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A curious coilectios has been added
10 the natural hiss ,ry mussnm of Wen
M IL consists Of 7QS skulls Of many
nssicualiiies, skulls Of Turks. Greeks,
Haassrisns, Afmenians. Jews, AlbAni.
ans, kards and oibers- The grin col
lection might he valuable In inspiring
the Hanless Of vienna a veil a. useful
10 etknoloe;ss&
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The richest men ii Rassis ara I've
swiss brstners named Noble. They
bought up Immense tracts of oil lanes,
and control now more petroleum than
the standard Oil Company. there Is
no way OF computing their wealth.
which has been estimated as high as
$4OO OUO 900.
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DELIVERY OF THE SEALS.

LONDON. Feb. 6.-The members Of the
late Ministry left London for Osborne
at $50 this m ,rning to deliver the seals
OF offioe to the Queen. and the members
Of 0lsdstone's @ Ivernment proceeded
TO 0sberne At ll:30 to receive the seals
from Her Majesty.
The House of Commons today ordered
writs to be issued for the re election Of
those meHbers Who have been appoint.
cd to office since the House vas last in
session. The House then adjourned
uatil the 18th instant.
sALfsBURY HoOTKD.
Lord Salisbury and the other mem
bsrs Of the retiring Ministry we're
hooted at Portsmouth while returning
from Osborne. whittier thew had gone
10 deliver the seals Of office to the
QaeeB-
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bsIwARxs OF rHs BIRLE--rhe vsri-
eos Sunday evenings Of February viii
Dc employed 81 the hrst Baptist Church
~ an examination Of the claims OF the
niole. ender the following heads: First,
tos Bible and its own Interpreter"
second. Bible lnfaeacs on Character; =
soifd, Bible lnAaence on Civiiiratioa;
soerth. Harmony Of the Bible With
csisoce.' All are welcome. Cshers ia
astsrdancs.
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IT'S |
tGUIAa
Olympic
P furnl3
arked q
y @ttle3
hg aws}
In Al II
BROS. 4
y block 1
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PACIFIC COAST.
The Chlaese Murdere

