Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-08

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Of the tariff, Behring sea dispute and
the queens jubilee. -.:s a. 81
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It is said to be probable that'formal
application for annexation to the
United States will be made soon by
government of Hawaii through minis
ter to the United States. The appli-
cation will be presented to the state
department and it is expected will be
transmitted to congress.
An infantry regiment 678 men strong,
sailed from Vienna the Goth for the is
land of Crete, being the Austrian con-
tingent for the occupation of the prin-
cipal ports of that island by forces of
the foreign powers. "
The United States senate, the 26th,
decided to print tho recent supreme
court decision in the trans Missouri
Traffic association case, there being a
great demand for it.
| A dispatch from the foreign admirals
in Cretan waters states that it is daily
becoming more evident that contin.
uance of Turkish authority in Crete is
impossible and recommends that an
European governor general be appoint
withdrawn.
The Wisconsin senate tho Goth killed
the bill compelling railroads to carry
bicycles as baggage.
The grand jury at St. Paul. MIMI,
the 26th, indicted VIM. +. Bickel, pres
ident of the Minnesota Savings bank.
of the crime of grand larceny in the
second degree. The Indictment charges
him with unlawfully converting to his
own use the sum of $26s. % intrusted to
him as agent by Hulda Peterson. Miss
Peterson was domestic in the employ
of Mr.. Bickel, who deposited her saw
ings in the Minnesota Savin gs bank.
Frank V. Dunn, manager for John L.
Sullivan, posted $1,000 with tempo
rary stakeholder the Goth, to bind
match with Bob Fitzsimmons.
The Greek commandant at Piraeus,
the port of Athens, the 27th, prohibited
the departure of the steamer Heraklia
and contiscated her cargo, which con-
Isisted of provisions intended for the
Mussulmans on the island of Crete.>
At Okolona, Ark, the 27th, Charles
Clay burn shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
Sol Rollins and Constable Joe .Dicker-
son. The officers were attempting to
arrest Clay burn, who first shot Rollins,
and az Dickerson came to Rollins aid
Clay burn shot him also.
The u. s. treasury. the 27th, had a
gold reserve Of 1851. 777.27O. sT@
It is officially stated at Athens,
Greece, that tho question of declaring
war depends upon the outcome of the
present negotiations with the powers,
No one on the streets of Athens be-
lieves this, all accepting the departure
of the crown prince as Indicating that
Greece has come to definite decision
as to war.
An expedition carrying arms, ammu-
milton and heavy field pieces has been
landed successfully at Boca de Jaruco,
to the northwest of Havana. It is re-
ported that well known Havana mer-
chant, Colin de Caidenas, was among
those landed with the expedition.
Fire at Norfolk. Va, the 2Sth, made
$50 families homeless and caused a loss
of $1oo,o 900.
The Northwest Kansas Methodist
conference has decided without dis
senting vote, to allow the admission of
women to the general conference. z
Papers have been signed and deliv-.
cred transferring the entire jackson
county (O.) coal fields to the ''Kruger
Syndicate of London. Limited" in con-
sideration of $4,ooo.ooo.
The six-day bicycle race at Louis
willie, KY. which ended the 2Sth was
won by Dottie Farnsworth, of Mime
Iapolis, beating Helen Baldwin by half
a whee! length. ....-
Owing to fears of. further disturb
ances in the V,llayet of Sivas, United
States Minister Terrell has asked the
lporte to resume the military guards at
1.-The residences of the American mis-
lsionaries.
| A bull on freight train at Webster
lefty, Ia. became frantic, the 2Sth, and
attacked the men that attempted to
take him from the car. James Farrell
was tossed and gored and fatally in.
ljured. &sa a$
| Tho crest of the Mississippi food
wave, the 28th, was at Cairo, ILL.,,
wheat showed a stationary gauge of
51.6 feet. The weather bureau pre-
diets the water will continue to rise for
10 days. a .a,a.-r
James Mckinney, wholesale pro-
lduce and commission merchant of Kan
Isas City, Mo-, has apparently succeeded
lin cornering the onion market of the
country.