The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-09

additional entries under the act mentioned
may be made without payment OF fees and
commissions. The act of July l, 1879, to
which your correspondent probably desires
to direct attention, is not applicable to
Minnesota.
Senator Warner Miller is over six feet
tan with a lace that shows signs OF good
living.
President Hendrick' 5 cheerful cOunten-
anre is to grace the new $40 silver ccrtitt-
The French chamber Of deputies, by a
vote OF 323 to 1870, has adopted a bill per
hitting cremation.
The Russian government has recently
completed twenty.siX steel wal ships OF
various types.
The German Reichstag recently voted
l7@ to liG-tO prolOng the a~nti-socialst
law two wears.
In his budget speech, Mr.. Mcclellan,
dominion minister. OF finance, announced
That the Canadian Pacific would be in a
position by July l to return to the gov
rrnmcnt $50, OOO, 600 in cash, and that the
government would be enabled to close its
accounts with the company.
At the executive session OF the senate, a
III " dDlt Itl'tG was Hi'hIC W IL NOli
mittes on civil service reform on the nom
nation OF J. II. OberIy to be civil service
commissioner.
The promotion OF Ruger and Potter will
make Lieutenant Colonies Yard, of the
Twenty fourth. and Bliss, OF the Nine
tcenth, infantry colonies; will promote
Pierson, OF the Twenty first, and Jordan,
Of the Third, to be lieutenant colonies, and
Capt. Andrews, OF the Eighth, and Head,
C: the Third Infantry, to be majors.
Capt. Harmon OF Miles City received word
that a case OF his, which has been in the
courts for the past ten years, has been set
tied by the United States supreme court at
Washington and a verdict of $40, 900 rem
deged him. The money is now or deposit
for Capt. Harmon at Des Moines.
Fred Howard, the striker who assaulted
a Missouri Pacific engineer because he re-
fused to leave his engine upon the request
from the knights to do SO, was fined 500
and vostsin the criminal court at st. Louis.
Thomas Hass was fined in the same court
SO and costs for using threatening and
abusive language in addressing a o
striker.
The following p~ostmasters have been APP
pointed: Dakota: Conway, j. w. Berning,
vice Nitner, removed. Minnesota: Alton,
j.. p. Sisson, vice Northness, resigned;
Blooming Prairie, NJ. Gutherie, vice Mayo,
removed; Walnut Grove, A. Way, vice
Carlson, removed.
There is no probability hat the Harri.
son bin for the admission OF Dakota will
ever see daylight again. The alternative
action OF the house committee in present
ing two bills, one for the admission OF the
whole and one for the division, will be all
that can be expected for the present.
Rabbi Sonnescheim DIST. Louis resigns his
p%astorate after seventeen years OF duty.
All the estate OF the late J. III. Deyereux,
president OF the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin.
cinnati 4 Indianapolis, is left to Mrs. Dew
ereux, to be divided at her death among
the four children. The estate is worth
$150,000.
There were z00 faiiures In the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week. ending the 3D. inst, against 191 in the
preceding week, and 225, 143, 100 and 12s
in tho corresponding week OF 1885, 1854
1888 and 1882, respectively. About sc
per cent. were those OF small traders.
Judge John Baxter OF Knoxville, Tenn.
died at Hot Springs, Ark, after an illness
OF only o few hours. Judge Baxter was
sixty-seven years old, and was appointed
by President Hayes, in 1877, judge OF tn,
United States circuit court tosucceed Judg.
III. III. Emmons.
Wheat prospects are reported good IN
Indiana, Missouri, Illinois and Ohio, fail
in Michigan and poor in Kansas.
James r. Garfield, the late president
son, is being lionized in New Orleans.
Ex-Congressman Doxy OF Indiana hai
been sued for SIS, 900 damages for the al
legged seduction OF a handsome woman. Il
is believed to be a matchmaking scheme.
There is said to be some prospect thai
ex-Congressman Buckner OF Missouri vii
succeed President Ramsey OF the Utal
commission.
Vermont expects to produce 10, 000, 00'
pounds OF maple sugar this season.
Floods are doing great damages in Yer
mont, and many hairbreadth escapes ar
reported.
AT Hudson, Wis, one OF James Childs
tenements was burned. Insurance, 81,
000. The house was occupied by JohI
Jumps, whose goods were nearly alldestroy
ed: INSURANCE. 800. The cause is unknown
The total loss is $1,000.
Special from Rome, Ga. places the los
by Hoods there at $500, 900. A steam
boat reached Selma with $50 rescued ne
groes. Nine negroes were drowned on on
plantation. Great damage il reported al
along the Warrior FLYER, especially j
horses, mules and corn, Distress il report
ed from all the over flowed sections. Til
loss OF life and property cannot be We
coniectured. The food is five feet an
nine inches higher than any record OF th
Alabama river.
Charles Stevens embezzler Of $2l 000 j
Chicago. Is arrcss ed and Is pat through Z
the ~penitentiary.