The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-18

The son OF Secretary Endicott, who re-
Gently graduated at the Harvard law
school, is going to work in the department
OF Justice, simply to acquire knowledge and
experience.
Lieut.. Mannix. OF the marine corps, has
been made ID. ID. by the emperor of China.
In China d. d. stands for the degree OF the
Double Dragon.
Representative Strait has received notice
that pensions has been granted to John
w Mayer Of Shakopee, Mimi, and John
Clark of Bloomington. Clark received
quite an amount OF back pay Mr. Strait
also secured from the land Office and for
warded patent for land taken up in
Pennington, Mimi, by l.. r. Wellman.
The latter proved up in 1859, and his
patent was issued in that year, and has
been lying in the general land Office ever
since. 1t is signed by President Buchanan.
Frederick d. Mussey, correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, was ar.
rested for criminal libel on warrant
sworn out by Robert D. Price, a clerk in
the pension Office. Mussey is charged with
criticism OF Prices conduct as clerk in
the Office. Mussey was released on $500
bail, furnished by Gen. III. " Boynton.
Price also began civil suit against the Com
mercial Gazette, laying his damages at
100000.
The house committee on territories
agreed to report bill extending the oper-
ations OF the general homestead laws over
Alaska.
The bill prohibiting the taxing OF com
mercial travellers in any state Is likely to
be killed in the house on the ground OF un.
constitutionality.
1t is officially stated that the mission oi
the two French men-of.war which left New
Caledonia for the New Hebrides islands, is
simply to protect French subjects from the
massacres recently inaugurated by the ma
tives against Europeans.
Since May / there have arrived at Win
nipeg Englishmen, Irishmen, Scotchmen,
Germans, Italians, Danes, Scandinavians,
Prussians Hungarians and a Sclav from
Roumania.
Mr.. Denby, United States minister TO
China, is quoted as saying that Gen. Will
son. with American capital to back him. is
prepared to build railroads in China with
out cost to the empire.
General Master Workman Powderly, il
is stated, resigned ut the special session OF
the knights OF Labor, owing to the attacks
upon him. He afterwards consented to
withdraw his resignation, but refused an
increase OF salary.
w. A. Bors of Woodstock, H., the owner
OF twentybutter factories, has failed. More
than 500. 00o in claims have been fled
The banking house OF B. s. Parker has
closed in consequence.
Gen. r. p. Buckland of Fremont, Ohio,
intimate with ex-president Hayes, says the
latter is not after the congressional nom-
nation in his district, and is out OF poll
tics.
The works OF tine North American Glass
company, at Hockeloga, Ont, were burned.
Loss, $15G. 900.
The dearly beloved Orangemen n in Ireland,
ror whom Salisbury. Lord Randolph
Churchill and Lord Harrington wept rivers
of tears while lauding them as holy and
patriotic element, are behaving like lot
OF drunken savages, burning and wrecking
houses in Belfast and rolling around the
streets drunk.
Michael Davitt hits the spot when he adj
vises Irishmen everywhere to have patience
during the present crisis, and to avoid
giving encouragement to retaliatory vlo-
lence.