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THE POST.

On Saturday last the Post celc-
brated its 18th birthday. Tie Post
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day. speaking as it believes, with
out attempting to curry favor with
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shy Of anybody, but publishes a
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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

Since the Government began in 1851
to sell stamped envelopes there has
been a steady increase In the amount
required each year, until the Govern
ment has for several years been sell
ing more envelopes than allother pro.
dncers combined. Last year 279, O00,.
900 stamped envelopes, worth So
TT, 1000, were sold. With every let
ting the size of the contract increases
and the price of envelopes is reduced.
Envelopes which in 1869 cost $3.50
per thousand can now be sold for
$3.50 per thousand, and the extra
letter size that then cost $500 are
now sold for $40.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

The end of the switchmen's strike at
Chicago shows what can be accom-
plished by GOODNESS and good temper.
There does not appear to have been
even an arbitration. No third party
was invited in, but the railway man
ayers and the strikers committee
came together. in the right spirit, and
In a little while had their differences
healed and everything in order for a
resumption Of work. There does not
appear to have been any surrender on
either side, but merely on exchange Of
concessions satisfactory to both.
This was the economical as well as
.he sensible plan, and the whole coun-
try Is better for the lesson that has
been taught By the incident.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

A band OF public plunderers has
been discovered in Pennsylvania.
The state has paid during the past
twenty-one years So, 500, 900 for the
education and maintenance of the
children of soldiers, and it is stated at
least 81, 900, 900 has been stolen by
the managers of these schools. The
facts have been reported to the attor-
ney general and prosecutions have
been ordered.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

Courts of arbitration for the settle
ment of labor disturbances have ex-
listed in France since the first year OF
the present century. They were pro-
vided for by the Code Napoleon
adopted in 1901, and, with slight
notifications, have existed until the
present. time. They are compulsory;
they are held on the application of
either the employer or employe, and
their judgment may be enforced like
that of any other tribunal.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

The pedestal for the statue OF Lib
erty enlightening the world" in New
York harbor has been completed. 1t
is proposed to inaugurate the com
pleted statue on September 3, the an
niversary of the day when the treaty
was signed in Paris by the representa-
tives OF France, England, Spain and
the United States recognizing this
country as an independent nation.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

There have been two proposed
changes in the Constitution OF the
United States under discussion at
Washington Oneis to grant the pow
to the President to veto single items in
appropriation bills-a safeguard
against the incorporation Of jobs in
these bills that has been tried with
good results in State Governments.
The joint resolution to submit this
change was reported adversely by the
House Committee and thus disposed
OF at least Tor this session. The other
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton is that offered by Senasor In
gals to change the date Of the Presi-
dents inauguration, and, consequent
", Of the adjournment OF the short
session Of Congress, from March A, to
the original date, April 80. Public APP
proyal seems TO favor this last prop
osition.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07
Systom of Relief at st. Cloud and Sauk
RapidS.

The general committee ~ofreIief OF cyclone
sufferers has had two meetings at st. Cloud,
Saturday the oath, with Hon. A. BartO
presiding, and Messrs. Seabury, Merriman,
Cooper and Buchanan present. Detailed re-
ports were handed in, showing individual
losses throughout the whole district visited
by the storm, the value OF property de-
strOyed, the salvage if any; value OF lot,
mortgage if ANY; the state in which the
owner left his family, means Of
support. etc. These will be used by
the committee rs partial guides. The
committee decided to begin building
houses at once. Five have been
ed at Sank Rapids, five more will be begun
there and ten at st Cloud. Lumber it to
be brought at once for over one hundred
houses. The general plan adopted, but
liable to change, according as separate
cases may show necessary, is to build
houses of a general value of $500 or give
aid to that extent in rebuilding. 1t is not
expecting to finish the inside, but put
up the frame, enclose it, put in doors,
windows, floors, ETC., and leave the owners
to finish it in the future. In cases Of wild
ows, or where men have been crippled,
more may be done. After that certain fur
niture and provisions will be furnished
each family. The committee has estab-
lished three funds-the building, furnishing
and general expense. The action taken is
very satisfactory, and the committee is
adopting the only feasible way OF helping
these poor people.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

Fried Oysters-Take larger oysters
than you would for stewing, and dram
them from the juice. Dip each one IN
beaten egg and then in cracker ouss
until it is completely coated, ana .nep
drop il quickly into boiling not ialu.
deep enough to float it. AS soon a. =
Is light brown, take it up with 2 wiz
spoon and lay it On q wire paskcs y
sieve turned upside down, IN irons :
the fire, where it will keep hot oeIsu
on a very hot dish, on which q slnau
thin napkin is first laid, to absorb any
grease that may be left. Rec peppcl
and a little salt may be beaten INTO snS
egg. Beat three eggs for nunuleA
oysters-more can be beaten II neeusa I'm
but If too much is beaten at flrst, ~ W.
be wasted. .
Succotssh--Take corn and beans y
the proportion of two-thirds corn al'
one-third beans; boil the beans iion
half to three-quarters of an hour W''A
the cobs from which the corn mas pe ~
cut, then take out the cobs, ana auu NY
| corn. and let the whole boil ffteen =.
twenty minutes, if corn and beans s ~
Young; half an hour if they are o'd. ~
two quarts of corn and one quar-. =
beans take two tablespoonfuls Of nous'
and rub it .smooth with the same quah
tity of water, stir it into the s~ncco1asn,
and let il boil five minutes. Ius i,
tablespoonful Of butter in the d,sn
which the succotash is to be served, ~
two teaspoonfuls of salt into the ia''',;
and put the whole on the butter .h
dried beans and orn be used sva I,
them the night before, and boil them =
the water in which they were soaKeu'
The Caterer.
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Condensed General News.
The Fastest Bicycle Record.

