The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-26
provinces may be expected. The California
wheat crop will be large.
Political Notes and News.

Houston county (Minn.), republicans
nominated Mr.. O'Brien for the senate and
Trusts Paulson and VIM. 8. Potter for rep
resentatives-anti-Wi Window.
Sc 1T Co., (Minn.), democrats nominated
for SENATOR Maj. Fl. J. Peck; representative,
J. J. Lellz Of Belle Plaine.
The republicans of Wascca county nomin-
ated A. w. Jennison tor senator. and An.
thony Samperson for the house. No in
str'lctions for senator were given.
l,ice county, (Minn.), greenback conven-
ton nominated for senator, D. Cavanaugh
of Faribault; representatives, John J. Alex
an'ler Of Northtield, George w. Walrath OF
Morristown, z. l.. Sargent of Forest, J. 8.
Mather of Richland.
The Oregon senatorial contest has been
going ON for month with Ao final re-
suit.
Henry Ward Beecher, in his sermon last
Sunday advised his congregation to register
so that they might be able to select pure
men for office. If any person did not want
to vote the republican or democratic state
ticket, he might find the prohibition ticket
q good one to vote. 1t has been stated that
he himself was prohibitionist, but that
was uOC true.
Hon. H. B. Wilson, of Red Wing, Minn.,
has accepted the invitation of several citi-
zens to become All independent candidate
for the state senata.
Renvelle county, Mimi, republicans have
nominated for senator, J. 8. Niles: and Hen
ry Paulson, for representative.
The republicans of Stearns county, Mimi,
1,ov tod fo, Uo:k
The democrats of the 28th MINI. district,
nominated for senator, A. NJ. Fridley of
An )ka county; Solon Armstrong and D. B.
Anoka, and w. A. Smith of Isanti county,
for representative.
A prohibition convention in New Hamp-
shire have nominated for governor, Joseph
w. Fletcher, railroad commissioners, S. G.
Baker, George D. Dodge and William II.
Parker.
Gen. F. c. Winkler has been nominated
for congress by the republicans of Milwau-
kee and COL w. s. Stanley and A. H. Shep-
ard for state senators.
d. NJ. Morelett of Murray county, (Minn. J,
is a prohibition candidate for the legisla-
ture.
W. M. Campbell of Litchfield, Mimi. has
been nominated for the legislature by demo
Gratis and greenbackers
Thomas Wilson has been nominated for
the senate by the democrats of Winona, and
c. f. Buck +. A. Richardson I'D Henry
Becker, for representatives.
J. B. McKinnon of Red Wing, Minn, has
been nominated state senator by the prohi-
bitionists.
At the legislative district convention held
at Parker, Dakota, consisting of Lincoln,
ing ticket was nominated: H. A. Jerrold,
Lincoln county, member of the council; H.
Van Wort. McCook, representative G. W.
Harlan, Lincoln, D. G. Morgan, McCook,
and Joseph Allen Turner, were chosen CEN
tral committee.
The New Hampshire prohibitionists have
nominated Josiah w. Fletcher for governor
A Mower county, Mimi, republican con-
vention nominated for senator DR.. w. r.
Hollister, and Hans A. Anderson for the
house.
The democrats ofHouston county, Mimi,
have nominated for Senator, D. l.. Buell.
representatives, Fred Gluck, reman Gilbert
son.
Salem, Oregon Dispatch: On the forty
first ballot Joseph N: Dolph was elected
United States senator. He received tiity-one
votes.
"A Busy Colored Sexton in Texas.
Dallas, (Texas) Special: Last Spring Con-
stable Hodge was brutally murdered while
doing his duty by a, desperate namedNStev
ems and several accomplices part of the
gang were arrested a few weeks later, but
Stevens escaped to the Indian Territory.
He has been living among negroes. He had
misunderstanding with one whom he and
will he imported by the United Kingdom in
order to meet the increased deficit. In
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