The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-09-11
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.

J 1~C~AN NA11NA $500 $50 A~tN
removal Of Judge Francis from the
the bench.
The Russell-Miller Milling company
has been organized in Valley Cit, with
a capital OF 100000, which will oper.
ate the Touring mills there and ut
Bismarck.
At a prize fight at Neche between
Ed McKeown, champion heavyweight
of Manitoba, and an furnish
ed by John S. Barnes of st. Paul, the
latter proved himself to be q hard
I fighter, and :.ssffttses. four hard r4hnds
had besnfougl1t the battle was given
to the unknown on a foul. Bamnes
unknownNN vas Denny Kelleher, who
made SUCH q, herd fight few months
ago with ~tlie Marine
Officials cfstley aberdeen land Office
decide that the cT1iTns of Lyman G. &
James r. Dapton, of Minneapolis, toa
luarter-section or the edge of thatg
city are unfotnidedl
Major Myrick judge advocate ofthe
department OF DAkofa, Is ordered to
join his commentaries Oct. l..
New postmasterss lin Dakotas-Len-
OK Nj. Schultz, viye' TRENT, removed;
c~entsrville, j. f. Daeis, rSee Edge, re-
moved; White LGke; T. Deng, vice
Pratt removed; OlVet,. g. w. w Ba-
ker, vice White, reriDves1s Memo, Il.
Bray. vice Hell, removed Hurley, r.
Rees, vice Allen removed Marion, j.
Ryan, vice Boeber, removed Frank
fort, r.. II. Graves, vicerWaI3rTdge, Te-
movedT E0lga, G. Keish,. vice. Brown,
removed, Darlington, q ID. Smithy vice
Halseyy. removed.
Sheriff Haggart hard! tFemty-onc
stacks on wheat and cHe OF barley
burned osp his farm. The .flnmes also
consumed his stock shedj. some mine
hundred feet long. Theentires loss will
reach $6 600; no insurance..
Two man, onenamed George Emory
and the other James B0utom. were
killed by lightning on r. b.. RedmoEa's
farm, two.anlLes south OF IAhplesoal-
Since tbs tragedies at Sturgiis tina
liberty of the soldiers at Hort Mead
has been greatly restricted and every
thing is very quiet.
Judge Mcconnell announces "a term
of court Ina Trail county beginning
Sept. "A.
A congregational churchl is under
construction In Bon Homnsse-
A little cloud passed over where They
were threshing near Mapleton3, when
the men took refuge in THE Barn.
Lightning struck the barn, killing the
head feedenaaTld another once Of the
crew, and inllaring two otissrs< quite
seriously. Twelve or fifteen men were
in the barmand all felt the shock.
T HI. Tsller; territorial secretary OF
Dakota, nnEt- Paul, expressedihimself
ready fonr d~ecapitation, brit thinks
Gov. Pierce will be permitteaaton serve
out his term.
A young nassn by the namsret Bets
has beena arrested at Ipswirhsbg the
sheriff oSGAisrura county, Charged with
belonging to- . gang OF horse.thieves
near Plankingt on, in the Washington
hills. Seven Others of the gang are
now in iail at PlankingtonA
UnkInowilr parties attempted To
wreck the passenger train between
Canton ard Lennox. They Placed
three oak tEes on the traclzsbutis hap
pened that n freight tram, preceded
the passenger, and the engineer having
been warned, was on the l00klssxt, and
stopped hiss train before-any serious
damage was done. Tbs, passe niger
train came along half saEliOmr later,
andy althGs1gh the vagabOnd tramps
had replaesd the ties on tha,txack, the
engineer evaded accidenG.
The case of the Marquis de Moses
has been removed to Bismarck, on a
change a granted by Judge
Francis.
Rev. Sehaffner, the mptiss minister
Of Dickinson, convicted on the charge
of assembling a deaa0n, OF hE church
with a hatchet, withihtent tcdogreat
bodily harm, was sentenced to six
months in the p~enitantiary ofthis city.
The friends of Mr. S0hasfner are very
much, ohagrined, at the verdict Of the
jury, and claim ttiat the case Is one
OF the most ~iagraat persecution.
Constable Krusss assisted by Caiei
Mnrry Of Winnepeg and Chief sturdy
Of Emerson, ARRESTED in the Cassasia
hotel at ST. Vincent a man name2 Ed
Kelly, alias "RaRlldog," on a charge OF
Murder. Lash December Robert Baird