The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-09
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GEN. LEW WALLACE is again to the
front with prediction that the Roume,
liam row will result in general European
hostilities.
THE cold wave Sunday was general
throughout the northwest, snow falling
in North Dakota, northern Wisconsin
and Michigan,
CITIZENS Of Tombstone, Arizona, have
adopted a very effectual way of dealing
with the Apache question. They offer
$3.50 for every Apache scalp:
A LAWSUIT in Jones county, Iowa,
which originated eleven years ago over
the alleged stealing of four calves worth
about $50, has cost the litigants $4,000
and bankrupted several prosperous
farmers,
THE recent massacre at Rock Springs
appears to be but the commencement of
a bloody crusade against the Chinese.
An organized movement is now being
made to expel the celestials from Wyom-
ing and Washington territories.
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WE publish this week in supplement
form the constitution adopted by the
late Sioux Falls convention. BY care
full perusal our readers will be able to
form conception of its merits or de-
merits for themselves, instead Of relying
on hearsay.
THE authorities have discovered a
way to deal successfully with the Nor
mon question and it looks now as though
polygamy had to go. The method is
simply to arrest individuals under the
United States law and fine and imprison
them for unlawful cohabitation.
The Mitchell Republican says that
town is is not not a candidate fer the tempo
sary seat Of government and intimates
that it will oppose the constitution
drafted at Sioux Falls. This virtually
limits the contest to Huron and Pierre
and the struggle between them will be
rather lively.
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THE smallpox scourge IL the cities OF
Montreal and Quebec is undated and
the authorities have the utmost difficulty
in enforcing any precautionary meas
ures to prevent the spread Of the dis
ease. The ignorance Of the populace
is an almost insuperable barrier to any
movement for their relief.
PRIMES Crop Bulletinfor October lays
great stress upon the shortage in this
years wheat crop and says prices must
gradually increase from the present un
til another crop is made It says the
shortage is just beginning to be felt.
Prime is the bestauthority inthe United
States,on these matters and his opinions
are worthy the highest consideration
The present session of the diet prom.
lses to be the most stormy the esople of
Denmark have ever Witnessed. The re-
lation of contending parties is strained
to the utmost and some violent scenes
are anticipated, as an attempt will be
made to force the king to comply with
the vote Of the diet at the previous ses-
sion and dismiss his obnoxious ministers.
a SPECIAL telegram to the Pioneer
Press says the democrats Of Beadle
county have issued call for mass
convention of democrats of south Dakota
TO meet In Huron October a, the day Of
the republican convention, to take party
action on the constitution as adopted by
the Sioux Falls convention. 1t is re-
ported that this action grows out Of the
refusal of the chairman Of the terrific
rial conmitfe to call convention, al
though It is alleged he agreed to do so.
at the late Aberdeen party meeting
j J. w RAYMOND, territorial treasurer,
passed through ST. Paul Wednesday en-
route from New York to Bismarck To
q Pioneer Press reporter he said the
feeling in north Dakota was somewhat
divided on the subject OF division and
admission ut the territory So far as he
himself was concerned he would like TO
see the territory divided In his opinion
the Sioux Fails convention had framed
Z good document, and he desired to see
them attain their ends. AS congress
now stands, however, there appeared to
Vim to be little hope Of division He
vas inclined to think the territory would
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