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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

John ]. Cisco, who died in New York on Sun
day, began life a poor boy, became q tailor, en-
tered the dry goods business and subsequently,
made large sums Of money as a banker, dying
q millionaire.
In the French chamber Of deputies Barodet
submitted q resolution for q revision Of the
constitution, and demanded urgency" for it
NJ Ferry stated the government would submit
q scheEae Of revision IN May. Thereupon the
CHAMBER rejected arOdeTs claim OF urgency. =
Ivan Balabanof, q Bulgarian, constitutes the
senior class al Hamilton college since the bolt
Of his former classmates. He was born in
Tirnova twenty4six years ago, -@See.yerted to
the Christian faith and fed 10 this country to
escape persecution His father was beheaded
by the Turks for some trivial reason.
Miss Mary Anderson requested correspond
eng % deny In the most ample and authori-
tire manner the latest piece of matrimonial
gossip which the rOmancers Of the society
Journals have connected with her name, This
r1zrnOr was TO the effect that she had received
aud rejected an Offer OF marriage from Lord
Cfdef Justice Coleridga
Matt IL Finch, one OF the most prominen.
lawyers Of Wisconsin, died at Milwaukee, aged
Hfty-Gve He was prostrated ten days age
with spinal disease and was unconscious up e
within an h0nr of his death. Mr.. Finch was
TIE &ctiye member OF the well known law firm
Of finch, Lynde q Miller, and had q wide ac.
guaintance in legal circles throughout the
state
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

German Gazette. pisglarck's organ. Is silent on
the subjecl The Tagblatt says: AT BISMARCK
dinner in honor of the emperors blrtTsday,
Bismarck greeted Sargent with q courteous DOW,
but suuOK hands with all the other diplomats.
The Black Watch, mentioned so frequently
in the dispatches from Suakim as having borne
the brunt of Gen. Graham's last engagement is
the name given to the Forty-socond regiment
Highlanders. Into this regiment were enrolled
in 1877, the companies dressedm black or DARK
~tartans, that had watched the Highlanders dur"
ing the war for the restoration OF the Stuarts'
Nearly all Of the older regiments OF the BRUSH
army AVE familiar Names, sometimes de-
rived from some feature of their uniforms and
sometimes from some incident in their history
Another sensational divorce suit is onin Lon
don, for a judicial separation brought by the
beautiful Lady Colin Campbell, the Miss Ger
trude Blood, against her husband, Lord Colin
Campbell, the fifth son of the duke of Argyll
and brother of the marquis of Lorne. The
lady alleges adultery, and her husband, whl:s
making general denial of her charges, retorts
with q counter suit for absolute divorce, IN
which he accuses her Of many acts of martial
intideity. This wedding which occurred last
year was an unusually brilliant affair, the
queen being represented by the Princess Louise.
The hearing is private by special m OF
the queen, who fears the public scandal that
will attach to more than one noble family II the
coming revelations are not strictly guarded
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

The rulings of the courts have been sc
uniformly against the legality of all
gambling misunderstanding where no
delivery of the goods bought or sold is
ever made or expected to be made
that there is no novelty in the announce
ment that the Court of Appeals of Mis-
souri, has sustained such a decision made
by a lower court. Judge Thompson, in
delivering the opinion of the court, said
the evidence fully warranted the find
ing that the transactions between the
plaintiff and the defendant were not in
tended in their conception to be bona
fide sales and purchases, but were in
tended to be mere bets or wagers upon
the future state of the market; and if
this were so they were such contracts
as the law condemns and as courts of
justice will not enforce.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
TERRITORIAL NEWS AND Gossip.


