Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-08-19

urer Philip Reichwein oil InaiIsIss s,y,4ls ssno
herald, Samuel C. Harris OF Albany, y. y.
grand sentinel, G. W. Tyler of Richmond
Va; grand guardian, Charles Weber OF st
Louis; trustees. Henry Liegenhein st. Lou
is; John c. Meyer OF Chicago. and John c
Dick of Milwaukee. Next biennial session
OF the grand grove win be held in St. Pan
in 1858.
In the case OF Commissioner Squire ane
Contractor Flynn, indicted for conspiracy
at New YORK, defendants pleaded not
guilty, and the trial was set for Sept 5.
The president il expected to FIJI the
Austrian mission and make one or two
other important foreign appointments be
fore his departure for the Adiroudacks.
The state department denies. however,
that such deter mination has been definite
iy reached.
The trains of the Milwaakee e st. Paul
which were run over the Cannon Falls di
vision on account OF the Egsieston FIRE, sci
numerous fires, burning two stacks belong
ING to G. II. Hitehinys, aud hay, fenees and
granary on the farm owned by John Sea
strand.
John Rose, a stableman for Brooklyn
n. Y, street railway company, recently
found hinself heir to S500.0O from his
grandfather's estate,
C. c. Blake OF Riehland, Kan, who pre-.
dicted this drouth, ssIys that the drouth
win continue until late in the year, winding
up with grasshoppers.
Chief Justiee Hays has left Idaho, anS
wiz not return.
Postoffiees established: Dakota-GIass
cock, Burleigh county. Minnesota--E Essex.
Otter Tail county. Postmasters commits
stoned: Iowa-Deeorah, John Finn, Mount
Pheasant John III. Wallbank; Newton.
David w Flowers. Minnesota-s Sleep,
Eve, Dennis G. Gary;'Rogers, William Bnn-
CARA Wisconsin-BeFlin, Deville L. Hank
ness; Hebron, Lester b. Lewis. Iowa.
Blackmore. james o. Miller.
Robert L. TAYLOR was nominated for
governor by the Tennessee Democrats.
| Hon. c. W. Oates has been nominated
for congress from the Third Alabama dis.
| trict.
Gen. L. c. Ross was nominated for gov,
ernor by Texas Demo rats
The Indians OF White Earth reservation
want everything that is in signt.
Twenty-one recruits are being prepared
to send TO Fort Smelling, MINI. Maj. John
Z. Blaine. paymastcr, will report to the
eommandims general, department OF Dako-
| ta for assignment Tor duty upon the ex-
! piration OF his present leave.
| The London Times, speaking OF the Cut.
| ting case, SAYS: Tie chief difficulty in the
way OF settlement Of the matter lies in
Cuttings appeal to the angry passions Of
| the Texans and the desire OF the dormant
raiders on both sides OF the frontier for an
| outbreak which would result in the restora-
| ton OF eontraband trade. Mexico has
been surprisingly reasonable in dealing
with Cutting, considering the provocation
he gave and although Secretary Bayard
has been little too exaeting, the action
| Of the president and the senate is all that
could be desired. In that action lies the
| assurance Of peace.
A train was recently run from Syracuse
| to Buffalo. n. Y, n distance OF 149 miles,
| in 13S minutes.
| Adviees from the sun river country.
| Montana, say that Jane Macarthur is a!ivs
| and the report OF her tragic heroism ir
rescuing Judge Armstrong; family at thu
expense OF her own ,ife, rs reported from
Butte. is absolutely without foundation.
! The liquor dealers OF 81. Paul have forsaee
Columbia Association for mutua
protection. The officers elected are as FOL
| lows: President II. +. Sotbohn, first vic,
! president, Joseph lilies: second vice pre-i
dent, A. Lauer, recording secretary, Johf
Fiitz; treasurer b. yahsen; attorney, +
| st. Julien Cox; finance committee, Will
| lam Hamm, Ii. I'll. Miller, William John
| son. Some idea OF the strength OF the new
| association may be gained when it is stated
| that the total membership now exceeds
| 700.
Anton Klaus OF Jamestown, Oak, wei
known throughout the Northwest, wal
married at Frederick, Oak, to Miss Bellt
| Sehwellenback OF jamestown.
| DIR. James II. Mclean, the most exten.
sive patent medicine maker in the West, O
millionaire, and a representative OF one Of
the districts Of the city OF ST. Louis in con
gress in 1882. died ut the Sanitarium in
Danyille. \. y, whittier be had gone for
| his health.
Acting Secretary Fairchild has issued
| the 14oth call for the redemption ofbonds.
| The call is for $4,000, 600 OF the PEI
cent loan OF 1882, and payable Sept. 10.
1 1856.
| Ex-President Arthur's accounts as col
icctor OF customs have just been closed al
| the treasury department and a warrant is
sued In his favor for the amount withheld.
The London Standard says: II would b,
/ a misfortune if the foolish Cutting ease
| should end in war, but at all costs Mexi.
/ co should avoid struggle that could only
/ end in defeat and disaster and which would
| throw her hopelessly back in commercial
| progress. Eves il Mexico is IN the right ii
/ would be better for her to suffer than at.
/ tempt to vindieate herself at SO ruinous a
price.