Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-05

had lain on his back for seven years un-
able to move q joint, died near Bryan,
Tex.
A mob shot to death Tony Sutton,
negro, at Montezuma, Ca. for killing
w. 7. Sangster.
The discovery was made that Gar
| land Stemler and Louis Mureno, who
were lynched by mob at Yreka, CAL,
| for murder, were innocent.
! Vast gold fields were discovered at
! Mercur, about IS miles south of Salt
Lake City. e
At Platte City, gNeb., Rev. A. Heinrich
and wife were asphyxiated by gas from
| their coal stove.
! prominent and wealthy stock traders
at Hazel Green, KY, fought over trade
and both weresSilled.
Philip Slayman and Sadie Poorman
and Harry Poorman and Florence Stay
man were married at Canton, O. The
brides and grooms of both weddings
| we're brothers and sisters. and twins
at that.
| At Decatur, ILL.,, Charles N. Smith.
widely known in the baseball world as
PAGER Smith, was hanged for the
murder of his daughter Louise, aged 6
years, and Miss Edna Buchert, aged 49,
his sister-in-law, on September % last
In wreck on the Norfolk & Western
railroad at Canterberg. w. Va, three
men were fatally hurt and several seri-
ously injured.
| John S. johnson lowered the one
mile flying start bicycle record at
Nashville, Tenn, from 2:16 to2:1O Is.
The two-mile flying start record was
lowered by A. F. Sem, of lion, Ky.
! from 4:49 2-5 to 4:4s 3-5.
The largest woman in Indiana, Mrs.
| David Lamb, was buried at her home in
| New Middleton. She weighed 500
| pounds.
The doors of the Chattahoochie ma
tional bank ut Columbus, Ca, were
| closed.
Ozias McGahey and Joseph Robinson,
both negroes, were taken from the Jail
| at Fayetteville. Tenn, and hanged by
! a mob. The colored men were charged
! with an attempted assault upon a white
| girl.
In Detroit Prof. Enoth. an aquatic
performer, accomplished the feat of
| staying under water four minutes and
eight seconds, breaking all previous rec.
ords in that line.
Official returns of the election of 1895
in Iowa show 4O1 1892 votes to have been
cast, of which Drake, republican NOM
! ince for governor, received $3.50;
| Babb (dem.), 9,433; Crane (pop.). az
! 11s, and Bacon (pro.), 1862.
In Baltimore A. w. Wayman, senior
bishop of the African Methodist church
in the United States, dropped dead from
| paralysis at his home.
At Air Line Junction. O., Joseph
Reimean and his daughter and Ernst
Newer were killed by the cars.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
! OFF Rio Jeneiro the Brazilian cruiser
Uranus was wrecked, the commander
! and five of the crew being drowned.
Yellow fever caused the death of
James c. Fox, the United States con-
sui at Antigua, Colombia.
The death of Alexandra Dumas, nov
! elist and playwright, occurred in Paris,
at the age of II years.
The Hawaiian government would, it
! was said, make strong effort to bring
| the annexation question before the
next United States congress.
The Strathnevis, Northern Pacific
| steamship en- route from Victoria, B. G.,
| to Yokohama with about 125 Chines.,
passengers, crew of so and 5000 tons
; of general cargo, was given up as lost.
| Insurgents wrecked train carrying
Spanish soldiers near Glen Rojah. Cuba,
and the engineer, fireman and 81 sol
diers were killed and 50 others were in
jured, some fatally.
The knights of labor in Montreal,
Ontario and Quebec decided, to secede
from theSgeneral assem- bly, and form a
purely Canadian order. SSg 81
At the secret consistory in Rome the
pope presided and created nine car
dinals, among them being Mgr. Satolli,
the papal delegate to the Roman Catho-
lie church in the United States.
In severe storms in the vicinity of
Odessa, Russia, 500 persons were either
drowned or frozen to death.
In Milwaukee Margaret Mather Pabst
consented to divorce from her shus-
| band, Gustav Pabst, and she will re-
turn to the stage. Forsher consent she
received 100000.
AT a dance atsShelby, Ind, John and
Frank Lattey were bothshot and fatal
ly wounded by Frank Fuller.
At Browningsville, KY, Orville Eals
killed his wife and her paramount, John
Fields, and was himself killed by a
posse who attempted to arrest him.
It has been found since the recent
earthquake that cisterns in different
parts of the Ohio valley no longer hold
water.
LATER NEWS.