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

The President has returned to Washing
ton from his short vacation spent in the
A~dirondacks.
Postmaster General Villas loaned Secrp-
taay Lamar his stylish turnout during his
absence from Washington.
A postofice Inspector succeeds in run
ming down two very successful young mail
robbers in North Carolina.
Gen. Logan will deliver the address at the
Grant memorial services held IN Washing
ton under the auspices OF the G. A. K. on
Oct. 1.
A general advertisement will be issued on
the fifteenth by the postmaster general,
calling for proposals for rendering steam
boat mail servicein all points Ofthe United
States.
Posts London cable: Mr.. Parnelrs
speech at the Mansion house dinner at
Dublin was simply an answer to the mar
quis of Hartington's words Impossible
and newer
, Experiments are ia progress at the Bid
ear range near Ottawa, by the Canadian
militia, to settle the question as to the
amount OF execution that can be lone with
a Gatling gun.
Gen. Newton, chief OF engineers, estimates
that an appropriation OF SIS, 600, 600 or
$40, 600, 600 viii be required to continue
the work OF river and harbor improvements
during the next fiscal year.
The fifteenth anniversary OF the German
victory over the French at Sedan was cele-
brated in Berlin by a military display.
The emperor and empress drove ahead OF
the troops in the procession.
Gen. Logan and wife arrived from the
Thousand Islands and report that the
highly entertaining story about their mar
row escape from drowning while their pho
tograph was being taken is a pureromance.
The secretary Of state has received a
telegram from Consul General Woods at
Rome, reporting that there have been four
deaths from cholera at a place nine miles
from Naples and five at Trevis, about fifty
miles north OF Naples.
Mr.. Parnell, in his recent speech. ridi-
euled the theory set up by Englishmen that
the Tories and Liberals would drop their
party differences in order to unitedly com
bat the Irish party in parliament in their
struggle for Irish independence.
A twenty-four-year-old claim for 5000
has Just been allowed by the sixth auditor.
in favor of Mrs. Catherine Milly Of An
napolis, Md, whose house Gen. Butler and
staff occupied in that city, while he was in
command at the outbreak OF the war. The
claim o amounts to several Thousand
dollars with its accumulated interest.
For days past a heavy run has been con-
tinuously kept up on the Bank OF Ireland,
and it now amounts to almost a panic.
The Irish Tory papers are o filed with
bitter and vindictive articles concerning the
| affair, and they intimate that the entire
run was engineered In revenge from the Hi
bernian's refusal to make advances to the
| Munster bank during its recent troubles.
1t is known that Gen. Sheridan, who il
now on the st. Lawrence river, has not get
definitely rendered to any army officers the
| position as aides on his staff which viii be-
come vacant Oct. /. by the detachment OF
Colonel Gregory and Davis. An array OF
ficer OF high rank said that it is the opinion
that Capt. Stanhope Il. Blunt, ordinance
corps. will be rendered one oil the vacancies.
A telegram has been received from Judge
Harlan, Of the court OF commission OF Ala
bama claims, who was expected, saying that
he is confined to his home in Iowa by sick
ness and unable TO travel. No statement
win be made in answer to the decision OF
the first controller, in refusing acquisitions
Tor the current expenses Of the court, until
Judge Harlan arrives here IL confer with
the other members oil the court.
The new Chinese minister is described by
an attaehe Of the legation AZ q gentleman
OF high culture, who has held many i'm.
portant positions In the empire. He was
superintendent OF the circuit OF the pro.
vince OF Keingsi, then superintendent oil
customs IN Chefoo, and last year was i
member OF the tslungi yamen, which ii sim,
ilar to the English ministry OF foreign af
iairs or the secretary OF state in his coun.
try.