The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
MIS- 9CELLANEotta

It is stated with much positiveness that Pres
ident Davis, OF tho senate, favors the admission
OF Dakota into tho Union, and will vote for the
! bill. He holds, 1t is said, that the southern
portion OF Dakota is entitled by reason Of pop
ulation and other considerations to admission,
and that it is not 4 question for partisan CON
sidera'ions: Judge Davis vote, combined with
In the senate, and as the republicans control
the house, 1t would appear tho measure has Il
good prospect of becoming law at tho present
session
Abraham Eetler, whose fortune was crushod
ty & Chicago corner some time since. IL still
Living by hie wits, but he is now on tho wrong
aide Of the law, Just a. he WAS on tho wrong
false checks overreachcd several Of lis Old
brethe II Of tho board to the fluid Of 500, 900,
he is row in trouble, and the only way to ge.
ont OF the responsibility is in tho direction o:
Joliet
Mrs. Justice John Mclean, ono of tho pio-
neer mothers of Cincinnati, is dead. She leaves
two sons by her FIRST husband 10 t5ihuesot,,,
band was Judge John McLsan Of Cincinnati,
once justice of the supreme court Since Judge
McLean's decease, in 1861, Mrs. Mclean has
mado her home in tho cast nnd with her sons
in Minnesota. A groat part CT he: life has been
spont in Washington.
Parties interested in tho driven we'll cases
derive comfort frcm the decision Of Judge
Wallace of Syracuse, N. y, denying preini-
nary injunction asked for by Andrews e. Co.
against a number OF complainants. 1t is said
that numerous aflidavits were filed showing
that driven wells wore put down at Saratoga
eprings as early as 1854.
5ssDr. J. s. Graham, formerly of Duluth, but
recently of Superior, died Thursday morning
OF heart disease, at tho age Of eighty years. He
I, <t,1
lake, and at one time had = large practice lie
has children living in Genesee, N. Y, whithol
his remains will be sent for interment.
Governor Rusk has sent message to the
Wisconsin legislature indicating no will not ap~
prove any bill transferring the St. Croix md
grant to the Omaha Dr. any other road that does
not provide for the payment Of the claims OF
laborers.
Dennis O'Donohue, a Catholic parish priest,
OF Brownsburg, Ind, has commenced y suit
| against Bishop Cholard, Of that diocese, for
80, 600 damages, for suspendinS him from his
pricstly duties, rs alleged, without just cause.
tis stated On the best authority that the Ca.
| madam mounted police force in tho northwest
| is to bo raised in strength from 800 to SOC
| men. The step is absolutely necessary for the
preservation OF peace and order in tho future.
Gov. Jerome, OF Michigan, has called in G.
ira session Of the Legislature to meet Fehr,1-
0iJ W CoueiAeA
mont, relief oftire sufferers, and the report OF
| the tax law commission
! Monday morning Edward Morrison, supposed
to be from Fond du Lac, al inmate of the
county jail at St Panl, Was found dead i'll tbs
corridor by oae of tho prisoners.
A. IL. Birney, so,l OF our minister to the
Hague, died at Fort Keogh. He had occasion
to have his foot amputated and deycr rallied
from the shock.
At Ottawa A. l.. O'Ccnnor, brother Of
tho Iato Vicar OConnor, died suddenly from
inflammation OF tbs Lungs.
All commercial men selling gcod, in Mon.
tana are required !y law to pay $500 veal
ctrer same for sale. THIS amount is made in
| quarterly payments.
DIR. James Johnson, one OF the best krow1
citizens of Milwaukee, is dead.