Warner Sun Publisher J C Macleod notice
The Warner Sun lists J C Macleod as publisher and notes entry at Warner post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1886
Page
1
The Warner Sun lists J C Macleod as publisher and notes entry at Warner post office as second class mail matter.
The paper notes Mr. Pulitzer resigning from Congress to run the New York World, a quieting Southwestern strike in East St Louis with militia, and boycotts against Jay Gould. It reports Mandan Pioneer accusing Western Union over rates, Dakota bill fate uncertain, Big Sioux opening likely, Dawes bill advancing, and possible presidential veto concerns over Indian land compensation.
A special to the Evening Journal reports Sir John A Macdonald's serious illness. Ottawa physicians say he may not recover from his current attack, with a doctor predicting the premier may rally briefly but the end is near. The Commons has sent him for the last session.
A massive fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed the five story Boston block at Hennepin Avenue and Third Street in Minneapolis. Post office valuables were saved by quick removal to the Security Bank, but total losses reach about $210,000 with Miller Bros. Wholesale Hardware facing around $85,000 in damages.
A Washington physician warns the President and cabinet show signs of sickness. Estelline Bellman of North America and Dakota resists change in political printing, debating Grover Cleveland's physique and feasibility of a press exchange. The piece mocks the idea of replacing the press with a better wheel-driven model.
A Dakota piece lauds its milder weather and farming advantages citing Michigan snowfalls of seven feet and two feet in Detroit. The author contrasts Dakota seeds and land with Michigan storms and mocks Michigans for complaining about snow.
In the House of Commons Mr Gladstone’s speech supporting a bill for an Irish parliament drew loud cheers and cheers. Mr Parnell affirmed the united support of both US parties for Ireland’s emancipation as spectators and allies. The world’s audience, including Americans, hailed Gladstone’s words and the Ireland cause.
The seventh artesian well in the Jim River valley near Ellendale has reached a 50 gallon flow at a depth of 1050 feet, continuing a recent decline in yield.
Land Office Aberdeen Dakota records a settler Tusovoek Schxnts filing for proof to claim northwest quarter of section 13 township 66 range 66. Proof dated April 19, 1486, with witnesses Edwina Fisk Samuel Punches Wm Wright and C A Towers of Edmunds County. Registered by T C McCoy. Attorneys Dennis and Hute.
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