The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

The Indiana supreme court decides that
charges for telephone service can be r~egulat-
ed by the legislature.
Holman specialized in the wheat mar
kets, and recently put up So, 200 margin on
100, 900 bushels of wheat.
Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Becker, d. D., Catho.
lie bishop OF Wilmington, Del, has been
transferred to the bishoric Of Savannah,
Ga.
Careful observation shows that the ac-
counts OF the late Florida freeze, instead
OF being accurate, are 70 per cent exagger-
alton.
State Veterinarian Parren caused two
horses suffering with CHAMBERS to be shot at
Chicago, and thinks there will be no spread
OF the disease.
The Whatcom (Wash.) Reveile estimates
that not less thar 10000 immigrants will
settle in Washington and Oregon the com
ing spring and ummer.
The Massachusetts, house OF representa-.
tives has passed a bill to amend the con
stitution by abolishing the poll tax as a
suffrage qualification.
A new law in Washington Territory ex-
empts schools, hospitals, and other chart
table institutions from taxation to the ex-
tent Of $50, 600 valuation.
The assignment OF Midaugh & Beardsley,
grocers at Waupun, Wis.,, a filed in the
office OF the clerk Of court. J.P. Roberts
and Judson j. Kelly are the assignees.
E. B. Childs, dealer in boots and shoes
at Wooster, Ohio, has made an assign
ment. This was due to the. failure OF an
uncle for whom he was endorser to the ex-
tent OF $50, 600.
The Walla Walla, Wash, Journal adj
vises farmers in that territory to SOW moth
ing but hard wheat of the Minnesota and
! Dakota Lind hssss~aftcr, as it brings a bet.
ter price than club.
It is reported that Mr.. Nicholson oiPhil
adelphia has declined the presidency of
Nashota, Wis.,, college. The trustees viii
meet at the Cathedral house, Milwaukee,
March 4, to discuss the question OF the
late President Coles successor.
1t is said that the ex-governor of Texas,
who is now minister to Japan, asked free
passage for himself and family-seven per-
sons in all-and free freight for his house
hold goods from San Francisco to Yoko-
hama, ON the Pacific Mail team
The strike at M. II. Scores Northwestern
trunk factory at Racine, Wis, wherein 125
men demanded an advance OF 20 per cent.
| to replace a recent cut or 30 per cent, cul-
minated in the Knights oil Labor declaring
o. boycott against all goods manufactured
at this establishment.
The Philadelphia Record will publish a
! six-column article on the management OF
| the soldiers orphan schools OF Pennsyl-
vania, which alleges not only official dis
elimination, neglect and corruption, but
also that a syndicate is profiting at the
rate Of $50, 900 a year in the management
OF the four schools.
A New York dispatch says: Rev. 4. G.
Quinn Of 0seola, Wis.,, was found drunk on
Broadway. His nose WAS bleeding, his
watch, valued at $50, was stolen, as well
as $50 in money. He told Justice Welde
he was on his way to Europe, and could
not account for his Illuminating condition.
He was temporarily committed.
In the United States district court OF
Texas, Samuel Kaiser OF Fort Worth was
awarded a verdict for $25, 900 against the
firm Of III. b. Clafiin a Co, OF New York.
Kaiser sued for 500, 600 damages, on the
grounds that the firm had attached his
stock and ruined his business and credit
before his Indebtedness to III. b. Ciaflin
had matured.
The Chinese were driven out OF Oregon
City. thirteen miles south OF Portland, Or.
They were awakened by a mob OF forty OF
fifty whites, cuffed about. their queues
twisted and al their money about their
nerson stolen. They were then escorted
to the steamboat Latona, lying at the
wharf. placed aboard her and brought to
Portland, the fares being paid out OF the
money stolen from them. Forty-twc
Cinnamon we're driven out.
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