The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04


Beranek an1 Eppie for 81, ,000each. Law
yer Bailey. who was tarred and feathered
by the same parties, settled his caimsome
time ago for $500. The plaintiffs asked
$50, 600 damages.
1t was a waterspout at Fort Keogh, and
it played the deuce within narrow Limit.
Lucius c. 0wsley, a Louisville drummer,
shot and killed his stepson, De Witt Tay.
lor near Bradfordville, Ky. Family ditti.
culties are said to be the cause. Taylor is
said to have been pursuing 0wsley, when
the latter turned and shot him.
In the town OF Sherman. twenty-five
miles west OF Eau Claire, the farm dwell
ing OF Mr. Barber, together with barn
| and a quantity of grain and hay, was
burned. Loss, S1,S0e covered by $50oin
the Dunn County Mutual
At Milwaukee, August Schlachter, nins
years old, was playing with his smaller
sister near the stock yards, when train
| approached. The girl had crept forward
| and sat on the track. The little fellow at
the last moment jumped to her and threw
her aside, but was caught instead. The
! wheels crushed him to an unrecognizable
mass.
Dispatches received state that fires are
raging in the timber lands along the Escan-
| aba river Wis. involving a loss OF thou.
sands OF dollars. Forest fires are also
/ burning at Jucntion City and in the vicini
! ty OF Sturgeon bay. Intense forest fires
are also raging along the line OF the rail
road north and south of Phillips, Wis,
and much valuable timber has been de-
stroyed
Senator Mcpherson of New Jersey is q
| tall, thin-faced man with Roman nose,
| overhanging brows heavy iron-gray mus
\ fan ha nd hoir IA a inuo af Vpr In
| Cynthia Cleveland Of Dakota has been
promoted from 81, ,oo0to a 81, 200 clerk.
| ship in the sixth auditors Office.
The new Spanish minister, Senior Murua-
ga, was educated at the Jesuit college at
Georgetown, ID. G.
! Gen. Miles is in favor of raising volun
teer force OF frontiersmen to fight the
/ Apaches.
| Gov. Hauser OF Montana requests Secre-
tary Lamar to modify Sparks order as to
! timber cutting because it seriously de.
presses the lumber industry.
! Empress Eugenie will spend the month of
] June in Scotland Queen Victoria having
placed Abergeldie castle at her disposal.
The University at Cambridge has decided
60 confer upon Oliver Wendell Holmes the
degree OF doctor OF letters and will tender
him a banquet. He viii be the guest OF
Prof Max Muller while at Oxford
Lew Wallace says that during the four
years he was at Constantinople he saw the
American flag in port only twice-once on
| a man-of-war and once on James Gordon
| Benefits yacht.
At Winnipeg, fire swept away the Wind
| sor and Cleveland Hotels, three stores and
badly damaged the Norfolk house. The
! buildings destroyed included a block on
the northwest corner OF Main and Market
streets. Total damage $20,000 insurance
| $4,000.
France will reorganize her army and add
forty new battalions OF sharpshooters AID
twelve new cavalry regiments
The Rev. DIR. Aiches, bishop Of the old
| Catholics in Germany who persistently re-
| fused to accept the degree OF infallibility OF
the pope, has died at Freiburg.
| A. Medicine Hat n. W. Territory dis
/ patch says: A few dayssago the out post
| in the Cypress, in charge OF Corporal
! Ritchie, discovered hand OF American In
dians camped few miles from their quar-
ters. On proceeding to the Indians en-
campment, the corporal asked them their
business in the territory, and for an an
| swer received shower OF bullets. which
fortunately fell wide OF the mark. Eitehie
| then commanded his men to fire, and one
Indian was dropped. The redskins carried
their wounded companion off Shots were
| frequently exchanged and the chase kept
up for some time, bu5 on account OF the
! timber all trace OF the Indians was lost.
DR.. W. o. Baldwin died at his home in
/ Montgomery, Ala. He was among the
eminent physicians Of the country, and was
! president OF the American MEDICAL Associ-
/ alton.
John Mcdonald, for seven years deputy
! warden OF the Joliet penitentiary resigned
his position, and Albert Garvin was pro.
| noted to the vacancy.
! The pope has appointed the Very Rev f..
katzer bishop OF Green Bay, Wis.
/ The store OF William p Farhefty at
| Perryville, Me-, was burglarized and be-
tween five and eight thousand dollars stol-
en-. Two packages containing So, TOO were
overlooked.
William Salentine the twenty nine year
/ old son OF Matthias Salentine. a prominent
merchant OF Milwaukee, dropped dead
while playing base ball. A blood vessel
burst in his heart
i Rev. Bruce I'll. Williams (colored) Of
/ Georgetown. s. G., who has been state SEN
/ ator for a number OF years, will be candi-
1 date for congress from the Seventh district.
| s. s. Davis, past grand supreme chancel-
1 lor, Knights of Pythias, died at Nashue, N.
| H.. OF excessive grief at his wife's death.
j August Schloechter, q Milwaukee boy, was
! crushedto death by the cars while saving his
| sister.
The statement that j. w. Rumsey & Co.,
on the Chicago board OF trade, had failed
was officially denied.
Consul General Armstrong returned to
| New York from Brazil recently on visit,
4 and renorta that the Southern 10 m lies who
emigrated to Brazil just after the war be-
| cause they didn't want to live under the
| American flag are located four hundred
miles back OF Rio Janeiro. raising water
melons and cotton, and making COM
Portable living.
There is story in Cleveland OF a rather
sensational conspiracy in the Knights OF