Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-22
The volume$of business throughout
the cnrntry.lis renorted to be larger

the country is reported to be larger
than for yearspast.
Severe earthquake shocks were felt
at Sioux City, Ia, Bloomfield, eb., and
at Elk Point and Hurley, S. D.
1 Philip D. Arm our, Marshall Fiel and
Norman B. Ream, of Chicago, are said
to have obtained control of the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad.
A boiler burst a sawmill near Ever.
green, Ala, and Bud Archer, the en-
gineer, his wife and child and his wife's
sister were instantly killed.
Secretary Day rendered to the presi-
dent his resignation as secretary of
state and Assistant Secretary Moore
also resigned.
A special train on the Chicago &
Northwestern railway established a
new record between Chicago and
Omaha, making the run of 493 miles in
nine hours and 80 minutes. ~
During the month Of July the total
internal revenue receipts amounted to
$27, 1904, 673, net increase of SIS, 331 no
over July, 1897. .,r.ss
Asteamer collided with the schooner
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Mass, and nine of the Jordan's crew
were drowned.
The percentages of the baseball
clubs in the National league for the
week ended on the 18th were: Boston,
.656; Baltimore. .635; Cincinnati. GIL !;
Cleveland, $40; Chicago, $50; New
York, .535; Philadelphia. .5O4; Pitts
burgh, 500; Louisville, .434; Brooklyn,
.392; Washington 1928; st. Louis, .26S.
Chevalier. Maximilian de Proskowetz,
consul-general of Aus1ria-Hungary in
Chicago, fell from a train in Fort
Wayne, Ind, while en- route to New
York, and was killed. H.
Patrick Kelly, aged'26; William Kel-
ley, "a, and William German, IS, were
drowned at Middletown, Conn.,, by the
upsetting of boat. ~
Ernest Branford and John Marsh,
confined in the lookup at Stafford
Springs, Conn.,, were suffocated by a
fire that destroyed the building.
Findlay Douglas. of Greenwich,
Conn.,, won the amateur golf cham
pionship Of America at Morristown,
N. j.
Revenge for fancied wrongs prompt
ed Fred Benfeld, in fit of drunken
rage. to fatally shoot Mrs. Emma
Jungenberg and her baby son, Emil in
Chicago, and then commit suicide. q"
Two earthquake shocks occurred at
Deering, Me. -,..ass -
William Fl. Madden. a barber at Jop-
lin, Mo-, was arrested On charge of
having four wives.
= The season of the Interstate Base
ball league closed with the Dayton CO.,
club as winner of the championship.
''.@ PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
W. D. Bynum, chairman Of the ma
tional democratic party, has re-
signed.
F. W. Lincoln, who served seven
terms as mayor of Boston, died at his
home in Dorchester, Mass, aged 50
years. .+,rgts 5,,gss III. ..4 g4i RI ,.s.!f.sl
Connecticut republicans in conven-
ton in New Haven nominated George
F. Lounsbury, of South Norwalk, for
governor. ~! ~ rt... - i.....:t r:HY
Congressional nomina tons: Wiscon-
sin, First district, Clinton Rabbit
(dem.);y Fifth, c.. E. Armin. (dem.).
Iowa, Fifth district, L. J. Rowell (dem.).
Ohio, Seventh district, J.. T. thinner
man (dem.). s.ssel.e Nh f. .5a41 f,st
Nevada republicans in session in
Reno nominated William Mcmillan for
governor. f'.s.t' ~ 9<#z. .s*
Henry r. Wolcott, of Denver, was
nominated for governor by the Colo
RADIO republicans at their convention
in Denver. 49,. ~
In the Second Wisconsin district
James p. Jones was nominated for con-
gress by the democrats on the one hun
dred and fortieth ballot. vi. -, .s-g,...;
Gen. George w. Smith, ex-treasurer
of Illinois and civil war veteran, died
in Chicago, aged 81 years. .
Brig. Gen. Jospeht T. Haskell died
suddenly at his. home in Colum bus, O.,
aged 60 years. He commanded the
Seventeenth Infantry at the battle Of
FL Caney. Cuba, and was twice
wounded. ~ .s[sSs i ,. #s
Miss Winnie Davis daughter of the
late Jefferson Davis, died at Narragan-
sett Pier, r. l., Of malarial gastritis,
aged IS years. ~.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler.was IN unanimous
y renominated for congress in the
Eighth congressional district of Ala
bama.
FOREIGN. 5sz III
In riots at Ho Chou, China. the