SAs Francisco. Feb. 6-It 10 now Q
certainty that Aug Tai Duck. the Chi
Daman who murdered Mr.. and Mrs. j.
O. Wickersham at their home near Clio
verdals last month, will be arrested by
the japanese Government az Yokohama.
Chief Crowley has received the follow
ing telegram from Senator Stanford:
WAsHIsoTos, Feb. 5.
The japanese Minister assures me
nos that through his efforts II becomes
possible for bis Government to arrest
ssd surrender Ane TAI Dack. Therefore
forward immediately a description of
the criminal {, the Jspaness Govern
rnent by telegraph. Sent also an affi
dAvit aud warrant authenticated by the
japanese Consul in san Francisco per
next mail or by agent. The Consul will
be instructed by telegram by ths Min
lister TO sign them"
All the necessary papers will be for
wardei by the steamer City of New
YaSk, which leaves here on " ednesday
next. They will be addressed 30 United
States Consul Green at Yokohama and
be will be asked to present them to the
japanese Government. A description
OF the murderer has already been cabled
TO Yokohama.
Removed from 0saee.
Frank NJ. Bee, Customs Inspector, q
500 of Chinese Consul Bee, was removed
from his position today for neglect Of
duty.
Fish ter New Zealand.
Charles X. Buckley, acting resident
agent Of the New Zealand Government,
received . telegram today from the
united states Fisheries Commission
stating that q million whitefish eggs
we're shipped from Worthwhile. Mich.
yesterday for SIR julius voeei. Post
master General OF New Zsaland, for
propagation IN the waters Of that
colony. The eggs will be rersoked here
and forwarded by the steamer Aismeda
on the l2th instant.
ssccess Of the Antt.Chtsese Wsveaens.
SAN FRAScIsco, Feb. 6.-The Chinese
quarter in this city 10 overcrowded.
caused by the Immense immigration
from interior towns, owing 10 the anti
Chinese movement Tbs theaters, res
saurants aud gambling HOUSES show
sixns OF poverty. China merchants are
doing no business In the eountry and
are Withdrawing their credit from seun-
try mt rchsnts. Ths Chinese companies
are securing tickets 10 China for poor
Cinnamon for IS, and it - stated that
$40 OF this Is paid by the companies
Released on . Tcehateaiity.
Ia the sahesss oo,pss cssa at Xii frank
vho vas arrested on reQaisition from
the Governor of Illinois 90 q charge Of
having emeexxied $4,000 in Chioseo
from his brothers, Judge foohsy today
decided thai the prisoner had been tile
ealiy arrested and ordered his release.
Zoe decision 10 based on she fact thai
the original indictment against FRANK
vas forxArded 10 Governor Ssoaeman,
instead OF Q copy a. required by lac.
Frsm vanesaver % san Franchise.
Appointment merchant OF this city has
received q letter from Vice President
Wan Horne. Of the Canadian Pacific
road, stating that practically conclusive
arrana~meuts for steamship connectior
between Vancouver and san Francisco
hsve been made and that The line viil
probably he open for through freight
trafhc by the iAsser part Of jane.
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SEv YORK. Feb. 6 Exports Of specie
from this port during tue past week
we're s6l0 g9j-to E1rops. Slss, 93t sill
YER and $I25. 1862 gold; to Havana, f36l.-
tlo geld and $500 silver. The imports
we're $337. 726.
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san FaANcrsco. Feb. 6.-Cleared-
Steamer Oregon, for Astoria
Sailed-Steames Geo. W. Elder, fos
Victoria; barksnsine Skseit, for Puget
SQUAD.
PoxT BlAkxLr. Feb. Barb
j. p. Smith.
PoKr DiscovEEY, Feb. 6.-Arrived-
Schooner Helen n. k,Dbsll.
MAN Bar. Feb. 6-5 p m.- Heavy
rain brisk southeast sind. Tug Tyee
In port
TAroosH. Feb. s Heavy rain high
soatheas, wind ~ 5 .. N. No shipping
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No. SIT. d. Lowmaa. itbeliAnt. VI
Steiner Elizs Anderson, respo dent.
MARsHAI.s gnryCp
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The Baltimore Free Library. estAb
iished by Mr.. Euosh Pratt. Who gave
q ,m0e fss the pafpose, 49, inanSu-
ratsd iAa month
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a,oUcEsrER Mass, Feb. e.-Tse
-.kaonsT Maud NJ. Storey. carving a
80 n fourteen men, engaged IN Grssd
80 haIibut fishing. has not been
aS.p since December l4th and has
hsee given NJ for lost
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Rev. James ksmper vas ordained pas
tor of church 10 Cincinnati. October
II, lI92, the frs, Presbyterian drdina
tisu vest Of tue Allegbsuies. There
are nos west Of the Ohio 10 Syneds, les
Pressyteries, 3S02 ministers, 35y3
churches, and "a go members, or more
than half OF all belonging to the Pres
byterisn Church IN this country.
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TO LET.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ suitable for one o. tive gentlemen
fIrst-clsss location. For particulars ap
ply 1t this office. iaI
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sAS rRAsCfsCo IrMsER sECEIPrs.

Tie following 10 8 detailed statement
OF the rsceips- of lanoef az san Fran
cisco fer the year ending Decsmber 81.
lso5. for which ve are indebted TO
Frank E. Prebis, Secretary OF the Cali
fornia Lander Exchange:
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To Lot.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE
L southeast corner Of Third and Cherry
streets. Apply on the premises. js2s 3
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UScoSFIRMKp OfricIAIs--Ths follow
ING named sppointees Of President
Cleveland in Washington Territory, are
still suxiously waiting confirmation by
TIE Senate WIN. II. white, Uaited
States Attorney Thos. J. Hamilton.
United States Marshal II. y. Beecher,
Soilector Of Customs j. W. Adams.
hsets,er OF the Land office 81 spokane
isils A. ID. Clever, Postmaster at
otympia W. @. Langford. Associate
sastice Of the Supreme Coart and @.
n warner. Register Of the Land Othce
~ Wslia waliA.
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Nevada hss thirtees railroads within
iss borders. and their total TAXATION 10
over eli.o0.oo. Of which the Csntral
Paslee rsprSesnta es,kx7, tQQ
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DOG LOST.

1 BROWN SPANIEL PUP. HAD
\ bells around neck Finder will he
rewarded by returning to BOWMAN &
HANFORD. corner Front and Cherry. 6 4
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rTORNEY-AT WILL PRAC-
n rios in al the Justices and Territorial
Cocrts O1ace, 81 rooms Of the Probate
Coart Ysalar-LsA Building.
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324Ti4.a

Shingles, 40 so. $50; lsths.
+3 675, loo; shakes. 22Ie 90: seip knees.
tel6; piles, linsal feet, :. es4 zoo. redwood
posts, 2. 164, 900; spanish cedar logs, $3.50.
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STEAMER { RATtRoADrR.v
FOR TnE UPPER skAcIr.

