Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-29
THE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches.
DOMESTIC.

Compiled From Late Dispatches.
DOMESTIC.
The National Oil company's cotton
oil mill, together with machinery, was
burned at Corsicana, Tex, the loss be-
5cg 100000. 8. y g
A car famine exists on all the rail-
road lines centering in Kansas City. Mo-,
one line alone, the Burlington. being
short over 1000 cars. '#
The jubilee meeting in commemora-
ton of the fftieth anniversarys Of
the American Missionary association,
opened in Boston. q
Fire wiped out the whole business
portion of Enfield, Mass.
Marion Kennard. who lives at Badger;
Creek. w. Va, while drunk killed his
wife and l4-year-old son.
E. L. Turner g.. Co., one of the oldest
and largest dry goods and department
stores in Waterbury, Conn. assigned
with heavy liabilities. @s s..s
For the. three months ended Septem-,
Der 30 the internal revenue receipts
amounted to $37,7o4.ss7, gain of $780,
600 over the same period in 1895.
Robert Swallow, prominent labor
man and orator, committed suicide in
Chicago.
The Western New York Preserving &
Manufacturing company at Springville,
N. y. failed for $4,000. i s..
Charles +. :Ftickenger, a farmer Ev-s
ing near Colby, Kan, shot his wife and
then hanged himself. Brooding over
81 soi To-, l. -
The governor Of Indiana has issued
proclamation calling upon all pupils
and teachers throughout the state TIC
observe October 80 as Arbor day. =.
negro was lynched by mob near
:Sunnyside, Miss. for, shooting J.. II.
Rock, a white man. @
L. r. Farnsworth, a prominent resi-
dent of Cresco, la, accidentally shot
and killed his wife while loading rifle.
Mrs. Con Reardon and her nine-year-
old son were burned to death at their
home in Mahanoy Plane. Pa.
The Berkey g. Gay furniture factory,
the largest in the world, resumed :ope.-
atoms at Grand Rapids, Mich, after
period of enforced idleness during the
business depression.
In fit of jealous rage William Hut
finger, worthless character, shot and
wounded his divorced wife at st. Louis
and then killed himself.
The Oregon Coal e. Navigation COM
1'any's steamship Argo was wrecked on
the Coos bay bar near Marshfield, Gre,
and four passengers and nine OF the
crew were drowned.
w. q. Eambusch, the absconding
Banker of Juneau, Wis.,, committed sui
eide at Fredericksburg, Va.
The one hundred and tiftieth ami
versary of the founding of Princeton
college was celebrated at Princeton,
NJ.
The stoneware works of Whtmcre,
Robinson G. Co. in East Akron, O., were
destroyed by fire. the loss being $500, 600.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 21st was: Wheat,
54,sos,o00 bushels; corn, 1875, 900 BUSH
els; oats, 1O,035,Oo bushels: rye, 1885,
600 bushels: barley, 3.411 900 bushels.
Executive clemency released from
states prison in Wisconsin DR.. w. +.
Dovall, who had served 81 years of a
life sentence for killing his wife. The
pardon was recommended 10y the trial
judge.
Charles BraylocA, youth 10 years of
age, died in Richmond, Va. from the
effects of injuries received in football
game. ... --... ...
Unknown men wrecked passenger
train on the Memphis route near Jones
Springs. Mo-, but the passengers es-
capped injury.
Mayer Bros pottery was destroyed
by fire at Beaver Falls, Pa, entailing 4
loss of 100000. During the fire wall
fell and two boys were fatally injured.
a farmer named Butka. who had q
large income from oil leases, was MUIR
dercd On his farm near Toledo. O., by
robbers and his wife was fatally in
jured.
James Lowe fatally shot Addie Schil-
ling in the police court at San Francis
co and then killed himself. The woman
was to have been witness against
Lowe for sending her threatening let
tiers.
The free street fair and trade carnival
Of Knoxville, Tenn. opened with inn
pressivc ceremonies.
The filibuster steamer Dauntless was
captured by the United States cruiser
Dol 80 A.