The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-28

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Detroit City; Dahlgren, mail to Cologne
Dryden. Dakota: Garfield, Tracy.
Postofice name changed Minnesota
Renville Station, Renville county, to Ren'
vile, c. Henning, postmaster Dakota
Embden, to Gill.
A Hampton school Indian graduate com
plains through the Washington Post that
he is not permitted to use his education IN
the Indian Territory.
There were 1872 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week ending 21st against SO in the preced'
ing week and 1874, 1873, 1876, 116 in the
corresponding weeks of 1885, 1884, 1882
and 1882, respectively.
Joseph Risow, aged eighty.four, was
kicked to death by horse near Flandreau,
Oak.
G. b. Scofield, a prominent attorney at
Deadwood, died OF consumption.
At Apple Grove, w. Va, during n family
quarrel James Guerin, aged nineteen, killed
his aunt Mrs. Thomas, crushing her skull.
Eliza the fifteen year old daughter Of the
murdered woman, procured a shotgun and
riddled the body OF the young murderer, he
dying soon after. The girl was arrested.
Dr. Dio Lewis, author and reformer, died
at his home at Workers, n. Y, after an i'll
ness of two or three days, OF erysipelas.
DR.. Lewis has been engaged in leCturing
and writing on the subject OF public and
personal hygiene For four years he lect-
ured almost every night, giving ais days to
the invention Of his new system ofgymnas'
tics.
Lee Burnes was hanged at Dover, Ark,
recently, for the murder OF Charles HOl-
man, gambler, on Nov. 20, 1885. He
killed Holman for his money.
The accounts OF District Assembly No. l,
Knights of Labor, at Sedalia, Mo-, have
been found crooked. There had been re-
ports of misappropriation Of some OF the
money sent them there in aid of the strike.
The labor union has demanded Martin
Irons resignation. He is now in hiding
from the wrath Of the ex-strikers, having
left Sedalia, Mo-, it is supposed, a day or
two since.
At Springfield Mass, Andrew J. Wiggin,
aged thirty years, a bricklayer, and his
wife, who is twenty-five years old and very
pretty, were walking in Dwight street.
Suddenly Wigger drew a revolver and fired
three shots at his wife, hitting her in the
hip, arm and hand. The crowd at once
started in pursuit OF Virgins, who ran
down an alley. As the crowd gained upon
him he placed the pistol to his temple fired
and fell dead.
The board OF domestic missions of the
Reformed church in America has suffered a
loss OF upward OF $25,0O0, through the
misuse of trust funds by it's treasurer, j ohm
r. Smith. Smith lives on Bergen Heights,
Jersey City, and is a member OF the Bergen
Heights Reformed church.
James Reynolds, who murdered two
Pinkstons, was hanged at Omaha recently.
Reynolds and the two Pinkstons came from
Saline county, Mo-. last fall, and took up
land claims thirty miles from Sidney, Neb.
On Sept. 16, 1885, Reynolds killed them
in their tent with an AK, and robbed them
of $50. The victims were James Pinkston,
aged ffty-fve, and his son John, aged
twenty-one.
The statistics given by Bradstreet's az to
the losses through the labor strikes are
probably below, rather than above, the
actual figures. They are suggestive tc
workingmen and employers and all stu
dents OF the subject. The workingmen pay
$50, 100000 for their exploitation, and
over $50, 900, 900 worth of buildings are
held back for another season.
The friends OF the late SIr. Woerishoffer
attributed his death to the excessive use oi
cigarettes.
At Chippewa Falls, Wis, John Cain, who
! was found guilty OF the murder OF his wifs
on the 18th inst, was sentenced to state
! prison for life. Frank Lubitz was also
sentenced to one year for larceny.
At Fond du Lac, Wis, Ida A. Dewitt, a
bright intelligent-looking girl, whose ap
pearance indicates that she will soon be
come a mother, had q warrant issued for
the arrest OF her brother-in law, William
III. Thorpe, whom she accuses OF running
her year ago.
j. B. Rigby OF Pittsburg is nominated by
the president to succeed j. H. Oberly as
commissioner OF Indian schools.
In the Maxwell -Preller murder trial al
! st. Louis. damaging evidence agaist Max.
well is produced.
g. Lehman is arrested in Chicago with
| bombs in his possession.
Eastern Montana citizens object to tn,
proposed extension ofthe Cheyenne Indiar
reservation TO Tongue river.
In the executive session the injunction .
| secrecy was removed from the report o
| the committee, approving the following
nominations: f. ID. Fem, to be postmas
| ter at Nevada, Iowa, vice /. j. Ross, sus
| pended III. G. Evans, TO be postmaster Al
Bloomfield Iowa, vice Il. III. Fortune. sus
pended; w. T. Sharp, to be postmaster al
Brooklyn, Iowa, vice George Phillips, sus
| pended; ). B. Chace. to be postmaster al
| Usage. Iowa, vice F. g. Atherton, suspend
| ed, and A. l.. Downard, to be postmaster
at Marengo, Iowa. vice III. Il. Crenshaw
suspended.
Henry, the socialist printer OF Chicago, II
fined $15 for disseminating anarchist hand
bills.
Two hundred car works strikers resum,
work on the old terms.
The grand jury in Chicago decide to in
dict Spies and Others for conspiracy te
murder.
A man named May, dying in Canada, con
fesses that he killed one Mckenzie in Grana
| Forks, OAK, in 1882.
Judge Nourse makes long argument fol
| State Auditor Brown at the Impeachment
| trial in Des M0ines.
The president has appointed the follow
! ing named gentlemen members OF the board.
1 nf viaitora tn Weat Point for the ,.raoar,