The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-01

United States is Tonic Luton, a Frencl
cuadroon of New Orleans. He can sigl
his check for a round million.
Mrs. J. w. Mackay has met with a checl
in her social aspirations in London, anC
-, is less DESTROYS Of buying an expensive
, residence.
John Russell Youn. netted $4,000 o.
? his book, a Tour Around the World
Several clerks in the coast survey bureau
in which there have been so many scandal:
of late. are to be investigated on charges
OF drUnSeaness. etc,
PoStoficeS established: Minnesota: Isl.
Wood. Marshall county; Cheney, Dodat
county. Dakota: COMMON, Fall River
county, G, VI. Hollenback. Postmastcrs
commiSsi0sod-Minnesota Heron Lake,
G. c Cooley Junction, c. Bradley; kres'
ter, & Godding: Oakland, NJ. F. Shea.
F~ourth-clasS postmasterS appointed-Da-
kota: Hermosa, T. l.. Monaghan. Iowa:
Chlnic0the, n. Rayeh; Morseman, Mrs.
Sarah N. Margis, Wisconsin: Dane, NJ.
Helm,
Jerome Brown, otLee / Brown, Saranac,
Mica., disappears leaving forged paper
behind.
Gen. Butterfeld was married to Mrs.
: james AZ s.. Margaret's, Westminster,
London. The bishop OF Bedford conduct
( ed the services, assisted by Canon Farrar.
In June Rev. G. Thiele, a minister OF the
Apostolic Christian community at Nau-
I zeka. Wis, imported a large number of re-
rigious tracts for gratuitOus distribution
to ~promUlgate the tenets OF the society
among the Germans. Collector Hedden
Z assessed duty upOu them. The importers
brokers. Jumse & Co. OF New York, APP
pea}ci to the secretary of the treasury,
who has decided that as the tracts had
not been imported for the use of the relig-
ioUs society to remain its permanent prop
erty, they could not be admitted duty
free. Hereafter Americans will have to be
converted on American-tracts or not at
al, as the duty is almost prohibition on
the foreign article.
The following nominations have been
made: William Elliott, Democrat, 18th S.
c.; Lewis McComas, Republican,, 9th No;
Andrew Haben, Democrat, 9th Wis;
Joseph Z. Washington, Democrat, 9th
Tenn; James Bracket, Democrat, Sth
Wis; John P. Sanborn, Republican, 7tb
Mich.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge I. 0. o F. in
session at Boston elected the following Off
GERS for the next two years: Grand sire,
John H. White, New York; deputy grand
sire, j. c.. Underwood, Kentucky; grand
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treasurer, A. Shepard, Pennsylvania.
Two American citizens OF German birth
named Schmidt and Stuhr, who have been
spending several weeks on a visit to their
old homes in KEEL and Holstein, have been
ordered by the government to leave the
empire by October.
The Northwestern Lumberman's Asso-
citation, in session at Chicago, elected the
following officers: President, Z. 7. Durant,
Saltwater, Mimi; vice president, 0. c. Mer-
riman, Minneapolis, Mimi; treasurer, +.
l.. Hospss, Saltwater, Mimi; secretary, f.
s. Hotchkiss. Chicago; directors, r.
A. Carpenter, Chicago; 4. G.. Van Setback,
Chicago; A. T. Lay, Trayer2 City, Mich;
Charles Behrens, st. Louis; w. j. Young,
Clinton, Iowa; c. d. Coleman, La Crosse.
Wis; r.. G.. Peters, Manistee, Mich; n. G.
Foster, Fairchild, Wis; J.. NJ. Gould, Mo-
line, Ills; G.. w. Cable, Davenport, Iowa;
S. w. Farnham, Minneapolis, Mimi; ID.
Joyce, Lyons, Iowa; w. H. Layid, Winona,
Mimi; o. III. Ingram, Eau Claire, Wis; p.
NJ, Musser, Muscatine, Iowa.
A Mexican in the city OF Aguas Calientes,
Mex, is said to have pawned one OF his
children for 81 in order to obtain money
TO buy pulque.
France has restored to King NorodoD
the entire administration OF affairs in Cam
bodia, except the control of. the opium
monopoly and customs.
Blondon, the famous tight rope walker,
is living quietly in London.
Patrick Fay, a brother Of Charles Joseph
Fay, n magistrate for Dublin county, has
been arrested in Dublin on a charge Of
forgery.
Water in the Florida lakes and rivers is
higher than for many years, covering the
railroad tracks and greatly interfering with
travel.
The total values OF the exports OF mer
chandise from the United States during tbs
two s1ght and twelve months ended Aug
81, 1856, as compared with similar export,
during corresponding period of the proceed
ing year, were as follows: Two MONTH
ended Aug. 81, 1886, SOB, 969, Tie; 1885
$50, 895, 9T6. Eight months ended Aug
81, $431, 571,590; 1885, $424,431, S1S
Twelve months ended Aug. 81, 1856, $693,
sos so; 1885, $723, 800, It's. The i'm
ports were as follows: Two nsonths ended
Az. 81. 1885, $114,332,4 72; 1886, 500,
9S5,451. Eight months ended Aug. 81
1885, $442, 922. 0S4; 1886. $3SO.SS1, 600
Twelve months ended August 81. 1885.
$649, 903, 157; 1886. $571,5eS, 496.
The continued depression in the German
iron trade, especially in rails, is said TO be
due to English competition, and the out
loGa is extremely gloomy.
A German has invented an incandescent
lamp that does not require q vacuum.
The lighting part is a mixture OF conduct
ing and no~n-conducting elements.
Edward Solomon. the American compos-
er and husband OF Lillian Russell, WAS ar
rested on a charge OF bigamy, preferred by
his first wife, Lilly Grey, who AYERS tina!
he was never legally separated from her.
The strike OF the Western VI indow Glass
workeres was settled at a meeting OF tn,
glass workers association held at Pitts
burg, and work will be resumed in ever,
factory in the district as soon as the furna
ces can be heated. The basis Of the settle
II mont WAS last Year,s wanes The factnries