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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04
Bradstreet's Review Of Trade.

New YORK, July 1.-Bradstreet sums
up the trade situation of the past week
as follows:
Dominating business conditions OF the week
are the continued large demand for and fur
Their increases in prices for iron and steel,
which have surprised even the trade.
The jump in rail prices and scarcity
OF and higher quotations for plates
and nails, have tended to pro-
duce temporary scarcity Improving wheat
conditions have finally convinced many
in the trade that there are likely to be
fully 42b.0OO.0O0 bushels harvested In
the United States this year, which,
with probable available surplus OF
100000 bushels being carried over at this
Time points to only 100, 900 900 bushels. possibly
1!O,OOO,O0O bushels or more, available for ex-
port during the next twelve months, which is
less than any year since 1890. With short
crops abroad, in some instances, this can hard
ly fail to bring higher range Of prices"
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Mx1EBERS OF the family found -, 600
in greenbacl<s in an old skirt belong
ing to the late Mrs. Augusta Keller, of
Lexington, Mo.
A MOB took Tom Bowen (colored), in
Jail at Brook Haven, Miss, charged
with assault on Miss Lizzie Britt, from
the sheriff and hanged him.
The Ohio supreme court declared the
law taxing inheritance by direct heirs
| unconstitutional
L. C. KENNEDY and Miss s. F. Helvie,
two well-known young people, were
married at Bently by Rev. Ella Thorp.
1t was the first marriage ceremony per-
formed in Kansas by woman.
LUMBERMEN Of Saltwater, Mimi,
were said to have cheated the govern
ment out of $500, 900 by fraudulent log
| measurements.
THE execution of bad Tom" Smith,
a member Of the French faction in
mountain warfare, and the murderer
of eight men, took place at jackson,
Ky.
The death of John Lehan, aged 90,
occurred near Berkeley Springs, W..
Va. He served in every war in which
the United States has been engaged,
beginning with 1912.
For an hour snow fell at Cumberland,
Wis.
AT Messy Creek, Tenn, Contractor
David Copper and his father fell rs feet
from a scaffold and both were killed.
For embezzlement of public funds
George S. S. Moore, assistant post
! master at Mobile, Ala, was sentenced
to two years imprisonment.
In Dickey county, N. D., frost dam
aged corn, potatoes and fax.
DURING fight at Spartansburg, S.
c., between State Consta bles Pettigrew
and Toland and two moonshiners
named Fisher and Durham the latter
were killed and the consta bles were
fatally injured.
CITY employees in st. Louis who have
failed to register and vote were being
dropped from the rolls for their negli-
gence.
A RESERVOIR at Catcher Col, holding
rs, 100000 gallons of water, gave way
and swept over all the country, doing
great damage.
A MOB hanged Tom Bowen, a negro
who committed an outrage upon blind
white lady at Brookhaven, Miss.
The grocers, fruit stand proprietors
and dry-goods men in Springfield, O.,
found keeping open on Sunday were
arrested.
BULLION treated at the Denver mint
during the year just closed was valued
at S., GA, 642. gain of s., 374, O61 over
the previous year.
In Chicago the wholesale firm of A.
L. Putnam & Co., boots and shoes; j.
G. Cosgrove, boots and shoes, and the
American college of dental surgery
were burned out, the total loss being
$15O,OOO.
In a suit brought by the government
against her husbands estate involving
S15,oOO,O0O Mrs. Leland Stanford won.
In the northern counties of Iowa
majority Of the liquor sellers retired
from business.
NEAR Lenoir City, Tenn, five farm
houses were washed away by cloud
burst and the crops were destroyed.
FIRE destroyed Charles w. Perry's
gristmill at Pierpont, Mich, the loss
being 100000.
AT the age of 20 William F. Parrot
died suddenly in Evansville, Ind. He
represented the First Indiana district
in congress from 1888 to 1892.
In the fifth trial of the George Lewis
murder case at Mexico, Mo-, the de-
PENDANT was found not guilty.
BY the new directory of st, Paul.
Mimi, population Of 100, 900 is shown.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04
LATER NEWS.

