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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Washington N ews.

Nj. Raymond is still trying to secure the
consideration of the Sioux reservation bill be,
ore the session closes, and believes he VIII
iucceed.
Fifty thousand dollars, with $1,000 accumu-
,ated interest, a legacy of the late Charles A
3eed. of Newton, Mass, to the United States
aoward the payment OF the pubhc deo% mas
yust been paid into the subtroasury.
Postofices established: Dakota-Driscoll,
Bur!eigh county; Sherwood, Clark county
Minnesota-Till, Polk county. Post9thce
aame changed-Warren Spauldlng, FE3r-
mount, late Dey1llo, Daki Johh r"roe'
IT., late Hughitt, Oak.
During this session l ,246 bills have been IN
PRODUCED in the honse of representatives and
. 339 in the senate. OF these only 90 have be
come laws. About 400 bills are now lying on
the speakers table in the house which nave
passed the senate there Is every prospect Una
congress will adjourn sometime next week.
Collector Robertson received an anonymous
letter Saturday i~nclosing $500 for duty on
Struggled goods. 1T is the largest sum OF this
character he has ever received since the day a
New York merchant entered ms office andpeF-
sonallv drew a check for $1,000 at whlch ne
said he had unintentionally defrauded the gov
eminent.
As Gen. Hazen, his wife, and another lady
were riding on F street, Washington, the horses
took fright in front Of the Ebbitt house and be
came manageable The carriage was over
turned and the occupants thrown violently mp
on the pavement. They escaped with slight
injuries. Gen. Hazen suffered a confusion OF
the head, but not serious.
The majority report sent the House commit
tee on public lands, declaring forfeited certain
lands granted the Northern Pacific, is a lengthy
document. It's substance is that congress has
the power to declare the forfeiture of land,
and sound public policy should be exercised in
the provision of the bill, upon which the report
is made, to apply to that portion of the main
Inc from Walluia, Wash, to Portland, Ore
PA miles, and that portion of the branch line
from Ainsworth to Puget Sound, $50 miles.
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from the territory. Mr., Raymond is reported
10 expect most az his strength from the north'
but as vct = - asGssait 90 ascertain WIN Ger
tainty the positions that will ee taken py the
various sections.
At the Missouri democratic State Convention
John ODay, ohairmanot thostate central com
mittee, and Dr.. Munford, Of the Kansas City
Times, were elected delegates at large. by the
Democratic convention. Theo other two elected
are Dave Francis. president of the Merchants
exchange. and Col Mansur of Chlllcothe. All
four are strong Iilden mon and will vote Tor
him if they think he can be made to accept the
nomination. The second choice OF Mansur ana
ODsy is Cleveland Francis and Muhtoru VIII
leave it to the state of New York.
There are at present four homes for disabled
soldiers-at Dayton, Ohio, Augusta, Me-, Mil
waukee, Wis, aud Hampton, Na-andthe NUM-
Der of inmates is constantly increasing, In
lSS0thore were Z, oO3 inmates at the four homes
in 1881 there were 7,476. In 1882 there were
STAT, and in 1888 there were S,626, and this IN
spite of the large number of deaths. Inc
homes are all crowded and cannot
those who apply for admission. The Dill Tor
another branch home, which has passed the
house, appropriates S250,0oo for the erection
of a home and requires that the building pe
commenced within the next six months, III oil
reefs the board of managers of soldiers homes
TO report upon the ACCESSIBILITY of establishing
home upon the Fort Dearborn military resefVa-
ton in Michigan. .. .. .
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

Henry Alexander, formerly q cool in the
Mankato house, Mankato, Mimi, shot Lycurgus
Thornton, who was employed as a cook in the
same honse, Friday evening at $3.50. Alexander
was engaged 10 a white girl employed in the
Mankato house as pastry cook, named Maggie
Evans. After he left the Mankato house
Thornton was employed. He succeeded in
s~upplanting Alexander in the affections of
the girl Last week Thornton married the
girl and this evening while he was engaged in
cooking meat, Alexander suddenly appeared at
the door of the kitchen. Without saying a
word, he drew a thirty eight calber Smith *
Wesson revolver and fired three shots into
Thornton, each shot taking effect Thornton
lived about ten minute after the shooting.
Alexander coolly walked out, crossed the street
went into q saloon, took two drinks Of whisky
purchased e cigar, delivered up bis revolver
to the saloonkeeper, Thomas L&sncl sat
down in @ chair outside and awaited his arrest,
which occurred in a few moments. The fol-
lowing p6Tsons were summoned as a jury by
Coroner Paddock: Henry Shaubut, HI s
Wood, w. L. Coon, r. H.. Rose, w. +. Gorrie
and 4. M. Brayton. II. M Hamilton, the pro-
prietor of the Mapkato house, Mary Foley, Lee
IA Olsen, Mary Weber and Eliza Fnllington
testified az to the circumstances OF the shoot
ing. Thomas Dartnell, the saloonkeeper, tes-
tilted in regard 20 Alexander's delivering up Of
himself and surrender OF his revolver
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04
Personal News Notes.

