Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-03
SHORT SPECIALS.


POLITICAL,-
Thirty thousand persons took part in the
parade Of socialist labor marry ~ New
York. gs-S.3sl Z -
Gov Pingree of Michigan says the hope
{ OF people this year is in the democratic
party. i
Wharton Barker, populist leader, pre-
dlcts that Bryan will not be nominated
4 for president.
Roosevelt's declinatiop increases secre-
tary Longs chances for nomination for
vice president
MURDER AND SUICIDE:-
Miss Minnie NJ Wray, Of Lincoln, Neb.,
killed herself at Chicago
Herman Erb, Jr., former mayor of APP
Pleton. Wis, killed himself.
JOSIAH Carr, an aged farmer living near
Ottumwa, Ia..swas murdered.
liliam Bolyard killed his wife and HIM
self near Upper Sandusky, O.
mysterious murders of young boys, and
girls are reported at Berlin, Cassel
Schweidnitz and other places in Germany.
Bank at Staplehurst, Neb, robbed of
about SIS 900.
Grand jury indicted Gov. Taylor Of Ken
lucky ten days ago.
Official report shows government lost
$2O0O,o 600 by Capt. Carter's fraud.
Charles Ingersoll, of Ithaca, N. Y, was
arrested at San Francisco charged with
embezzlement
Mindee Chowggee, the negro Indian who
escaped from jail at Marshall. Mo-, was
lynched by mob.
PERSONALS
Gen. Wheeler says great desire of Fill
pinos IS for peace
Mrs. Potter Palmer was chief lady of
honor to queen of Belgium.
Miss Laura Haygood, missionary of
Methodist church, is dead at Shanghai.
w. s. Taylor, republican governor of
Kentucky, has returned to Frankfort from
Washington.
Mrs. M. I. Warfleld Clay, divorced wife
Of Hon. Cassius M. Clay, died at Licking
ton, KY, aged Sc.
RELIG1OUs.-
Pope has blessed 10000 pilgrims.
Last gospel to Egyptians written by St.
Peter said to have been found.
Bishop Thoburn will ask Methodist gem
eral conference in Chicago to furnish 10O,-
wv volunteer evangelists.
J. =. Eckels, former comptroller Of treas
ury, told Y. M. c. A. of Chicago religion
was of value In everyday life.
Dr. Theodore Herzl says all that is
necessary in project to assemble Jews OF
world In Palestine is charter from sultan,
TRADER
Foreign prices of imported raw materials
have increased largely since 1893.
Exports Of American liquor have In
creased 40 per cent. during last nine
months.
J. c. Bayles. ex-editor of Iron Age, SAYS
collapse of iron and steel prices is i'm
possible, because of export demand
Pnlnppine trade reports for last four
months show that islands purchase nearly
half their goods from China and sell most
largely to Great Britain.
GENERAL NOTES.
Hundreds are shelterless in Texas owing
to floods.
With June number Harpers Magazine
price will be restored to IS cents
Reduction In price Of steel plates has
given impetus to building operations.
Large crops of winter wheat are ex-
pected In Illinois, Michigan, Kansas. Mis-
souri, and Nebraska from q decreased
AT HOME AND Abroad
Mafeking has been besieged six months.
Subscriptions for Ottawa fire sufferers
have reached $350,0O0
BY British authority Boer homes in Free
State are being burned.
Six thousand passengers for Cape Nome
are booked for May sailings.
Further gold exports expected because
of high discount rates in Europe B
+ Secretary Roots declaration that Amer
lean people will soon be forced either to
abandon or fight for Monroe doctrine
seems likely to be misunderstood in Eu-
rope.
FIRES AND FATALITIES:-
Plant of Atlas brewery company at Chi
cago burned; loss, $250,00
The penitentiary chair shops at Frank
fort, KY, burned; loss. $4,000.
Wife of Maj Gen. Wilson, military gov
ernor of Matanzas-SantaC Clara. died from
burns accidentally received.
John Deisler, farmer OF Horlicksville,
Wis, was killed and wife injured by North
western train striking their buggy.
The collapse of a temporary bridge at the
Paris exposition resulted in the death of
nine persons and injury to nine others.