The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28
News of Minor Importance.

Advance, Is very III III DaTuLOBd. s
Senator Evarts will deliver at least Il.
speech in Ohio after the 1st of October.
Jack Chinn, the Kentucky horseman. ha. 3
sold Ban Fox for 500, 600 to Mr.. Hagen q
California. ~
- A reception and full dress ball is given IN
honor OF Vice President and Mrs. Hendricks \
at Waukesha. n
At Mandan Mabel Gray "a white woman \
shoots IL negro named Coleman, who has \
maligned her character.
Tx Gov. Cornell Of New York says So.
900, 900 can be raised for the Grant monu. +
ment fund in that city with proper ei /
fort"
An effigy OF Gen. Grant was hanged on /
lamp post in the town Of Writ, Iowa, but I
it was promptly removed by the citizens
when discovered.
Rev. w. w. Downs, the Baptist minister /
of Boston, who vas surprised in Mrs. Annie /
Taber's room, denies that he committed
any criminal act.
William T. Hudson OF Bosque county /
Texas, was arrested at Fort Worth, Tex 4
charged with swindling n. L. Randolph oI
New Jersey out OF 100000.
Clifford Lloyd, formerly special British /
magistrate in Ireland, writes a letter to the /
London Times advocating the abolition oil
the Dublin castle bureaucracy.
Policeman James North was stabbed in
the neck by IL negro named Samuel Brooke,
~ianitor OF a building in Nassau street, New
York, and died almost instantly.
The following post masters have been com
missioned: I~owa-Delta, \. w. Chandler
Minnesota-Bremcn, ". NJ. Dickmann
Observation-Disclosures, f. H.. Hoover.
James Densmore of Brooklyn, the man
who in 1S49 published the first newspapef
issued in Oshkosh, is in that city on a
visit, after an absence commencing Will!
1856.
An unverifed rumor was current Mt the
navy department that the sentence OF the
court martial in the case OF Paymaste
General Smith was suspensionfrom duty oa'
furlough pay for two years.
Mr.. Lawrence, representing himself as AMI
agent OF the Hartford Fire Insurance com
pany. has been arrested at Timberline
Montana, charged with giving checks on
Helena banks where he had o funds.
From statistics published in Montrealit
appears that three-iourths OF the deaths
from smallpox during the past ten years
nave been those OF French Canadians, who
seem remarkably susceptible TO the disease.
Bradstreet's Journal, in it's commercial
summary of the week ending the ed says:
1.-THE encouraging features OF the general
trade situation heretofore reported, have
been repeated by special kilograms received
by Bradstrset's.
Incomplete census returns show n popn9
lation in the territory OF Dakota oil ALB
759, with two or three southeast counties
- 1n,rfrpp, . Tho official 20 hlaS a % neg rixl
completed. The population ofthe territory
five years ago was 135,1T7.
Harry Dawes, supposed to be a cousin O.
Gov. Dawes of Nebraska, residing about
seven miles northwest OF Tyndall, Oak, b
mysteriously missing. He had about $2Ce.
on his person, and the general impression u
that he was waylaid II murdered
The postmaster at Baltimore has dis
covered in his office n young man VIII
passed the civil service examination BY
proxy. His brother went before the board
for him and made All excellent record, but
gave the wrong name. He was discharged
as soon as the deception was discovered.
There were $50 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week ending 22d, against 100 in the pre-
ceding week. and 176, ITO and 1872 in the
corresponding weeks OF 1884, 1883 and
1882, respectively. About so per cent,
were those OF small traders, whose capital
was less than $4,000
Dominick Mccartney has reached Pitts
burg. He says the police win not interfere
with the Cincinnati fight with Sullivan.
They will use the smallest gloves the law
will allow and fight to a finish. McCaffrey
is in good condition. weighs 1Gh pounds,
and says Sullivan will fight at go pounds.
Mccartney has wagered large sums on his
winning.
At Detroit. Mich, the infant child o.
Charles Sullivan apparently died, and was
/ prepared for burial. Fifteen hours after
death, while the family and friends were
gathered about the ca6ket, the baby began
to cry, frightening nearly every one from
the house. The father retained his sense]
and took the child from the coffin. and il
has since been in better health than fo3
some time.
A terrible collision occurred recently al
the Metropolitan District Underground rail-
road at Earlscourt. The signals had brokej
and become unmanageable, when two train4
coilided, engine against engine. One e~nginee1
WAS killed, and a stoker and five otherd
were so badly injured that they cannot n
cover. There was "a horrible scene whed
the collision occurred, as the railroad al
that point is underground.
Vienna Cable: The existing tradedepres|
sion is creating great alarm amongst capsj
~talists. The Theresienau, the largest spin
ming mill in Bohemia, has had tostopwork|
throwing hundreds out Of Unemployment am
other mills have had to follow suit, while
still larger number or factories throughout
the country are working on part time. I'M
depression is to a great extent caused b
the uncertain trade relations between thii
and neighboring countries.
In the district court at Mandan. Oak, s
s. Ray and others were being tried before
Jury, charged with robbing a man OF $S0iI
Is saloon several days ago, when q witneI
named John Coleman was shot by one
the defendants, named Mable Gray. with
small revolver. Two bullets hit ColemaI|
one in each leg. Coleman had just giysI
damaging testimony against tho wound
Gray and her companions. She was imm1
diately arrested and nut in iail. Colcma6