The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-22

The cattlemen OF the Chicakasaw nation
OF the Indian territory lately opposed the
tax Of 81 per head for cattle grazing On
Indian lands, aud drove the collector and
his deputies away. A p~eaeeable settla'
ment was attempted, but Without resuls
favorable to the Indians. The cowboys
began to assemble, and now about hNs
hundred are rendezyoused In the southern
part OF the nation. GOV. Guy has ordered
ont the national militia. about one hum
dred Indians, and they are assembled nov
at Armore, preparatory to moving upon
the cowboys.
Mrs. Ellen Cronin, one OF the Oldest set
tiers OF this county, and perhaps the olds
est person in the United States. died in Ia
Sueur county, MINI. Mrs. Oronin lived e
the advanced age OF III years. She was9A
native Of Limerick, Ireland, M emigtat
ed to this country ia 1850 settling 10 ~
Sueur county in 1857, where she has resid.
ed ever since. She was the mother oitix
children, all Of whom she survived, tbaS
last OF her children being buried eightYsaTs
ago. She retained all her faculties up 70
within a few days Of her death.
Miss Fanny Mason, daughter pr CoL
Mason OF Fort Smelling, Miss Daisy JAWS
daughter Of HenryG Davis. and 4 Atse
daughter Of Mrs. Charles IL. Furness, wem
/ WV AAAAA III ~ ANNNAiA III ~ - $50 49,
their horse became frightened and dasheaI
down the street at a terrible rate q speet
All three were thrown out. and Miss Aaas
on was seriously and perhaps fatally in
iured.
An u~nprovoked murder occurred near
Hayward, Wis. Baptiste DeTnere, an W.
dian, has frequently threatened to kAi
Charley Paulien, a Frenchman, but no ~
t~ention was paid to it. One morning wnie
Paulien was ~conyersing with Demereis ~
ter at Mrs. Warren's boarding house, De
mere entered with an old muskeb arq
aimed It Paulien's breast. The bulleS
struck 4 button, which was carried Through
the body. The murderer was arrested ~
fore he could escape.
Mrs. Sheridan. mother oi Gen. Philip III
Sheridan, died at her home at Somerss
Ohio. after d long illness. Mrs. gherldan
was korn ia County Caymn, Ireland. cams
to the United States In 1928. and 10 0hip
1882. She was never robust il apre44
ance. Her stature was ANAL. she hSs4
III the home which the general purchases
Tor the family prior to the war.
The village OF Glasgow. on the BslesGsR
railroad. In Pennsylvania. was the acsHs
Of a double trngedy. Ellis WineerS Z
iaFmer. was shot and Instantly killed "
4 woodsman named Mckee. for 3 Gauss
not known. Mckee Immediately snqs
himself IN The head fatally.
The truth about the dissatisfaction
l. Secretary Whitney With his present pQH.a
tion is probably this; His course q e
ministration has TO q certain exteF.
aroused the ~hail-hidden ~antacOnism
certain naval officers. and many tblns
have occurred which have indicated Inter
nal isiesina For example il is AAlA q.
chanes Ia tys% accounts ofthe dsrAStmaH
did not suit the officers, Who ere oplisH&
occasionally tB walt Tor thcir menss sogAe
w~hatlopeer than before. Then there n%.
arisen b renrwud strife hetwaen tns
elements 81 discord ia the unyy re
and stan. and each has p~etili0pcd the
r~etarS@untl he has shown aistaste tof tn@
sort 81 work.
At a Ere ia New York. corner 81 seeQN2
street and Second avenue ten people 49,
injured. aud one mau WAS killed. Ns.
koerig jumped IRON n second story VIZ
dow and WAS SERIOUSLY Injured. Aezrst
Bnrlick lel down through tho srattle
that hanse 20 the floor below. and .e3'
alter died. Mrs. Julius Clemens was
" burned about thu head and body Ky
she and her husband we're injured 4sH
i~ahaling flames and smoke.
The most terrific alrctrle storm aSs.
witnessed Is Southern Dakotapasxea ~
Sioux Fails. IN reminded old Holas.fe
An artillery euenkemtnt Several eat
wfFeStrsek and eve hpfses klsea
1sAss-< ceeidence was niso aAfqsk,
int q largeShoie IN the r0pi hnh uNns =
An'uRteA wefe iniarea.