The board of grain inspectors of Da-
Kota have arranged for a series of farm
ers' meetings in Southern Dakota, be-
ginning April 6. The dates are as fol
lows; .....-. .... ..
Milbank, Monday, April7, 10 O'Clock a. m.
Webster, Monday, April 2, 3 o'clock, p. m.
Redfeld, Tuesday, April 8, l O'clock p. m.
Mitchell, Tuesday, April s, z o'clock p. m.
Chamberlain, Wednesday, April 9, 10 O'Clock
q. m.
Scotland, Wednesday, April 9, z O'Clock p. m.
Yankton and Vermillion on Thursday, April
10, hour to be announced later.
The object of these meetings is to give
IN opportunity to the farmers of that
section to present their grievances, and
the board requests farmers and others
to be present. This notice is given in
order that the farmers may have time
to prepare their evidence and present
their grievances in a systematic manner
The board desires the fullest expression
from farmers and business men on the
matter of grading freight rates, and
elevator management, and will do all in
their power to remedy any evils which
may exist.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
TIIE oFFIcIAL Z
Q following call has been issued.

The following call has been issued:
The Territorial Republican convention
viii be held at Huron, on Wednesday.
April %, at 2 o'clock p. M, for the p,r.
pose of selecting two delegates and two
alternates TO represent the TERRITORY Of
Dakota in the National Republican con-
vention, called to be held ut CHICAGO
june 3, for the purpose of NOMINATING
candidates for president and vice presi-
dent of the United States. Each organ
lied county in Dakota will be en-
titled to one delegate, and to one adj
ditional delegate for each $50 votes
or major fraction thereof cast
for the Republican candidate for dele.
gate in congress at the election of 1889
1t is recommended that the county con-
ventions select delegates in accordance
with theN foregoing, to be held at the
court houses at 2 o'clock, o.. m, on We'd
nesday, April Is, and the primaries to
select delegates to the. county conyen-
tions shall be held at 2 o'cock on the
Saturday preceding said county V
tion. In the counties organized since
the last general election the chairman Of
the board county commissioners. OF
some republican official, is hereby author.
lied to call a republican convention on
the day above designated, and at such
convention a county central committee
may be selected to serve until a future
county convention shall select a success
sion. The following is given to show
the number Of delegates to which d
county is entitled. Any organized coun-
ty not mentioned or organized sub
sequently will be entitled to delegates
according to the apportionment herein
mentinnpd.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
Miscellaneous News Votes.

Matthew Arnold made 81, 200 by his lecturing
tour In America
A biennial session amendment passed the
Connecticut senate, Is to j.
The private banking house of William Locke,
Noblesville, Ind. suspended payment
The taxable value of Missouri property fen
1884 is put at s719,OOO,OOV, an increase of $11s,-
100000 since 1881.
A Lawrence, Massachusetts, jury decided
that Archbishop Williams must pay the money
deposited with the Catholic Augustinian So
ciety.
Northwest is still under consideration by the
postmaster general The complaints regarding
the running of these trains are not of an official
character, but are Of sufficient weight to cause
the department to give the subject proper atten-
ton.
The following is a list of presidential post
Offices at which the commissions of the post
masters have expired, or will expire between
Dec. /, 1888, and July l, 1884: Minnesota-Al-
bert Lea, expires April %; Anoka, expires
March 81; Austin, June 16: Fergus Falls.
Wisconsin-Appleton May IA; Portage, April ID
Dakota-CentTal City, june Is Iowa-Center-
Jan, z; Missouri Valley, june IA; Spencer,
June JIG.
Fish COMMISSIONS Blackburn of New York,
in a recent interview, said the opening of the
Northern Pacific express is a new and highly
important development for the fish workers. in
the East Heretofore it took tw enty-one days
to get a shipment Of Columbia river salmon to
New York. Now it takes but seven, and they
arrive in perfect order. The commissioner
saws 1000 pounds Of fish is received in New
York daily from the Columbia river, but this
amount will preceptibly increase, after the
opening of the chinook season. The chin
nook is the better class of Columbia river sal.
mon
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

Farmers in Iowa and other states are
looking about for good seed corn. The
seed gathered after the severe freezing
Of the middle Of last November, has
been subjected to the usual tests has
failed to grow in a way TO indicate il
safe to plant in the most favorable
spring. On the other hand all the spec.
linens gathered prior to this date
even when in the first stages of glazing
and carefully dried have terminated
in that perfect vigorous way that indi-
Gates safe seed for the most unfayorable
seasons. There are few things more
disheartening than the failure of seeds
and the greatest cause VIII doubtless be
exercised in planting this year. Corn
especially, viii be closely scrutinized
and tested, and more attention than
usual should be bestowed upon seed
wheat.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
Railroad Rumclings.