strrr Glide c. W. Cove, Msseey
kANhS lkSLkR'S WHARF ON
- edneStAy and SATURDAY. returning
THURSDAY and Monday. calling Al star.
sood- ! tsalady. Mos Landing, SkAgif
CiV. Mount Vernon. Starring and ali In
termed'ste points above. FOR freight or
passase Apply on hoard or 70 GE1RQg
NsSTER on the wharf eni
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Eve Ear and Throat
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY A. LONG kkR, VI ID. IL,
Graduate OF Woman's Medical Collsse
Of pennsylvania.
Uttice and residence, liz Columbia 81 9,
seattle. Disease VI the Eye lar and
Throat treated as specially.
Particular attention given to the treat
ment OF diseases VI women and children.
Consultations In English and German
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HOT WATER.

Sparkling Music, Singing and Dancing.
Rich Costumes, Novel scenic kifects.
Crowded houses Everywhere.
Shouts Of Laughter.
fBSecnre your seats at once.
- Box sheet at Lowmin & Hanford'r
81 Positively only appe .rance of this
great Company In this city. fe6id
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Or. n. D. lONGAKER


RADCATk or THE UNIVER-
~ silly u PenLsy. AHA, has perma
nvntly located in seattle.
once AMI residence, No. III Colum oia
strvSt. AL calls promptly attended.
DE. L-onSaSe- aGaAes = specially OF dis
eases OF The
Eye Ear and Throat.
Treats private. chronic and skls diseases.
reInYNes tumors anc ulcers without pain
or tie Lse Of The anIfe.
10 patients who are suffering from that
annoy ms, painful and Irvuo esOme com.
paint II an OkkHOIDs o. t'ILf-S. Dr. IA. ID.
.-oAis NAer Would assu e theai thas by 6is
N DCe OF Operating and tr-StnuDL he can
take the ~o 81 cases o. THIS complaint and
MAKE u complete and radical cure. with
oet giving Pala 10 the patient while under
The Operation, and VIII guarantee carr
Ia every case he undertakes. nols
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DR.. CHIP,
n. N. HALL, NJ. D.

ofnoe IN safe s,.oslt Banding. over Mar
chsEts' National Bank
Hours, ~ - u % ) and 70 .. u.
nFua
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8. q. VRooMAN,

4 TToRNEY-AT-LAw AND NOTA-
N ~ Public. rooms and & poBcin block
Loans negotiated On Hrsi mortgages
King county red estate deis
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San fkAScrsco, Feb 6-s p n.-ln-
dicstieus for Oregon aud washingtsn
Territory Coady weather and oeoa-
sionAl rain.
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DIAMOND
.VENTlLATOR.
8uilcisss, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger,
Sleeping and Refrigerator Cars
Perf~cs Ventilation guaranteed
wherever Ventilation 10
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos. / and : for 6ed room and office
A. the window.
Our Nenulator Tin any siEc). when
placed through = wall. n window sash. or
~ wooden Oar under sash. admits a con
stant supply Of fresh air uNder perfect
control without draughGs, any desired
apartment Ne office or s4eeping room
should be without II rs il stops burglars,
excludes lain ana dust and keeps The
apartment constantly fresh without rais
lng the windows. Being heavily plated
in nickel. IL Is very ornamental when 1
place. The hand rs serve 10 regulat
venuIator. also 10 raise ana lower thu
window.
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BERLIN, Feb. 6.-Since the adoption
by the Buudesrath Of the bill prolon einp
the operations Of the anti social Law for
tvs years. the agitation in Relchs. az
circles in regard to the measure has in
creased
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THR
L Third Judicial District Of Washington
Territory. holding tsras 1t seattle, In King
county.
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Cold Weather In Mexico.

CRY on AKxIoo. FEB. 6.-Unusuaily
cold weather prevails IN the valley OF
Mexico, owing TO a cyclone IN the up-
per strata OF the atmosphere. Accord
ing to the Government meteorological
report, the cold is not felt Ga the coas,
nearly as severely IN proportion as here
on the table lands. Several poor Der
Sons have died from exposure. Crop
reports, however, ars satisfactory and
prices Of food products are ruling
lower.
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GEO. VENAeIE SMITH,

A TToRNsY- ROOMS
"A and 4. Poncin building. Front street.
SoAftie. " T. VIII practice In al the
O<4ce. fNiA
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what stinesed ser,ta.