AllaG Pinkerton, the founder of the Pinker
ton detective asyatam, is lying at the point Of
death.
Gen. HoraceC Lee, late postmaster, colonel
Of the Twenty seventh Massachusetts regiment
81 the war. and mustered out as asbrevet briga-
der gss.neras, died in Springfield recently:
Walter wilson, WHO left Montreal suddenly
on the eve OF mis- wedding and who has since
been s~ojourning in New Eark, returned, and
the marriage viii be celebrated privately.
Hon. s s. Caldwell. viee-president OF the
linked States National bank of Omaha, and
ex-rnayor Of tina city, died fbere, aged fifty.
He vas promimenf in nearly every public en-
terprise, and leaves Al estate of 100000.
Gen and Mrs. Sheridan Are going to Chicago
to be present at the inauguration Of the new
driving park, Of which he was one Of the or
iginators. and is still the president They es-
pectt To remain In Chicago a week o. 90. Later,
IA July, Mrs.. Sieriden and the children viii
20 to Manchester, Mass for the summer
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

The Northwest News of Portland,
Ore, brings assurance of & good harvest
in that state as follows: ut is safe to
say that the crop this fall will be one of
the largest ever harvested in this state.
With a wheat crop of Is, 900, 900 bushels,
4 wool clip of 10000, 900 pounds, a large
hop yield and an immense fruit crop,
the Pacific northwest will rapidly over
come the effects of the short crop, of last
year. This is essentially an agricul-
tural community and a good crop of
wheat, fruit, wool and hops means good
times"
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04
Crimes and Criminals.

A man giving the name OFF,. r. Marshall
was arrested in Milwaukee while attempting to
pass a ESQ Bank of England note at the Mer-
camille Exchange bank.
Lewis Keckley of Oregon suspect of setting
FIRE TO his house, and burning a skeleton In
tending to represent his own remains, SO his
wife eonld recover his life insurance, who
was arrested at Ashland, feigned TO be crazy.
He was taken by the Sheriff back TO Hills
boro.
AS Kate Murphywas walking along the side
walk in Cincinnati some boy threw q lighted
irecracker into her pocket The frecracker
exploded and ignited her clothing. Before
the hamesgwere put out she was seriously
burned about herlower limbs and hips. She
cannot live.
AT the hoase of James Howard, at Picketts
Greek, Ky, billiard johnson knocked at the
door and when Howard looked out, shot I'm
dead johnson then searched me house fol
Joseph Neal. and found him concealeded be-
hindthe stove. They both fired at once, and
both felldead without speaking. The trouble
was about a notorious woman.
Adolph Dills, "a German farmer living in
Creekltownship, Woodbury. county, Iowa, Sc
duced the thirteen-yearrold daughter Of q
neighbor named Greap. The girl becoming
e~nce;nte, bills endeavOred to have her mar
led to higtwelye4year-old son. Failing in this
b tOok the girl and left; also taking his boy
along. Warrants have been swornOut and ON.
| GERS will attemptFto capture the runaways, but
| there ia. as vet, no ciew to their whereabouts
Dilis lis Ian old resident and has q grown-uI
family.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

The provision in the army appropri-
alton bill to relieve soldiers Of the reg
uIar army from the severe manual labor
imposed upoa them is a very wise one
for the improvements of the standard Cd
soIdiership. Is is a,niatter of fact that
at very many Of the frontier posts the
enlisted men are compelled to work as
hard and at very much the same kind
Of employment as railroad laborers
and farm hands, beside performing the
sentry duty and other Routine occu-
pations Of the military service. This
is not what they enlist or are paid for,
and one inducement for this class OF
men to accept the meagpe pay OF sol
diers is 10 escape this severe and con-
tinuous labor, while they are very viii
Ling to accept the dangers and hard
slips Of the military service.
.L = M M M NI A
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

The farmers of the northwest have
reason for gratitude that the killing
frosts and drouth which have almost de-
Vastated some portions of New
England and other States, did not pre-
vail IN this section. Though the season
was late, yet the recent warm and wet
weather has pushed things ahead beyond
the most sanguine expectations, and
there Is affair prospect that everything
VIII rIpen before the usual time far
frosts- Ii has been often remarked
that the northwest is more exempt from
untimely frosts than sections nf country
several degrees further south, and this
statement is bourne out by the expert
ence Of at least quarter of a century.
The northwest row blossoms like the
rose, and frosts and drouth haze not
done any harmfthis year, as yet
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

