The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-22

An attempt Is being made ~ the dissatis.
fed Donnelly democrats, Ito dispose SPRING
er as chairman Of election committee. >:
The Little Falls Transcript says there will
he quite number of buildings erected In
that town this season. ..I
The Arkansas, of the Keokuk Northern
line, arrived in St. Paul on the 10Th, the
first boat of the season. 4rY
St. Cloud has organized lodge Of the A.
O.. W., which shows her good sense on
general principles.
1t is reported that there will be no change
in the arrival and departure Of trains on the
Northern Pacific, under the summers time
table
A sad case of inebriety was shown up IN
Cincinnati, the other day. A prominent
physician named Mccarthy, who few years
ago had a practice worth $4,000, was sent
to the workhouse for 80 days, fined 500 and
placed under $500 bonds to keep the peace.
During march there were 21,658 immi-
grants arrived in New York, of which num-
Der 6,5O3 were from Germany, 4,007 from
Ireland, 2,7s0 from England, and the rest
from other different countries.
A. S. Foote, the forger, and former partner
of Brick Polneroy's, in the Lacrosse Demo-
crat, has been bound over to trial in the cir
cult court, and was committed to Jail in de-
fault of bail, which was fixed at 81. 500.
Of the small lakes in the vicinity of Perham,
last week. 1t is supposed to be the remains
of a settler who disappeared suddenly. some
fOnr He voroho h)v WI, ri oro1
by indians, as his skull was crushed, the OH
ly mark found. -.
Chastine Cox, the murderer of Mrs. DIR.
Hull, and Pietro Balho, the Italian who
murdered his bea utitul young wife, through
jealousy, were both taken before one Of the
judges OF the superior court, of New York,
and resentenced to he hung, as the conv:c-
ton of both of murder in the first degree
has been affirmed by the court Of appeals.
The anti-third term Republicans are de-
termined to hold q convention in St. Louis,
and bolt the national ticket, If the Chicago
convention persists in nominating Grant
This action would probably place Demo.
cratic candidate in the White House, and if
General Grant does not soon come ont and
tell the people what he intends to do, he
will find that he has passed the zinth of his
fame and will rapidly disappear into OBJ
livion. They are grateful to him for his
services, but wouldzrather he would not act
the coquette in this political campaign.
An accident occurred on Sunday morning
to Il mixed train Oh the St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba railway, near West Union,
about five miles above Sank Center, by which
several cars were thrown off the track and
one man killed and hoy injured. The &C.
cident was caused either by the defective
wheel of a box car or the generally democrat
lied condition of" the Car itself. The man
killed. H. Gould, was Canadian with a
party Of immigrants, and was in the box car
at the time with some horses. His nephew,
Il lad OF about fifteen years, as injured in
ternally, a horse lying across his chest when
he Was found. 1t is hoped that his injuries
will not prove fatal A special engine was
sent to take Drs. Gilman and Beehe, Of thi s
city, to the scene of the accident.-St.
Cloud Journal.