Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-29

Arlington Chemical company ut Yon-
kersS ~. T., was killed in his Office by an
explosion.
The American Christian Missionary
society closed its forty -eighth annual
convent ion i'm Springfield, ILL.,, and adj
journed to- meet in indianapolis, Ind,
In October, 1897 81 s-.r -.
John d. Morrison, D. D., rector Of St.
Johns church, New York city. has been
elected bishop Of Duluth. MINI.
Mrs. Kate Bascom, of Clinton, Mo-,
killed herself and her four-year-old son
in Kansas City, Disappointmentin not
receiving money from her husband was
the cause.
+ Nearly the entire village.of SPRING
field. Ky. was destroyed by fire.
a conflict occurred at the sultan's
palace in Constantinople between the
Turkish and Albanian guards, during
which several men on both sides were
killed. ~, 4 ,s.
The missionary ship Dayspring was
wrecked on a rock north of New Gale
donna island and nine persons persisted.
Fire in q factory building in Brook
lyn.. N. x, caused losssof $15O,O0O, and
Alfred Beanmont.sa fireman, was killed.
President Cleveland addressed the
students and alumni of Princeton uni
versity in behalf Of national honor. He
urged the men of.education a actively to
engage in political campaigns, from
their inception to their close, aud to
let such efforts be steady and not spas
modic. T..
: " L 81 /.
The National Spiritualists' asssocia-
ton in session In Washington elected
Harrison d. Barrett, Of Lily Dale, N. y,
president.
Rev. Thomas Stoughton Potwin, one
Of the best known Congregational cler-
gymen ofsNew England, committed sui
eide at his home in Hartford. Conn., Ill
ness was the cause.
JIM. Criglar. manager of Hagerman's
lumber mills at Hager Station, Fla,
killed two negro assailants and wounded
four others.
Charity Ward (colored) left her three
little girls alone in her house at Ridge,
Ark, and the building caught fire and
consumed the children. !
Haney & Campbell, manufacturers
of creamery supplies at Dubuque, Ia,
made an assignment.
The exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the 23d aggregated
1,044 ,S68,062, against $003,325;,9O4 the
previous week. The decrease compared
with the corresponding week in 1926
is 9.3.
Mrs. William Hanchey, Miss Elmira
Hanchey and a little child were thrown
from buggy near Elba. Ala, in run
away and killed.
There were 274 business failures in
the United States in the seven DAYS
ended on the 23d, against 1928 the week
previous and 231 in the correspond
ing period of 1885,, S-5&.s,
James Sheakley, governor of Alaska,
in his annual report to the secretary
of the interior says there is great en-
couragement in the outlook for the
Alaska gold mines. During the past
year $2,30O,0O0 in gold bullion has been
taken from the mines.
A passenger and express train on the
Chicago & Alton railroad was held M
and robbed by four masked men at
Blue Springs cut, between lnde-
pendence and Glendale. Mo.
The DR.. Tanner who was killed IN the
Whitmer Robinson company fire at
Akron, O., is not DR.. S. H. Tanner, of the
famous fasts.
Morris Landa, manager of the Inter-
national Export & Grain company, and
prominent in the local grain market.
was shot and killed in his office at Kan
sas City, Mo-, by +. II. Watt, . dis
charged clerk.
Louis A. Coquard, bond and stock
broker in St. Louis, failed for 500. 600.
The revenue to the producers Of wheat
in the United States since September l
has been $2s,6ss,ooo in consequence of
the rise in the price of that staple.
Will Settle, cashier of the United
States Building and Loan association
N Louisville, Ky, is said to be default
CT for $4,000.
Judge Henry w. Scott, of Oklahoma
City, o. r., has resigned the associate
;usticeship of the supreme court of that
territory to become a member of the
New York bar.
The steamer T. P. feathers, loaded
with 1,7OO bales, of cotton and 5000
sacks Of cotton seed, sprung leak and
sunk three miles above Nachez, Miss.
The loss is over 100000.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Justin s. Morrill,, of STAFFORD, was