Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-15
TIE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches.
DOMESTIC.

OAAS4 pIOutOAtlnS 6uCu NOTICES as
please send OUT or please post up
being written on the wrappers of third
class mail matter. Such notices will
subject the matter to first-class rates.
Tie words "Pers-.nal" or ITO be called
for" are deemed part of the address and
are permissible.
The First national bank Of Mount
Pleasant, Mich, closed it's doors with
liabilities of SGT. 900.
A fire in the office of the Free Press
in Detroit did damage to the extent of
100000, and the Habbin type foundry
and the Cliff d. Higgins bookbindery
suffered loss OF $4,000.
The forest fires that threa tened Nes-
toria, Humboldt and other towns il the
northern peninsula of Michigan have
been quenched by rain.
The ore house Of the May Belle mine
at Victor, COL. was robbed of 65 sacks Of
ore valued at $65, 1000.
The official journal of the Knights of
Labor announces that new organiza-
tion IF workingme1. to be known as
THE Minute Men IF &C." is being
formed.
Clifford B. Everham. manager of the
geld and stock department of the West
ern Union Telegraph company in Chi
cago, fell dead in a courtroom from
heart disease.
While raising barn on the farm Of
Daniel Vile near West Canaan, O.. the
framework broke and ~ men were in
jured, two fatally.
Michael's university was burned to
the ground at Logansport. Ind, entail
ing a loss of $4,000. The POO students
escaped, but lost their clothing and con-
siderable money.
President Cleveland has closed up his
house at Bnzzard's Bay. Mass. and re-
turned to Washington.
-Four footpnds in Chicago waylaid
Abraham Shepherd and William Van
Ornun. booknnakers from the Ideal.
park race track, and robbe.i them of ST.
44G.
Mrs. I. Savage, her infant child and
two young sons were burned 10 death
IN their home at Summit, Ore. Foul
play is suspected.
Commercial street. business
tloroughfare a. Jellico. Tenn. was de-
stroyed by fire. M
The Tyler Car g. Lumber company Mt
Tyler, Tex, failed with liabilities Of
S25O.OOO.
B. L. Price & Co.. clothing manufac-
turers in New York. failed for $l25,OO
Albert Hadloff, Gus Kruger and a
man whose name is not given died at
Merrill, Wis.,. from the effects Of eating
poisoned fish and many other persons
were i'll from the same cause.
In battle between the full-breeds
and sGuaw men in the Cherokee coun-
try, on Horse creek. several squaws
and their white husbands were killed.
The stage running between Sonora
and Oakdale, Cal, was robbed of the
mail and express matter by lone high
wayman.
W. T. johnson. G. w. Parker and j.
c. Miller, accused of having robbed the
railroad companies running out of Chi
cago Of thousands of dollars wo.th OF
nerchand ise, have been arrested ID Chi
cage. 54
Twoaengines collided on the South.
ern Pacific at Green's Station, Ore, kill
ing two persons aud inJuring four.
Others. a.
The police of New Haven. Conn. be-
lieve that brakemen Of the Consolidated
railroad have been ruthlessIy murder
ing tran,ps caught stealing rides on
cars OF hat line.
A statement issued by the agricul-
tural department shows that the total
commerce Of tue United States, includ-
ing imports and exports. fer the ten
years ended June 80 last was @S1G.Ol3,-
:o5,2sS, or a yearly average of more
than $l.GO0, 0Oo,00O. III @
Charles +. Nitz, prominent young
Chicago physician, stabbed his wife to
death after quarrel and then killed
himself.
While returning to Warsaw. Ill.,, in
q skiff from a political meeting the
hoat upset and John Reed, of Warsaw;
John SiDlms, of Burlington. Ia, and
George Wintrow, OF Pennington. Ia..
were drowned
The house of Henry Campbell Mt
Westford. y. y. was burned and Mr..
Campbell and his wife. both about 70
years of age. persisted i'll the flames.
Five trains were wrecked in fog
at Argentine, Mo-, but no one was killed.
The Harlem Casino company in New
York failed for $1O4.OOO.
The thirty-eighth anniversary of the:
famous debate between Abraham Lin.
coin and Stephen A. Douglas was celc..
brated al Galesburg. I'll. A memorial
tablet was unveiled at Knox conllege
and addresses were made by Chauncey
NJ. Depew, Robert T. Lincoln and Sepa-
tor Palmer. sii III
Two masked men walked into the
Sherbnrne (Atinn.) bank and without