Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-17
News In Brief.

| hlCndTu Elulel(lG, 1OTlueTly luStIuCGOI
of the Duluth Athletic club, but now of
the Winona Turner's, broke the state
record at high and broad jumping. He
cleared 81 feet high and 1915 broad.
The Akeley lumber mill at Minne-
apolis cut 5O4, $50 feet of lum Der in II
hours.
Oscar Nodine, a s-year-old boy of
Minneapolis, attempted to board
Great Northern train, but his feet
slipped and he fell beneath the wheels
of the train. His head was completely
severed from his body. The remains
were removed to the county morgue.
Mrs. Andrew Weber, an old resi-
dent of Hay Creek, was found dead in
the road. It is supposed she had fallen
and afterward been killed by team
passing.
A street car on Maria avenue line,
St. Paul. was held up by two masked
men, who relieved the conductor of $13.
At a wedding at Waucouta, John
Smith fractured the skull of W. Rob-
erts. Both were drunk.
Della Henderson, of Henning, who
was burned by lamp explosion two
weeks ago, has died.
Peter Czapiewski, of Winona, was
sentenced to one year at hard labor IN
the state prison at Saltwater. He was
caught in the act of entering a shoe
store for the purpose of making raid.
Fred Willbrecht, farmer living
south of Grand Meadow, lost his large
barn and sheds, seven stacks of grain
and five cows by fire. The origin of
the fire is unknown, but it is thought
it was caused by some tramp who had
taken lodging in the haymow. Loss,
81, GOO; insurance, 5000.
The house of the Burley family at
Rollingstone, Winona county, was en-
tered in broad daylight, while the FAM
lily was absent, and silver watch
worth about $25 was stolen. A man
was arrested in Winona and the watch
recovered.
Ed Howatt, a young farmer of Plain
view, was stabbed in the abdomen by
Thomas Burgess, friend, who sudden
" became maniac. Howatt is in q
serious condition. Burgess was sent
TO the Rochester asylum.
Secretary Of State Berg has replied
to the letter received by him from
Treasurer. Koerner in regard to the
right of Mr.. Wildt to draw an addi-
tional salary of $3.50 per month for SER
vices rendered by him in the taking of
the census. Mr.. Berg decides that Mr..
Wildt is entitled to the money.
Soap and washing powders for all
the insane hospital Of the state Is made
at 1.-The hospital at Rochester,. It Is a
great saving to the state.
Bishop Marty, assisted by Fathers
Power and Mooney, laid the corner
stone Of the church being built at Foley
known as the Assumption Catholic
i church.
Edward Anderson, who murdered
his niece, Josephine Sjerdal, the 12-
year-old daughter Of Sever Sjerdal, of
Eureka, on July 10 last, committed
suicide at the county Jail at Hastings,
by tying a piece Of Irvine about his
4 neck to a cross bar. He was aged IS
/ years, and his mother lives at M ilbank,
I S. ID.
Josiah Lambert, Of Brockw ay, fell
dead as he was going from hls house
to a threshing crew. He was SO years
old. s
John johnson, an employee Of the st.
Cloud Lumber Company, had his left
hand cut off by 3 saw.
Duluth has voted the issue Of 81. ooo,-
600 per cent 3O-year water bonds.
The barn. hay and grain OF NJ. sKohn,
] Of Redwood Falls, burned: Loss s., 900.
| The fire was caused by an explosion OF
] lantern.
Michael Nahan, Of st. Cloud COM
menced suit in the United Suites cir
cult court at Duluth against the
Wrought Iron Bridge Company, Of
I Canton, Ohio, for SO, 600. While at
work for them building q bridge across
the Mississippi at St Cloud IN the
winter four years ago, Nahan fell from
the top on the ice, breaking his leg and
| sustaining other injuries.