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

The Twelfth annual conNehOloh Va 'nS
United States Railway Service Mutual
Benefit association began It's regular SEES
SION in Washington with a large attend
ance, The following northwestern gentle.
men are present as delegates: W. ii. Frye
Winona; w. B. Stewart, Dubuque; Z. Case
Des Moines; j. w. Sprague, st. Paul.
The following appointments were made;
Thomas c.. Manning OF louisiana, envoy
extraordinary and minister
tiary TO Mexico; John Drayton oil South
Carolina, consul at Tuxpan.
1t is stated that Russia continues her en-
deavors to form an alliance with Turkey.
Rev. DR.. Leahy, bishop OF the Catholic
diocese OF Dromore, Ireland, Is critically
i'll.
Postofices established: Minnesota:
Chandler, Murray county; Ivy, kandiyom
county, K. A. HomOc postmaster. Post
masters commissioned-lowa Washta,
George T. Stratton. Minnesota: Motley,
John A. Genlin. Postmasters appointed
Dakota: Walter NJ. Leonard, Paul, vice
Weed, suspended.
The opinion prevails in some quarters
that the Indians will be transferred to the
custody of the Indian department Tor n
time, and that Geronimo m his lieuten-
ants will ultimately be surrendered to the
civil authorities OF Arizona n put upon
trial for murder. An officer OF high rank,
however, ~inclines to the belief that the
president will never consent to surrender
Geronimo to the civil authorities, but will
order his trial by court martial if it should
be regarded as proper to try him at all.
Postofices established: Iowa: Bah
cock, Linn county. Minnesota: Cheney,
noJyo county, I awiS n Miller nOStn aStar
Postmasters COmmissioned-Dakota:
CrandOn, Flora u. Wagner; Poutt, William
VI. Leonard. Iowa; Linden, G. NJ. Young.
Minnesota: Cheney, L. d. Miller; Ivy, Du-
bois Conkling.
Prince Alexander is suffering from insom-
MIA, and is weak and nervous. Mr.. Las
celles, the British consul, tried to dissaude
Alexander from formally abdicating, adj
vising him simply to leave the country.
The Zankoff party refuses to join the re-
gency council. 1t is said in Sofia that the
national assembly will re-elect Alexander.
The Bulgarian government has offered
Prince Alexander 30, 600. GOO francs. The
prince refused to accept more than 500, 600
francs. Russia has also offered Alexander
money for his personal wants.
1t is rumored that in accordance with
advice given by two friendly powers, Turkey
is making military preparations on the
Asiatic frontier.
Father Belt, superior OF the Catholic
mission in British Burmah, recently went
to visit a well known usurer. While the
priest was in the money lenders house
three Burmese broke in to steal the usur-
er's money. He resisted them stoutly, and
they killed him with knives. The robbers
then turned upon the priest and murdered
him because he had witnessed the deed.
The Moniteur de Rome denies that Able
Ulysse Mort is now or ever has been charg-
ed with a mis- sion to America.
Acting Land Commissioner Stockslager
decides favorably to a homesteader and
against the Atlantic & Pacific and Southern
Pacific claim to land under two grants.
A new counterfeit SO silver certificate
has been detected in Ohio by the United
States secret service. 1t is OF the series OF
1880, James Gilfllan, treasurer; b. X.
Bruce, register. The counterfeit is the
joint production OF lithography and job
printing. The workmanship is of the crud-
ert character.
1t is reported hat Mr.. Parnell has come
to terms with the government, and thaS he
has arranged to withdraw that part OF his
land bill which relates to r~eyaluation in
exchange for the governments acceptance
OF the part relating to suspension OF evic-
tions. Parliament will, it is thought, in
consequence OF this, adjourn on Sept. 10.
The hali-breed participants in the Riel
rebellion who were refused land filings at
the Devils Lake land office all had natur-
alization papers, and the discovery is
made that the papers are illegal. No ex-
PLANTATION is made.
BY an explosion OF natural gas in a six
tr lAeot well being dug five miles from War
SAW ILL.,, Henry Miller was killed, John
Hope probably fatally injured and Homer
Mcmahon and Charles Hoskins feariully
burned. The explosion was caused ~ TAX
ing a lighted lantern into the well.
Princess Louise gets $50, 900 ayear from
the British treasury, but is always out of
money"
The municipal officers OF Paris ordered
that books wherein the name OF God is men
toned must be excluded from the public
school.
Lord Dufferin, the British viceroy OF In
dia, has abrogated the treaty with the
rajah OF Sikkim because the rajah permit
ed Thibetan troops to enter his territory.
Latest congressional nominations: w.
X. Morrison, democrat, 18th ILL.,; James
+. Campbell, democrat, 7th Ohio; George
Willmot, democrat, 10th Iowa; William
Mckinley, Jr., republican, 18th Ohio;
Thomas K. Hudd, democrat, 9Th Wis;
John M. Glover, democrat, 9th No.;
George w. Steele, republican, 18th Ind;
William H. Gust, republican, 18th H.;
John A. Hutchinson, republican, 4th w.
Va; John Brennan, democrat, 1st w. Va;
X. z. Bland, democrat, 18th Mo.
Deputy City Engineer Bomberge OF But
falo died from the effects Of being suspend-
ed from office on account OF the alleged dis
covery Of frauds in his department. while
bis chief is believed to have lost his reason.
Thomas +. Plunkett, president OF the
Hartford Comm Silk company and the
treasurer OF the Union Manufacturing COM
pany, OF Manchester, has mysteriously dis
appeared.