Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-22

At San Francisco a riot resulted from
he strike of two hundred street car con-
iuesors and drivers. Cars were wrecked.
and the mob was dispersed with great diff
nifty by the police. No one was seriously
surt. Four rioters were arrested. The
/ nen went on a strike it is alleged by them,
because the ear companies had discharged
men on the grounds OF their being knights
81 Labor.
Great damage resulted from rainstorm
Al Baltimore recently, and rain destroyed
property worth 100000 at Newark, MI,
and vicinity.
The following postofiees have been made
money order offices: Dakota-Bangor,
WaIworth county; New Rockford, Eddy
.onnty; 0livet Hutchinson county; Rse
Heights, Hood county; Frankfort, Sphinx
county; Park River, Walsh county; Gary,
Deyel county; Keystone, Diekey county;
Fairmout, Battle River, Dickinson. Wi.
mot, Bath. Hillsboro, Emery. stnrgis,
worth, Paynesyille, Madison, LIZARDS,
Garden, City, Stephen. Montana Great
Falls, wickes, Poplar Greek Agency. Post
masters Commissioned Iowa: Rockford,
:. r. Myers Wisconsin: Crete, Il. III.
Hansen; Dicksyille, J. Stage; Kendall, Il.
T. wyman; kiIbourne City. T. b. Coon.
New offiees-Dakota. Warnecke, SuIly
county. Postmasters appointed Dakota:
Battle River II. Mcknight, vice Walker,
removed Minnesota: Burns, Cohn Hare
Red Lake Falls, o. NJ. Holmes, vice Kret-
Euriehmer, removed.
Patrick Ford publishes a two-eolnmn
manifesto in the Irish World, telling what
The thinks OF the defeat Of home rule and
what the outcome will be. He says among
other things How has the proposal OF
peace with Ireland been met by the peopls
OF Englandg The elections now drawing
to close give the answer, and il is that
British rule in Ireland, wiki all its horrors
and alterations, must continue. Without
Suggesting any more painful methods we
should say that il will be encumbeHt on
Parnell and his parliamentary colleagues
to at once put in active operation the pol
icy OF blocking the British parliament.
We are for peacable methods so long as the
English do not resort to other methods in
Ireland. II they should attempt coercion
no doubt Ireland will know how 70 meet
them. We hope for nothing for Ireland
from sense OF justice in the English peo-
pie or from efforts to influence the British
mind by speech and reason. England viii
never coneede Ireland's national claim ex.
cept under pressure that will make refusal
ineonvenient to her and very detrimental
to her interests.
Gen. B. f. Butler in speaking on thesub-
iect OF the recent pension yetoes OF the
president, expressed surprise that Mr..
Cleveland should have taken the time and
trouble required to investigate such cases.
He referred to the Law relative to pensions,
bf March, 1878, which gives ample power
to stop payment Of pensions authorized by
special act OF congress and subsequently
found to be fraudulent The president, in
all probability, was not aware OF its exis-
tence, and it is not known that il has ever
been awaited OF. 1t is as follows; The
commissioner OF pensions shall, upon sat
isiactory evidence that fraud was perpe-
tuated in obtaining such special acts, sus-
pend payment thereupon until the pro.
priety OF repehling the same can be recon-
mended by congress.
1t costs S14, 900 year to light the ex-
ecutiye mansion at Washington.