The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-12

| 600 going to scholarships, $40, 700 to nor;
NAL schools, $40, 265 to Institutes, So,9oo
to public schools, and the remainder TO
| other educational institutions. Or. dreen'
secretary, has been requested by tue
trustees to serve as general agent announcer
year.
The comptroller OF the currency has au.
thorized the Patapsco National Bank, OF
Ellicot City, Nd, to begin business WIN d
capital Of $4,000.
The Abba, Iowa, Touring mills were burn
ed ~down-loss 80, 900, and the next day
the railroad depot was also destroyed by
fire.
Miss Mary Vance OF Burlington, Iowa,
has been sent to work among the heather
at Toxic, in Japan.
A cablegram from the Association oil
European Astronomers announces the dis
| coyery OF two new asteroids by DIR. Pallsa.
A remarkable storm cloud burst has oc-
CURED over the lake district OF England,
the heaviest ever known in that locality
The damage to property is very large.
Many cattle were lost.
Sheridan has ordered that hereafter pay
masters must wear undress uniform When
paying troops on muster rolls.
Secretary Lamar has affirmed the decis-
ions OF the COMMISSIONS ofthe general land
office in the following cases: CanCelllng
Charles Morris entry OF the northwest
quarter Of section 10, township lO4, range
45, WorthingtOn (Minn.) land district dis
missing n. G. Kraushold's contest against
Charles Miller's entry OF the southwest
quarter OF section rs, township 124, range
81, Aberdeen land district; s~uspending the
patent in the case of Olive Anderson's
entry OF the southeast quarter OF section
%, township 1873, range So, Grand Forks
land district, until luther proof is offered.
Herman Schultz OF Owego, Oak, in re-
turning home from Lisbon, was thrown
from his wagon and killed.
The chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way mpa has planted a new town in
Dickey county, Oak, and named 1T Monan'
go.
Lord Brabourne, in a letter to the editor
OF B~lackwood's Magazine, accuses Mr..
Gladstone Of making serious misstate'
ments and perversions OF Irish history
which he has not. the courage to defend
nor the candOr to withdraw.
The will OF H henrietta E. Lennox, who left
SO, OOO, 900, is offered for probate in New
York and will be contested.
A new tenor named Guile is exciting
great enthusiasm in London.
1t is reported in Constantinople that Mr..
Heap, now consul ReueTdl, VIII Ue dppOlhG'
ed to succeed Cox as United States minis
ter.
1t is positively stated that Col. Bob. In
gersol has consented to appear before the
Illinois supreme court, on behalf Of the con-
demned anarchists, should he find, on re-
turning to New York, hat he can do so
without interfering with engagements al
ready made by him. There is no longer a
question OF money, as the anarchists now
have ample means.
Gary, Oak, Special: One of the most
destructive prairie fires ever known passed
over this county recently. Horses, barns,
g~ranaries, hay and grain were completely
destroyed. A man named Iverson lost
everything-house, barn, grain stacks,
stock and chickens. 1t is impossible to
estimate the damage at this time. The
fire was started in this county, and the
matter is being investigated. A strong
wind was blowing from the Northwest at
the time the fire started, which increased
to a gale Eefore night.
Col. Lubbers, late a colonel in the army,
committed suicide by shooting himself at
Clinton, Iowa.
DR.. Marks OF Milwaukee was summoned
to prescribe for Hon. w. II. Price, who is
dangerously i'll at Black River Fails.
At Portland, Me-, DIR. James Buzzell, an
electric physician, was arrested for the
murder of Carrie NJ. Cotton, of Gorham.
The girl vent to Buzzell to nave o criminal
operation performed, and subsequently
and the jury returned O verdict that death
had been caused by malpractice. Buzzell
a committed for trial.
Lieut.. Robert l.. Hirst, Eleventh infan-
try, has been detailed on general recruiting
service for the department Of Dakota, at
Fort Abraham Lincoln, Oak, in place of
Lieut.. G.. A. Churchill, Fifth infantry, who
has been relieved.
At Loup City, Nebraska, Frank Norton,
son OF r. S. s. Norton of Madison, Wis,
shot himself in the left breast with suicidal
intent. He was nos discovered until
morning. when he was found in a dying
condition.
The Secretary OF Interior has ordered a
hearing in the case OF the dismissed con-
test OF Ferguson against Neil d Fletcher,
involving the northeast quarter of section
6, township f13, range GA, Huron land
district, to determine whether Ferguson
acted in good faith. He has given Lottie
Merwin another nance to secure the south
east quarter OF section a, township 129,
range Sc, Watertown land district. Lot
tie made proof July i, 1884, on a. pre-emr!
ton entry, but failed to tender her 5000
until Feb. "a, ~1S85-nearly eight months
after proof. One OF the rules OF practice
in Sparks establishment being Cash with
the order" otherwise no proof can be ac-
cepued without pay Lottie's claim was
held for cancellation. The secretary says
the commissioner did right under the rules,
and that it is all Lottie's fault as she was
not compelled to prove up unde thirty
three months She is, however, given an
opportunity to make proof again. Lottie's
excuse is that she spent all her money and
could not get enough to pay for it until
eight months later.
The president has appointed George W..
Baxter Of Cheyenne, Wyo., to be governor
ofWyomnig territory, vice Francis E. War
rem, suspended.