The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27

pectad protection under the law, when IL
has failed will desert to the other side. He
iHterpfets the expression vi the leaders to
mean that they have nothing to hope for
from the Republican party.
w. q. Warren, the explorer, who has
spent the last few months exploring in the
Vermillion region for capitalists OF Central
New York, has returned to Duluth and re-
ports rich discoveries Of gold, silver iron
! and mica. Warren reports the whole coun-
try on both sides of the boundary line ex-
u1sively rich in all kinds of minerals, and
the truth about the country will not come
! out till the railroad reaches there,
At Des Meines Miss Ada Sweet died on
the Goth inst, of scarlet fever after an ILL.,
ness of six days. Miss Sweet had just cared
for a sister through an attack of scarlet,
and was taken down with the fever on
the 18th. She was a bright and promising
young lady, and had for a year past been
private secretary to Mr.. Philpot, editor of
the Leader and proof reader on that paper.
Nelson Curtis of Boston, uncle Of Gen
Nelson A. Miles, was worth 81, 700, 900, and
chiidless. Before his death the old gentle
maa urged Gen. Miles to resign his COM
mission, and live with him, with the under
standing that the general should be his sole
heir, which was refused, and the general
was cut off with $4,000. He mas received
$50 900 at the end OF a lawsuit.
Judge Vim. d. Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
who is under medical treatment in Paris,
has Just entered his daughter as a student
in the Zurich university, where the young
lady will study, under special tutors, logic,
ethics and metaphysics. Judge Kelley aC-
~cOmpanied his daughter TO Zurich and re-
TUNED to Paris. His heslth is improving,
David r. Mead, a merchant of Glendive,
Mont, and Miss Alice II. Bingham, well
known as a teacher in the public and nor
NAL schools of Winona, were married on
the evening of the 18th. Rev. J. Purdy Of
st. Pauls church, officiating.
H. w. Griswold, areside2t Of Hyde Park,
Chicago, has just made public the discov-
cry OF what is believed to be an immensely
rich gold find in a ledge of rocks in a gulch
leading to the Cheyenne river, nine miles
west of New Lisbon, Oak.
Elisha Foot, fatheri n. law of ex .United
Senator John B. Henderson, and com.
missioner of patents during the admisistra-
ton of President Johnson, died of heart
disease recently, at his son.in-law's resi-
dsnce.
A Montgomery, Ala, editor attacked Mr..
Beecher on his alleged hostility to the
South. In his lecture next night he simply
called that editor a liar, in a graceful and
way.
j. W. Mackey and James Gordon Ben.
nette have signed a contract with Sielas
Bros, Paris, for transatlantic cables. The
first cable will open about June1.
Joseph P. Hale, the piano maker, who
died at New York on the 18th inst, left
S10, 900, 900. He began life carrying mails
on horseback.
Ellen Terry, who is coming to America !
with Irving, the actor, was divorced from
first husband, and says she will never
marry again. |
Frank Preston Fremont, son of the Path
finder, is to be married in November to
Carrie Townsend, u New York belle
Of high degree,
Bob Toombs and his brother Cab iel
have between them a fortune of ST. 200, 900, |
made by farming.
L. M. Hill, an Augusta, Ga, farmer who
made 500, 600 out of his plantation is
dead.
Miss Bentley of B%ranchbury, N. J., sick
Tor twenty years, claims prayer cured her.
Gen. Crook drinks neither whisky, tea
nor coffee. Milk is his stand by.
The wife of Minister John Russell Young
Is dead at Paris.
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