The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-08

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Noble Garfield has set the wedding day.
1t is June IA, at Mentor, Ohio, and her
late fathers private secretary j. Stanley
Brown, writes that he will7Soaimence life
then. The ceremony will be a double one,
as one Of the Garfield boys will marry .
Miss Maxon on the same date.
Tie Rome correspondence OF the London
News a The Irish clergy will shortly
receive orders from the episcopacy to
make every effort to remove the bad i'm.
preston produced by the rescript. Its
purely religious character Will be empha.
sized and all political intention disclaim-
ed.
at Murick's Ferry, neat st. Charles, on
the Missouri river, the Sheriff OF st. Louis
county and a posse Of three deputies en-
deavoring to arrest a gang 90 river men
and a battle ensned. in which Deputy
Albert Ahlieldt was fatally injured. Dep
utS John Monohan was seriously shot
through the bowels and Deputy 6. @. Car.
ret was hit three times By bullets. but not
dangerously wounded. Sheriff Allen be-
came separated from the party and has
not been heard OF since. 1t ii feared that
he also has fallen q victim to the despera-
does. There appears to have heen seven
men b Law in ambuah The whole
party is knowb snd a posse is now in
search OF them
When the Pacific express on the North.
ern Pacific coming east arrived at Fargo
a wee lad. apparently about ten years old,
stepped therefrom. and pausing to study
the circus bill boards was observed BY a
policemen who, noting that the boy did
not return to the train, took him in
charge. The little fellow who il bright
and well dressed, says his name Is doe
E~t,~I 4hN4 kzN-sflI ~. fl- -
that he lived at No. 1874 Jaenaon street,
Chicago Hearan away from home three
weeks ago to 60 out West whefo the great
hunters are. He bad no money and says.
he went as far as Yellowstone Park, and
returning had stopped e few days at
Fargo. lie was o working toward
hpme.
Frederick N. ToYe, township clerk. bis
wife and three children, were burned 70
death Ii their house 1T Ellington. A girl
81 thirteen was the only one Of this
family saved.
AZ Milenbere, n resort on Lake Pon.
chantrian, within il few miles ofNew Orleans,
one man was killed and ten others injured,
tt Ii feared MORTAL b 4 Neutrality-suspicious..
A sudden storm came up from the lake.
and q large Number Of peopls Rought re-
fuge in q tent III one Of the gardens. The
1911 ~ hNHorA - iNM AA0AitEAt~t Rat hAftEH
ing its height the tent was struck with the
result above stated.
A six.year.ela sen 81 ,. Rogers Of Lake
City. Minp., got mad at Walter. son Of
John Montgomery. who Is a year younger,
and struck him several blows or The head
with an iron rod. causing injuries that may
result fatally. The victim is now III q
critical condition.
The ore docks at Escanaba. Mich., were
the Seem az a riot. The ore trimmers de.
manded higher wages and struck. New
men were put on, but when they appeared
Tor work the strikers ASSAULTED them sa3-
egely with picks, abovels stones and clubs,
seriously i~njnring several. The riotysmas
finally queIled. and ten 81 the leaders are
10 jail.
Floods o. rain have fallen for over sixty
hourn in Illinois. and Thousand 81 acres
oi growing corr are under water. Rivers
and streams are doing much damage to
bridges and ~iencing.