The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26

pany, after certain previous ooLtSaN1oNS
are paid, win be paid over tothe pialntils;
The committee OF agriculture has a biz
and report ready for the house on the sub
jeet of pleurO-pneumouia. \ letter from
thu chief Of the bureau of animal industry,
giving the condition Of pleuro-pneumonia
to date accompanies the report, and is a
startling document. 1t is stated that 400
herds are affected with the plague, com
prising co, 600 animals, Of which number
100 are actually diseased. Prompt
measures must be taken or the disaster to
cattle in other countries will be repeated
here.
The arrangement previously alluded
to which Mr.. Morrill, was discussing with
Secretary Manning has been contaminated,
and under this arrangement 1t Is under.
stood that most il not all the names oil
collectors of internal revenu will be ia
yorably reported and confirmed. There Is
no prescribed tenure OF Office OF internal
revenue collector and these officers not
coming under the tenur OF Office act, are
not subject to the objection raised by the
Republican caucus touching suspended Of
fcials.
Gen. Robert c. Schenck, ex-minister TO
England, has held for several years the
sinecure of editor OF the laws in the state
department at So, 900 per annum. 1t was
given him BY President Arthur and Secre-
tarv Frelinghuvssn upon the representa-,
tion that he greatly needed the salary. Re
Gently he was removed by Secretary Bay
ard, who has not so far filled the position,
the duties of which are practically eXecut-
cd by clerks.
Representatives OF the female suffrage
association will petition the House terri
torial committee to protest against the
provisions in the anti-polygamy bill dis
franchising women.
The linseed oil mills OF Varney, Taylor K
Co., on the middle grounds along the river
above the Union depot at Toledo, burned.
The loss is cOniectured to be $50, 900.
What those who witnessed the encounter
designate as the greatest middle weight
fight on record, was fought at Rye, just on
the border line between New York and Con
necticut. The contestants were George lie
Blanche OF Boston, Mass, and Jack Demp-
scy of New York. The stakes were 81, 900
a side, and about $4,000 made up by GER.
tain we!l-known gentlemen of that city.
Jack Dempsey was the winner, thirteend es.
perate rounds being bitterly contested and
it is declared that a better and more man
fully fought fight was never witnessed.
The government. it is learned at OF
tawa, decided not to send a flying column
through the Northwest Territory for the
present.
Preparations for an imposing celebration
of Emperor Williams birthday are making
in Berlin.
George Kennan, the American traveller,
who has been roaming around the KANT
Chatham corner OF Asia, has reached Irkutsk
en- his way hither.
A member of congress from MARYLAND is
the subject of much ridicule for having
printed in the Congressional Record a
speech that was never delivered, but ap-
pears with the words applause" and
laughter and loud applause" sprinkled
through it literally.
A special agent OF the postofice has been
sent to Madison, Conn, Il look into a
case of boycotting. 1t appears that the
inhabitants OF that place are displeased
with their new postmaster, and as his sal
AIRY belongs to the fourth-class, it is reg.
ulated by the number ofstamps he cancels.
They are determined to starve him out.
Every merchant in the town is a republi-
can, and they have posted notices in their
stores requesting peopleto purchase stamps
of them and leave theirietters to be mailed
1t is estimated that the funeral OF Sena-
tor Miller will cost the government S20,-
900. A special train has been employed to
take his remains, his wife and daughter
and a committee OF one senator and five
congressman to the Pacific coast, n train
OF four cars for ten persons, and the gov
ernment foots the bill.
1t is said that j. j. Hill and p. II. Kelly
have induced the president and the score.
tary of the interior to revoke Sparks or
der regarding patents to settlers.
In addition to the six candidates recent
ly applying for admission to the United
States naval academy, over one hundred
vacancies remain to be filled by the ap-
pointment by members oil congress. There
is a vacancy in the Fifth Minnesota dis.
trict, represented by Mr.. Nelson. Iowa
has five vacancies, as follows: Second dis.
trict, represented by Mr.. Henderson; Fifth,
represented by Mr.. Frederick; Sixth, rep.
resented by Mr.. Weaver, and Tenth rep
| resented by Mr.. Holmes. Young men re.
| siding in the districts named who have moi
reached seventeen years, and who desire &c
| enter the naval academy in June next
should address their respective members
OF congress.
Mrs. Mary Z. Campbell, mother of the
late Lewis d.. Campbell and grandmother
OF Congressman j. Il. Campbell of Ohio, vii
reach her ~one-hundreth birthday on tn
goth inst.
Frank James is reported to nave declined
an offer OF $50, 900 a year to travel will
Forcpaugh's circus. saying that he prefer
to remain a clerk in Missouri.
The state railroad commissioners OF Mis-
souri, thinks the great strike in a fair wa,
for SETTLEMENT.
DIR. Austin Flint, Sr., one OF the leadin
physicians OF America, and well known i
Europe as well as in this country, died a
his home on Fifth avenue New York fror
cerebral apopiexy.
bill for a school OF military instructio
on the Fort Riley reservation is prepare
by Cen Bragg.
Samuel j. Randall has been notified b
1000 voters that in case Mr.. Cadwaladt
is confirmed as collector at PHILADELPHIA
they win vote and work against his re.elc'
tiun.
The appointment Of Civil Service Con
missioner trenholm as controller OF I'll