Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-24
SHORT SPECIALS.

Fire at louisville, KY, Saturday. caused
q loss to the Renz-Bowles drug firm Of be-
tween $780, and 100000
Sir Stuart Knill, head of the firm of John,
Knill & Co.. and lord mayor of London.
during the year 1928, is dead. He was.
born in 1924.
Secretary Long has issued an order in
creasing the age requirement in the case.
of apprentices admitted to the naval serv-
Ice from Ia to Is years.
w. S. Carothers, formerly one of the
best-known stock men in Texas. has>filed
a petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities
Of s234s6, at Galveston.
Adam Ziegenhein, son of Mayor Ziegen-
helm, Of st. Louis, died suddenly Of acute.
hernia in Paragould, Ark, where he had
gone on hunting trip.
Edward Bootle Wilbraham, first earl of
Lathom. is dead. He was born in 1887 and
was formerly lord chamberlain and deputy
grand master of the English free masons.
A fire which broke out in the shipyards.
of John H. Starin at West Newbrighton, S.
l., burned seven buildings and their con-
tents and caused damage estimated to be
about 100000
The people, of the Creek nation have by
majority of So votes declined to ratify the
proposed agreement with the Dawes COM
mission. The Indians will now be handled
by the government.
William H. Overbaugh, Of Hanover, N.
Y. has been appointed receiver of the Han
over Foundry & Machine company, under
a bond of $l5G,000 The liabilities. Sl2O, 2S4.
exceed the assets by $4,000
The steamer Belgic has sailed from San
Francisco for China and Japan, via Homo
lulu, with so many passengers that yalu-
able cargo had to be refused. This will be:
her last voyage to the orient.
Former United States Judge Sage died
at Lebanon, o., Saturday morning, aftera
long illness. Judge Sage held the office the
required number Of years to permit him;to
retire under the law in August last
At mass meeting of citizens of Omaha
1t was decided to purchase the exposition
buildings and plant of the Tran Mississippi
and International Exposition association
and hold an exposition next year.
A registered letter containing $1,000, sent
from New York by John E. Madden, the
noted horseman, to his wife in Lexington,
KY, was opened en- route and the money
taken. The government is Investigating
State Senator Burke, Of Ohio, is on trial
before the Bar association in Cleveland on
the charge of circulating stories rejecting
upon the judicial honesty of Judge F. E.
%Dellenbaugh. of the common pleas court
The treasury department has recom-
mended to the secretary Of war that quiz
nine be admitted into Cuba and Porto
the duty on quinine was about S13 pound.
Rear Admiral Joseph N. Miller, who.
hoisted the American flag over Hawaii
August II last, will be retired Tuesday,
after spending over Al years in active serv--
| ice. OF this about 20 years has been passed
af1oat. ~
Attorney-GeneralC Grove, of Missouri has,
petitioned the supreme court of the state:
for a writ of 1nandamus compelling the va
rious express companies to pay for the.
war revenue stamps and their receipts to-
shippers. ..5.s 50. IA
A special from Nashville, says: John.
Smart, a well-disposed colored citizen, liv-
ing at ChapeltoWn, one and half miles
from Smartt's Station, in Warren county.
Tenn, was shot and killed by white caps,
Friday night.
The commission appointed last June by.
President Mckinley to revise the patent
and trademark laws of the United States:
held it's first meeting in New York. Judge.
Grosscup, the Chicago member, was I'M
able to be present.
The presidents turkey for his Thanks.
giving dinner has been dressed by Horace:
Vose, of Westerly, r. l., who has supplied
the white house for nealy IS years. The
turkey weighs 2812 pounds and has been.
shipped by express.
The joint committee of the senate and
house which is looking into postal affairs
will convene in Chicago to-day (Monday)
to take up that branch of the inquiry relat-
ing to the cost of transporting mail over
the railways. rental of postal cars, ETC.
A dispatch from the Seoul, capital Of
Corea, says the American, British and
Japanese ministers there have protested
against the action of the Corean govern
ment in issuing orders that foreigners are
to be stopped from trading in the interior.
Three four-story brick business build
ings, Nos. 6S, 70 and Y Broadway, New
York were practically destroyed by fire
Saturday morning. The loss will exceed.
$500, 900. The buildings were occupied prln--
cipally by brokers, real estate and lnsur-'
ance agents.
Acknowledgement Monnett, of Ohio, filed.
suits in the Ohio supreme court against the
Solar Refining company and the Ohio Oil
company to GUST them from doing business
in Ohio. Suit is brought under the anti
trust order made by the court in 1892 me
encouragement claims the companies are:
a part of the oil trust and in fact part OF
the Standard Oil comp any.