Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-13

shows the population of Ireland to
have decreased since 1891 by some
24s,OOO.
Thirty-three Irish nationalist are
serving or waiting sentence under the
coercion act.
LATER.
General Chaffee and wife arrived in
San Francisco on the steamer Sumner
from the Philippines. The trip was
perilous one, several typhoons being
encountered.
The. new bridge between Brooklyn
and New York was damaged by fire to
the sum of $500, 900.
At a meeting of the employees Of the
Lehigh Coal & Navigation company
committee was appointed to wait upon
W. D. Zehner, the superintendent, and
inform him that unless the 21s officials
of the various local unions in the Pan
ther Creek valley, who, it is claimed,
have been blacklisted, are reinstated
in their old positions before the end of
the week, a general strike will be or
dered
A dispatch from Cape Town an
nounces that an area of eight acres at
East London, Cape Colony, has been
devastated by fire. Thirty large build,
ings in the center of the town were
destroyed.
The entire Spanish cabinet has ten
dered it's resignation to the king.
John Mitchell refuses to become a
candidate for the presidency of the
American Federation of Labor.
Before the Economic club of Boston
President Elliott of Harvard denounced
labor unions as foes to education.
Frank Perkins, II years old, is dead;
Asa Noe, 20 years old, is minus hand;
Oliver Rothergil has a bullet in his
thigh, and Frank Oejka may die as the
result of a careless examination of
shotguns by the four youths at Ottum-
wa, La.
President Roosevelt left Washington
for two weeks hunt in Mississippi.
Mutiny is brewing among the sol
diers of Fort Sheridan The men say
they are overworked and underfed
Harry Allemang, a ball player who
pitched in the Southern league this
season was shot and fatally wounded
by a burglar at Mason, w. Va.
The Keystone Driller plant at Beaver
Falls, Pa, was destroyed by fire.
At Cleveland, O., John Perew dove
so feet into the lake and rescued a
drowning man.
The Illinois congressman have en-
dorsed Congressman Cannon for speak
er of the next congress.
The Cubans are making strong eff
fort to have cock fighting legalized.
+ An explosion Of illuminating gas in
the cellar. ora tenement house in New
York wrecked store and injured 80
persons.
To an audience of $500 persons in
Chicago, prominent anarchists pro-
claimed themselves enemies of the gov
eminent.
King Alfonso of Spain has instructed
Prime Minister Sagasta to reconstruct
a cabinet
Thirty of the oldest telegraph oper-
ators in Pittsburg were discharged by.
the Western Union Telegraph company
because they had become members of
the Brotherhood of Commercial Tele-
graph Operators.
Miss Florence Hayward, of st. Louis,
hos int n -
sioner of the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position to foreign countries.
The Finlanders are showing restless
ness as result of the Russianizing
measures of the St. Petersburg govern
ment. Self-restraint is beginning to
yield to a willingness on the part of a
portion of the population to tolerate
acts of violence.
DIR. w. H. Kimberlin, pioneer citi-
zen and a prominent oculist, was shot
and killed in his Office in Kansas City,
Mo-, by John Scanlon, formerly po-
liceman, who then shot and killed him
self.
Thirty more graves were pointed out
in the cemetery at Indianapolis that
had been robbed by ghouls.
A plan is on foot to form a ship
trust on Lake Michigan with a capital
of SIS, 900, 900.
Que boat and two RATS carrying 70
persons from the wrecked steamer
Elngamite were picked up by the
steamer Zealandia
Peter Arlund, a promoter of Louis
vile, KY, challenges Colonel M. F;
Wetmore millionaire and former to-
bacco magnate of st. Louis to fight
duel.
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