Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-04
w. 8. BIRcH. Of Kokomo, presiding
elder, died while attending conference

elder. died while attending conference
at Logansport, aged 70 years.
IN the mountains Of Wayne county,
w, Va, silver IN very rich quantities
was discovered.
rus Hank OF Canton, Kan, sns-
peaaed,
In the northwest the hottest weather
ever known In March prevailed on
the Goth, the mercury reaching 20 dc.
5gseea above aero In same places. The
average Ia lewa and Illinois was 50 de-
ereea.
TAR Cincinnati circuit court declared
the direct inheritance taS levied by the
last Ohio legislature Unconstitutional.
ABvIeRa hssA the middle and north
weasesA states indicated that crops
were In great danger ey reason Of
drought,
Ia was said that Dr.. William lletch-
kias, who was buried at M Louis, was
lao years old. He had been mason
lao Years.
Tas capital renewal question In Min
aesota WAS decided Ia favor Of st, Paul,
On June ~ the eighth annual conven
ton OF the Republican National league
will be held In Cleveland, O.
BseAuss OF financial trouble Henry
Thorne. owner of II stock farm near
Fort Recovery, o., shot and killed his
wife and then hanged himself.
An Clinton, H., August Swanson be.
headed his T-year-old son, using hand
ax to commit the murder.
The Willow Springs (Mo.) bank
closed its doors.
In San Francisco Edgar A. Cohen,
commission merchant, failed for $751;
900.
The death of Anton c. Hesing, presi.
dent of the Illinois Stats Zeitung
company, occurred at his home in Chi
cago, aged 70 years.
In Colorado heavy snowstorms pre-
vailed and rains fell in the western
and middle states, greatly benefting
crops.
BANDITS held up train near Wheat
land, Cal, and Sheriff Bogard and one
of the robbers were killed.
AT Fredericksburg, Va, Rev. w. f.
Brown, of the Shiloh Baptist church
(colored), baptized $50 converts, the
largest number of persons ever i'm.
mersed at one time in the state.
FLAMES destroyed barn in Fowler,
O., belonging to Mrs. Ruth Sigler and
with it ffty-six sheep and four horses
WHILE in a fit of temporary insanity
Mrs. Wilbur Barry, of Battle Creek
Mich, shot her husband and then shot
herself.
AT his home near Jacksonville, Ind.
Daniel Baugh celebrated his 1O6tl
birthday.
FLAMES destroyed the better part Of
the business portion of Hays City
Kan, including seven stone and twenty
frame buildings.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
IT was said that Manitoba was in q
state of open rebellion against Canada
over the order to restore separate Cath.
Ole schools.
ADyICEs from Havana alarmed the
Spanish government, as they indicated
that the instruction was spreading
rapidly and was already beyond the
control of the local commanders.
The oldest officer in the British army,
Field Marshal Patrick Grant, died at
his home in London, aged 81 years.
TALK of war between France and
England was heard as result OF
Frances sending an expedition to the
Niger in Africa.
The prime minister Of Spain said he
would send 10000 troops to Cubaif that
number was necessary to put down the
rebellion.
The legislature of Manitoba was ad.
journed until May, pending legal opin.
ions on the Catholic school fight.
A RESOLUTION to give home rule to
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
was adopted in the British house of
commons.
The emperor of Japan declared an
unconditional armistice pending peace
negotiations with China.
GOVERNMENT forces won a decisive
victory over the rebels in Colombia
and the revolution was believed to be
at an end.
The well-known editor, publisher
and writer, Maturin NJ. Ballou. of Bos-
ton, died in Cairo, Egypt, aged IS years
He was editor and publisher of the
first illustrated paper in this country,
known as Ballou's Monthly.
In the annual boat race in London
Oxford defeated Cambridge, leading
throughout and winning by length
and half.
THROUGHOUT Germany enthusiastic
celebrations of the eightieth birthday
anniversary of Prince Bismarck were
held.
PENAL servitude for life was the sem
tence of Koyama Rokunieki, the Japa-
nese who attempted to assassinate LII
Hung Chang at Shimonoseki.
By an explosion in the San Rafael
Mexico) mine five men, including the
American superintendent, were killed.
LATER NEWS.
The 1st Of April was Prince Bis
marck's sOth birthday. At his home,
students, professors, soldiers and others
to great numb ers assembled to cele-
brate the event. In Berlin all the pub
lie and most OF the private buildings
were decked with flags. At all the
schools, the pupils assembled in the
morning in crder to hear special Bis.
marck addresses. The pupils were then
given holiday. Many of the business
houses were closed and all the main
streets crowded with sight-seers. At
the theaters there were special perform
ances, with prologues appropriate to
the day which is being celebrated.
AT Usage City, Mo-. the LIST some so
negroes and whites got into a dispute
over a game of marbles. In moment
both sides resorted to the use of bricks,
stones and coupling pins, with the re-
suit that Nelson Bookers and Rufus
Griffin, both colored, were probably
fatally wounded.
Tur roorn;nr 5of tho 1o< ono re ~.