The Milwaukee & ST Paul has opened South
Alma, Iowa, g new station on the Cedar Rapids
Il Ottumwa line, thirty-one miles from Marion.
The Northern Pacific Express company has
established an Office at Fort C9urd Alene, at
the head of the lake of that name. A line of
steamers run from the fort to within twelve
miles of Eagle City, the central point Of the
mining district The tariff from St Paul to the
fort is: Currency, s. per $1,000, and freight
Sl22 per 100 pounds. .
The contract for building the 1OO-mile ex-
tension of the Wisconsin Central, from Chip
peWa Falls to St Paul, was let to Wells, Harri-
son & Green, the well known railway ~contrac-
tors of Milwaukee. The road Is 70 be COM
pleted and In running order by Oct Is next
Wells, Harrison Il Green nave probably built
more miles Of railway than any contracting
firm in the west ~
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
The Criminal Calendar.

At Burlington, Iowa, Lawyer Bremme-man
did the general borrowing act among his friends
and silently stole away.
At Laconia, n. H., the grand jury indicted
Thomas Samon for the murder Of Mrs. Jane
Ford. Frank Rudy and child, for attempting
to kill Mrs. Rudy and for burning a house.
One of the jurors who found William Berner
guilty of manslaughter after he had confessed
numbering w. II. Kirk, in Cincinnati, has been
severely beaten, and another driven from his
home, so indignant are the people over the re-
suit of the trial. .....
While returning from Joliet, Ill, to his
home, Micheal Conlin, collector of the township
of Troy, was waylaid by masked men and
robbed Of 50, 500 in FUNDS belonging TO the
township. The robbers made good their escape
in Mr.. Conlin's buggy leaving him tied hand and
foot by the roadside.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
Tm PETE OF TaE NEWS
asss.,..zzzze,.. as==.=

The senate passed a bill to pay for depreda'
ions OF the Utes at White River agency lo'o
Mr.. Nelson presented the petition of James
Billings. relative to. the Improvement OF the
Shell and Grow Wing rivers.
During the first eight months Of the present
fiscal year the internal revenue receipts were
$4,000, $50, a decrease Of SIS, AL geo, as com
pared with the corresponding period or lSSh
The aggregate receipts in February were S2,VO-
SOP less than February, 1883
The house committee on postofices and post
roads decided, z against 4, to recommend the
passage of a blii providing that ali letter CARR
ers at free delivery offices be entitled to a leave
of fourteen DAYS each year, without loss of pay
upon the same conditions now granted employ
ees of the postofice department
Ex-senator Dorsey has written a letter to
say that he will appear before the Springer
committee any time he is wanted, to give his
experience and knowledge of the management
of the star route investigation aud trial, and
intimates that there will be music by the full
orchestra when he takes the baton in hand
Hallet Kilbourne has got another verdict
against ex-Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson, of the
house of representatives, for false imprison-
ment at the time of the Forty-fourth congress,
When he Would not gave up ms PII'aVe DouhS
and papers to an investigating committee
This Is the third verdict The first was for
100000 the second $4,000, and this timeh he
gets 3 1900; but now the difficulty is to get the
money. Thompson has got nothing, and will
have to go to congress for relief. The verdict,
which has been set aside as excessive, will
probably be allowed to stand this time, and a
bill will be introduced in the house to apprc-
pirate the money; but it will be a difficult ap-
propriatiOn to secure, and il will require q
good deal of lobbying to get it through,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
nuggets Of Foreign News.

