Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-21
In "a hours six incendiary fires &C.

In "a hours six incendiary fires &C.
Cured in Hurley, Wis. ..s-zsz... ss,,sr. %
I1lsChicagos6o newspape.smen, rep
resenting the agricultural press Of the
country, met and organized the Agri-
cultural Press league.sw NJ. J. Law
renee, of Cleveland, as president.
At Knoxville, Tenn, Ottway Davis,
a negro, celebrated his lO2d birthday.
Fire destroyed Augusta college, the
most historic building in Augusta, Ga.
While drunk and jealous John Koch
shot his wife and then himself at Gin
cinnati.
At Los Angeles, Call, Ferdinand Ken
nett, ex-chief OF police of St. Louis, who
killed Detective A. 3. Lawson, was SEN
fenced to ten years in prison.
John r. Tanner resigned and DR.. T.
N. Jameson, OF Cook county, was elect
ed to succeed him as chairman of the re-
Patrick and Cornelius Cowley, farm
ers, were robbed of $4,000 by burglars
at their home near Harvard, III.
Seven minutes after an application
for divorce was made ut Sioux City,
Ia, Mrs. Sarah j. Wallace was Sc parated
from w. j. Wallace. ~ &C. kr -
The town of Lamora, Neb., was
practically wiped out by fire,
At Devall's Bluff, Ark, g. Dupree
(colored) was hanged for the murder
of Robert Harris (colored) on June Is,
1894. z- syssas4s5-s =-sss.ss4,&.- ,zssssy-~ -.
A mob took James Goings (colored)
who assaulted Miss Lille Jones near
Frederick, Nd, from Jail and hanged
him.. - s5t4 %@ESs5
The Evening Press and the Chicago
Journal were consolidated and placed
under the management of the Evening
Press company
IL At Spring Valley, ILL.,, nine of the men
engaged in the recent riots were found
guilty and sent to prison.
The eight detectives of the Berry
agency concerned in the shooting of
Frank White in Chicago were held to
the grand jury OIL the charge of murder.
In Cleveland an electric motor went
through the draw bridge of the central
viaduct, falling 100 feet, and IS persons
were known to have been killed and
four others were missing. 49,.
Flames destroyed the sash, door and
blind factory at Meridian, Miss, the loss
being $4,000. .vs-ssa s.
The Banner brewery was burned at
Cincinnati, the loss being $175,OOO.
At Vincennes, Ind, Ward Leonard,
aged 60 years, drowned in the Wabash
He fC%h v,,1thnrs fvun hv0f h.
ers and sister were drowned in the
Ohio river at different times. "a <s.5
John Wagner, Reuben Davis and
Agnes Yettke lost their lives in burn
ing factory at Detroit, Mich. e @
The White railroad men at Moss
Bluff, Fla, who resented the introduc.
ton of negro laborers, raided their
cabins, killing three and wounding
many more. -<-7 ..sr5~~ .es- 3 r-.>1s
ss. Amelia Darwin, aged 1O3, died - ut
Black River Falls, Wis. Her husband,
who is still alive, is LOT years of age.
A bill was passed by the Choetaw In
dian council making it treason, punish
able by death, to sell land to a nonciti-
zen or to urge change in the present
government. ..< .r....s.+
Nine men lynched Albert England, a
post office robber, near Velonia, Ark,
to prevent him telling about a large
number of robberies. -.... -.
Forest fires burned over $4,000 acres
near Santa Rosa, CAL, destroying
houses and barns and other property.
In Ohio the official plurality of Gov.
Elect Bushnell is 92,13 =