericar-
ditis. She was very well known in the
northwest and in the New England
states. where she has accomplished a
good work.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
weights of British Coins.

II IL not generally known that thu
bronze coins issued from the mint, like
q classical piece of furniture, "contriva
double debt to pay" In addition ia
being coins Of the realm, they will
serve as weights and measures. Apen.
ny is one-third OF an avoirdupois ounce
the halfpenny one-ifth and the farthina
one-tcnth. Thus five farthings, OF Z
halfpenny and farthing, make half
an ounce. Moreover, the diameter OF
the halfpenny is exactly an inch.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Organized.

The immigration Convention az Sc.
Paul effected permanent organization
rs follows:
Observation-Disclosures L. Schurmeier,
st. Paul.
First Vice President llis c. Hughes,
Portland, Ore.
Second Vice President Thomas Gill
roy, Winnipeg.
secretary-D. r. McGinnis, ST. Paul.
Treasnrer-H. c. ,McNair, st. Paul.
e The name chosen was "Northwest-
ern Immigration Association
The members of the association at
present are: ,SE5aaF fst508 Gk1ifa
Washington s. L. Crawford, Seattle;
J. G.. Van Martin, Jr., Tacoma; H.
Bolster, Spokane.
/ North Dakota-N. G. Larimore, j. 81.
Wishek, Martin Hector.
Minnesota-O. Z. Gregg, D. R. Nc
Ginnis, st. Paal; A. L. Crocker. Minne-
apolis i,4aulittTft. aS55,f F&#{s s4i! !i
Wisconsin7-G. w. Bishop. i, Rhine
lander; Ole Larson, Osceola; James H.
Agen, Superior. - 81
Montana-R. L.. Clinton, Paris Glib
son, Great Falls; w. B. Jordan, Ana
conda.
South Dakota Marcus P. Beebe, S.
W. Narregang, T. H. Crinff.
Oregon-Ellis G.; Hughes, l.. d. Hen
~, D. H.. Stems, Portland.
Manitoba-Thomas Gilroy, Winnipeg;
A. j. Andrews, E. T. Hutchins. e ~
IdahoR., w. Purdnm A. B. Clark,
q. =. Keator. ~
Summer, Schools.
State Superintendent Pendergast is
already flooded with applications for
positions as Instructors for the summer
training schools and teachers insti-
tutes in this state next year. Only
about 200 will be needed, and there are
already seven applications on file for
every place to be filed. .s
Last summer about 1000 teachers at
tended these schools, and the amount
of good resulting directly to the boys
and girls of the state nobody is able to
estimate.
In making selections, for next.year
preference, will be given to those who
have been giving this instruction in the
past, and it may be that the list of old
instructors will. be large enough to full.
~ take care of the needs of the coming
year. So ''e f-%Ss .@s't'5-.sSt
The law provides that each school
shall contain 60. persons, and if the
number in a county will not reach 60.
that county must com bine with some
other county. To each. school of 60 six
teachers are allowed.
sss.s4,r "A City Wolf. 4.
Nobody ever suspected that there
were any of the genuine article of
wolves in St. Paul until Henry Beck
took to the office of County Auditor
Sullivan fine specimen which he had
killed on Randolph street, near Cleve-
land avenue. Beck was walking along
Randolph street with shotgun on his
shoulder, when the animal came trot-
ting along the street toward him. Beck
fred and then the wolf made a savage
charge at him. But it never reached
him. When it came within short dis
tance Beck fired again, and the wolf
dropped over a corpse. Beck brought
the whole body into the city and Sc
cured bounty of IS on his prize. 1t
was quite a curiosity to those about
the court house.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
Nine New Cardinals.

Rome. Nov. 3O.-At q consistory held
at the vatican nine prelates were ele-
waited to the cardinalate, including Mgr.
Satolli, the papal delegate to the United
States. The others were Mgr. Goth,
papal nuncio to Brazil; the archbishops
of viladelin, Lemberg, Bourges and
#salzburg and the bishops OF Urgel, Au-
tun and Ancona.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05
French Sdission Destroyed.I