The triangular bicycle race at To-
ronto, Canada, the 1st, between John.
son, Sanger and Tyler was won by
Johnson. The race was for 81, 500, mile
heats, best two in three. johnson won
the first heat by about 6 inches over
Sanger, in 1:5915, the fastest mile ever
made in competition.
AT the Oakley race track at Cincin-
natl, O., the 1st, Jockey Henry Weber,
was fatally stabbed by a colored stable
boy known as Glib"
THE net increase in the public debt
for the month Of June was over $780,
900, 900.
The iron manufacturers of Plttsburg,
Pa, have agreed to advance wages.
FRED WILLIAMS, convicted OF the
murder of II. w. Thomas, was sem
fenced by the court at Minneapolis to
seven years in the penitentiary.
DIR. BUCHANAN, the convicted MUIR
derer, was executed by electricity at
at the Sing Sing IN. Y. prison the 1st.
JAMES GRAHAM, receiver of the land
office at Occur d'Alene, was arrested at
Spokane. Wash, the 1st, charged with
conspiracy against the government IN
printing and issuing forged Chinese GER
tificates. Edward Rick, engraver, Har-
ry Talton and Ernest Densland, print
ers, were also arrested.
The excess of government expend-
itures over receipts for the year ending
June 80 is $40, 395,O49.
The government of Bulgaria has re-
quested the Turkish government to ex-
plain the order issued to the comman-
der of the Turkish troops at Adrianople
to act on his own initiative along the
Bulgarian frontier. At the same time,
the Bulgarian government has notified
the porte that the duty of watching
over the security of the frontier com.
pels Bulgaria to take the military meas
ures required under the circumstances.
EDWARD T.. EIsENMAN, of Louisville,
KY, was instantly killed by falling
tree near Vermillion, Missoula county
Mont. His brother and himself were
engaged in mining near the scene of
! the ACCIDENT. They had started tot their
cabin to escape wind storm and were
caught it il.
AT the st. Cloud, hotel Owensboro,
KY, eight persons were poisoned by
ice cream.
The coinage executed at the several
minis of the United States during the
month of June, 1895, was given as fol-
lows: Gold, 81, $50, 600; silver, $40, GA;
minor coins. 1900; total, $2,261, pa.
In addition there was executed at the
mint at Philadelphia s44, 900 in 20 cent
pieces for Ecuador.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

The new portable Maxim gun, a
small, innocent-looking affair weigh
ing but As pounds, bids fair to revo-
lutionize modern methods of war. Its
muzzle can be moved out by the bearer
in all directions, and it will fire 600
bulletsa minute, sending them through
40 inches of oak. 1t is estima ted that
an army OF 10000 men equipped with
this death-dealing terror would be
equal to an army of 100000 men with
the present weapons.
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KILLED At A FIRE.
Two Worcester (Mass) Firemen Perish
Several Hurt.

Two Worcester (Mass.) Firemen Perish
Several Hurt.
WORCESTER, Mass, July LA second
alarm was sounded at s o'clock Sunday
morning for a fire in the three-story
frame building No. Bracket court,
occupied as q rag shop and mat
tress shop by the Hubbard Manufac-
turing and Supply company. Hose No.
4 was at work on the third floor when
the building collapsed and the entire
company was carried to the first floor,
distance of 80 feet. Lieut.. John j
Boyle and Hoseman William L. Brig
ham were killed and buried in the
debris. The injured number eight
Loss about $4,000.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

AN English educationalist proposes
to introduce into the education of
young women the principles of chival-
ry toward the male sex. He maintains
that this has been entirely neglected in
the teaching of girls, and while boys
have been taught to pay due Difference
to women, the girls have not been
taught that, they owed any considera-
ton to anyone, either of their own Or
the opposite sex The result has been
selfish and inconsiderate women who
accept all chivalrous attentions from
men as right, without thought that
they owe the courtesy of thank You
in RETURN
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

In England a writer has made it his
special business to abolish the honey
moon, the season during which the
young married people ale supposed to
be entitled to each others society ex-
clusively. He says that this institu-
ton has done more to spoil marriages
than any other one cause. The young
husband and wife see each other ad
nanseam. He pleads for young peo-
pie to begin living, in the world and
as part Of the world, at once. We
submit his theories to such as are in
terested in them.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

AMERICAN aluminium is to be largely
used in the construction of war vessels
to be built hereafter, the many advan-
tages possessed by the light metal
being apparent to the naval con-
structors of the world 1t was Yankee
ingenuity which invented the new
process Of obtaining aluminium at
small expense, but the whole world
has bene flied from the discovery.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

