The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-06

The merchandise exports during May past
aggregated in value S47, 0OS, 674 against
S43, 236 100 in May, 1887. Imports aggre-
gated S60,473, 65l in May past against S.
665,627 in May 1857.
For three days the heat in New York City
has been almost insufferabie. The highest
thermometrieal point reached was o. degrees.
There were four deaths reported from heat,
and thirteen prostrations in New York and
fifteen heat prostFations in Brooklyn.
Astartling state of affairs exists in Green
wood county, Kansas, from the fear Of rabid
dogs. The whole coautry is terTorized. Nine
persons have been bitten and three have died
after suffering the most acute pain from by
drophobia. A wholesale slaughter of CANNES
is now going on.
One Of the most valuable deposits Of lead
ever discovered has been struck near Galena,
i'll. The mine was visited by two experts,
who pronounce the ore pure native sulphide
Of lead, containing 1868 per cent Of lead and
.i345 per cent. Of sulphur. The experts who
have examined the mine are of the opinion
that it win yield NOT less than 100000
y ads of ore,
TIE town Of Brunswick, M~innesotahas been
visited by a large panther which has been
seen several times in close proximity TO the
pogtofice. A farmer named Olson was
chased several miles by the brute, and a1oth-
er farmer ran right upon him in the woods,
but he was then in q dOcilemood and sneaked
off into the brush. Several sheep have been
killed and deyoured by the panther. Al party
Of hunters started out to look for him, and
until he is killed no one a to venture out
doors after dark.
Postmaster Lee of ST Paul has Just re-
ceiyed the order from the p~ostofice depart
ment related to printed matter upon enyeE
| opes. 1T is based on an act of congress passed
recently, the object Of which is 70 prevent
Matchmaking through the mails. Hereafter
no unfortunate debtor will receive an enveI
! ope bearing the big bold black legends
lections' across the envelopes. Such letters
as those prohibited BY the order viii be
promptly confscated BY the postmaster.
What may prove a valuable addition to
the industries and wealth of Black River
Falls, Wis, and vicinity has been discovered
Ia some beds Of Kaolin near there. The
quality has been tested by ONE porcelain
manufacturers at East Liverpool, Ohio and
Is pronounced frst-class. IT Is not yet known
in what quantities IL can be found. A vein
has been dug Into nearly twenty ieetindepthi
With no signs of its failing. Farther iuvesti
cations will be made as o as possible to
ascertain If the quantity Is sufficient TO war
rant the establishment of a porcelainSactory
Al conflict occurred between two tribes o
Alaska Indians, the Chiicats and Sitkas. 4
large party Of prospectors started up th'
Yukon with Il tribe OF Sitka Indians, undel
Chief Geesge, as freighters. A combat re
suited, in which the chief Of the Chileats wal
killed. The Indians demanded life for life
and chased the Sitkae into Haineep a whit
settlement. The whites projected the life o
Chief George through the day, but 81 nigh
he was murdefed BY the stealfhy Chilcats
Fearing 81 massacre, the whites sent TO til
coast for help, which arrived just In time i
the shape 81 d man-ofWar.
Charles in~ksftonSo the town OF Corinna
twelve miles from Clearwater. Mimi. in dig
ging d cellar, came across the refnaine OF sew
en- persons IN q state Of good preservation
4 They were found III q kind of mound, mi
were buried with their heads down, aDd wer
sgorB seven 10 eight feet in height. and mus
have been placed there at least two hundrel
E=af~ago. as on the top o~ftheIpound wast "a
stump ofap elm tree Two fret III diameter
n From the fnrmatiqn o. the skulls they mus
have been OF eh inferior race ofmen. The tcetl
ia tae eN bones were mostly sound, an
I not HkC-ae teeth of the ~presentrace Of men
Emilsen Loutzensheiser. who mysterionsI
disappeared several weeks ago, has Just Il
turned TO his home at2fsestca. Ohio. raggel
and dirty, relates d remarkable tale. Il
says that On the day pfthe disappearance
tramp Approached asaaa Il the Fl Woyn
depot and. pnlliag out handkefrhief. bel.
tito his laee Ha became unconscious. anl
wlep be teeotercd 10 was IL ascottle ear Wit
thrive tgampk and two other boys, He VA
4, keptin the ea4 nntiAttoona, RH., WAS Fekehe8
wiaen ne and his competitions were t0ke
70 q huNse IL tbe woods, where there we're Il
otneg bQVe an4 iNo trafnra guarding then
They had ~ been A'Hp6ppel Ha8 held 70
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