The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-23
Miscellaneous News.

Fine winter apples sell in New Hampshire
at $1.25 a barrel.
The court of appeals of New York decides
that the alterati on OF the date OF a check
makes 1T void.
The sum OF $50, 900 was added recently
to the Owatonna academy fund by the
members of the state Baptist convention.
Abraham Hooper, stable boy for Mrs.
Machlin OF Harrisburg, Pa. fell in love with
that lady's daughter Annie and eloped with
her.
The Illinols state veterinarian statesthat
CHAMBERS exists extensively in Montana,
Dakota, Indian Territory, Arkansas and
Texas.
Lieut.. Henry T. Allen, Second cavalry,
arrives in San Francisco having completed
an exploring tour in Alaska that beats the
record.
Ada Gray's manager Mr.. Watkins, had a
fight in the opera house at Griffin, Ca,
with Mr.. Hudson about a ticket, during
the performance.
Jefferson Okley of Nicholasville, KY, q
few hours before his death, sold his drug
business as cody as ii he had many years
yet before him. He had the consumption.
The Ohio election placed that state in
the solid ranks OF November states. The
amendment wSs carried and elections in
Ohio in presidential years will no longer be
regarded as oracular.
Gen. Newton says that the explosion en-
tirely shattered Flood Rock. The island
has sunk eight or ten feet, and divers have
found SO many assures and seams that the
whole obstruction viii presently crumble
away.
1t Is claimed that the fastest run ever
made in America was accomplished on the
indianapolis, Decatur IL Springfield a few
days ago when an engine and one car ran
65.3 miles in sixty-six minutes, making
one stop and slowing to eighteen miles an
hour while crossing a trestle.
The executive committee OF the American
Iron and Steel association, in a series OF
resolutions, themselves as op-
posed to any scheme of tariff revision, and
call upon the administration to give as
surance to the country that it will not
sanction anything looking toward a general
revision.
The total values OF exports OF domestic
cattle and hogs, and OF beef, pork and dali
ny products from the United States were
as follows: September, 1885, 81, 794, $50;
for 1884, 81, 759,246; eleven months ended
Sept. 80, 1885, $50, 300, O59; for 1884,
$77,552,9 36; dairy products for five
months ending Sept. 80, 1885, 6 1858, 446;
for 1884, $9,42G,539
No cattle were shipped Wednesday, the
14th inst, to England and dealers have
stopped buying because they have no way
oftransportation except by the Cork Steam
ship line. 1t is expected that the cattle
men will he compelled to patronize the
packets OF thS Cork company. The Loyal
lists have forwarded a number OF Jarrier's
threshing machines to boycotted farmers
and arranged to purchase boycotted cattle
for shipment to England. At q meeting oil
cattlemen Mr.. O'Comor read b telegram
ire New York dealers in hides, saying that
they T~ould not purchase goods carried by
the Cork Packet company.
The sheet OF totals at Che bureau OF
statistics shows that during September the
export OF wheat from Chicago was 190,279
bushels, worth $153, 290. From Duluth
the wheatexport was SO, 033 bushels, worth
$76,S60. Chicago exported no -four. Du.
luth shipped abroad 60, 1913 barrels, worth
$lo2,6l4. Milwaukee exported 20, 900
bushels OF wheat, worth $4,000. Much oil
the wheat export OF Chicago, Milwaukee,
ST. Eau and Minneapolis appears in the
export from New York, which was 1856
27+ bushels, worth$1 ,331 ,0S3. The wheat
export from New York in 1884, for Sep.
tenlher was 2 7S6, $50 bushels, worth So,
4S1 944. The indications are that there
will be ~ greater falling off in exports oil
wheat in October than last year, as farm.
eis all over the wheat belt are holdingt hei,
CROPS back Tor higher prices.
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