The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

is now seventy-fve years old, bloated and
decrepit.
The total number OF persons who emf.
grated from Germany from January to
May, both inclusive, is 93,977-a large de-
crease from 1885.
Women are employed as guards at the
crossings of Prussian state railways, They
are paid IL TO 10 cents per day.
There were fully 10000 people at Mime
| tonka Beach on the 4th. The Manitoba
ran trains from ST. Paul every hour, and
carried out fully 5000 people. The rest
reached the the Beach by boat. All the
Manitoba trains were run on time, except
| ing the last special Of twenty-five coaches,
which arrived twenty minutes late. Re-
| turning to Minneapolis and st. Paul it re-
| quired 104 coaches to Accommodate the
crowd These were all gotten away from
| the Beach in one hour and forty minutes
! from the time the first coach was loaded.
| President Harris, OF the Northern Paci-
| tic, in an interview with a Helena lnde-
pendent reporter who called his attention
! to an item from the Omaha Herald that
| the projected fast passenger trains would
| be put on the Union Pacific next month,
said the Northern Pacific would meet any
! time the Union Pacific would make from
! common points between Chicago and Oma-
| tilla.
| The Butte, Mon, Miner, has been sued
! for $50, 600 damages by two female lodg-
! ing house keepers, who were charged with
| keeping houses OF i'll fame.
The president vetoed the bill providing
| for the erection OF a public building at
| Duluth. The bill is vetoed, the president
| says, because he is entirely satisfied that
the building provided for is not immediate
| ly necessary and he adds: Not a little
legislation has lately been perfected, and
very likely more will be necessary, to in.
crease miscalculated appropria tiOns for
and correct blunders in the construction
OF many OF the public buildings now in pro-
| cess of erection
| Russia has informed the powers that
! Batoum is no longer n free port. The
Berlin press concurs in the belief that the
| announcement is the first step in the cZar's
| renunciation OF the treaty of Berlin. Fiji
| teen thousand Russian troops have passed
through Odessa, and are massing in Bes4
saralia. ::
! The first through train on the Canadian
| Pacific reached Vancouver, the Pacific
ocean terminus of the road, Sunday at
noon the 4th inst, making the distance
| from MoG&real in 1874 hours, or two hours
| faster than expected. Fifteen hundred ex.
| cgrsionists from Victoria, Nanamo, New
| Westminster and other places in British
| Columbia accorded the train a joyous wei.
come. handsome bouquet was handed
to the first lady passenger.
| The Western Newspaper Union, Evening
| Herald and other newspapers at Dallas,
Tex, were burned out, with S23, 900 loss
| During the last five years Chicago and
Michigan capitalists have bought 1,150,-
! 532 acres OF pine lands in Louisiana.
! The Patriotic Order Of the Sons ofAmer-
II all n,
a membership OF los, $50, and is Know.
| Nothing organization.
| At Munice, Ind. fire destroyed proper
ty valued at $75, 900.
Connecticut's new state prison is to
! cost $190,00Q.
Gen. Logan says he isn't a candidate for
place on the presidential ticket OF 1888.
William Walter Phelps will be the Re-
publican candidate or governor OF New
Jersey this year.
Special dispatches agree in the outbreak
in the East as gloomy. The massing OF
Russian troops in Bessarabra has caused
great anxiety. The Chronicles CORE.
spondent at Constantinople says: There
is generel belief in Turkish military cir
cles that war between Russia and Austria
will not be long delayed. The Russian gov
ernment is pressing the porte to pay the
indemnity due Russia.
Following is the text Of the Duluth veto
message. hereby return without tapprov-
al House Bill No. $3.50 entitled "An act
Ito provide for the erection of public
building at Duluth. Mimi" After quite a
careful examination OF the public needs at
the point mentioned. / am entirely satis-
fed that the public building provided for
in this bill is not Immediately necessary.
Not little legislation has lately perfected,
and very likely more will be necessary, to
increase miscalculated appropriations for
and correct blunders in the construction oi
many OF the public buildings now in pro-
cess OF erectionx While this does not fur
nish good reason for disappearing the
erection of other buildings where actually
necessary, it induces close scrutiny, and
gives rise to the earnest wish that new
projects for public buildings should for the
present be limited to such as are required
by the most pressing necessities OF the gov
ernment's business.
The British imports for June decreased
as compared with that month Of last year
fl4O,OOO, ana the exports increased
fS20,000.
The great hall and the right wing OF the
university OF Brussels burned yesterday.
Loss 100000.
Moorish troops have sacked and de- !
stroyed English factories at Cape Judy,
on the west coast OF Sahara.
Among the nominations for postmasters
are John A. Harris, Cheney, Wash, and j.
j. Mueller, Ellensburg, Wash.
The last hope OF the Gladstonians, the
vote in the counties, has failed. The Eng
iish counties are going Unionists. The
counties of Somerset, Warwick. Hereford,
Derby, Denbigh and Shropshire, In which
ccnters the agricultural vote, havereturned
Conservatives. Scotland continues Glad
stone. Numerous county polls have not
yet been taken, but it is impossible to re-
verse the defeat OF the government. The
Unionists are confident OF an ultimate
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