VIEssA, Feb. 6.-rhe cool aud evasive
reply OF servia to the joint noe OF the
powers requesting her to disarm. in which
she simply acknowledged the receipt of
the note and said she would think about
1t, ID today explained by the statement
that Just before sending the reply Servia
had received frsn Greece a confidential
Telegram OF an important character. 1t
Is ru@ored that Greece offered to j in
Servia In resisting the depDd to dis
arm. as 1t is known that previous to the
receipt of the dispatch Servia had draft
ed reply very different from tbs curt
note subsequently sent.
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| & WI
best and
sale 81
.et near
et Of a.
d sf any
| ostpleAE
y persea.
|oroaghly|
and the
also 70.
nlachins
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SOLICITED
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SEED
3HAsT,
7. T.. 10
Padills
pounds
Z which
( which
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10 order
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EpMrNp RACK. Priest II. II. GALCsHA
h. A BoARpNAS. Treas. Sec and sup
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WINNIPEG, Feb. 6.-Grart Il McLel
Ian. railway contractors now here, have
made an offer to the directors Of the
Hudson Bay Railway Company to con
stract the road. The figures are much
less per mile than the estimate of the
enRineers President Sutherland cabled
the offer to British capitalists and to
day received q reply to have the con
tract signed. Building operations will
be begun. it 10 believed. In ths sprinp at
the north end OF Lake Winnipeg.
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Lospos, FEB She schooner En-
press Of INDIA, from L vsrpool for san
francisco, f51udered az - on Janrsry
z1th- Her pumps xere clicked. The
crew are at MADEIRA
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27
Commissioners, Proceedings.

COLUMBIA, Aug. 70, 1855.
Adjourned nesting Of Bcs d OF Cennty Com
missioners. Full board present. Con. LAWN
in the chair
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27
Two Terrors.

1t Is a curious inconsistency of men
that they are prone to be utterly in
different to conditions which foster
disease and death. and are willing to
live IN disease-tainted atmosphere,
and yet they can be wrought in high
state of excitement upon the announ--
cement that cholera or smallpox is at
hand. AS a matter of fact, smallpox
and cholera are not so much to be
dreaded in this country as scarlet
fever and diphtheria. In 1880 small
pox destroyed 81 people in the United
States, and scarlet fever took away
1916, and diphtheria 3S.39S. The
proportion of deaths by scarlet fever
and iiplltheria is increasing. These
figures may be regarded as exagger-
ated by same persons, but they are
official and correct. Yet scarlet fever
and diphtheria do not excite a, panic.
Many people regard the diseases as
something which must come iii the
natural order of events. They pay
very little attention to the procuring
causes. But think of it! $4,000
people killed by scarlet fever and
diphtheria in single year and only
S71 by smallpox. Both scarlet fever
and dlphthcria are filth diseases; may
be produced by injected clothing. mn
clean premises, and bad drainage, by
importation through immigrants, or
possibly by the milk from diseased
COW, as has recently been shown to be
possible in England. Rags from
Eurore may convey the disease, as
scarlet fever and diphtheria prevailed
in Europe during the entire year.
Slngularly enough. the awful NOR
tality from oliese two diseases produces
no great anxiety, while people are ter
rified at the mere mention of the ap-
proach of cholera. yellow fever or small
pox. They forget that in years of
yellow fever epidemic the mortality
is not SO large as that attending the
work Of scarlet fever and diphtheria.
The children and youth are largely
the victims of the latter. They have
no sufficient vital resistance to over
come them. 1t is really more import
ant for the government to have a
commission to investigate the pro-
curing causes of diphtheria and scarlet
fever than to investigate yellow fever.
The twin destroyers continue their
devastation Of homes. They are pre-
ventable diseases and should receive,
by reason of their peculiarly terrible
nature, more attention from state
board of health than any other DIS
eases 80 Pioneer Press.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27
The WARNER Sun.


N-NyNFN(NT~~~~. ~.1~N|NIN/N(N ; y
FRED c. KILE, PRopRIEToR.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27
Sp -, the RaSisa

