The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-02
Minnesota News Notes.

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A propositi IN is to be submitted 70 the
people of New Auburn, at the coming S.elec-
ton, to issue s., 500 in bonds to aid in the
construction of the st. Cloud, Mankato &
Austin railroad.
Gov. Hubbard Las decided tu admit the
Fergus Falls militia company into the
National guard, instead OF the company
formed at Morris.
James r. QUINN Of Farlbazlt died at hi
home in that city, aged twenty-five years, s.
Rev II W. Troy returned to Verndale
the 28th and was given a reception at the
Methodist Episcopal church., in honols: OF
his marriage to Miss Mary Hurlburt. r,ase r
| Last Tuesday night Sheriff Richler Of
Ramsey county, was in the Winona Jail
looking after q man who escaped from jail
EJuly 6. He found the man presenter to
him was not the party he was looking Tor.
| but as he glanced around the room be found
an old guest named Schmicker who was
one Of the escaped. Schmicker appeared to
| have jumped out Of the frying pan into the
Gre, as he was arrested under the name Ot
James Baker, July II for stealing horse
| and has received a sentence Of five years il
stillvater *
! The Campell murder trial at Princeton
has been transferred to Elk River, panel ca
l27 men only furnishing seven jurors.
The following corporations have filed ar
ticles of association with the secretary
state. The bank Of Minnesota capital 5000
! 00O, to commence business at ST. Pail On
| the 1st day o: November, 1882 The incor,
porators are William Dawson, Robert a
Smitn and Albert Sohetfer, and each OWL
ferson Silver Mining company Of St. Paul
| capital $500, 900, whose object is 10 own,
lease and operate mining property III Tie
| town of Jefferson, county Of Eye state 0
| state of Nevada, a. DeGrah, Lyman 0
Hodge and4E s. Goodrich are tht incorpora
tors.
The new Lutheru church III New CIl-i wa:
dedicated on Sunday, Oct, % The Rev. c
J. Albrecht Of New Tim conducted ths
dedicatorv service, assisted by severa! o1hel
Clergyman The edifice is neatly and ele
gantly fitted in the inside, and il a crcdittt
to the society and to the town.
I st. Peter Tribune: John Turner run bi:
thesbing machine forty~siZ days the past
season and during that time thrssi1ed Is, 81
buehels of wheat and 26, 99l bushels Of oats
Shorty Sullivan and James Murphy -
capped from the Ramsey county Jail on Sun
day last.
A weekly paper has been starred 1T Pins
Island by f. F. Hickob, cal]e,i the Journal
Jackson Republican, A foolish aud Ut
terly groundless article was recently pub
lished in St. Paul paper 10 the effect tha
the Jackson station agent is a defaulleT il
the sum of $780, Exchanges will rve Mr.
Stant1eld Justice, which he certainly mer
it's as an boneFt man by correcting The er'
ror. $, : a.
Six cottages IN Second street. Duluth
owned by J. G. Howard, We're destroyed b,
an incendiary fire. Several of tlic OCCUPANT
barely escaped with their lives. The loss i
about St, 1000; insurance, $4,000.
THACKERAY AND MISS KEMBLE
How the Latter Dissipated the For
mer's 4sttack Of *'stage Fright"
From the London Telegraph.
| That the inexperienced actor shou!e
tremble nightly and exhibit all th'
symptoms Of nervous terror before goin,
on the stage is regarded by those versee
in hlstronic matters asa promising toke1
ola coming triumph; but that the same
rule holds good of public readers and re
citers might perhaps have been doubted
were it not that Miss Kemble vouche
for die fact that William Makepeac'
Thackeray himself, on the occasion
Of his first delivery Of lectures OF
ha i
spite bis great reputation and IN
by fear Of his audience. This accom-
plished lady happened to look in at Vii
lis's rooms just before the hour fixed 70
Thackeray's reading, and to her surprise
She found the eminent satirist standin:
like a forlorn, disconsolate giant il
the middle Of the room staring abou
him. "He held my hand like scarce
child" writes Miss Fanny Ken ole
'crying, oh, don't leave mel I ar
sick at my stomach with frightP But
said I, Thackeray, you mustn't stanc
here. Your audience are beginning to
'.',ne in" and SO saying Miss KeHoble
Kindly led him out into the retiring rool.
adjoining the lecture hail. The novels
had left the manuscript Of his lecture ol
The reading.desl, and Miss Kemble vol
untecred to recover it for him. and in sa
doing scattered the leaves all about tn
floor. In the greatest confusion ant
distress she took the wreck of his nlan.,
ript'back to Thackeray, thinking sh
had done some irreparable injury Til,
real kindness of heart of "Mr. Titmacsl
showed itself at once my dear soul
he said, ''you couldn't have donc bette
for me. have just quarter of an hou
TO wait here, and it will take me abon
that time to page this again, and it's tn
best thing in the world that could have
happened.'' $50 left him." adds th'
celebrated daughter of Charles kembie
ito give the first of that brilliant cours
IF literary historical essays with which
Ire enchanted and instructed countless
| audience in England and America