The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-23

injured will die-five Of them at Rices,
three ut St. Benedict's hospital, and two
! at Sank Rapids. This will increase the list
OF the lead TO eighty.three.
George Ostrup, in the New York police
court, was fined for scattering ~bOyCOtting
circulars. Two women who formerly work
ed in the Chelsea iute mills, were sentenced
to Blackwell's island for abusive language
to girls now at work.
The Bigelow carpet mills, at Clinton,
Mass, employing l 900 hands, shut down
on account OF trouble with its eighty strik-
ing Overs.
The lOurneymen COOpers OF Chicago have
determined to make another effort looking
to the adjustment OF p~rison-made boxes
and barrels from the market.
Prominent Knights say their order can
easily raise $500, 900 a month.
Railroad work goes on in East st. Louis
under increased military protection.
Lemuel Leath, formerly q railroad man
on the North Wisconsin, and Miss Snyder,
daughter OF Mr.. w. A. Snyder, Of
Menomonie, reached Eau Claire from the
latter place and took a room at the
Winslow house. On a telegram from Sny-
der, Leath was locked up. The girl h
is seventeen years old, was taken home by
her father. The matter may be COM.
promised by marriage.
Gov. Harrison of Connecticut has re-
| quested the resignation Of Mr.. Sperry, the
insurance commissioner, on account of
alleged business transactions with certain
insurance companies.
Pittsburg reduced her bonded debt $791,-
o last year.
The House passed a bill providing: The
estimates for public buildings shall include
the estimates for the approaches to such
buildings, and that the United States shall
not be responsible for or c~hargeable with
any expense attending the paving or re-
pairing OF any streets adjacent to any pub
lie building outside the District OF Column
bia.
Dorman B.. Eaton, in an address at the
John Hopkins university in Baltimore re-
Gently, said that a senator once called
three times in one day at his Office to get a
position, contrary TO h ecivil service rules,
for a lady whose only recommendation
was that she was pretty.
Guy Salisbury. tLe reformed gambler, Is
arrested at Hudson. Wis, for violating
the fish laws.
United States Judge Pardie at Dalles dis
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violence, sentencing some to Imprisonment,
~discharging Others, and holding the rest for
further action.
Mr.. Hoxie has declined every offer of CO.
operation on the part OF st. Louis citizens
looking to the settlement or agreement
with the striking Knights. Hoxie and the
knights AVE gone so far in their ~estrange-
ment that the contest viii do ubtless on
tinue to the bitter end.
The switchmen OF several railroads at
Chicago are out on astrile.
Capt. Fl. III. Adams, OF the engineer corps,
and Capt. DaA. Lyle, OF the ordnance de-
partment, have goneto Europe by direction
OF the secretary of war to represent the
army at the artillery test q Spezzia, Italy.
The house has passed o bill authorizing
Frank w. Hunt to maintain q ferry ut
Fort Buford, Oak.
Prof. Foster, the Kansas weather prophet,
predicts a great hurricane and acold wave.
The civil service commission shows that
there are lilo, 900 people employed by the
government.
The trouble between W.. B. Thorn Il CO.,
hat manufacturers OF Hayerhill, Mass,
and the knights Of Labor, which lasted a
year and a hall, has been settled.
j. E. Robinson, cashier OF the First Ma
tional bank OF Angelien, N. r.. states that
the $50, 900 deficit is a complete surprise
to him. He admitted that he knew Of a
deficiency OF S12. 900, but said that ar.
rangements were pending to make it good
when he left.
The local military organizations and q
COMMITTEES OF citizens will receive and en-
tertain the Seventh regiment OF New York
to celebrate the trenty-ffth anniversary
Of the enrolment Of the regiment for the
defense Of Washington.
The wife OF Senator Hearst has with hei
now an almost inseparabls companion,
Miss Eleanor Calhoun, the actress, who al
a California girlfir won Mrs. Hearst's IN
terest when she made her first struggles
for the stage in San Francisco.
Count de Lesseps and Mr.. Appletca 81
Boston, who has a large interest In the
counts Panama ship canal schepe, ar
very positive that the work will DO com
pIeted in 1889.
On and after May I the cable rate *
and from all places In the United Statel
east OF the o7th parallel Of longitude TO al
places in Great Britain. France and Ger
many viii be IL cents per word by the ca
bies 81 the Anglo-American, Direct Unitet
States. French and Western Union com
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