Last Moaday William ). Kendall
of Boston, successfully. in y cork jack
ct, swan the whirlpool rapids at Nj
agara Falls. The trial was to settle u
wager of $4,000 made by Boston par
ties, he to receive $1,000 of the stakes.
There we're few spectators Of the AZ
fair it having been kept quiet. Dir.
Kendall relates the following ex-
periences when he reached the spot
where Capt. Webb is supposed to have
lost his life: The water seemed TO
90 from under him and huge wave
struck him on the head and shoulders,
knocking him unconscious for few
moments. He found his swimming
abilitie of no use whatever and never
expected to come out alive. When
entering the whirlpool he was SO be-
numbed and partly unconscious that
he could not move limb and did not
know what he was dong. The cur-
rent took him right into the main
eddy and sucked him down. like a
flash, keeping him under fully fifteen
seconds. Upon reaching the under
current he was shot out of the pool
fully fifty feet from its center. When
he reached the surface Of the water he
had partly regained consciousness, and
knowing there was no time to spare
before he would be dashed down the
lower rapids, he swan to the shore.
While landing he was so overcome
that he again became unconscious and
his assistants were fully and hour oc-
cupied iii reviyiug him with the aid
of stimnlants and by rubbing.
When asked if he would ever make
another attempt, said most en,pll..;;.ts + r
call no. There was not enough mon-
ey in the world to induce him to re-
peat that afternoons experience. A
child would have the same chance to
60 through the rapids and come out
all right as an expert swimmer. The
cork vest consisted of pieces of cork
I6 inches long, 4 inhces wide and two
inches thick, which were sewn in a
white canvass similar to a life-preser-
yer.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27

OOlOMhAhs aug 10s hOuUs
Adjourned nesting Of Rca d OF Cennty Com
missioners. Full board present. Con. LAWN
in the chair
The following bills were allowed:
Brown, Pet ihone Il Co., bank record, 3 y 20
Geo. D. Bernard Il 10, blank regard. so
Perkins bros boks a. d stati merry, ld 6V
A. fnyd,r, deputy sh. riff, boa d aud
care Of prisorer, asked ssl, al
chas. B. i Baldwin. +. stationery and print !,
j. a. Kelly, COM service and mileage. ID Sd
C.. w. Swift, !" . q . IA 10
N. . Gordon, salary county attorney, as 20
Il. j. Ma'her, com service at.d mileage, iilt0
w. steera. = !" = Is 30
\. G. Hrd.er, salary county auditor for
July and August, 225 "a
k. A. Pattison, salar,, deputy county
anditot, July and August, lOS "a
Laird, Norton Il Go lumber for Jail
asked kIx5. 5S allowed lie 30
]. H. Jackson, hardware for jail, asked
$S1.U7, allowed 35 O2
J. IL R,ekman. work on jsil, ked
$56. 81, allowed IS 75
Quarterly report Of q. M. Lyon jus ice Of
the peace, was accepted and shs following fees
allowed:
We tus LyOus JuStic8 l6ee< - on
Chas. wi sey, deputy marshal fees, s. 2S so
VIM. Horsley, board If pris ner, OU
On motion the applic ton OF A. G. Hagap
for license For sale or liquor Ia the village 0f
Honghtsn. WIS granted Appicas,on for ahate-
ment of tax If > w. Hixon Was on motion
referred ~ The supervisors of Bsai ard twp.
QAppiicaiion Of lari Luse for abatement Of
tAx WAS rejected
On motion rebate warrants were ordered for
tho redsmption Of the following pieces Of Ia d
Illegally soid for taxes Of 1884:
IN N. V t-i2i-6,, tree Q aim. : ~ "a
ES. w. iR-l21-62, ma pfpof, 20 81
j.. w. II i-s2z-65, 10 pruof, ri IS
CRebate was ordered in favor Of Getmsn 4
msth, on-,esioents, for poll az ii. gaiiy as
ssssrd and paid Ter 1854 and 1855 amounting 10
$4.5U.
On motion licenss Was ordered to be- granted
~ Knudson Endean for sale Of liqner IN The
vilLge o. Warnsr from Aug. SD to Oct IA, 1855.
On mott it was resolved 80 employ james
Wells to assist County Attorney Gordon In the
Supreme 'ourt to be ksld in Deodwood. IN the
sction Of Brown oannty vs. Aberdeen, to M
cover the amount due Brown county from said
city arrisi frorn iiqnor license.
The fiolowh resolution was adopted:
Bx TrRRsoLvzD, That in accordance wssA :
former Tesolution passed by THE Bsard to ac-
cepr q completed court honse in the city of
tolumbia and wheresa, the building oomralttea
has pronounced said court house cnnplets<i a, a
paid FOR, il 10 hereby ordered that the several
90 unity otficers remove 70 said huildfDx pre-
vious tothe let day Of October, 1855
On n.stisn the Beard adSournsa sin the next
regular meeting, Sept 6, 1855
8. c. HxDaBR, J. D. LAWN.
krdtNr. Chsurnsan ~ bosek
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27

Spies, Parsons, Lingg, Fischer,
Fielden, Engel and Schwab. the seven
Chicago anarchists, have been found
guilty of murder as charged III the in
dictment, with the penalty Of death.
Mech. less guilty and more fortunate,
escapes with 10 years in the peni-
tentiary.