The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-06

| WOIlU MAKE a 0Dtlh JIhlA " - ANN'S u
" one and one-hfth miles in length Ire
other shipments of .relght reported g
gregated 800 car loads, which, made up tn.
TO trains with the nrIl shipments, w"u'u
make a solid train of All cars ami Il loco
motives of a total length of two and a half
miles.
Mrs. Phillips of Rochester, Mass, had a
lively fight with a hen hawk that was after
her chickens, the other day. Her cloths
were torn, and face, neck and hands severe
" lacerated by the terCClous bro EHSf
fighting for over fifteen minutes, Mrs FhlI-
lIps dispatched the thief with a blow from
an OAK cart stake. The bird measured
with his wings o%utspread, from TIP u dP,
] six feet four inches. 1t is the hrst case on
record where a hen hawk was ever known
to battle with human being.
The Polish congregation at Nanticoke
Pa, are trying to depose their priest
Father GramIu 5. Recently 600 member
p]etitioned Bishop O'Hara to remove hi m
and on the Both ult he was met atthe
church door by an excited congregation,
who refused to permit him to enter ior the
celebration of high mass. Th y charge
him with financial mis- mauagement.
The opera of NJ rtha at Mankato, Mimi,
recently, was a hot one, Miss Abbott was
stung once by wssps during the evening,
compelling her once to leave the stage, and
once during the evening some part or the
scenery caught fire which was promptly
extinguished without an alarm.
John P. Howard of Burlington, w., an
nounces a purpose of giving a new build
ing for the medical department OF the uni
v,rsity, and using the old bulldlng Tor a
gymnasium This will make over $4oO,-
900 that Howard has given the university
and city in ten years.
The widow of President Fillmore petitions
a Buffalo cOu to appoint a new sdnlln-
~istratOr of her husbands estate. &r. Cor
man, the executor, lost 100000 OF her
securities, and spent $25, 600 OF money be-
longing to the estate trying to recoVer them.
Rand, McNally & Co, the Chicago print
ers, made a contract with the Lumberman
newspaper to PRINT 10 pamphlets i'll the in-
teresr OF the lumber trade for other parties.
The firm has been e~Dioined from its intend
ed violation.
The Chicago Medical society held a
special meeting a few days ago to listen to
an address or modern operative surgery
from Sir William MacCOrmack, senior
surgeon Of st. Thomas hospital in Lon
don,
Two Rice's Point men claim to have dis
covered silver ore in richly paying quanti-
ties, somewhere on the hillside near that
part Of Dulatb. They refuse to tell where
the vein is located until they secure title to
the property.
The Hermosillo, Mex, authorities abso-
1,,,aly raGy,No avn ,F,rp,oEfDn ohn,,t uoIInu,
fever at that place, or state the numher of
deaths that have taken place. The lever is
believed to be on the increase.
The postgraduate department of Yale
college will take up this year the study of
railroads and their growth, shipping and in
ternational trade, STOCKS, and the effect of
speculation on the money market.
4 snit. haa nesn.. .:.:.s. A!ec-t+ p-h=c7,
by stockholders of the New York Morning
Journal, to have a receiver appointed. II is
claimed he sold to himself $50, 600 of stock,
worth par, at 10 cents.
A piece f apparently solid glass which a
Greenpoint, N. Y, man kept as III orna-
ment exploded recently to the alarm of his
guests and the detriment of the bric-a-brac
on his mantelpiece.
The Concord grape crop along the Hud-
son is one-nalf large; than ever. Extra
boats and trains are run to freight it to
New York. The price is 2 cents a pound
to the wholesaler.
Among recent seizures of baggage at the
Few York custom house were the trunss of
R~1well Smith, business manage cfthe
Ceatury, and of a cousin of Mr.. Ashmead-
Bartlett Coutts.
Choice grapes are selling in California at
$40 per ton. An acre of fair land there will
produce six tons, while fifteen to twenty
tons per acre is not an unusual crop.
The turnkey of the st. Louis Jail was di-
rected to discharge an alleged burglar. BY
error he let out the wrsng man, who had TO
be hunted up and rearrested.
A suit to interpret the will or the late En-.
lily Grace Nathan, widow of the murdered
New York banker of that name, is pending
in the supreme court.
The New York newsdealers are combining
to keep the prices OF papers up They
pledge themselves to charge more than the
published prices.
Colored people in New York have organ
ICED q club and will build a house rivaline
that of the Union league. Rufus Hatch is
their banker.
A fox hunt is to come off at Cote Brill
ante race track, st. Louis, Saturday. The
Humane society wants to stop it,
About 1000 emigrants arrived in st. Paul,
Mimi, on the 18th to be distributed over
Minnesota and Dakota.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Mueller of Ohio. sues the
Cleveland Leader for $50, 600 damages fol-
being called a usurer.
The aggregate taxable value of the Gin
~cinnati banks, as fixed by the state auditor,
is So, 045, 1872.
Thirteen hundred lunatics in Wards Is
land asylum, New York, had q picnic the
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