The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-23

Gen alfred Pleasanton is said to be de-
dependent Tor support upon q saloon
keeper in Washington.
There had been no rain in Colorado a..
ing the past thu mcnths, until a few davs
ago and In consequence the rivers pga~
drying up, and the crops and live stock ~
well ss the families OF the ranchmen. su;ssr,
ing greatly. 1t is the opinion that fbe
drouth is at an end.
| There were 1S9 failures in the TTr;ta,
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week ending 18th, against 1913 in the pre.
ceding week and 1S5, 211, 1872 and 124 4
the corresponding weeks OF 1885, 1884.
| 1883 and 1882 respectively.
Bradstreet's intimates a higher ran0a 81
prices for wheat during the coming cron
year, based upon unfavorable European
reports which, il verified, will give our sur.
| plus q chance.
Frank mes, the Missouri OUTLAW 10 be.
ing lionized in Texas.
John w. Mackay is buying large estates
in England and Scotland.
The appointment OF Mai. Luke Burke Of
! Ipswich, Dak., to the receiyership OF the
Aberdeen land Office, is decided victory
for Senator Voorhees, and the Indiana dele
| cation. All OF them with the exception ~
1
Senator Voorhees, was especially prominent
in pushing his interests
Jake Braswell (colored) was lynched near
Flatwood, Ca, for ravishing and horribly
maltreating Dolly Woods, little six wear.
old girl, while on her way to school. He
confessed. A crowd of one hundred whites
| and blacks gave Braswell the choice OF beinc
burned or hanging himself He chose hang
ing, climbed up q tree, fastened o rope
around his own neck and limb OF the tree
hut then refused to jump off, negro
climbed up, tied Braswell's hands, and the
crowd pushed him off with pole. His
body was riddled with bullets.
The commission of the United States
marshal for Idaho expires shortly, and
Attorney General Garland sent to the presi.
dent the names OF four candidates, one
from Kentucky, one from West Virginia
one from Missouri and one from Idaho
recommended by Delegate HALEY. The at.
toIney general wrote the president that he
had selected these from a long list Of appli
cants and they were all equally well en-.
dorsed.
A paper mill at Rockton, ILL.,, owned by
Bradner, Smith & Co.. of Chicago, and OPP
Grated by w. Il. Randall OF Beloit was
burned The mill was known as the Kel-
ney mill, and was also burned few years
ago.
The Northern Pacific's gross earnings for
the second week in July increased 81 19, 400.
The earnings last week were $241, 701, and
1885 1922, ,301.
The Tories have elected 412 candidates,
the unionists 75 Gladstonians 1S5, Par
nelites 81. Lord Salisbury has offered the
Liberal Unionists four seats in the cabinet
and an equal ratio OF lesser Offices. He
will permit Lord Harrington to be lead
er in the house OF commons and select what
Office he chooses, except premier. Lord
Salisbury proposes to again unite the pre-
miership with the office OF foreign secreta-
ry. Conservative newspapers predict that
the first fight will arise over obstructive
tactics by the GlaGstonians and Parnelites.
Ministerial crules deny the charge and AZ
firm that Gladstone is desirous OF extend
ing the speakers powers of Cloture. Par
nell is disposed to follow the lead OF Glad-
stone, but il Lord Salisbury proposes CO.
ercion every means will be resorted to to-
protract opposition.
Ex-State Senator Washington Cookie OF
Peoria, H., who first named General Lo-
gan for United States senator, died re-
Gently.
Hon. L. Sackville West, the British min
lister, has gone TO Ottawa, Canada, where
he will be the guest OF Lord and Lady
Landsdowne for q few weeks. 1t is sup
posed that his visit had some connection
with the fishery trouble.
The president has nominated 8. Davis
Page assistant United States treasurer az
Philadelphia.
Capt. Gulian Verplanck Weir, command.
| ing Battery M, Fifth artillery, at Fort
i Hamilton, New York, committed suicide by
| shooting himself through the head. lie
! leaves O wife and four children. Cause tenn
porary insanity. The captain served with
| distinction through the war. The only
message he left was ashort note to his wife,
| telling her to have some OF the officials GER
/ tify to the signature in his will.
/ Great alarm prevails in Cerro Gordo and
Worth counties, Iowa, over the discovery
| OF several cases OF smallpox in the town
ships OF Barton, Grafton and Bolan.
At Bozeman, Mon, Miss Alice Benson
| shot Lena Stanly three LINES the first shot
passing through the right breast coming
out at the back, and the other two shots
going through the legs. The first shot, l1is
| thought, will be fatal The women are
members OF the demi- -mcude. The trouble
was jealous quarrel overSs saan.
Within the past three years the telegraph dn
companies at Chicago have buried l,svv ,s.o
miles OF wire in forty two miles Of conduit
1t Is estimated that two-thirds OF the
Massachusetts cranberry crop has Deen
ruined by drouth.
The president has reprieved Woods, sen
| fenced to be hanged July 20, Mt Bismarck'
to Nov. i.
The president has appointed W:
Dyer of Arkansas TO be appraiser OF tne
right OF way Oh the Southern kansas
through the Indian. Territory, vice pavlo'
son Dickson, declined.
| The Massachusetts, republican state conl,
mittee selected Boston as the place AM
Sept 22 as the time for the state consenc. :
tion. Henry Cabot Lodge, by "a vote q '.l' lol
against 2 for Senator Dawes, was chossn
! to preside at the convention. This y con- cou
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