The number of immigrants arriving
during the first ten months of this fis-
cal year is 1861; at this rate the
number for the whole year will be 22s
345 Since 1880 no such small humble r
has been registered. The immigration
of 1893 added 503,9t7 to our population,
that Of 1850 added 669,43l. In 1882 the
number of immigrants was IT'S, 992; in
1887 itswas 546. $50.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

The sBrooklyn Eagle is sarcastic over
the alleged cheapening of horse flesh
by modern appliances. 1t says the
bicycle and electrically propelled car
are threatening the noble animal with
desuetude to such an extent that liv-
eryman will occasionally rent him for
half hour for less than $780, or will
take a person to the nearest railroad
station for less than 500, as against a
tive-cent fare on the trolley roads.
And such is the fall in the value of
horsefiesh that one can, by watching
for bargains, secure a steed for $4,000
or $4,000 that will last for year or
two E
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

The command to multiply and re-
plenish the earth has been pretty
fairly obeyed in the United States DR..
William Z. Harris, commissioner of ed
ucation, in his report for 1891, shows
that the total number of pupils in all
the schools was Is, $50, 26s, an increase
over the previous year of over 45e, 900.
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Three Noted Men Gone.

LONDON, July PROF. Huxley is
dead. The close of the great scientists
life came at s:45 o'clock Saturday af-
ternnon.
New YORK, July marshal Flo
raino Peixoto, ex-president of the
United States of Brazil, is reported
dead.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Brazilian
legation here is officially in ignorance
of the reported death of ex-president
Peixoto, of Brazil. Minister Mendonca
is out of town and his first secretary Of
legation, Mr.. Amaral. said that he not
been advised as to the decease of the
ox.nraSi6onf 55 & :.
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Eight Men Killed.

KEEL, June 29.-While the crew OF
the pinnace belonging to the German
belated cruiser Kurfurst Friedrich
Wilhelm were laying a mine off Fried
richort the mine exploded, killing
eight men.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

The tornadoes in Kansas and Ne
braska are visitations which must be
expected in all prairie states, nor can
human hand prevent them. The re-
ports of the havoc and devastation
causedby these terrific storms neces-
sarily have an effect upon emigrat icn
from the east to the west.
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Convicted Of Smuggling

i TOLEDO, o., July Il. Mime. Vermil-
yea, corset-maker, formerly of Belle.
vile and Toronto, Ont, was convicted
in the United States court Friday on
three counts of smuggling corsets into
the United States from Canada. The
goods, 1t was shown, were brought in
at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. The
madame has asked for new trial.
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a FoRGETFUL SENATOR.
And the Trouble His Observation-Disclosures
Caused In His Househoid. -:

And the Trouble His observation-disclosures
Caused In His Household.
In matters purely social, !" remarked
q cabinet officer to a reporter for The
Star, 81 never like to be quoted, so In
what is to follow you may omit my!
name. Last winter one of our best
known senators from one of the GulA
states lying between Louisiana and
Florida was at the theater. After the
performance he, with friend, repaired
to German restaurant to be refreshed.
For the first time in his long and well.
spent life he encountered that power.
full CONNECTION known as Limburger
cheese. He was delighted with it 40
with a revelation in gastronomy. He
craved Of the owner of the hostelry 3
specimen Of the cheese, that he might
convey it to his household there to be
exhibited and taught to them as q les
son in the palatable, and all to that
end that large quantities Of the cheese
might be purchased and consumed by
them the good natured restaurateur
gave the statesman an entire cheese,
wrapped in the usual tinfoil which is
it's market overcoat.
THE senator blightly received tho
cheese and slowed itaway in the stern
sheets Of his dress suit. Then he went
home. and hanging his costume in the.
wardrobe, went to bed. In the morn
ing, with the approaching cares of 2
tariff day overshadowing any memory
Of that Limburger, he pulled on his
everyday suit and went down
to the senate. When he sought
his home again at six p. m. he found.
doors and windows open, while his
family went about in furs and similar
defenses against the cold. There were
artisans about who had taken up floor
ing boards, sawed into the wainscot
and torn ragged holes in the frescoes
over his head. The house looked as IL
some plumber who loved his art had
been looking for leak.
What's the trouble here!' demand.
ed the senator, with a strain of irrita-
ton in his tone
6 There's dead mouse in the wall
or floor somewhere said the wife from
out her sealskins. We've got to find it
and get rid of it. We can't live in the
house
"Then the statesman remembered
the faithful limburger lurking in his
dress coat It was removed from of
fee, and colored person was en-
ployed to carry it to the leeward Of
the senator's household as far al ho
could for two bits. ''-Washington
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