Az & eonsistory recently Pope Leo appointed
Right Hev. ID. Mauncey, now at Corpus Christi,
Tex, bishop Of Mobile
Gen Gourko, governor general Of Poland, il
adopting energetic measures for the Russif
cation Of that province.
bismarck has directed the senate Of Bremen
r. ssk for admission to the imperial customs
union. The senate is unwilling to do 80, but
must yield
Isidore Dreifus, clerk Of Pollock q Co, i'm.
porters Of dry goods, New York, has been ar
rested ON b charge of embezzling over Gil 200
which he ~squandered In stock speculations.
In the bundesrath at Berlin a Saxon delegate
urged that the federal states oppose the demand
Of the new Liberal party that a responsible,
ministry for the whole empire be instituted
Decision was defeated
The Paris police have discovered a gambling
house. the frequenters Of which were m
b~accarrat The proprietor Of the house wa
arrested Several ladies bad been enticed !,
play and 1eeced,
il IL stated in Toronto that an American
named Dunedin, now In Ireland, says an Amer
lean friend informed him he was the person
who, three years ago, killed Manager ZERO d
Toronto royal opera, robbed him Of N 5000 ant
pitched the body over the Suspensions bridge
Franklin Este, formerly treasurer OF th'
town Of scarborough, Mass, ISSUED . mote
for 81, 600 fourteen years ago. and used III
money, making no record on the town books
K He paid thc interest from hia own funds. Este
bond for that year cannot be found. A Sinila
irreEularity occurred y year ago and q $1.4D
shortage found. He settled the last anal
and wAa Obliged 70 resign. Este h=d been treas
q AmTU/ 4xUIfU-/IrI. XH4l ~ |Ht#. *NNH#| ~ #~FNH"4
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
wit and Humor.

At the BARRIERS. us this the Same
razor I had yesterday" Certainly,
sir. Then being me the chloroferm.e
LIE Figaro.
1t i said that the reason why Bis
march objects to the American hog Is
that he doesn't propose to have a rival
while he lives.
Parson Newman says $4,000, 900 are
spent annually on strong drink, while
only So, 900, 900 are spent for the sup
port of preachers. This must be looked
into. It seems hat So, 900, 600 is q
great deal of money.-New Orleans Pic
ayune.
ut is q beautiful thing to see q hus-
band and wife of one mind" remarked
Mrs. Fogg. Eyes, replied Fogg;' but,
then, it makes q good deal of difference
who carries the mind
John" said the butter dealer, AL
ways put in q couple of sheets of paper
when you weigh. Customers will think
you neat and clearly in your business.
They don't like to have their butter
stopped onto q scale that, for all they
know, has never been washed. And
besides, there's q good profit in buying
paper at half q cent a pound and selling
it for t~hirty-fye or forty. "-Boston
Transcript.
And now they are trying to make out
that Shakespeare was a lawyerl It is
| perfectly safe to speak evil Of a man
who has been dead for so many years,
and it is for that reason all the more
cowardly.
1t is well enough to advise young
man to overcome all obstacles by TAX
ing the bull by the horns, : but when the
| youth is in the middle of D field and the
bull is coming toward him with its head
down and its tail flashing the air, the
young man prefers to take the Q
1t would be decidedly u~nwholesome TO
take the bull blythe horns under these
| Observation-Disclosures Herald.
A recent writer on the emotions Of IN
fants says curiosity shows itself the min
ute q child begins to take interest IA
other things besides it's food and when,
though il still carries everything to 1ts
mouth, it does SO merely because the
tongue is the finest as well as the most
exercised organ Of touch. Atthis stage
the child handles things, looks at them
closely, pulls them to pieces, and so N
playing instructs himself.
There is one satisfaction which the
illustrators Of the press have. They
can use their pictures Of public men for
connie valentines after they have full
filed their first and most atrocious duty
boston Transcript.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
Car sohuru peclinea sloo .ooo.

