Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-02-16

steam whaler at 800, 900 to 20 from San
Francisco in search Of the Jeanette, and also
appropriating $175, 900 for equipping and
supplying her with stores
Miss Carrie Noah, the only daughter of Mai.
j. J. Noah, private secretary to Secretary Ram
sey, and one of the early settlers of ST. Paul,
will be married on the 10Th inst to Mr.. w. b.
|. washington. t.i VI INK iii Il.
u The ub-committee of the house committee
on Pacific railroads decided to report to the full
committee in favor of the right of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company to execute the mort
gage of it's property, consisting of lands and
other possessions for SAC, 900. 600.
In the senate the other day g. pension was
voted Mohammed Kahn, a native of Bombay,
who was asoldier of the Forty third New York
volunteers, and was wounded at Gettysburg.
The willy MOhammedan thought he had a good
claim for damages against the United States for
$50, 900, and was disguised at a pension of
So a month from the date of the passage of the
act
Mr. Washburn's bill for the entry and sale of
lands and for right of way to railroad corpora
tons locating line of road through public
lands may obtain the right by making the en-
try Of lands at the land Office of the district
through which the line runs, and paying the
cash prices.
The president, in an interview with Delegate
Cannon of Utah, assured him that Gov Murray,
in his late performance in Utah in connection
with deciding upon certificate of election, in
no sense represented the president. What he
did was entirely upon his own authority, and
the presidents very far from being satisfied
with the wisdom and propriety of the course
pursued by the governor
Information has been received at Dubuque,
Iowa, that Bishop Hennessey, who has been in
Rome since the first Sunday in Advent. Novem-
ho 10ifv ,1ovy Loo
Berlin, the capital of the German empire Be-
fore his departure from Rome the pope acceded
to his earnest request for the appointment of
another Catholic bishop in Iowa, in the person
of the Very Rev. E. M. Hennessy, Lazarist of
st. Louis The new see will be located at Des
Moines. @ @
Inquiry made at the census Office for the
missing report on the manufactures and COM
merce o. St Paul reveals the fact that nothing
has been received here from the special agent
for st. Paul and Saltwater. The report is said
to have been mailed some two months at St
Paul, but as nothing has been heard from it
since, it is believed to be lost, and Gen. Walker
has commissioned John W. Fernald, one of the
census Office experts, who prepared the report
for the e.t!of Syracuse, N. Y, to proceed to
st. 7 aul and Saltwater. Mr. Fernald has al
gone to his field of labor.
scheme is on foot among certain set in
army circles for the benefit of Gen. Schofeld
and st. Louis The scheme is that about MAY
l Gen. Schofield shall demonstrate to President
Garfield that it will be impracticable to stay
in New Orleans during the summer,
owing to the probability of fever there, and
suggest st. Louis as temporary summer loca-
ton for the head quarters. Then the business
men of st. Louis will make grand effort to
have the headquarters at that city permanently,
and if successive the attempt will be made to
change the boundries of the department. to &C
communicate the new situation of the COM
mandant