The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-19

convey the IL. u. IlOSe uOuHblh w ~
Puleston OF London, England, for Sl,o3h'
500 was filed for record. The property in
cludes the Sunny Slope vineyard and or,
, ange grove consisting OF 1850 acres ana
!, all appurtenances. Payment is to be maze
in shares of a Joint stock company TO De
enrolled as L. j. Rose & Co., limited, with
capital stock OF SO, 00O, 600. TIL purchase
is to be completed before Jan. L.
Secretary Lamar says the reason why
Gideon Tucker wrote such a high sounding
letter when offered the office OF comlnis'
sioner to examine a railroad is that the
place was offered to Mr.. Tucker because he
had repeatedly and persistently applied Tor
some office. The secretary says that he
told him that some little position under
the government would be very agreea BILE TO
him, and he made the same remark 10
other members OF the cabinet. When 1t
came to appointing these commissioners
Mr.. Manningsuggested fuckers name, and
thought he would like to have it, and the
president consented to appoint him.
Mr.. Gladstone publishes a letter inviting
the Liberals to reunite. He says: Alter
reading the marquis OF Salisbury's speech
it seems to me that we have arrived at
the test situation for all the Liberals re-
ally desiring Liberal union. We have no
right to demand, when the government
have produced their plans, that they shall
pursue an altered course upon them; but
we have already tolerated a long delay in
the production OF those plans. The begin
ming of new delays in February will virtu,
ally be making indefinite the product on
of the plans. | am unable to understand
how anybody promoting or inviting such
delay can be said to desire the reunion OF
the Liberal party.
B. H. MacMahon, who escaped from Las
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his party were attacked and killed, has ar
rived at San Antonio. He says that Grin
err Ia killed by four police officers who
were hired to commit the deed by two
brothers named Armigo. The Amigos
proiessed warm friendship for Griner, but
turned on the Americans with treacherous
vengeance as soon as the police opened the
attack.
Gen. Miles, in his report on the Apache
campaign, stated that the soldiers Of Capt.
Lawton's command were materially Grip
pied in their efforts by the miserable shoes
made at the military prison at Fort Leav-
enworth, and that the worthless material
usually fell to pieces in three or four days
marching. When this report was received
at the war department the attention ofthe
military prison board, OF which Gen. Terry
is president, was at once called to the mat
ter, and the board was directed to make a
thorough investigation OF the circumstance
es. The report of the board has been re-
ceived at the war department, and is now
before the secretary Of war.
In plymouth township, Mich, David
Smith, Q. c. McGuyan and Hugh Stewart
drank from d jug of beer furnished by the
tiSst-named. All the men were taken sui
denly ill with symptoms OF poisoning.
Smith died, and the Others are yet in a
dangerous condition.
The United States court at Columbus.
Ohio, decides against the government in it's
suit against the Bell Telephone company.
Jake" Sharp Jim" Richmond, James
w. Foshay and Thomas B. Kerr appeared
in the court of general sessions New York
to plead mot guilty" to tn. Indictment
against them for bribery in the Broadway
railway matter.
The Gold Hunter mine, in the Niger
Prairie district, Ceur d'Alene county, has
been sold to St. Paul capitalists for
100000.
Three dynamite bombs were discovered
under the springs of the rear coach of q
small train on the Rufialo, Rochester g.
Pittsburg railway at Dubois, Pa.
John w. Wilson, the wife murderer was
hanged at Alma, Ill. The supreme court
refused to interfere in the case a few days
ago, and appeals to Gov. Oglesby for elem
ency also proved fruitless. Wilson has all
along believed that he would escape the
g~allows, and was considerably broken up
in mind and body when he learned that all
hope had vanished.
+. r. Wolley's big barn near Portland,
Cerro Gordo county, Iowa, was totally
destroyed by fire.
The steamer Northerner, OF the Ward
line, ran aground at Kelly's Island, and
was burned.
Fire broke out in st. Peters Roman
Catholic pro-cathedral in Allegheny City.
The entire building was destroyed. Loss,
$100,0 600; insured.
Col. Luther p. Bradley, thirteenth in
fantry, has been relieved from the COM
maud OF the district OF New Mexico and
ordered to proceed to his home to await
his retirement from act. ye service. Col.
Bradley will be sixty-four years OF age on the
Sth OF December, and under the law win
be eligible to retirement,
The TT. Rev. VIM. d. Walker, bishop Of
North Dakota, while in attendance upon
the generel riennial convention at Chica-
go. was summoned to the bedside Of his
father, Hon. James Walker, at Sc Presi-
dent street, Brooklyn, Long Island, who
died on'October %, 1886. The bishops
return to his diocese has been necessarily
delayed in
The king OF Denmark, on behalf Of his
son. Prince Waldemar, has sent telegram
TO Tirnova expressing thanks for the hon
or conferred upon his son, but declining
upon any conditions to allow him to ac-
cept the throne.
When Capt. Nabukoif. the Russian who
lead the Burgus revolt, has been formally
sentenced to death he will be transferred
to the custody OF Gen. Kaulbars.
John j. Smallwood, the eloquent negro
orator. Is only acknowledgements old. He
says Negro" Is an honorable title and .col-
ored' should never be used.