The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-09-17

third enables those tenants who got their
rents fixed before the recent fall in prices,
70 20 again into the courts for the purpose
Oh having their rents revised in accordance
with the present prices OF agricultural pro-
ducts. The measure is p simple, moderate
yet thoroughly effectual one, and ii it be
adopted will lave the most beneficial re,
suit, both in saving the ~tenantry from ex-
termination n in preventing disorder
and outrage.
Rev. Father Lynch, OF st. Francis Roman
catholic church ut New Haven, Conn.,, mas
notified his Pensioners that parents who
send their children to the public schools
can receive absolution only by interven-
ton OF the bishop.
The suit OF the McClintock end Bowman
heirs, OF Pittsburg, for st. Louis property
to which they claimed to be heirs, has
been decided in their favor, giving then,
$1,000, 600. There are eight heirs.
Attorney General Baker OF Iowa has
gone to Washington for the purpose Of APP
plying to the United States supreme court
Tor q writ in quo w%arranto against all nom
resident railway companies which have not
complied with the provisions OF what is
known as the Sweeney bill, an act OF the
last legislature compelling foreign corpora.
tiOns TO rei~ncorporate under the laws OF
Iowa, thus combining their litigation to
state courts.
Over two hundred ballots have been
taken at the Waukesha, Wis, congrega-
tional district convention by the Demo.
Gratis, aid Bragg says the work has just
commenced, and Delaney wants to stay
until the flesh drops off.
The captain Of the propeller Donaldson
reports the effects OF an earthquake while
coming through Lake Superior.
The trade situation in the North west is
now more satisfactory than at any previ.
ons time for several years. In financial
circles the feeling is one OF confidence and
security. Money is 0 ttight, and borrow
ers experience no difficulty in negotiating
loans Throughout the whole Northwest
there is a marked improvement, and bust,
ness is in a better condition than the most
sanguine anticipated sixty days ago.
About $3.50, 900 will be spent opening
the Abingdon (Mass.) gold mine.
Two Of the county commissioners oil
Roberts county, Oak, Messts. Webb
and Moody, and Treasurer Linge have been
arrested for issuing $4,000 worth OF bogus
county warrants during the county seat
war.
DIR. Lilley, president OF the agricultural
college located at Brookins, Oak, has re.
signed and Prof. M. Louth OF Michigan has
been appointed as his successor,
In memory OF the late Baroness James
de Rothschild the Rothschild family have
sent 100, 900 francs to the bureau OF public
relief, tn be distributed by the mayors OF
the different ACCOMPLISHMENTS to the poor
OF Paris.
Hugh Gallon. a Glasgow divinity student,
has recently returned from q trip to
Athens, Greece, on his bicycle, the whole
journey costing him only $3.50.
Prof. H. j. Vosburg OF Hamilton, N. Y,
who has accepted the chair of ancient Ian
guages in the Sioux Falls university, has
arrived in that city.
While digging a post hole on his farm,
w. u. Wayne, a prominent farmer OF Wiota,
Wis, discovered several fine specimens oil
lead ore. and continuing to prospect
struck, when only six feet from the surface
a fine vein of mineral which promises a
large yield.
OF one OF the modest ~millionaires OF New
York the Casual Observer of the Graphic
writes as follows: This city is full OF rich
peopls whose names rarely get into the pa
pers, and are unknown in society For
instance, there is Higgins, known in trade"
as the carpet king, who is said to be worth
SIS, 900, 900. A suit is now pending against
him for $40, 600, 600 for alleged infringe
ment OF a patent in q machine hat weaves
tapestry carpets. This suit Mr.. Higgins
has managed to stave off for several years.
Sir Charles Dixie returns to London in
November. He has changed his mind
about retiring into obscurity and quiet.
He has retained his home in Chelsea, is re.
pairing and r~efitting it, and now bets his
friends that he will live down the scandal
and eventually resume political life.
Judge Taschereau OF Montreal decides
that guarantee companies are not liable
for the amount OF their guarantees in cases
OF deialcation, unless served with notice
OF such d~efalcation immediately upon it's
being discovered.
DAILY. one OF the 1884 dynamiters, is dy-
ing in prison in London.
Mile. Erdody, considered the best sou
brette on the Berlin stage, has committed
scicide with a revolver.
The banquet to j.. J. Hill and party at
the Grand Central hotel, Helena, Mon,
was 4 great success. Two hundred plates
were laid, and 200 leading citizens OF Hele.
ma and the territory were present. Presi-
dent Hill responded to the toast, The
Northwest.
The statement that the troops at the
Birr barracks in King county, Ireland,
mutinied against performing any more
eviction duty is pronounced untrue.
The present condition Of the Glasgow
shipping trade is the worst on record.
Bv an explosion in a collisry near Bris-
toll, England, recently, seven persons wero
killed and ten injured.
B.. j. Schlesinger, a Wholesale liquordeal
err Of Butte. Mon, and Wolff lien, a green
grocer. met while travelling in buggies. 1t
Is supposed that a quarrel ensued, as Schle.
singer was discovered shortly afterward
with half a dozen fatal knife wounds on his
person. lien was arrested.
Steamers plying the Nile have driven the
c~rocodiles from that river.
Lord Harrington is going to give up poll