Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-26
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
For the Week Ending July %.

Snow fell at Marshall, Mich. and yicin-
ity.
Michael Murphy died in Greencastle,
Ind, aged 104 years.
1 England IS experiencing the hottest
weather ever known. ~
| Illinois apples took the first prize at
the Paris exposition.
Fire in the navy yard at Charlestown.
| Mass, caused a loss of 100000.
Thieves stole Mrs. Potter Palmer's ST.
600 diamond necklace in Paris
Japan has consented toEhave American
troops land there on the way to China.
Watercure ran a mile and an eighth at
Brighton Beach in 81 is. worlds record.
Admirers of late Rear Admiral Philip
are arranging memorial fund of $780,
00O.
Miss Bessie Anthony. of Evanston. ILL.,.
won the woman golf championship of the
west
The battleship Oregon will make tenn
porary repairs at Kure and hasten to
Taku.
| street car jumped the track at Min
eral Ridge, o., and 40 persons were in
| jured. -,- 81. 1870
North Dakota democrats have nominated
| NJ. A. Wippoimann, of Richland, for gov
ernor. n
Florida republicans have nominated j.
| N. COMBS, of Franklin county, for gov
| ernor. =sE % - I'd
Iowa republicans decided to hold their
| state convention in Des Moines on Aug
| ust /. -
| Recent rains are said to- have been
worth s1oOoo,O0o to sthe. growing crops in
| Nebraska. - 49,
Lucinda Taylor (colored).. aged 10 years.
ex-slaye, was sent to the infirmary in
Cincinnati, O.. ~
| 3; Gen. fChaffee, commander of the Amer
| lean forces in China, has been. made a
| major general. rsF E-.t..s; p ali -
| Fifteen horses were burned to death in
the stables of the Garden City box fac
tory in Chicago. 81.
Proposal to withdraw the colored troops
from Arizona is opposed by the settlers,
who fear Indian outbreaks. - III
Because of the situa ton in China all. ex-
ports to that country Of American cotton
goods have practically ceased.
Mount Azuma, near Bandaisan, Japan,
broke into volcanic eruption and 200
persons were killed or injured 81
Castle Crag tavern. a fashionable sum-
mer resort in Shasta county, Cal, was
| burned. causing a loss of 5000, O00. ~
secret service men made important
seizure of counterfeits and counterfeit
Ing apparatus at Rutherford. N. ].
AT Newton. o., David Brown. a hostler,
killed Mark Robinson and Frank Murphy.
An old family quarrel was the cause
Trouble growing from the hazing of
cadet at West Point resulted in the adop-
ton of severe disciplinary measures.
Maj. Gen. Ludlow. who is in Europe to
study military establishments, says Ger
many is the war COLLEGE of the world.
Charles Kuhn and William Wilson. and
the two horses they were driving were
killed by a train al a crossing in Tiffin, o.
A dispatch from Pretoria says the Brit
1sh repulSed an attack made by the Beers
at Rail Head, 13 miles east of Heidel-
berg.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler, commander of the
department of the lakes, has asked the
war department to assign him to duty in
China. ## @ %&
Herman strasser, AGED IS years. rail-
road man, shot and killed his divorced
wife in Evansville, Ind, and then killed
himself
The American Federation of Labor has
issued an appeal urging the unions
throughout the country to organize under
one head. -. -.-...-.
Young W X. Vanderbilt made an auto
mobile record from Newport to Boston
and return, 16o miles, in three hours and
81 minutes. .-s-. ..-..-.
At the opening of the Cape Colony par
the colony, proDhesied an early close Of
the Boe- war.
twenty-five steamships have been char
tered by the American and German gov
ernments to carry troops. stores and war
material to China. 49, =.
A commissary depot for American troops
in China has been established al Taku and
80 car loads of meats are to be shipped from
Chicago next Friday.
Charles Holmes, captain of the yacht
Idler, which capsized in Lake Ere and
caused the death of six persons. was ar
rested in Cleveland on the charge of man.
slaughter. -. -r. e.
% Gen. Torres, commander of the Mex
| lean forces against the YaQui Indians,
reports that the trouble is at an end
practically and that the Indians are
broken up into scattering bands.