The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-14

OF minnesota. LaSt year VutS htiioun" " 80
spent among separate Indians around
Shakopee and Chaska, but this year it is
to be concentrated with q view to re-estab-
lish the old Redwood agency, and ulti-
mately restoring the annuities abolished at
the time OF the outbreak in 1862. 1t Is
said the Indians are leaving their tarms In
Dakota, under the influence OF sons OF the
old chiefs, in the hope OF restoring tribal
relation and enjoying support from the
government.
Tie house committee agreed to report
iavorably on the following resolution, in
PRODUCED by Representative Dorsey: In
STRUGGLING the committee to investigate
charges that the present system oil trans
porting live stock by railroad companies
is barbarous and destructive; that this
system causes an annual loss OF SIG, 00O,-
900 by shrinkage in the weight Of the ami
mails transported; that a bonus OF SO per
car load is given by a system OF favoritism
to the "as%soCiation Of eveners," and to in
quire into allegations that the laws OF con-
gress regulating the transportation OF cat
tie are ~habitually violated.
The following Northwestern patents were
issued a few days ago. Henson Bridge,
DEBORAH, Iowa, remedy for hog cholera;
Albert NJ. Butt, Minneapolis, Mimi, ther.
mo,electric damper, regulator and alarm;
Isaac NJ. Frey, Hebron, Neb., gate; iona,
than r. Hamilton, Minneapolis, Mimi,
and w. r. Smith, Brentwood, n. H., said
Smith assignor to said Hamilton, syringe;
Edgar L. Mantor, Litchteld, Mimi, wash
ing machine; Robert Patrick, Brainerd,
Mimi, fire arch for boilers; Samuel S.
Rogers, Alsotin City, Wash, penholder;
Baldwin d. Spman, a~ssignor to himself,
A. G. Jackson,J. W.. Wilkinson, and T.
H. CAMERON, Fort Meade, Oak, hay load
er; Frederick L. Volz, Norway, Iowa, ca1
brakes.
The Knights OF Labor in St. Louis anc
East st. Louis largely resume work, but
places can't be found for all.
Martin Irons, the originator Of the South.
western strike, says he is satisfied with the
recognition OF the Knights by congress-.
A mob OF Poles and Bohemians attack
the militia guarding the w0rkmen at a Bay
View rolling mill near Milwaukee and are
fired upon, some being wounded. Troops
are sent from BelOit and elsewhere to Mil
waukee.
n. A. Stewart, OF Fond du Lac, Wis, is
arrested at Appleton, Wis, for attempting
to outrage Eva Lake, aged six years.
John H. Aufdemolit, late redemption
clerk in the s~ubtreasury at New Orleans,
and Erasmus Sheppard, recently convicted
OF conspiring to defraud the government,
were sentenced to pay a fine of $40, 00C
and imprisonment for two years-the max,
imum penalty.
G. Buchler Dem is elected mayor oil
Waseca, MINI. d. NJ. Holmes is elected
mayor of Grand Forks, Oak.
Six men are killed by the derailment OF
a freight train on the Chicago & Alton near
Delavan, Ill.
George w. Cable, whose sons have hither.
to been all daughters, is now happy in the
coming Of a George w. Cable, Jr.
The Rhode Island assembly has indefinite.
ly postponed the weekly payment bill.
Justice Stanley Matthews, it is an,
nounced, is soon to marry Mrs. Mary e,
Theaker, widow of Judge Theaker, who was
commissioner OF patents under President
Lincoln.
Joseph H. Farr, editor OF the Hempsted
(Tex.) Courier. was shot and instantly
killed by j. j. Cloud, justice of the peace,
Farr had published a statement that Cloud
was short in his accounts.
j. T. McKechnie, secretary OF the Contra
Labor union, of Chicago, said: The riots
are not the work OF American w~orkingmen
but OF imported Germans, Poles, and
I1uDSdTldnH, VINO WITT DTOuSuU ucTc u
take the places OF strikers, poorly paid
herded together by themselves, with no
civilizing or Americanizing influences, and
now they have revolted, they have nc
~self-control. they know nothing OF the
rights and privileges OF American citizen
ship, and are little, il any, better than
wild beasts.
At Butte, Mon, John j. Lynch and Da.
viii McHv1apd wora found dad IN tho n
foot level OF the Lexington mine when the
night shift went on duty. They haG
been killed by the premature discharge
OF a blast.
General Master Workman Powderly, in
an interview at Scranton, Pa, vigorously
~denounces the Chicago anarchists and Their
desperate work.
Mr.. Abel. of the Baltimore Sun, Will put
500, 600 into his Washington newspaper
venture. He is worth So, 900, 600.
Forty-four persons wounded by the Chi
cago bomb explosion are in the hospital
A large quantity OF explosive materia
is found in the quarters OF the anarchist
organ in Chicago.
Schwab, the henchman OF Editor Spies.
OF the anarchist organ, is suspected o
throwing the bomb in Chicago.
One OF the most familiar figures in Wash
ington passed away when Gen. Gabriel r.
Paul, u. s. A., retired, whose sight was de
stroyed by a rife bullet at Gettysburg, dice
| aged rs years. Gen. Paul was born in st
| Louis, where his father who had been
major OF engineers under Napoleon, settled
He graduated at West Point in 1884, sery
| ed throughout the Florida war, the Semin
ole war. the Mexican war and the war 0
the rebellion.
Returns from every county in Missouri
show an outlook for stock and crops tina
is seldom surpassed.
At Baltimore. Miss Constance Edgar
aged twenty, stepdaughter Of Col. Jerom'
Bonaparte, was invested with the bIacl
veil at the Convent OF the Visitation
Archbishop Gibbons oficiatsd. Miss Ed
gar will be known in religion as Siste
Mary de Sales.
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