Bismarck in a few words effectually
disposes of mischievous rumors that are
frequently set afoat. He said in the
German parliament: "Our relations
with France are as confidential and ami
cable as with any other country. There
exists complete trust in reciprocal
treatment and IN our mutual honor.
/ am pleased at having al opportunity
for mentioning this fact" About half
the matter telegraphed from Europe
to American papers comes faom char
acterless fellows who know they are
pandering to the craze for sensational
news, and are giving then employers
the greatest satisfaction when they can
telegraph reports such as Bismarck
has taken the trouble tO,deny.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

The Dingley Shipping Bill, as it has
passed both houses of congress, relieves
American shipping from some of the
burdens under which it has been stag
gering, for years. 1t annuls a part of
the taxation that has rendered it near
Iy impossible for American vessels to
compete with foreign. The bill lays
upon the United States treasury many
of the charges formerly extended from
sbipowners. 1t cannot but help Ameri-
can so far as 1t goes.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

The late unprecedented rains in Cali
fornia have done great damage to the
crops. Hundreds Of tons Of hay lying
III the fields viii be q total loss. while
thousands of acres Of grain are laid fiat
on the ground. Adispatch from Sail
mas says: "The rains have been the
heaviest ever experienced in the valley
10 the month Of June. Thousands Of
tons Of hay are lying in the fields, .
soggy mass, rendered unfitfor any pur-
pose. All the heavy barley IS down,
most Of il beyond recovery. Wheat il
ID the same stete. The loss to farmers
ia this section from these rains viii moi
be less than half d ..Ilion dollars"
Rain at this season in California as
tonnds the Oldest inhabitant and all are
ready 10 admit that the theory Of .
change Of climate may have something
"a II after all.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

Here is Boston Hearld philosophy.
4The habit of berating the weather is a
very foolish ona. Let MS accept the in
evitable with cllcerfulness. Bad wealth
er is at least an impartial visitation.
We are All III Tor it together. What IS
the use Of kicking e.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04
Rail and River News.

A construction train of thirteen cars broke
through a bridge near Logansport Ind, kill
ing Engineer Thomas Grace and Fireman VIII
liam Scott Two spans of the bridge went
down. Loss $4,000.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04
Casualties of the Week.

The breach in the Elk Ridge levee at Union
island, Stockton, Cal, is now forty feet wide.
Efforts to stop the flow of water are Abandoned.
Seven hundred acres of wheat will be des-
troyed. .
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04

New York city had a temperature last
week of ninety-ive degrees, but a fine
6reeze prevailed during this scorching
visitation, so there was not the usual
amount of suffering.
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T'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known "a thu
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


