Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18
DAVID RAfNs, In the Chickasaw ma
ton, celebrated his 1OSth birthday.
His wife is 100 wears old.

to death near Corsicana, Tex, for
criminally assaulting Mrs. Rosa
Hughes
In riot among railway laborers at
Sloan Springs, Ark, four men were
killed and others seriously hurt.
AT his home in Dubuque, Ia, Gen.
George w. Jones, the oldest living ex-
United States senator, except James
w. Bradbury, Of Maine, celebrated his
Dist birthday.
Ir is the opinion of Judge Stevenson
Burke, Of Cleveland, who ranks among
the foremost of American railroad law
yers, that the government cannot COM
pei the railways of the country to pay
the income tax.
OK Jacob Duffy's farm, few miles
west of st. Louis, Louis Frank and
Kate Kolb were found side by side
dead. The girl left a note saying they
were going to kill themselves and as
cribing love as the cause.
ROBERT BURNS, proprietor of the
Clear View stock farm at Edgefeld
junction, Tenn, lost his barn by fire
and thirteen valuable trotters persisted
in the flames.
On July 10 Iowa republicans will
hold their state convention at Des
Moines.
FLAMES swept away nearly the entire
business portion of Dorchester, Wis.
A RECEIVER was chosen for the Etna
Fire association of Cincinnati, one Of
the oldest of the mutual assessment
concerns In Ohio.
In fight at Morgantown, Ca, two
brothers named Andrews killed two
brothers named Stokes. 80
IN a At Of jealousy Henry Long shot
his wife and brother-in-law, Joe Wild
ington, and then blew out his own
brains at Purvis, Miss.
In Toledo, O., twenty six street Ia
borers were arrested on a charge Of
violating the ordinance prohibiting
manual labor on the Sabbath.
WHILE preaching Rev. ]. NJ. Jessup,
an aged Baptist minister, died in the
pulpit at Sandy Ridge, Ala.
AT Glen Carbon, ILL.,, the st. Louis
press brick works were partially de-
stroyed by fire, the loss being $500, 900.
ROBERT HoUGHToN's house miles
north of Fargo, N. D., was burned and
the mother and three children, aged 8,
and 10 years, persisted in the flames.
A FIRE nearly wiped out the village
of Plattsburg, Mo-, the loss being $780,
600.
AT Denver the Nations Crisis is the
name OF a new weekly paper with ex-
Gov. Davis II. Waite as editor.
FLAMES swept away the Hotel Ray
mond at Pasadena, Cal, one Of the
most famous health and pleasure re-
sorts in the United States, the loss be-
ing 81, OOO, 900. Some $50 guests lost all
their personal effects.
In Cleveland John Sejhar, a Bo-
hemian laborer, shot and killed Carl
Richter, fatally wounded Albert RIGHT
er, brother, and two hours la ter killed
himself in police station.
BECAUSE of jealousy Mike Pfeifle, a
car repairer at Tacoma, Wash, killed
his sweetheart, Maggie Koender, and
then killed himself.
FRED CHAMBERLAIN and Gene Powell,
two of the Keya Pana county (Neb. J
cattle rustlers, were hanged by vigil
lantes.
FIRE destroyed the large warehouse
of Reabollido & Co., sugar dealers at
Tampa, Fla, the loss being 100000.
MINNIE WILLIAMS and Blanche La
mont, both 81 years Of age, were found
murdered in church in San Francisco,
and w. Il. 7. Durant, young man,
was arrested as the murderer.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
CABLE advices from the Colon ian
government announce the complete
subsection of the rebellion and the
restoration Of normal condition of
peace in all the departments of the con-
federation.
DURING a battle between revolution
lists and Spanish troops at Trosones $50
of the latter and four of the former
were killed.
The British museum has withdrawn
from public use in the library the books
in its collection of which Oscar Wilde is
the author. a..
CUBAN advices say that the revolu-
tionary party had formally declared
the independence of Cuba from Spain,
had announced the officers of a new
government and given to the world the
constitution of new republic.
If Great Britain approves the terri
torial demands of Japan in regard to
Manchuria and Corea it was said that
Russia would consider herself relieved
of the obligations of common action,
and would oppose Japan on land and
on sea. u
In Hungary two villages were de-
stroyed by floods and many lives were
lost.
STEPHEN FABY, Edward Faby, John
James and John White were drowned
while shooting at Catalena, N. T.