Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-03-26

Gus Ely lcolored },sshot anu prob
ably fatally wound This wife at Peoria,
Ill, and thenashot and killed himself.
Domestic trouble was the cause.
Report IS to New York commercial
agencies show that the business outlook
through thecountry was not encour-
aging.
At Forest City, Pa, Frank Creagle
fatally shot his wife, from whom he
was separated. and then killed himself.
John Holzinger shot and killed his
aged mother-in-law, Mrs. Catherine
Miller, and fatally wounded his young.
wife in Milwaukee,. Family trouble was
the cause. The murderer was arrested.
Ballington Booth has changed the
name of his new salvation army to
"The Volunteers"
There were 261 business failures. in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the Goth, against 300 the week
previous and 27s in the corresponding
period of 1895. ,sya ri.,c I! !
Fire in the Atlantic oil refinery at
Pittsburgh, Pa, caused q loss of over
100000. s fs 4-%
Elijah Rutter and John White, Of
Brice, O., quarreled over the formers
wife and both were fatally injured.
Julia Bird, an aged squaw, her daugll-
ter, Charlotte Bird, an infant daughter
Of Charlotte Bird and o. Etiquette, an In
dian, were burned to death near Bay
field, Wis, during u drunken carousal
A mob took William Murphy from the
Jail at Huntsville, Tenn, and strung
him to a tree for the murder of William
Knowlin, a miner.
John Cloggett and Lee Williams were
killed and three other men were injured
by an explosion of dynamite at Ellicott
City, Md. t ....-
Mr.. Edison, the famous inventor, has
succeeded in penetrating the human
body with the naked eye. With the pow
erful cathode light behind his patient.
he gazes through a screen of prepared
chemicals and sees every organ of the
body plainly. -
John Hartman killed his wife and
committed suicide at Omaha. Neb. No
cause was known. ..5 ..
James Ford and Harry Somers were
painting a church steeple at Grand, o.
r., when thunderstorm came up and
they were killed by lightning.
There were ten cases of suicide in
Chicago during the week ended on the
21st. 49,.
y It was said that $4,000 persons were
suffering in Chicago because of the
cfr 10 ~ H. E.
trade.
The First national bank at Mitchell.
S. D., which closed it's. doors about a
month ago. has resumed business.
Alexander Mcdonald, fire boss, and
Willie Davis, a trapper, aged 1G, were
killed by fire damp explosion in the
mines near West Newton, Pa. ~. +
A fire nearly wiped out the business
portion of Berrien Springs, Mich:
Bertha Mcconnell, aged TO- fatally
shot Harry Thompson at hotel in
Lancaster, Pa, because he had deceived
her, and then shot herself fatally.
The president issued an order en-
tending the civil service to practically
the entire Indian service.
L TIC OCAIId1 FCiu1OuU Idl1TOdu was
put into the hands of receivers
The banks Havana and Robert S.
Patterson, of Philadelphia, were lost
with their crews, numbering 80 men.
At Nashville, Tenn, Al Ewing and
Archie Clark broke all tandem bicycle
records, goin a half-mile in 1:O3h.
A fire in the smelling department of
the copper works of the Pennsylvania
Salt Manufacturing company at Ma
trona, Pa, caused loss of 100000.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Maryland republicans will meet in
Baltimore April % for the selection of
two presidential electors and four del
egates-at-large to the St. Louis conven-
ton. .....:.a
E. B. Head, the oldest printer in active
service in Indiana, died at the home of
his daughter in Franklin at the age
of sc. ."
The Eleventh congressional district
republicans of Texas nominated C. G.
Brewster, of Laredo, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Congress
man Grain.
In the Fifteenth Missouri district the