The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-21

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Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon, the well known
London preacher, is suffering from a very
severe attack OF govt.
The president made the following nominA-
tons: Collectors Of customs: George w.
Jackman, district Of NewburYport, Mass;
II. A. Hull, district OF Stonington, Conn;
Joseph Is. Cox, surveyor OF customs, at
Evansville, Ind.
II is remarked that since his wife died
Mr.. George Bancroft has been losing inter
est in all he does, and even in his BELOVED
rose gardens.
The treasury department has decided
that certain so-caIled pine tar fiber from
the needle OF the fir tree used in upholster-
ing furniture, is entitled to free entry,
Postofices established: Gibson City,
Wis; South Range, Douglas county, WIS.
Postmasters commissioned: Y. Chamber
lain, Waupun, Wis.
1t is not likely that the department OF
state will make any further investigation
Of the killing OF Capt. Crawford, Tor the
reason that the consular officers have no
facilities for obtaining accurate Intorma-
ton on the subject.
Senator Harrison has introduced in the
senate and Representative Niele In the
house bills authorizing the president to APP
pOlilU hl dSSlSiduO IullttllO SCliIh ~ "a VA"
army with the rank OF major OF cavalry.
The purpose OF these bills is to reward
Lieut.. Greeley for his labors in the Arctic
regions.
The code OF laws prepared in New York
under the direction Of David Dudley Field,
has been rejected by the legislature on the
ground that it would embark the lawyers
in Il sea Of conjecture.
The valuation OF property in Kansashas
increased from S321, 600, 600 in 1880 to
$50, 900, 600 in 1855.
Grasshoppers have appeared in Adams
county, ILL.,, in vast numbers.
A chunk OF pure gold valued at $4,000
was taken out OF the Nevils mine, a short
time ago.
The testimony OF Martin Irons before
the Curtin committee shows very clearly
that he ordered the strike without making
any serious efforts to settle the case OF
Hall with Receiver Sheldon, Of the Texas
Pacific. Had MIR. Irons held q Consulta-
ton with Mr.. Powderly and the eXecu-
tive board OF the Knights, it is probable
that the illstarred strike would not have
occurred.
Lucy Il. Parsons, the mulatto wife OF the
hiding anarchist, Parsons, who was herself
one OF the most violent speakers in Chicago,
writes to one of the papers there. She says
even an anarchist should not be condemn
ed without a hearing, and asks: Were not
the police, instead OF the anarchists, the
lawbreakers?"
By the recent decision OF the Pennsyl-
vania supreme court, affirming the Consti-
tutionality OF the law taxing money at in
terest, the annual revenues OF the state
are increased 50 600, 900.
Sor+ II,1n ATnEroth IT q wn
married al LeavenwOrth to Miss Lillian,
daughter OF Gen. Charles w. Blair.
Stephen P. Nash, referee in the suit OF
Mrs. Alice 0'Keefe, claiming to be the wife
Of Ross Winans, OF Baltimore, and who
sought to obtain a divorce from him, has
decided in favor Of Mr.. Winans.
In nine counties Of Ohio-Greene, Clark,
Madison, Miami, Darke, Preble, Montgom-
cry, Butler and Warren-the losses by the
the late storm foot up $40, 100000.
At a delegate convention at Youngstown,
| Ohio, representing all the coal miners in
the MahoIing valley. it was resolvedt to a d
here to the scale adopted by the miners
and operators at Columbus in February,
and strike unless the increase is granted
but not until arbitration fails.
The grand jury OF Washington county,
Pa, has returned true bills against ninety.
one OF the striking coal miners, who were
charged with conspiracy. The miners
officials are determined to test the con
~spiracy laws and have retained the best
| counsel available. The indictments are
the result of the %rioting in the Fourth poo
several months ago.
Miss Folsom's wedding dress will be o.
exceptionally heavy and fine white satin.
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three acres OF ground and is the largest
building in the world.
At Georgetown, Ont, the Glen Williams
wooden mills, were burned. Loss, $4,000
Insurance, $4,000.
In Madrid 80 persons were killed and 62(
injured by an hurricane a short time ago.
On Primrose day Mr.. Gladstone placed
wreath OF memorial flowers upon the brow
OF the bust lof Lord Beaconsfield which
adorns his study at Hawarden.
The following nominations were con
firmed: s.. l.. Hauser, governor of Mon
tana; G. III. Warner, register OF the land oi
flee. Walla Walla, Wash; j. III. Laxton
postmaster at Dewitt, Iowa.
The senate committee on appropriation
has authorized Senator Logan TO repor
back the military academy appropriation
bill without amendment.
The senate has confirmed the nomina
ton of j. l.. Healy as assistant treasure
at Chicago.
The president has nominated Thoma
e. Kelly marshal Of Nevada.
Representative Strait had been notiie
by the commissioners OF pensions that pen
sions has been allowed to Herman Refine
Of Gaylord. MIMI, James Huntington {
Winnebago City, and Timothy Jayne
Litchfeld.
Evidence before the coroner's Jury inch
cngo tends to implicate one Fisher in til
late Mountaineering.
Lucy Parsons, wife OF the Chicago az
archist Parsons, writes q letter defendin
the anarchists.
Pennsylvania railroad employees are mo'
ing TO get a 10 per cent wage advance.
Fs-ther details Of the terrible results
; the tornado in Indiana, Ohio and Illinoi
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