The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08

William Warner OF Kansas City was in
duced by confidence men to go to Law
renee, Kansas, and pay $4,000 foT two
gold bricks, which, it was said, had been
found by an Indian in New Mexico. The
bricks were valueless.
There was a decrease OF nearly $11. 000,-
600 in the public debt during September.
The Illinois state board oil equalization
has raised the ar vsement on Chicago and
Cook county real state to $50. 600, 600
against $1l3, 600, 600 as first reported.
The Virginia supreme court denies the
petition for a rehearing in the case of T.. j.
Cheverins, the murderer OF Lillian Aadi-
son of Richmond.
Col j. w. Hawkins was shot and killed
near Harrodsburg, KY, by unknown par
ties. Two OF his sons have been murdered
in the last three years.
The dispute between the ct onecutters and
the stonemasons and bricklayors in Chica-
20 has resulted in considerable delay in
business in course OF construction.
The statement is published that a gre at
lockout at the Chicago stock yards had
been decided upon. Some time during
this month the pa ckibg houses win all close
down. and rem ain closed until the ques.
~ &c
Mrs. Otis Hoyt OF Hudson, Wis, died in
Boston, after a brief illness. She was the
reliet Of the late DIR. Hoyt, for many years
one of the most prominent physic ians IN
Northwestern Wisconsin.
W. p. Byrne. a boot and shoe dearler at
burlington, Iowa, failed, with liabilities OF
81. 700.
A laborer named Mclean, living at
Prairie grove, OAK, near Glendale, was
killed by the cars.
AT MarshfieId. Wis, the first snow OF the
season fell on the LIST inst.
Bishop Ireland OF ST. Paul recently pur-
chased q fine driving team OF M. Burns OF
High Forest, OImsted Co. for $500.
Late dispatches from Vienna report an
extremely excited feeling there. At Pesth
the general expectation is that Russia VIII
force matters to an issue at once. There
seems to be no doubt that the Bulgarians
will stand firm in defiance Of Russia, now
that Austria is at her back, and events are
likely to march now at lively pace.
Sir John A. Macdonald's condition, men
tai as well as physical, is causing much
concern. Eighteen months ago the premier
suffered from insomnia, and ever since his
mental powers have been decayine. "A
- %AtAtAC6A DDy otClAu SdNB lie 0OeS
not believe Sir John will be in q condition
to meet the house next season. His pow
ers are slipping away from him. He is
seventy three years oil age, and his COLLAPSE
! is imminent.
Telegram received from the head Of the
passenger department OF the Milwaukee a
SC. Paul stated that the proposed reduc
ton In local passenger rates in Minnesota
/, Wisconsin and Iowa to 3 cents per mile
wouid take eject on the 18th inst, insteac
OF the LIST prox. as formerly announced
This telegram also stated that 1t wa,
agreed to make the frst-class rate to Chi
cage $11.50.
In the circuit court OF the United Stafel
In Clevel and, Judge Walker denied the az
plicrtion Of William Tanner, ST., a saloon
keeper OF Alliance, Ohio, for an injunctio,
to restrain the village Of Alliance from til,
enforcement oftheprohibitory ordinance.
Judge }. A. Macdonald OF Scott county
MINI. has been nominated FOR congress- 5,
the Democrats.
William X. Vanderbilt's steel yacht Aly,
was launched at Wilmington, Del. Ii cos
$650.000, and is regarded as the fines
pleasure boat ever constructed. The prin
cipal Dimensions IRE: Length. 2S5 feet
breadth, 81 iset; depth OF hold, 21 feet: al
ameter Of propelling wheel. 13 feet: ton
displacement, 1911. The internal q,
rangements are as elaborate as those Of
! paiatial hotel. There will be many yarie
conyen fences, such as eIectricsicnalc speak
Ing tubes, telephones and electric lirht.
Mrs. J. B. Leblond. wife or DR.. j. +