Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-09-24
THE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches.
DOMESTIC.

OCdtSS dAAOuulSu W poOS S@OSsfoa u6 dAuSo
s4Ss, 360,551 during the! same period in
1895. The imports amounted to $471,-
222, 1874. against $685., 1877 ,819 in the first
eight months of 1895.
The Midland state bank at OMAHA
Neb, closed its doors with liabilities of
over 100000.
Ben S. Morris, one of the two negres
who murdered S. C.. Buchanan, prom
inent cattle dealer of Watonga, 0. H.,
was ]ynched by q mob.
F. W. Humphrey & Co., the largest,
for $125, 900.
In a fight in Ozark county, Mo-, be-
tween lumber thieves and officers four
of the thieves were killed and one dep
uty marshal fatally wounded.
Frank Ward and Scott Jackson.
miners at Oronega, Mo-, fell $50 feet
down shaft and were killed.
The Army Of West Virginia met at
Gallipolis, o., for. a three days re-,
union. s~s '~' "e' '"'"t
The annual report Of the American
board of commissioners for foreign
missions shows that the total receipts
for the year were 43,104.59, and the
total expenditures $627, 969.5s, leaving
balance of $115, 1851.
The National Colored Baptist associa-
ton of the United States met: in six
teenth annual convention at St. Louis.
Carrie Jennings (colored) in a fit of
jealousy stabbed Monroe Bell (colored),
aged ~ years, to death at Louisville,
Ky., and then fatally shot herself.
At the annual reunion in Burlington,
VT, Of the Society Of the Army Of the
Potomac Gen. William M. Henry, of
Burlington, was elected president.
In San Francisco the box factory of
Hobbe, Wall & Co. was destroyed by fire,
the loss being 100000. and Night
Waterman Ross, IS years old, was
burned 10 death. s,tr,4 i 1 AZ
A statement prepared at the mint
bureau in Washington shows that the
silver coinage during the month of Au-
gust aggregated $2,650,000.
The tilibustering steamer Three
Friends was seized at Fernandina, Fla,
by the governments authorities. .
The little town of Poplar Grove, ILL.,,
was nearly swept away by fire..
Rev. T. W. Russell, pastor Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church of 0ttumwa.
Ia, died as the result of swallowing a
set of false teeth while at breakfast. :
Hasley Petit and Charles Waters.
children at Bonner Springs, Kan, were
suffooated by gasoline. .tes.rF y
Daniel Mcleod and Frank Ledbetter
were killed by an explosion in the In
dependence mine at Victor, Col.
Two small children of John Edwards,
Of Shanner, o. T., were burned to death
while locked alone in the house.
George Rohrer and Alvin Steffey,
boys living near New Roe, KY, fell from
a tree into sink hole and had their
necks broken. ss,ss,Fesssssssss.
The Shellsburg bank at Shellsburg,
Wis, closed it's doors, s;ss
Orrin w. Skinner died in Auburn
IN. Y. prison, where hetwas serving a
sentence for grand larceny. He was one
of the most astute swindlers in the
United States. #
The exchanges atthe leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the 18th aggregated
$e06,20s, 52S, against $3.50, o29,234 thepre-
vious week. The decrease compared
with the corresponding week in 1so5!is
1875. IA ti, III
The private banking house of Gar
diner, Morrow & Co., the oldest bank
in central Pennsylvania. closed its doors
at Hollidaysburg.
There were 81 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 18th, against 315 the week
previous and 2l3iin the corresponding
period of 1895. hi
Europe on the steamer St. Louis were
Fostmaster-General William NJ. Wilson
and Henry Watterson.
A storm of wind, hail and rain which
swept over the eastern part of Pennsyl-.
vania wrecked scores of buildings and
did damage estimated at 100000.
The banking house of S. H. Watson G.
Sons at Vinton, Ia, established for 40
years, made a general assignment with
liabilities of $250.OOO: assets, $3.50, 900.
F. J. Fowler. of Stillwell, y. T., who
wash search Of his runaway wife,
found her in St. Joseph. Mo, and shot
her dead and then shotshi1nselt fatally.
September 10, 1896, just 100 years ago,
President George Washington issued his
farewell address to the people of the
United States.
Pratt, Simmons & .Krausnick. whole
sale milliners in st. Louis, failed for
$4,000. "A 4Est Ea5f
Corbett and ,Fitzsimmons were in
dicted by the grand jury in New York.
city for instigating Q fight contrary to
the laws of the state.
Four men were killed and number of
others badly injured in wreck on the
Cincinnati Hamilton & DAYTON railroad