Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-08-13


gregating 161. '' +
Harvey Allender shot and killed Mrs.
Wally Fielner and V. Crosette in San
Jose, CAL, and then attempted to kill
himself, but failed. Jealousy was the
cause. .0+j
Lorenzo Saladino, Becino Sorcoro and
Angelo Marcuso were lynched by mob
at Hahnville. La, for murder.
Garland Travis and Will Way were
drowned in the Kankakee river at La
Porte, Ind. er..
The Long Island bank, the Oldest
financial institution in Brooklyn, N. Y,
will wind up its career, the directors
having decided to go out of business.
PERSONAL AND: POLITICAL.
At the state convention in MARSHALL
town, Ia, of the national party the state
platform and ticket of the regular party
were indorsed.
The ''sound money" democrats of
Iowa met in Des Moines and registered
protest against the platform and can
didates of the Chicago convention.
Congressional nominations were
made as follows: Illinois, Thirteenth
district, Frank Palmer (pop.); Nine
teenth, j. ]. Sewall (pop.). Iowa, Sixth
district, John F. Lacey (rep.) renomi-
mated. Indiana, Eighth district, J. r.
Brunt (dem.); Thirteenth, Charles KEEL
lison (dem.). Texas, Tenth district,
Noah Allen (rep.); Eleventh, J. r.
Gross (rep.). West Virginia, First dis
trict. r. M. Stone (poD.). ..., ....
Lon v. Stevens, of Cooper, was nom
mated for governor by the democratic
state convention at Jefferson City, No.
All gold standard men were stricken
from the state committee and declara-
ton for free silver was made.
At the state convention in Concord,
n. H., of the national party George w.
barnard. of Claremont, was nominated.
for governor and DR.. w. C. Coolidge and
Rev. n. N. Drury were named for con-
gressmen.
The prohibitionists of New Hamp-
shire in state convention at Concord
nominated j. c.. Berry, of Plymouth, for
governor. s. aE !
ings, Neb., renominated Gov. Holcomb
and Endorsed the nomination of Bryan
for president. as5... "
The socialist-labor party of Indiana
met in Indianapolis and nominated the
following ticket: Governor, Phil H.
Moore, Indianapolis; lieutenant gov
ernor, Harry Sharpe, Indianapolis; Sec
rotary of state, Fred Adams, Fontaxet;
treasurer, F. Helbich, Evansville.
The populist state convention at Alb
ilene, Kan, nominated State Senator
Leedy for governor. ~
The populists in convention at Park
ersburg, W.. Va, nominated Isaac C.
Ralphsnyder for governor, and decided
10 fuse with the democrats.
The republicans of Michigan in con-
vention at Grand Rapids adopted plat
form which indorses the platform of the
national republican convention of 1896
and adjourned for the day without nom
mating state officers.
Wisconsin republicans met at Mil
waukee and adopted platform indors.
ing the acts of the national convention
in St. Louis and then, after receiving
several nominations for governor, adj
journed for the day.
George T.. Anthony, who was gov
ernor of Kansas from 1877 to 1879, died
at his home in Topeka.
The Michigan republicans in conven-
ton at Grand Rapids nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For governor, Hazen S.
Pingree; lieutenant governor, Thomas
B. Dunstan; secretary of state, Rev.,
Washington Gardner; treasurer, George
A. Steele; auditor-general, Roscoe D.
Dix; Encouragement, Fred A. May
nard; superintendent of land office, w.
A. French; superintendent of public
instruction. j. E. Hammond.
Texas populists in convention at Cal
weston nominated Jerome Kearby, of
Dallas, for governor, and indorsed the
nomination of Bryan and Watson for
president and vice president.
In Milwaukee the Wisconsin repub.
leans made the following nominations:
For governor, Edward Scofield; Lieu
tenant governor, Emil Baensch; secre-
tary of state, Henry Casson; treasurer,
Sewell A. Peterson; attorney-general,
William II. Mylrea; state superinten-
dent, John Q. Emery; railroad commits
sioner, Duncan ]. Mckenzie; insurance
commissioner. William "A. Fricke.
Judge Samuel w. shellabarger, one Of
the most prominent members Of the bar
IN Washington and q member Of con.
gress in war times, died ct the age Of 20
years. a. 49,.