The movement on the part of friends of Carl
Schurz to raise him a testimonial of 100000
has been abandoned, at the ear nest request OF
Mr.. Shurz. The matter coming to Shurz's
knowledge he requested that the money should
be returned to the subscribers, and out Of re-
gard to his feelings this has been done. In a
letter to Gustave Schwab, treasurer Of the fund,
the ex-secretary says he is proud to now that
he has such good friends, but this movement
is very embarrassing to him. He says: II
feel as II, while I am able to work, I could not
accept such sums without giving q proper
equivalent for them
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

The importation Of eggs from Ger
msnva and France, Of onions from Ber-
nuda; Of cabbages from Holland. into
snch = vast and fertile country as the
United States. Is one Of the curious enOr-
MATES Of oar civilized life. But these
ase nOt al tie articles imported, which
can be raised Ia the greatest abundance
81 home with comparatively Little labor.
II regard To irnported cabhages q New
I0rk paper ssss, tie origin Of inporta-
nou was . seareIty Of vegetables about
thrse years $50, and aR effort was made
20 b Sser al kinds Of European gar
den Etaa, but cabbage was the only
ting thai proved asuceess. The ship
naents ass naade eFerT fourteen days, and
range frpan 1000 to $4,000 head il
eaf& Tie izn5os1ation this season Of
ssd cabbage fer las nd bea -
Essge theaggrsgate zg about 10 900
Theae ea1Eages ere much analaer than
H. mxzx eapbags. bus are equally cona-
sag They ace bropght fron Holland,
sd ai6pnaexsts are naade esery ten dsys.
s &aaannd tsang more f1Dfted, ts
apanentlop ae ap zes41d ~ pre-
aepa gm a. hs 1aaxkeE
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

At Chicago, P. c. Hanford's building at Wa
bash IND Water streets, was partly burned. Z.
ACook&Co., publishers, lost s15, coo; insured
for $500
The cyclone that destroyed the village of
Scipio. Ohio, on the 18th inst, besides killing
Mr.. Winston, fatally injured z. EaIes and seri-
Ously hurt Mrs. Stevens. The storm followed
the track make by another two years ago across
the country to Collinsville, tearing down all
fences and trees, and running many farm houses
aud barns. Loss, $4,000
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

Hon. Emory A. Storrs ,one of the first
lawyers of Chicago, finds serious faul'
witb>the pleuro-pneumonia bill, now be-
fore Congress, and says it will fail to
pass because cit is not proper, or right,
or reasonable, or Just to place the nor
nous cattle interests Of this country
under the absolute control of a few
horse dealers, veterinary politicians,
and give them power to prevent the
shipment of cattle to market every time
a COW sneezes." This is apparently just
about the size of it, not only here but
in foreign countries where such enact
ments have been attempted.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
sc. Paul Markets.

Wheat, No. I, yOc@y3c; No. I hard, cash, Wc;
No. 2 hard &c; No 2 common, sc; seed
sic: No. 8, &c; new mixed, 48c. Oats, No. 2,
mixed, 30(031c; No. 3, 29c; No 2, white, 33c;
No. 3, white, BIC; rejected, &c. Barley, No. 2,
DC; No. 3, extra, oSc; No. 3, 45c. Rye, No. 2,
53c. Ground feed, s18500s1aM Corn meal,
coarse, 1880; bolied, $2400 Bran sacked,
1880; loose, Si2. rs. Hay, wild, bailed, $7.25
MS7.50 timothy, $95O0sf0M Seeds, timothy
Sl.35; clover, S625. Potatoes, 25c.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

NoTE.-The counties marked have
been organized since the election of 1882.
[Signedl Z. p, Wells, G, 4. Mccoy,
f. A. Goodykoentz, E. NJ. Caldwell, q.
W. HAYES, William Skinner, w. ii.
Kuppett, A. j. Plowman, II. M. Gregg,
A. @. Boland, John Fadden, Iyer Lar
sen, b. f. Miller, b. w. Benson, w. +.
Steele, territorial central committee; Il.
p. Wells, chairman; A. w. Edwards.
secretary.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

Wheat, No. 2, size. Corn, No 2, 55c. Oats,
No. 2, &c; white, 36C037c. Rye, No. /, 63Ac.
Barley, No. Z, 65965Hc Pork, sl7,S5 Lard
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

Wheat, No. 2, Chicago spring, s3M@S6N; No.
3, Chicago spring, Tic Corn, 5k@54c Oats.
29A@32c. Barley, 62G64c. Pork, cash $3.50
@$1Z65c. Lard, cash, 80 30Qsa35