The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-05
Europe. and had played many times Ion
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| clerk Tor Col. DOlGOhp low
| of ~second-class matter at the Chicago
~nostoffce. was arrested for completely III
the defalcation OF the colonel. be was held
in So, 900 bonds.
General Superintendent Jameson, OF the
railway mail service, in his report Tor the
| fiscal year ended June 80 says: AT the
close OF the year the railway p~Ostotice lines
in operation numbered ST., occupying ADO
whole cars and ], 769 apartments IN cars
The aggregate length OF railroad routes
over which these cars run is 110,672 miles,
| and the annual miles Of railroad service
performed by clerks was 1OO, 1928, $40.
Abner B. Williams, who was appointed
to be a member ofthe board Ofreglstratlon
and election i'll the territory OF Utah, wee
| James r. Pettigrew, deceased, is ABOUT
fifty six years Of age and was q resident OF
Western Arkansas. He is said to be a
man OF fine attainments and In excellent
| standing as a lawyer, andhas been engaged
in leading practice for twenty years. Hewas
a member OF the Arkansas legislature Tor
several years, and afterwards probate and
circuit Judge.
The two-dollar silver certificates, it is ex-
pected, will be ready for circulation about
the first of next month. The vignette OF
Gen. hancock is said to be the best like
ness OF the general ever engraved. In the
~two.dOllar silver certificates an innovation
is made by putting badges OF the Second
| and Third army corps Ia clover leaf and a
diamond), which formed Gen. Hancock's
command.
The Indian bureau does not believe that
any serious difficulty is likely to eusue
from the troubled state OF affairs among
the Northern Cheyennes at the Tongue
River agency, though it responded prompt
ly to the agents call for troops by request
ing the war department to SEN three COM
panies to the scene from Fort Keough.
c. F. Mcdonald, superintendent OF the
money order system, has made his annual
report, showing: The total number OF
money orders and postal notes issued was
IA, 433, 1853, representing 1882, 1887,
for which fees a~ggregating 81, PA, SOC were
received. The increased patronage OF the
system amounted to 1900, 052 remit
tances-over 8 per cent. The gross revenue
was $35O,551, and the expenses paid from
appropriations $~341,3 87.
The patents on delayed entries in the
northwest recommended for issue by the
board of review are distributed as follows:
Dakota-Aberdeen, 16S; Grand Forks, g.
Huron, z, 020;, Mitchell, 500; Waterfowl
676; Yankton, S9S; total, AGA. Mon
tana-Helena, la.
The old rolling mill OF the Old Colony
iron works at East Taunton, Mass, was
burned, causing a loss OF $3.50, 000.
Theodore Wright is one OF the few men
who can save money as a newspaper serf.
After managing the Philadelphia Record
for several years he has bought a farm OF
200 acres in Pennsylvania.
FIR. Arcadius Maggorosi, a priest OF the
franciscan order, has just been married.
1t is supposed that he is at present living
in Boston with his bride, who is believed
to be Miss Edith Clare OF Newark.
The notorious Cutting is at FL Paso,
Texas, connecting a scheme to enlist ten
thousand men to invade Mexico for the
purpose OF conquering the three states of
Sonora, Durango and Chihuahua and
erecting a republic.
Theodore Bronson of New York city
committed suicide at BRIDGEPORT, by shoot
ing himself through the head. Bronson
was about twenty-eight years OF age, very
wealthy, and comes of a good family. No
reason is known for his suicide.
At Cleveland the ma ynifcent stone build.
ing OF the Case School OF Applied Science,
at the East end, which was completed and
opened about one year ago at a cost OF
5000, 600, was destroyed by fire.
a meeblHg Oh Jne OaUnOllc university
board was held OF the cardinals palace,
Baltimore. There were present Cardinal
Gibbons, Archbishops Williams, Ryan
and Corrigan, Bishops Spaulding, Kean,
Ireland and Marty, Monsignor Far.
ley, Reverend Doctors Foley and
Chapelle and Messrs. T.. Waggeman
and Michael Jenkins. The plans for the
university were discussed fully and
minor details arranged. A letter was pre-
pared addressed to the pope, asking HIM to
bless M approve OF the institution and
submitting details OF studies. discipline, or
g~anization, ETC.; also one to the cardinal
project OF the Propaganda, which was oil
q similar tenor. They were Entrusted to
Bishops Kean OF Richmond, and Ireland
OF st. Paul, who will carry them to Rome,
sailing from New York.
The officers OF the National Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers have been re-elect-
ed. They were as follows: Grand Chiel
Engineer, p. M. Arthur ofCleveland; Second
Grand Chief Engineer, j. r. Spr ague OF To.
ronto, Ont; First Grand Assistant Engi-
neer, Henry O.. Hays, Cleveland; Second
Grand Assistant Engineer. A. p. Cavner,
San Francisco.
The Earl OF Iddesleigh and Sir John Play.
fair have been nominated for the rector.
ship OF Edinburgh University.
Mr.. Gladstone while telling q tree al
Hawarden recently routed a nest oil wasps.
They made an attack upon him, in conse
quence OF which he was unable to attend
church. as his face was terribly swelled from
the effects OF insects bites. 4
1t is suspected that Henry Peters, an
important witness in the Haddock case
has been murdered to get MIN out o.
the way.
The Chicago, Burlington and Northern
railroad ran its first train from Minneap
oils and st. Paul on Sunday, the "a inst
The schedule repa red for the trip called
for a twelve-hour run from st. Paul &c
Chicago, but better time than this was
made, the train arriving at Chicago al
$40 p. M, fifty minutes ahead oil time
and f~orty-nine minutes faster time thar
has yet been made between the twin cities
OF the Northwest and Chicago.