Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-05-14

~ A car of oil caught fresand exploded
at Bellmore, on. causing StheA death Of
William Cumnlins, aged 24ssand Will.
,liam Longnccker ~, aged lsAA
heSputner a apfst conventi ion met
atsChat tanoog I en nln with 900 dele
gates, present. EH5 ls IL .sAs,.,
] The president issued, an order extend
ing the civil service rules to theinter-
state commerce commission; making
Q total Of about IS, 200 government posi-.
lions now included IN the civil service.
d. O. Collins, one Of the largest to-
bacco dealers in Ohio, failed at Cincin.
natl for 500, 0O0.t . y. = A.!
A cyclone wrecked houses and barns
at Clark, S. d., and the wife of C. H. Lind
land wasskilled. 3 fs Il.
Mrs. Fritz Henisint, who lives near
Fowler, Ind, gave birth to six infants,
four boys and two girls. Two years ago
Mrs. Henisint gave birth to triplets.
The textile mill of Samuel Riddles &
Sons near Chester, Pa, was destroyed
by fire, the loss being $4,000, asjsI a
Mike McRea (colored) was hanged at
Ozark, Ala, for the murder of Angus
McSwean and wife near Newton in Sep
TENDER, 1898. 4tI l!$tsts Il. t..''.s
In a fire that destroyed the Metro
politan restaurant in St. Louis ten men
were injured, one fatally.
4 In San Francisco the Vulcan iron
works were destroyed by fire, causing
a loss Of 100000. g. ..s-..
A! e. w. Butts and C. X. Goodwin, two
prominent young men, left Providence.
r. T., on a bicycle trip to California.
with the intention of breaking the pres
ent record.
Thousands of feet of dockage and
nearly 20,O0O,000 feet of lumber were de-
stroyed by, fire at Ashland, Wis, the
loss being 100000, and Peter Enge-
man, John Nolander and Ole Olson were
burned to death. Il .. -zs - :. !:
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 10th were as follows:
Philadelphia, .722; Boston, .667; Pitts
burgh, CAT; Chicago, $40: Baltimore,
,.579; Cincinnati, $40; Cleveland, 1868;
Washington, .474; Brooklyn, .474; ST.
Louis, $50; New York, 1888; Louisville,
100 ,...s..... :. II. f.
At the Methodist conference in
Cleveland resolution was, introduced
requesting that no Sunday school teach
error Epworth league presidents or other:
officers be elected who used tobacco. W.
Near Mintau, Ala, Redden Williams,
a prominent farmer, charged with rap.
ing his 16-year-old daughter, was.
lynched by q mob. 80. {.:ff,-,
Destructive forest fires were raging
in several portions of the upper PENN
s1la in Michigan. ..tg i>;s
The Tennessee centennial exposition,
to celebrate the end of the first cen fury
of the states history, will open in
Nashville on June /. =,
Ten or twelve acres Of land belong
ing to the Diamond Match company
We're burned over near Ontonagon,
Mich.,ia about i 500, 900 feet Of lumber.
destroyed, the loss being 100000 = &. !
!, The entire village Of L'Anse, Mich,
except few scattered houses, was de-
sttoyed by fire, the loss being estimated
at|from $5oo,0o0 to $75o,000. Fifty fam
lilies, numbering about. 800 persons.
were homeless. .e 64> x.,y.:,ss 4:
2 After a; career Of 20 years the Nash
vile American, one Of the oldest papers
in Tennessee, went into the hands of q
receiver. =. 80 - >sus-y 4,
Ferdinand Schumacher, the oatmeal
king, and president of the American
Cereal company, failed at Akron, O., for
100000. I1S.5 \ <r..ii j.,
H. Annie Anderson, aged "a years, was
shot at Trenton, n. j., by Joseph. Ora
ham, her lover, who Immediately after
IT'D shot himself. jealousy was the
cause. i s 1!s5 - -.