London, Nov. IA dlspatch from
Shanghai to the Globe says that the
Chinese natives have destroyed the ex-
tensiye French mission at Tuih Slang.
Evening journal., 1895-10-15
WILHIHGTONS PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

valuable Statistics Called From the Re-
port OF Superintendent OF schools David
w. Harlan.
The annual report Of superintendent
d. w. Harlan. OF the public schools
which has been printed shows the follow
Ing statistics. Number OF school houses
In use, 81; rooms used for day school,
20S; number Of slttings Ia day schools.
l0.076; whole number Of teachers, 20S;
pupils enrolled, 764 an increase Of So (;
average number belonging to day schools.
8 O24 an increase Of 80; average dali.
attendance, 3lS an increase Of 1870
The number OF eolored schools. "a;
number Of rooms. 90; sittings, ! 2S2 !;
number Of teachers. 23 pupils enrolled,
257; decrease, "a; sversle number
belonging. 925; decrease. 40 average
daily attendance, S33; decrease. IL.
Estimated value Of school property;
Lots. $l73 s37; buildings, $4l2, 100;
furniture, etc, f73 7s0; total, SECS. 797;
amount OF money received from city
1921 23l S5; state, $l7 63e 36; other
sources, S3l1 0S; total $l39 1924
The cost Of educating children par
capita on the number enrolled $l3 "a
on the number attending, SIS 4b.
Evening journal., 1895-10-15
NOW at WORK ON "FRNTNIE. -

The Wilmington Opera Club Has Been
Compslled to Limit Its Membership to
Forty-fiVe.
The Wilmington Opera Club had re-
hsarsal OF "Erminie" last evening
aud it will be presented some
time In December. Mr. Briggs
Is the conductor. The opera was
sung nesrly all the way through, every
one connected with it doing exceedingly
we'll
It has been found necessary to limit
the membership to forty five The list OF
sopranos and bAssos Is full but places
are still open for some tenors and slto5
No dues are to be levied, the question
of finance having been satisfactorily
arranged. Rehesrsals are to be held
every Monday night In the Board Of
Trade rooms. Before the season ends
two other operas will be sung.
The organization is purely social and
musical in its character The only quail =
ifcation for membership is vhat the ap
plicAnt must have a voice approved by
the conductor. be proposed by a member
ana elected by the club.
Evening journal., 1895-10-15
GAME ASSOCIATION ACTS.
WARNING ALL GUNNERs NOT TO
SHOOT OR HUNT

Before the First Day OF December. aud
Its Detectives We're Instructed to See
That the Law Is Enforced Blizzard
KILLED on the Game.
At 10 o'clock this morning tine annual
session OF the Delaware Game Proteciiv
Association Was called to order at the
Merritt House, Alfred d Poole presid
ing 10 the absence Of the chairman
A resolution was offered instructing
Secretary w. q. Hill to Issue large
posters ard small circulars calling
attention to the fact that the
open season this year. according
to act OF the legislature, will
not commence until December and will
close December 81, giving only thirty
DAYS Of shooting. This resolution WAS
ADOPTED, and the secretary was requested
10 distribute the posters generally
throughout the state
On account Of last Fsbruary's 3 blizzard 3
disastrous eff sct on partridges, rabbits,
woodcocl, robins and rail birds through
out the state the association intends 10
enforce rieidly this law for close
season, aud 30 instructed Detective N.
H Hutchins, OF Dover, who was present
at the meeting
About 400 large notices to gunners will
be tackled up in all prominent places OF
hurting down the state and then the
detectives will be put on the lookout
After other routine work the hssocla
tlon adjourned TO meet at the Merritt
House in this city on Tuesday, November
r at 10 a IN
Evening journal., 1895-10-15
she MAY BE IndIotad

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 1t was stated
with a certain degree Of confidence
about the City Hall yesterday afternoon
that the grand jury which has bsen in
vestigating the Casa OF Miss Elizabeth
Flagler, charged with killing ayoung
cOlored boy last August, had voted to re-
turn an Indictment charging Miss Flag
Ter with mansaughteF. The district
attorney stated that be was compelled to
remain silent regarding this subject and
be declined to sfhrm or deny the state
ments circulated. No definite announces
meut can be made
Evening journal., 1895-10-15
VITA his HONOR THE JUDGE.
several vioIators OF the Law who Paid
the Penalty for THEIR Infraotlona-Kinn
Played the Ostrich ACT.

