The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-09-03

noIne IedSoH lOr IHe IeiuSdl as III NnlIe-
a versus the same company, which was
decided a year ago.
The Missouri river at Yankton is lower
than since 1858.
Frank Reed, under arrest at Des Moines
for murder committed in Colorado, was re-
leased on a writ OF habeas corpus, the evil
dence not being sufficient to hold him.
For the past month Waterfowl, Dakota,
has been in q futter of excitement over
the proposed advent OF the Manitoba. 1t
is now definitely settled that the road is
to come, SIG, 500 having been raised to
purchase depot grounds and right OF way
into the city.
ID. A.. Andrews, arrested at Rapid City,
OAK, for alleged horse stealing, has been
h~onorably discharged. The whole trouble
grew out OF n partnership matter.
A strike is threatened by the Knights OF
Labor along the line OF the Northern Pacific.
The Manitoba railroad will Sept. / open
up an additional twenty miles OF track on
it's Devils Lake extension. This will carry
the line to Tower. the first crossing Of the
Mouse river. Berwick will be the only
station between the present end OF the
track and Towner. Sept. Is the line will be
I, opened to Norwich, ten miles this side of
the second crossing OF the Mouse. The in
tervening stations will DO Denbigh and
Granville.
According to Daniel Spangler. a Califor-
Man, the question OF growing wheat at fig
ures that shall defy competition through
out the world has been solved by himself
and the "galorious climate OF Califawnee."
He says he can grow his wheat, harvest
and put it in the granary at a cost OF less
than 20 cents a bushel.
The trouble on the New York street car
lines has been adjusted, at least for the
present.
At Sea Cirt, N. j, Washington Parks, a.
young furniture manufactures OF Philadel-
phia, was married to his stepmother. The
bride is twenty-six years old, and married
the elder Parks three years ago. He left
S1a5, 600 TO her and her two children. One
OF the conditions OF the will was that II
she should marry, the money should be
forfeited to his son. BY the wedding Mrs.
Parks iorieits the money to her husband.
Young Parks is now stepfather Inc step
brother TO his present wife's children.
At the California Republican state con.
v~ention John s.. Swift, was nominated for
governor. Mr.. Swift is one of the three
special ENJOYS sent to China to negotiate
the treaty between the United States and
China.
Special kilograms to Bradstreet's report
a continuance Of the favorable trade
features heretofore noted.
The First National bank at Blair, Neb.,
is embarrassed from loading up with farm
ers' loans.
Fire destroyed the roller mill OF Les q
Brown in Saranac, Mich. Loss, SIS, 900;
insurance, $4,000.
A1,t.oo~ NJ NfcrAoo . Luo+ ,,J 49,
de aler OF Buffalo, N. r., assigned recently
with $23, 600 preferences. No schedule
was filed.
Charles 8. Tibbals, aged eighty-tw com
mitted suicide by drowning in the river
two miles below Dubuque. Mental alb
erration is assigned as the cause.
Prof. r. w. Conant, principal Of one o
the schools at Chicago, has been dismissed
for sleeping at his post.
John Irvine OF Bay City, Mich, was as
saulted by footpads at Niagara. He is dy-
ing.
Buffalo is to have the largest clock i'm the
world. The dial will be twenty-five feet in
diameter, and the center OF the diameter
will be 361 feet above the street.
Mr.. Bnrckhardt, one Of the victims ofthe
recent Matterhorn disaster, wrote his viii
with q pencil on a card which was found in
the snow by the side OF his body. 1t reads:
II am dying ON the Matterhorn. / leave
all | possess to you, my dear sister"
Gov. Gray OF Indiana offers a reward Of
$1,000 for the apprehension and sentence
Of any one engaged IN past or future lynch
ings.
Rev. Alexander j.. Drisdale OF New Or
leans has been elected bishop OF She episco-
paldiocese OF Easton. Md.
The stealings Of ex-Chief Pension Clerk
Gay, OF Pittsburg. it ia found, aggregate
$1l1,337. He will be tried for forgery.