IT is estimated that during "the past
twenty-five years of peace Europe has
spent Inventive thousand millions in
preparations for war; Peace, it
would seem, is among the dearest COM
mOditieS on the market
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Right or Left7

It has been asserted with much authori.
tatlve emphasis, that inability to steep on
the left side IL indicative OF dlsordef or
feebleness OF the heart But here cones
somebody who talks thus about sleeping on
the left side: SIT 10 the most prolific cause
of nightmare, AID also Of the unpleasant
taste in the mouth on arising in the morn
ing All food enters and leaves the stomach
on the right side. and hence sleeping on tho
left side soon after eating involves sort
Of pumping operation which is anything
but conducive to sound repose. The action
OF the heart is also seriously intertered
with and the lungs uncrly compressed:
Hence it is best to cultivate the habit of
always sleeping on the right side, although
Sandow and other strong men are said to
invariably sleep on their backs" Well,
doctors disagree" but our own experience
is that if you are going on a Journey, and
secure a compartment In the Pullman
sleeper on the Burlington" vestibuled
limited, it will not make any difference on
which side you sleep-you will have good
rest; and as for unpleasant taste in the
mouth on rising" the appatizing breakfast
in the dining car will quickly and ctfectually
remove that. In going to Chicago or st.
LOUIS, see that your ticket agent gives you
q ticket via the Burlington Route, or write
to W. J. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, St
Paul, MINI.
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Tragedy I'm a Church.

RICHMOND, Va, July During ser.
vices at the Second Presbyterian church
Sunday Miss Minnie Wilkinson, aged
35 years, and an active worker in the
church, shot herself through the heart
with revolver. She had been a
sufferer from melancholia for several
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04
WEST AND SOUTH.

ALBERT BIRKEL. aged IL; Louis
Blanchard, Ii years old, and William
Birkel, II years, were drowned at Seat
tie, Wash.
AT Baird, Tex, cyclone destroyed
several buildings and killed three per-
sons.
The explosion of boiler at saw
mill at Walthourville, Ga, killed two
men and third was fatally injured.
Bob SMITH, Tom Allen and Bob
Jesse, train hands, were killed in
freight wreck on the Central railroad
near Milledgeville. Ga.
AT Richmond, Ind, William Kouth
fatally wounded his wife, set fire to
the house, and then cut his own throat
and died.
FLAMES destroyed the plant of the
ST. Mary's (O.) Wooden Manufacturing
company and seven adjacent buildings.
Total loss. 100000.
In thunderstorm at Falkland, Ala,
Thomas and George Washington were
killed by lightning and James Hack
ney met like fate at Lincoln.
A FALLING tree killed William Meth
vim at Smiths Mills, Ala, and his wife
was killed at about the same time in a
runaway accident.
KENTUCKY democrats in session at
Louisville nominated Gen. p. w.
Hardin for governor and R. T. Tyler
for lieutenant governor. The platform
indorses Cleveland's administration
and favors gold standard. A minori-
ty report favors the coinage of both
gold and silver as the primary money
of the country into legal tender dol
lars.
In fire at Minneapolis that caused
a loss of 100000 to Mcdonald Bros,
dealers in crockery, chinaware, glass
ware and silverware, six fremen were
killed and ten hurt.
Michael McDonough, aged 60, was
hanged for the murder of his wife at
Kenton on September 8, 1894.
IN Nebraska the democratic state
central committee representing the
Cleveland wing Of that party issued a
call for a state convention to be held
at Lincoln September 5.
The death of Rev. Tiberius Jones oc-
Cured at Richmond, Va, aged "a years.
He was ono of the most famous Baptist
preachers in the south.
SENATORS TuRPIE and Voorhees, pre-
pared papers to file in court to test
the last Indiana legislative apportion-
ment
FLAMES destroyed four blocks in the
heart of the manufacturing district Of
San Francisco, involving loss of ST.
100000 in property and sacrificing one
life. a.
AT Denver the B. & M. Packing COM
pany went into the hands Of receiver
with liabilities of 100000
THE Kentucky democrats in conven
ton at Louisville nominated a ticket
as follows: For governor, r. Watt
Hardin; lieutenant governor, r. T.
Tyler; treasurer. h. G. Ford; auditor,
L. c. Norman; register land Office, G.
Il. Swango; attorney general, w. J.
Hendrick; secretary of state, Henry =.
Hale; superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Ed Porter Thompson; commits
sioner of agriculture, !. B. Hall.
ALL the houses at Keysville, Ga.
were either demolished or badly
wrecked by cyclone.
=,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