several vioiators OF the Law who Paid
the Penalty for THEIR Infraotlons-KiDa
Played the Ostrich Act.
A double bsrreled suit was brought ia
Municipal Court last night. George W.
Thomas c,lored, was charged With
assault by william Toy, snd the latter
WAS ln turn charged with trespaas by
Thomas. The scales seemed to balance
about evenly, ana both cases we're dis
missed.
Wilson King Is color'd ker living
at No. 10 Irwin court. Yesterday after
noon be had words with Ella Morris,
damsel OF color, and sst 10 scshr her"
6r.d a pistol over her head Then be
vent into hiding under a bed In a
aeighbor's house The police, no we're
attratksd by the row, searched the place,
and the first thing they saw was
Willons feet prorudlng fr)m pile of
quilts. Ostrich like, he had hidden his
head but not the most prominent
part OF his body. He WAS TRANSPORTED to
the police station and Judge Ball held
him in $500 bail Tor the upper court.
Samuel Heckendorf, chsrged with act
ing disordsrly. Was 6nsd $5 and costs,
John Warwick. colorsd, was the only
Victim this morning He SAID he belonged
ln Philadelphia aud came down b have q
GOOD time. He had IL. and when Onicer
Peterson found him he wss asleep In q
doorway A. Ninth and Shipley streets. IL
cost him 8 and costs.
Evening journal., 1895-10-15
A RIFT WITHIN THE Lutte
AND THE BOARD OF TRADE WITH
DREW FROM THE MEETING

Then the Citizens COMMITTEES Took It's
Hands From the Plough and Left the
City Council Committee to Run the
Furrow-The Plans Adopted Tor At
tending the Launch of the Wilmington.
In accordance with 4 call sent out by
President William Lawton. the Board OF
Trade met IN the office of Heald & Co for
the purpose Of making some arrange
ments whereby a delegation could be
secured to attend the launch OF the gun
boat Wilmington at Newport News next
Saturday. There was large attendance.
among those present bsing o. w. Rsiff,
OF the N Y, p. q N. railroad. and d. A
Miller, Of the B. & o
The former submitted rate Of S. 90
the latter Of s. 03 for the round trip, and
a committee consisting Of Anson A
Msher, o o. Purdy and w D Mullen
was named ID confer with the Council
and citizsns' committees They did so,
and at 9 o'clock met in the mayors Office.
There had already sprung up some little
feeling In the matter. the citizens com
mittee seeming to resent the prominence
given the Board OF Trade, and the rift In
the lutte widened into a genuine breach,
ping out and the Council committee going
It alone
When Mayor Jtfeiis hid called IL &
Joint com nittee to order be called for q
report from the Board OF Trade, aud Mr..
Maher acted IS spokesman He said
that rates had been given by both com
panie', and his personal preference was
for the N. Y. P & n. road He was at
once called down by Colonel Moore, who
suggested that the Board of Trade had
been asked to confer with the commit
tee, not to advise, to which ex Mayor
Shorllidge added that there seemed to bi
a mix-uy He Aad al impression thai
the committee was running this thing
but II the Board OF Trade was doing the
business he wanted to know IL.
The mercury In the tber nonster
fell to 80 degrees below zero, and
William LAwton suggested that the
Board of Trade retire from the meeting
which 1t did. D w. Taylor, who wal
present going with them and John @
FarrA soon following The remaiDlne
members Of IL e committee discussed the
matter for time and then decided tC
leave It ell in the Council committee
hands.
Erhis committee has decided to 60 any
way and will charter Royal Blue LIN,
car, leaving at 4 03 Friday afternoon
II aching Baltimore at 5 35 when the part,
will take the steamer OF the Bay Lii g
Old Point Comfort will be reached al
30 on Saturday morning The lAuncl
will occur at 9 o'clock. Mr.. Miller will
accompany the party.
Evening journal., 1895-10-15
no TRACE OF KEENAN,.

Careful Search aud Inquiry FAN to Es-
tabIish a Glue as to His Present
Whereabouts.
No trace has yet bsen found OF James
Keenan,. the Shlpley street painter, who
went on so unceremoniously a little over
two weeks ago Diliesnt search and
inquiry have been made by relatives and
friends both here and elsewhere
81 believe that Jim's domestic troubles
and the threats OF his wife's lawyer
either turned bis head or scared him
very badly" said one Of his closest
friends this morning He may come
back at any time, and II be does he will
receive q hearty welcome and all the
backing that he needs There is one
thing certain, aud that is that he Is
completely lost to everybody for the
time being"