nam Arrangements Of trains from Chambers.st Depot
sS dnc6ss EXCEPT sunday Day Express drawing
coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and CHICAGO Surveying
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Hewbarg and CORNWALL 1905 m $3.50 $50 . p m. sunday
Esadopt aud Kingston and Montgomery a m sso N.
Goshen 5t5 1909 1920 m $50 $3.50 4so sis M sun
Maidstone loco % $50 4isos N sunday
Win Ss sHS ssSs
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Boats leave 2sd quarter Of and quarter after
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
NEw.YoRK souTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
EfDER....... We'd. June 26 w IRA We'd July
Sat, June % DONAU.......- sat. Juy ~
First CABIN slOO slo0 second cabin 500 steerass a.
O"es' 'A'e" oELRIcHs q CO. No Bowling Green
OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. C0MPANY'S
Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA SANDWICH ISLANDS,
JAPAN CHINA, NEW-ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, GEN.
TRIAL and UrH AMERICA and MEXICO
New YORK. pier foot Canalst, n.
For Francisco the lsthTnus OF Pahana
CITY OP PARA sails Friday. June ~ noon,
Connecting Central and South America and Mexco
From San Francisco, lat and Brannan sIs
For Japan and China, ,oo
CITY OF TOXIC litsdhs. Juy
For HONOLULU, NEWZEALAND ah1 ~ O9ihAbiA-
ALAN IA sails saturday July .,
arrival OF London mails at san rTiUlss1o oor,
For freight passage general information Apply atc'm
P"' o'"00 y" ''' ii j. BULLAY superintendent.
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAL NAL, SIEAAEh'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEHPOOl1 m ~
BALTIC capt Bence IT uTsday, une ~ l5U
BRITANNIA Can't Perry. satuIday June ~ ~ ~
REPUB Lr Capt Irving hursday July - 3V az y,
FROM THE WHITE STAR Doch, FOOT Oh WEST
RAfEs-saoon $780, $50 and 800 Return tickets t on
favorableterms Storage at low rates. Intermeua" '
For Inspection OF plans and other information apply ths
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AIAKIN'S -,
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
oface Pier 1S, ". r.. foot Cortandtst
consgnments of freight forwarded directed 10 any mari
Of the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery kinds OF frezht and ma
chandfse 10 any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered to any point
IN the harbor az reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS,
steamers JOHN H. srARIN ana ERAsTUs CORNING
for NEwHAvEN leave Pier Is NJ R. foot Of cort,ast a,
atsp m. daily saturdays exceptedl
Freight for points on d. L. W. r. received at Pier TO-
For New-Haven and points East, at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE STATEN rsLANp-rl evan Mia. a.,
Ten Cents via Steamers from l. e. r. foot OF vbts
haLst "~
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Commuuipaw n J-prv Ipook.
Machine ana Boiler shops Everything apperainns to the
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IL
~ RIVER RAILROAD mgOm%encin 1rno May 81 1851
m. Western NewYork and Northern Express, WIN
10 Rochester ana 70 a. ieal.
'so Fast Limited Chicago Express with a ain,ne caT
stopping at Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester BunMo n
egaFa rails Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chcaso
10:l O.. next day - =. 49,.
lose M Chicago Express cars TO Csnsr.
Rochester Niagara Falls and BuHalo; connecb ZOE
springs and Richhed Springs
IL Western New.York and Northern Express WIN
drawing room cars. -..,-- 49,. $1,000.
drawing. room cars . .,.,-
M ST. Louis Express with sleeping for Niagaa
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati Except Saturday. Toledo. Detrois
ESQ p m Express With sleeping to Syracuse and to
m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester.
Rufso Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
ST. Louis OswegoJ also layto - Except Saturday -
M Night Express, with sleeping 70 Albany ana
Troy Connects witt morning trains for the West and
North except Saturday ngPtE ~. ~. x u..u,,,.
Green 252 and 425 Broadway and at Westcotps Express
O1ices place. and 1856 and e42 Broadway Y?rk
and 3S3 Washington and $50 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn and To
In dfawtnyroom sleeping be
procured at any the ticket offices In City and az
'Rageage called for and check ed from residence.
- Me- M 9TooIffTFY ''' ~ c. H. MEEKER,
'Genersl Sn ntendent General Passenger Agent
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Proposals.

DEMOVAL of Wrecks in Harbor at New
Ii orleans, Louisiana AdyerusemTeeEt; ,rrSo OFFICE
No $. RAMfAa1.st,
Sealed proposals in duplicate win be received at this Of.
until u 90 ock m July a. ISL IGr reISa Vi 'n0 iO
steamship "GTesham now lying in tho MISSISSIPPI kiVer'
ship I 9s the : N,Hs.,s6TP Rivor between
River in wharf between Toulouse and Jefferson ss'
S mnst oo ready to onter into within 40
ys a 1s PSis eh II d DAYS after signing contract
For blank orhs specifications or further pi9mSS9 ap
f' Major OF Engineers U. > a.
U s. ASSAY OFFICE NEw.Yo9E,
sUrERN1ESDENrjT June 0eF iG hlss4}
CEALED PROPOSALS Endorsed Proposal;
received BY the % nP dc ITne ana 10 other her &c
Cs wood coal charcoal salt boraI soap oils crucbles
covers srlos dpPers gry goods met cS FOR S
9sea wear enng ne 80 1885 be delivered in such guam
es s1 S being reserved proposals mist
by samples or s desRSR 81 s
can be present when they opened they 80 des1S
superintendent
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
oFFi NEw al l 4 j. EU june S2 3, 1884,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the fa S' O Of any part mildred
thousand OF bonds OF the city Newark denomnated
Tax Xfrearago Bonds" deliverable July 1884, at which
These bonds are authorized by act Of the Legislature OF the
state OF approved April 2 1876 ana are pya
lie I'm len years each registered bearing interest az
OF cent per annum payable annually Dy
the sinking Fund Commissioners -,-.....-
of the cv are pledged They addition TO the debt OF
Tho CITY bur for sinking ind Is
established by providing means OF liquidation at ma
turity. --- -, - 49,. ,.o. "A ,or
the interests the city Such guarantee OF good ath VIII e
from successful bidders the Department OF FL
nance determine - ,...-.
proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Tax Arreaage
Bonds and addressed 10 the undersigned
''A~ p. I QUINN,
Comptroller OF the City OF Newark. n. j.