Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-30

DURING tornado at Lockport, Tex,
the st. Mary hotel and Catholic church
were unroofed and forty other houses
were damaged, causing loss of $780,
900.
THROUGH the region east of Superior,
Wis, forest fires were raging and great
damage was being done.
Two MEN swindled &. 81. Taggert, a
wealthy farmer near Warrensburg,
Mo-, out of $500.
On the lakes insurance losses this
season up to May IS were unprecedent-
eddy heavy. The aggregate was $780,
900, as compared with losses last sea-
son up to the same date of $136. GOO
AT Creole, Col, snow to the depth of
a foot fell.
AT Renville, Mimi, gold was struck
in paying quantities.
NEAR Cheyenne, Wyo., a freight
train ran into the rear end of pas
senger train and Engineer August
Gray and Fireman Ed Fuller, both of
Denver, were crushed to death.
AT the snorting of an elephant in
the parade of circus at Fort Wayne,
Ind, horse took fright and dashed
into the midst Of a crowd of women
and children, killing Mrs. Eliza Lemay,
fatally injuring Mrs. F. Wehner and
her boy and bruising sixteen other
persons.
MISS MAUD MYERS, Miss Kate John
son and Charles Wiley were drowned
at Efingham, Ill, by the upsetting Of
raft.
In Chicago sixty horses belonging to
the Carette company were burned to
death by fire in the stables and ten
carettes were also DESTROYED.
A MOB killed William Cornell, who
killed Sheriff George Durham, Of
Montgomery county, Ga.
ROBBERS blew open the vault Of the
state bank at Oneida, Kan, securing
about ST, 800.
ADv1cEs from the great wheat belt
of North Dakota, the Red river valley,
say that the frosts have not ruined the
young plant.
The Michigan legislature passed a
bill making it unlawful for one per-
son to treat another to liquor in any
public place in the state. It also pro-
hibits the selling Of liquor for such
purposes.
The Texas department Of education
ruled that nuns could not teach in the
public schools Of the state.
Two YOUNG men were fishing in the
Neches river near Crockett, Tex,
when their canoe was attacked by alli-
gators and broken up and the young
men were torn to pieces.
ADv1CEs from the vast wheat farms
Of the northwest, in Minnesota and the
Dakotas, show that the wheat crop is
not only uninjured, but actually is in
better than the average condition.
Mrs. ANNA ANNABLE in at of
jealousy shot and killed her husband
in Chicago and then put a bullet into
her own heart.
The convention Of ''sound money
and better banking facilities" met at
Memphis, Tenn, and was addressed
by Secretary Carlisle.
A MOB lynched Claude Thompson
(colored) at Dekoven, KY, for at
tempted assault on l3-year-old white
girl.
NEAR Lebanon, Ind, Thomas Irving,
q wealthy farmer, mistook his eldest
son for a burglar and shot him fatally.
Miss ANNIE NELSON and George Lai-
bel, midgets OF the Mrs Tom Thumb
company, were married at Minneapolis,
Mimi.
In house at Omaha, Neb., a gaso-
line explosion killed William Henry
and his wife and Mrs. e. s. Osborn.
Ex-Gov. w. d. HOARD was elected
department commander Of the Wiscon-
sin G. A. R. at the encampment at
Green Bay.
KIcKAPoo Indian lands in Oklahoma
were thrown open for settlement and
It was estimated that not less than
e, coo persons joined in the rush.