Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
For the week Ending April j

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For the Week Ending April 4.
Navigation on Lake Erie has opened for
the season.
Eight women smashed two saloons a:
Centerville, Ia.
Fffty-three men lost their lives in mine
explosion at Gallup, N. M.
Gov. Yates has designated Friday, April
26, as Arbor day in Illinois.
Gen. Stewart Van Vliet, retired, died in
Washington, aged Sc years.
The Hungarian government has prohib-
tied the practice of hypnotism
The people of Kansas are booming Gen.
f'unston Tor senator or governor.
Northwest Texas was swept by one Of
the worst billiards Of the season.
The Oxford crew defeated Cambridge in
theEannual rowing event in London.
The Standard Oil company will pay $5,-
600 600 for device to convert oil into gas.
The banking firm of w. j. Brewster H.
Co.. at Hannibal, N. Y, failed for $l25,OOO.
The London Press congratulates the
United States on the capture of Aguinald0.
Four natives were hanged at Manila for
the murder of Mr.. Wilson, an Englishman.
United States Minister Leishman pre-
scented his credentials to the, Turkish sui
tam. .+- "". -...'.a
Ice in the Mississippi at La Crosse. Wis,
went out, causing great damage to the
levee. s1n
Miss Josephine Ellen Barry, writer and
novelist, died at indianapolis, aged IL
years. '
Atchison, Kan, refused to accept the
offer of Andrew Carnegie of $4,000 for a
library.
Joseph A. Conlin, postal clerk in New
York. confessed to robbing registered mail
of $43, 1000.
The Rogers locomotive works at Pater-
son, N. j., have been sold to a New York
syndicate.
A vehicle at the automobile show in Chi
cago made mile in So seconds, breaking
all records.
Discoveries of oil wells in Fountain City.
Col, have temporarily overshadowed gold
speculation.
| "A company headed by j. c. Shaffer, of
| Evanston, Ill.,, has bought the Chicago
| Evening Post.
| It is said that the better class Of Mexi.
! cans look for eventual annexation to the
United States.
| James Chaplain found in Chicago his
daughter, kidnapped seven years ago whe.l
| two years old.
| Mrs. Esther Cohen and her two children
| persisted in the burning Of a tenement in
| New York city.
| john r. Mason, was wrecked with dyna-
| mite by citizens.
Admiral Dewey believes the capture Of
| Aguinaldo by Funston will end the Philip
! pine insurrecr1on.
| Kentucky distillers have raised the
| prices of all brands of whisky from 212 to
| IS cents a gallon
Landslides in the Apennines have de-
stroyed entire villages and caused consid-
| cradle loss of life.
| The wife of Capt. Won Tungeln killed
| her three little daughters and then poi
soned' herself in Berlin.
Three experts from the geological survey
have been sent to Cuba to study the mineral
| resources, of the island
Nearly 5000 coal miners at Brazil. Ind,
| and hosting engineers in the Massllon CO.,
district went on a strike.
| Near Phoenix, Ariz., Antonio Rodgers
| broke the worlds steer tying record, rop-
| ing and tying three animals in 1:46.
Nine. Nordica, the singer, having located
| missing brother. will now come into pos
| session of 100000 left by her mother.
| Secretary Gage, discussing the surplus
| in the treasury. says the government may
! use some Of it in buying it's own bonds.
| The emperor Of Germany and the cza-
| of Russia are satisfied that they have been
| chosen as targets for the aim of assassirs.
| The North Carolina serate refused to
| impeach Chief Justice Furches and Assoc
| ciate Justice Douglas, OF the supreme
| court.
! John r. Hall and H. G. Grant. declared
| to be notorious mail box robbers, bank
| thieves and forgers, were arrested at
| Omaha, Neb.
Members OF congress who visited Porto
Rico recently say islanders show a desire
| to manage their own affairs and want a
| native governor.
| Col. John S. Mosby, the famous confed-
! crate raider, predicts that the south will
| at a future day be richer and more power
| full than the north.
| The widow of Senator Mcpherson died
| in New Y ork, leaving s., 900, 900 to dhugh-
| ter, to whom she was recently reconciled
| after long estrangement.
| Thomas A. Edison is at work on stor-
[ age battery for electric automobiles which.
! it is said, will revolutionize the business CT
! manufacturing these vehicles.
| An anarchist from the United States has
| been arrested in Rome on strong evidence
| Of completely in plot to kill the king OF
Italy by blowing up the Quirinal.
The president is expected to reappoint
Russell B. Harrison colonel in order to
| clear the latters military record. The
| only complaint against him was lack of
! tact.
James Stephens, noted Fenian leader,
once sentenced to be hanged, but who
escaped from prison and was granted par
| don many years later through Parnells i'll
! strumentality, is dead in Dublin.
A company which has been prospecting
for oil in Wayne county. Ky, has made q
| good strike at depth of 500 feet. Two hun
| dred barrels overlooked rapidly and ran
to waste before it could be stopped.
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