Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-03-14
News IN Brief.

Living Star Rebecca lodge, !. O. O. F.,
has been installed at Stephen, with %
charter members,
Alonzo Foster, wealthy farmer liv-
ing near St. Charles, shot himself while
temporarily insane.
The name of the postoffice at Jadis,
Roseau county, has been changed to
Roseau, and Horace w. Sutton has been
commissioned postmaster.
The Duluth humane society has be-
gun crusade against dealers who sell
cigarettes to minors and will at once
swear out warrants. The society agent
has made investigation which show
that nearly all tobacco dealers in the
city are continually violating the law.
William Priem and William Powers
are under arrest on the charge of RUM
ing blind pig at Amboy.
Geo. w. Davis sues c.. A. Moore, a
Rainy Lake pioneer, for 50, $50, alleged
to be due as his share in the sale of the
Little American mine an Rainy Lake.
The friends of Martin N. Dulsbottom,
of Red Wing, are alarmed over his
mysterious disappearance, and his bride
of day is disconsolate. On Feb. %
they were married. In the afternoon
they returned to Red Wing. About 8
o'clock in the evening the groom dis.
appeared and hos not been heard from
since.
Anoka has passed an ordinance to
| keep children under Is off the streets
| after o'clock at night.
Officer Martin, of st. Paul, was as.
saulted while walking the street in the
evening by lad named Anstedt, who
threw handful of cayenne pepper into
| the officers eyes. Anstedt was arrested.
The two top floors of the Holly mill
| in Minneapolis were burned out. Loss,
| $1,000.
Carl Seagreen, of Cannon Falls, has
received a letter from Sweden that was
| on the ill-fated Elbe. The mail pouch
had been washed ashore on the coast of
| England, and there the contents were
| dried and then sent to America.
The earnings of the prison board for
the month of February amounted to
| $18, 205.10; more than half of this
amount was collections on account for
| binder Irvine.
Gov. Clough has appointed ]. $. But
| Ter of Minneapolis q member of the
state board of veterinary medical ex-
aminers.
Duluth lumbermen in the past have
been annoyed by thefts of logs in the
harbor, but owing to the faulty con-
struction of the state law have been I'M
able to prosecute successfully persons
who they were sure were guilty. The
last few days q petition to the legislat-
ure asking fof a change in the state
law has been freely signed, and bill
will be introduced substituting for
section 81, of chapter 80, of the general
statutes. the Wisconsin section, so that
possession will be evidence Of guilt.
VIM. Mcconnell, of Cleveland, O.,
held temperance meetings at Winona
for three weeks. during which time
5000 persons signed the pledge.
Andrew Bauer, a Western Union
messenger boy, was locked in a vault
at the Cham Der of Commerce, Mime
| apolis by fellow messenger in play
full mood. Nobody had the combinat
ion of the lock, and it was necessary to
| send for locksmith in order to release
him.
Duluth and Superior are agitating
hourly the street railway mail service
between the towns
| The autopsy on the body Of Andrew
Kunza, who was murdered at we'd
ding last week, near Little Falls, was