Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-21
News in Brief.

For the season ending Nov. Is, the
record shows that 3.745 boats, 1,444
barges and 1895 rats passed Winona.
A disgraceful row occurred between
Chief Sullivan and Mayor Lewis, of
Moorhead, because the chief refused to
obey orders and close one of the sa-
looms, the proprietor owing $500 liquor
license. They came to blows and the
mayor was knocked out in the first
round.
Word has been received from Lake
1tasca that three members of hunt
ing party from Osakis broke through
the ice. Two escaped, after suffering
terribly from exhaustion, but one,
named Moal1, was drowned.
James Pauley, proprietor of the
Pauley House, MINNEAPOLIS, is dead.
John Fisher, of Minneapolis, aged 10
years, was arrested for assaulting the
5-year-old daughter of Hannah Hide
brandt.
The United States Express company
has withdrawn its suit against the state
treasurer for additional charges for
carrying 5000, 900 registered bonds from
st. Paul to Washington,
An association has been formed in
st. Paul called the Minnesota Prison
association. Its object is to help dis
charged prisoners to obtain work.
The Polar Star Mill company has
agreed to erect a 100000 plant at Fari-
bault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McBroom, of
Mankato. accidentally ate rat poison in
their supper. Physicians worked all
night to save their lives.
Conductor P j. Conklin was held up
by two highwaymen, as he sat on tho
bumper of his car at the end of the
Maria avenue line St. Paul. The ap-
pearance of the motoneer frightened
the men away before they could secure
any plumber.
Gov. Clough has issued proclama
ton setting apart Thursday, Nov. %,
as day of thanksgiving for the people
of Minnesota.
Dan Curtiss, who escaped from Anoka
county Jail after having been sentenced
to three years in the state penitentiary,
was captured by the St. Cloud police.
While manipulating husking ma
chine, John A. Goodrich of Blooming
ton, had his left hand caught between
the rollers, crushing it so as to render
amputation necessary.
Brusven, the night Waterman, who
was added to the Jail force about a
month ago, has been placed in Harry
Hayward's cell, much to that gentle.
mans delight. There is nothing Hay.
ward so breads as solitude. and his
moroseness ana disgruntled attitude
toward the officials has been consider.
ably modified since Brusven was placed
iu with him.
At a meeting of the business mems
association of st. Cloud a delegation
was named to go to st. Paul and urge
the use of st. Cloud granite in the new
capitol. BE-.
Gideon H. Cleveland has been COM
missioned postmaster at Kedron.
Inquiry at the employment agencies
reveals the fact that there is a great
change in the labor situation within
few weeks Formerly there was plenty
of work, but no men for it. Now all
the number camps are we'll supplied
and they are sending in word that nc
more men need be sent out,
Walter Wilmott. the Chicago base
ball player who will manage the Min
neapolis team next year, began his ball
career ut Ada, in this state.
Frank Zebley, aged IA, secured 49,.
500 verdict against the city of Moor
head for injuries resulting from DE- feet.
i've sidewalk.
An aged lady of Winona, Mrs Mary
B. Green, has been alarmed by receiv
ing a note warning her to leave the
city under penalty of being tarred and
feathered, the possibility of fire being
also limited at. The police are of the
opinion that the note was written by
some boys.
G. &. Whitney, editor of the Marshall
News Messenger, has been appointed
printer expert for the state, vice Geo.
c. Stevens, resigned.
John Strange, the Appleton Wis,
paper manufa .turer. announces he will
build a $4,000 paper mill at Sank
Rapids.