The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-11-10

Physicians OF Milwaukee are studying
the case of q girl thirteen years old, whose
Legs hele= the knees are so sensitive tina
they cannot he touched between daybreak
and midDight, but at ~, midnight become
so iDsensible to feeling that the strongest
current OF electricity has 10 effect upon IAam.
She walks and runs about at play in tks day
time, but ii she strikes any object she Is
thrown into pSrexysnss OF agony. While
the lower part of her legs are in this cOndi-
tion, her legs from the knees up are COM
pletely dead. The disease came on a year
ago. She is strong and healthy, except for
catalcptic commissions. Prominent physic
ians of other cities have examined the case,
but failed to effec, a cure.
George NJ. Smith, -four and feed dealer OF
Duluth and sup rior made an assignment
on the 3Ist to Ii. A. Smith. Liabilities
about $4,000, and assets half that amount.
Mr.. Smith has three stores row in Duluth
and one Superior. His tmbarrassmsnts
began some time ago, when he lost heavily
by the IA lure Of the contractors on the old
Superior & Chicago Air Line railroad and
the suspension efthe Duluth g. Winnipeg.
de WAS also a loser by the Paige-Sexmlth
LHmber company. The assignment was
fastened by the action of Claiborne Bros.
q Co., Blue Earth City, who got out an at
tachment.
Albert Poerter, who came to Duluth from
q claim back of Agate Bay, brought the fol-
lowing, which was written on a leaf from a
book and tackled toNa tree near Stewart lake:
Stewart Lake, Sec. 9, June %, lSS2-Out
OF gruG and almost starved to death. Should
anybody lind this they will please look for
my body in the swamp, south of this camp
ground. or notify my trends at Duluth, and
confer a great ' OH a dying man. w.
il. Harris, Warner, Dak.n Some search was
lLade IN the swsmps, as directed, by par
ties finding the paper, bat NJ trace was
found ofany body.
Articles ct incorporation of Wells, Fargo
u Co. were last week fled in Minnesota
and Dakota. For the last seven years this
company has had charge of the express
business on the Northern Pacific railroad
west OF Helena. They have appointed +.
Il AtheTt0n agent In ST. Paut, and are pre-
paring to undertake through business.
The Northern Pacific railroad claim a mo-
nopoly OF the through express, and the
equities WILDE settled in the courts. The
suit il now pending in the court of Wash
lHgton territory.
Gen. William Myers u. s. A. has arrived.
IN Chicago and in an interview spoke free
" about his suits against d. b. VermiIye.
for embezzlemant and Islander. He cannot
say positively whether the amount aunro-
priaied by Vermiiye while acting AZ irsss-
urer Of the marble compan will reach
$4,000 heferring 10 the suit for slander.
the general was emphatic in his denun.
cIatlon o. the course pursued by Vermilye.
and says his recantation will haya no weight
IN regard to disseminating tbe suit for Sian
der.
Samuel AIker, Selignan Adler and
Goodman Nswbower failed dry goods mer,
chants ofN. r.. place all their liabilities Al
1881 900. In addition to fhe liabilit;ee
named are contingent liabilities amounting
TO $40, SOL Among the firms asscts are
stock. nomir ally worth $l09, s04; actually
worth SIG, S63; and olststa nding debts az tn
aomlnal value o~fSls0,67l, and actual value
q Sll5. 70I. Among the individual assets
oI 5eiigman Adler. sre two houses and four
ioss valued at $4,000; m~ortgaged at s27, SOC.
4 recent Mormon visitor, in speaking d,
Delegate Game of Utah, said He is slight.
" below par amnne =.
has only one wife. OF course he believes
= poiygamy but he has never seen his
Wy quite clear 10 taking q second wife.
tn.nk ne ~ rather mid about introducing
2 disturbing element into his family. III /,
was not tor hts lack Of courage Mi. Caine
Eoui stand very MUCH higher la ths
The celebrated case yf ex-seuslor Tabo,
Of beaver ". William n. Buah, until re-
Gently bis c~onfidankiA advsaor and nnsiaes.
ra4fn4r. fnr xea 400 t.&1.~m. 1890 !.