Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-11-18

Fred Lausen apxaeMiss Matte Schulz
sen wefefFil|led cars e. near New
y III The; s;s ngsss she lsadtng clearing
houses M Tia Uniteda States during
The week ended ~ sthe 18th aggregated
Isl, 317, 65a,6oo, al ainsta$1,216,346,71S the
:previous!week. heincrease compared
with the corresponding. week of 1896
was 1873.
There were POI business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on. the 18th, against ZIG the week
previous and gre in the corresponding
period st 1906 'S >s '"'' ~>~<
At the general assembly of the
Knights. of Labor rinrLouisville. Ky.,t
Henry A. ,Hickss Of New York, wis
/ choseh grand master workman in place
Of James R"SoyereEn. Y i
AZ The Colisedm'sin Chicago James
Michael beat the 15-mile bicycle record.
going the distance in 31:o7 as.
The Missouri Pacific St. Louis night
express was held up threeYmile east
of independence, Mo-, by five masked
men, but they secured no booty. u 3
A combination of steel tube COM
panies, with headquarters at Shelby,
O., Twill control 80 per cent. of the entire
steel tube output of America.
~At.the fourth annual convention in
Baltimore of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy Miss Katie Cabell Cur,
RE, of Dallas, Tex was elected presi-:
dent. - = \ - ! H. 80: 49," d
Charles NJ. Murphy, a member of the
Kings county wheelmen, rode mile
in New York in the startling time OF
100 As.
,,.-l Aul~ Holy, Track, Philip ireland and
Alec Coudot, the. three Indians who
murdered the Spicer family on Feb
r,'ary Fl last, were taken from the Jail
in Williamsport, N. D., by mob and
Hanged. .,. .v
Earnest advocacy Of the establish:
ment of postal savings banks by the
United States government is the fea-
ture of the first annual report of Post
master General Gary.
] Rome Bronson and Florence Will
liams, his betrothed, were overtaken by
a storm on Black Point mountain in
Arkansas and both perished. q:
A mail carrier was held up near War
rem, Idaho by lone highwayman who
secured registered letters containing
$4,000.
The University of Wisconsin defeated
the University of Chicago football team
in Chicago by score of % to 8.
Joe Sartin and George Skipper fought
as,duel in#Forest City, Ark, and both
were killed. ! 2 Il 1 ! 4
I Advices say theresisEno fear of starva-
ton in the Klondike, as the companies
weresupplying the men with provisions
for winter.
The dead bodies Of Henry Turner, his
wife and sister were found in a potato
patch in Campbell county, Ga. They
had! been shot to death.
Joseph Williams, fireman of the
Northern Pacific transcontinenta train.
committed suicide near Mandan, N. D.,
by jumping into the firebox of his en-
CINE. 4~<>+"."
Henry Phillips, a negro and self-con-
at Osceola, Ark.
Cattle near Eldora. Ia. were dying
from eating cornstalks on which poison
Gus smut had gathered.
The Bank of Amigo, Wis, closed its
doors, but it is said depositors will be
paid in full.
Three Indiana banks, respectively To-
oof toll IN,
and English, with deposits estimated
to aggregate 100000, have closed their
doors.
Alex. Pelky, whose daughter married
Walter Beresford, the bogus lord,
dropped dead from grief at Fitzgerald,
Ga.
A. L. Luetgert's second trial for the
murder of his wife will begin in Chicago
on the ed inst.
peculiar disease, which covers the
entire body with small sores, is fast be-
coming epidemic at Omaha, Neb.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Mrs. Mary Flannery died at Indepen-
dence, Ia, aged LOG years.
Ex-President Cleveland's son has been
named Richard Folsom Cleveland in
honor of Mrs. Cleveland's father.
Mrs. Margaret Boughan, the oldest
person in Massachusetts,, died at her
home in Chicopee Falls, aged 1874 years
DIR. Susan A. Edison, one of the best
known physicians in the United States,
died in Washington in her seventy-ffth
year.
Joseph M. Tilford, aged 81, proprie-
tor of the indianapolis journal from
1854 to 1864, died suddenly while at