Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-08-29

i denomination throughodt the state
calling forsunited political action ION
the part of all Methodists in anSeffort
to elect to the next legislature as
many members rs possible who will
fight the saloons.
The doors of the First national bank
OF Franklin, O., were closed with LA
bilities of $4,000.
A FIRE destroyed the tannery COM
pany's extensive buildings at Irvona,
] Pa, the loss being 500, 900. -s'-s
JAMES HENRY, John T. Jones and
Henry Piper were indicted nj Carson,
New, for the mint shortage discovered
last April.
THREE men were killed and three
others were fatal injured by fall Of
slate in the Algoma CIV. Va.) coal mine.
FLAMES wiped out the whole south
side of the square at Osceola, Neb..
with the exception Of the bank build
ing.
AT Kenosha, Wis. the Dan Head &
Co. bank closed its doors with deposits
I Of S15O. 600.
DUR1Ne fight between the Cox and
Thomas families in the Cum berland
mountains, pear Whitesbury, KY, Will
liam Cox, John Boyd aud James
Thomas were killed and Sam Cox fatal
~ wounded.
THREE masked men held.up three In
dians near Lewiston, Idaho, and robbed
them of s., 800 paid them by the gov
eminent for land
AT Sioux City, Ia, Max Noack shot
Hazel Hammond and then killed him
lself.
AT Niles, O., the Falcon Iron s. Nail
company, employing about 1900 men.
posted notice that all employees not
governed by labor unions would be
granted an increase in wages of 10 per
cent.
/ Ina fire In the house of John Ander-
son at Menominee, Mich, his two boys
were burned to death.
By jumping off an electric car
George E. Legge, editor of the Sum
field (Mich. Sun, was instantly killed
in Grand Rapids. ,s,
FIRE destroyed three buildings in
Cincinnati owned by Bradford Shinkle,
the loss being 'cs25O. 900.
The doors of the Bank of Dawn, Mo-,
were closed with liabilities OF $40, 600.
OFF Presque Isle an excursion
steamer from Toledo, O., collided with
a schooner, and five persons lost their
lives.
FIFTEEN Bannock Indians were re.
ported killed by cattlemen under the
leadership of Rye Smith. Smiths
reason was revenge for the murder OF
his father in 1878 in Diamond Valley,
Ore.
FOREIGN INTELLlGENcE.
THE execution of Thomas Bond, who
murdered George Hackett! and at
tempted to kill Mr.. and Mrs Blake
well at Orgreave last spring, took
place at Stafford. England. q Is
STEAM trials of the American line
steamer st. Louis over a measured
course in the channel were complete
success. Is
The legislature of Hawaii ratified
the contract for a telegraph cable from
Honolulu to San Francisco.
A MOB armed with various weapons
attacked the American mission Mt Foo
Chow, China, and the chapel and school
were wrecked and four native scholars
were fatally wounded.
AN official statement of the assets of
Birgen Brothers. bankers who recently
failed at Genoa, Italy, shows them
to be SO, 500, 600 The liabilities are
s14. 1000, 900.
In the City of Mexico paper which
is supposed to represent the views of
President Diaz says that Mexico has no
wish to annex Cuba.
In Japan since the outbreak of chol-
era there have been IS, 600 cases of that
disease and 10000 deaths.
CHINESE soldiers stationed at TEN
Tsin revolted and attacked q number
of shops in the city and killed 100 per-
sons.
AT the age Of 80 years, Peter Denny,
one of the best-known shipbuilders on
the Clyde, died at Dumbarton, Scot
land.
A BosToN girl, Miss Annie S. Peck,
climbed to the peak OF the Matterhorn
in Switzerland. It is said that only
Miss Brevoort, OF New York, and Miss
Carref, daughter of Swiss guide. The
top of the mountain is 14,7O5 feet
above sea level and is most difficult of
access.
~ An attempt was made to assassinate
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild, head Of
the great banking house in Paris. An
internal machine was sent to him by
mail, and his clerk was terribly In
jured when he opened the package.
In the harbor OF Moi, China,
typhoon wrecked many vessels and a
large number Of lives were lost.
UP to the present time the cost of
the war In Cuba has been about SEQ
100000.