The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-02-06

IN surgical sciences,
Iowa takes the c axe on creamery butter At
New Orleans
Two educated Hebrews have joined a Metho-
dist church at Cincinnati
The o pera house fire at Rondout, N. Y, en-
tailed a loss Of S5O,WO.
The Illinois legisla tive deadlock was broken
by the election OF Haines as speaker,
P eter Pierce, Of Eagle River, Wis, froze to
death while returning from Eagle Harbor on
foot
At San Francisco, fire destroyed Kerr's car
rage factory and two adjoining buildings.
Loss, s50,0N
The planning mill of Ketch um, Zastrow & Co,
Helena, Mont, burned Loss, $4,000; in
surance 5000.
The late Charles H. Rogers, a banker Of
Philadelphia, left s2,OOO,OOO to build a home
for the aged
DR.. T. Pierce of Worcester, Mass, has been
given two years in the house of correction for
fatal malpractice.
A woman from Wisconsin communicated to
a representative at Washington a plot to blow
up the capitol with dynamite.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has refused
TO allow a woman preacher OF Nantucket to
preform the marriage cermoney.
Chicago Fenians have resolved to take up
the cudgels against England, and have sub
scrioed $1,000 as a sklrmishlng fund.
A fellow named St Clair stole a horse at
Prairie du Chen and sold it He then stole
and sold the animal again. He was arrested.
Judge Windslow has affirmed the sale of the
J. l. Case Plow company of Racine to J. l.
Case, upon payment to the assignee of $751;
coo.
Bennett Parsons, a farmer near Jonesboro,
Ala, aged seventy-tw years, was shot and
kIled His wife and daughter are acc used of
the deed
j. B. Day a farmer, sixty years old, was
burned to death in a fire that destroyed the
Empire house, Plover, Wis. The herinmases
escaped
Archbishop Alemany of San Francisco has
resigned his see. HIS resignation has been ac-
copied by the pope. Archbishop Riordan sue
ceeds him
Sergeant Mason, who shot at Guiteau, is liv-
ing quietly on his Virginia farm with Betty and
the baby, on the profits of the tour OF the dime
museums.
On one side of a certain street in Denver is q
house and grounds that cost nearly q, 0O0, 600,
and just opposite is a hut residence that is
worth probably $40.
The committee on selecting a grand marshal
for the inaugural ceremonies will probably Sc
lect Gen. Don Carlos Buell., in the event Gen.
Mcclellan declines.
Gust Weizel, a farmer, was killed at a rail-
road crossing at Wausau, Wis. His team was
frightened by 3 switch engine and ran away,
causing Weizel's death
Frank Mccormick was arrested at Helena,
Mont, for passing counterfeit money, and
bound over in s1,0OOto appear before United
States District Judge Alden.
Elijah NJ Haincs, independent Democrat,
was elected permanent speaker Of the Illinois
assembly on the second ballot, breaking the
deadlock which has existed for three weeks.
A fire in Dubuque destroyed q house and
contents. The FIRE communicated to the lum-
Der yard of the Stand ard Lumber company's
yards and destroyed 1,UO0,0OO lath. Total
loss, $1,000; insurance, $1,000.
Fifteen indictments for the embezzlement Of
state funds have been found against william
r. Smith, clerk in the Office Of the auditor of
public accounts Of Virginia. The number of
indictments is expected to go up into the hun
dreds.
Postofices Observation-Disclosures Chath-
am, Wright county; Winfield, Renviile county.
Postmasters Commissioned-A. FL. yiersen,
PelIa, Iowa; H. y. Johnson, Mapes, Oak L
< Foquet, Chatham, Mimi ; =. Julsen, Win
field, MINI.
The crew or the British bark Wellington
mutinied of Cornwall, killed the captain and
severely wounded the mate. The captain and
mate In defending themselves wounded three
OF the crew The mutineers were towed into
Plymouth, where they were placed under ar
| rest
in an alteration at Clifford, Oak, W. Love-
joy struck Peter Strand with a billiard cue,
caus ing fracture Of the skull, from which
Str and died. The quarrel originated about an
old pipe. Both parties were under the infiu-
ence Of liquor. Lovejoy was arrested and
tried.
Charles Warren Adams, who recently brought
action in London for libel against BERNARD
Cole1dge, son Of the lord chief justice, based
on q letter written to Mildred Mary Coleridgt
TO whom he (Adams) was engaged, has now
brought direct action for libol against Lord
Coleridge himself.
AT Ripon, Wis, A fire recently destroyed .
block Of three buildings, owned by Judge L
@ Reed, valued at so0. 800, which are : tota
loss. Insurance $4,000, about equally divid
ed between the Underwriters Fire association
Home OF New York, Hartford and fmperiA
London association
John Brig III addressed : crowded meeting