About, 800 people greeted William Wood
side and John S. Prince in their tifty-mile
bicycle race at the Washington rink, Min
neapolis, Mimi. The match was warmly
contested from tho start. and the splendid
time of 2 hours ~ minutes and3 seconds
was made. The best previous American
record was 2 hours, 4G minutes, and ) 20
seconds. The worlds tiity-mile record held
by Mr.. Lees OF England, is = hours II min
utes and 20 seconds. Mr.. WOOdside, the
winner OF the recent race, therefore exceeds
all previous records and now holds the
worlds championship for fifty miles.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

The general executive board of the
Knights of Labor has fixed May 25
as the date for the special meeting of
the general assembly of the order to
consider the labor crisis and the rec
ommendation of appropriate legisla-
ton on the subject as suggested by the
congressional nvestigating committee.
The session will be held in Cleveland.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07
DAKOTA.

It is rumored that the President,
having thoroughly examined the pub
lie land question, is so thoroughly
convinced of the vastness OF thefrauds
under the present laws that he will
send q special message to Congress
urging the necessity in the interests OF
the people Of their thorough reform.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07


A collision between Orange and Catholic
roughs occurred after the holding OF q
loyalist meeting at Glasgow, Scotland.
Four arrests were made. At q later hour
IN Orange mob attended a Catholic chapel,
which was crowded with worshippers, and
smashed all the windows.
At the suggestion OF France, the powers
rave modified the original terms of their
ultimatum to Greece and the document as
finally agreed upon, will be presented to
that government in a few days. France
has written to Greece advising her to dis
arm. 1t is believed that Greece will follow
the advice.
The total number OF deaths which have
resulted from the confagration which re-
Gently devastated the town OF Stry Austria.
is 1873. The greater number were caused
directly by the flames. it will cost at
least 81, 200, 900 to rebuild the burned
houses. The loss on private property was
$500, 900.
Mr.. Gladstone's adherents have decided
upon a formal collective statement oftheir
objections to the land bill. and will present
10 TO the premier with a request that the
Measure be dropped altogether. 1t can be
readily inferred whether the ignoring Of an
appeal like this, and from such a source,
would not threaten the integrity OF the
Liberal party. At the same time the
Liberal press OF every shade condemns the
bill.
Senator Allison and Wilson OF Iowa in.
tend to make an effort to call up the bill
which the president vetoed some time ago,
quieting the title to lands Of settlers on the
Des Moines river in lows.
The following postmasters were appoint
ed: In Dakota-Berton. j.. Steiner, vice
- - ID. d.. -. ~ LTtaAAt
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07
Jefferson Davis on the Labor Question.

Jefferson Davis on the Labor Question.
Under date Of Beauvoir, Miss, March 81,
Jefferson Davis writes II. W. Pope OF NJ ar.
shall, Texas.
Fully approaching the compliment con-
veyed by your request for my views as to
what legislation might be adopted tn ad-
just the conflict now going on between CAPT
tai and labor, | regret that the Compli-
ment isso little merited. The old, old war
between capital and labor has called forth
the best intelleCts OF Europe. 1t has dis
turbed commerce, overthrow governments,
produced anarchy and crept from the
wreck without solving the problem. With
us the contest is in the incipient state, and,
happily it may be something can be lone to
check it's growth. ~Self-interest and free
competition for labor will, whenever la
Dor is abundant, give to the rich the pow
err to Cypress the poor We cannot legis-
late to destroy the motive OF self-interest.
for that lies at the foundation OF material
progress, and our efforts must therefore be
directed to unifying the interests OF labor
and capital, so far as this may be done by
legislature of the state. The present form
OF the conflict in our country is between
associated labor and corporations employ
ing it. 1t is not sufficient answer to say
that the price oflabor has advanced, unless
it can be shown that the profits of labor
have moved with equal pace with the
profits of capital. For in this as in
ether things OF comparative welfare, we
must consider the relative improvement.
TIL standard OF comfort rises proportion
ally to the increase of wealth in a country.
Your idea OF a court OF arbitration, Think,
has much to recommend it. The organiza-
ton OF such a court SO as to secure equally
the confidence OF both the contending par
ties would require both liberality and dig
erection, and if would be needful that their
decision should be based on something like
a cooperative principal OF Industrial part
nership, in which the wages of the employees
should be measured by the profits OF the
corporation. II, in this amer, q COM
munity Of interests could be established
the welfare and contentment of both
would seem to be a possible result.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07

Progress IS still skipping along,
shocking old theories topsy-turyy anu
building np new ones. but she can :
mite make out what the sex Of the cnlch
win be till after the EGG i hatched.