A New YORK minister preached a
sermon on Potatoes, and How to
Raise Them" 1t is now only step
to texts on Raspberry Jam and Jam
ming" Milking Cow on the Right
RiSo OF
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

A WISCONSIN man has invented an
umbrella that can be opened with one
hand. That is all we'll enough, but
the thing TO invent is an umbrella that
can be kept with both hands,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

The English parliament has decided
chat it is too soon to build a monument
to Oliver Cromwell. The fires kindled
two hundred and fifty years ago have
not burned out yet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04
THE EAST.

The international supreme lodge o.
the Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars opened in Boston. The tota
membership of the order in this coun
try is now 56O,6O
The Irish National Federation OF
| America issued an appeal for money tc
carry on the home rule campaign in
Ireland.
JOHN TURsICK and Anthony Paoli,
rivals for the affection of Rosina Du-
bach, fought q duel in the woods near
Shamolsin, Pa. using clubs for weapons,
and both were fatally hurt.
JOHN S. JOHNSON made the fastest
time on record in a competitive pro-
fessional bicycle race at Bethlehem.
Pa. 1t was a half-mile handicap, and
Johnson rode the distance in 1:O31s.
AT Put-in-Bay island tornado tore
down walls and uprooted trees, and
summer campers on the island were
terror-stricken.
ACCORDING to the state census just
completed the population of Jersey
City, N. j., is 1879
In session in Boston the National
Association of Elocutionists elected
Prof. w. 3. Chamberlain, of Chicago,
president.
DIR. ROBINSON, aged "a years, died at
Camden, Mass. He discovered the use
of the spectroscope in medicine.
AT their home near Lowell, Mass,
Thomas Provier and his wife were
killed by stroke of lightning.
AT New London, Conn, Yale won
the varsity 4-mile race by ten lengths,
beating Harvard by thirty-fve seconds.
The official time was: Yale, 21:3O; Har-
ward, 22:O5.
The personages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the Goth ult. were: Boston,
$40; Baltimore, .612; Pittsburgh, .6O7;
Cleveland, .5sS;Chicago, $50; Cincinnati,
SAT; Philadelphia, .53s; Brooklyn, .52s;
New York, .491; Washington, AIS; St.
Louis, .s9s; Louisville, .154.
THE window glass factories in the
United States closed down until Sep
TENDER.
In Philadelphia Lee Richardson, Of
Chicago, broke the worlds bicycle rec
ord for l mile backward riding, going
in 4:O4 %.
The death of Prof Daniel Cady
Eaton, aged 81, of Yale university. one
of the most eminent authorities on bot
any in this country, occurred in New
Haven, Conn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

CHOICE Havana cigars will never
be short crop as long as Florida is in
the union and the Connecticut seed leaf
holds out.
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s work Of the Denver Mint.

DENVER, Col, July 1.-The value OF
all the bullion treated at the Denver
mint during the fiscal year ending
Saturday was $5,614,642, q gain ri
Sc, 374, O61 over the previous year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

P. Il. BARNUM has left his mark on
the page Of American history. There
are seven or eight post offices in this
country called Jumbo.
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Lynched.

BRooKHAvEN, Miss, June 90. Tom
Bowen, negro, committed an outrage
upon q blind white lady. Thursday he
was arrested, and at the preliminary
trial two Of his brothers swore that
Tom had boasted to them Of his crime.
He was remanded for trial. On the
way to the jail q mob overpowered the
sheriff and hanged Bowen to a tree.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-07-04

JUDGE JUDsoN HARMON is the fourth
attorney general and the twentieth
cabinet officer appointed from Ohio.