The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-16

fore will give You until the 10th inst. 70 put the
affairs of your Office in shape and on that oate
TO hand your resignation to the board OF county
commissioners Of your county. Ii 'nis &C. t ;,oa
is not taken upon your part within the tlme
specified shall deem it my duty to proceeeoo
against YOU under the provisions OF chapter lOo
IF. HUBBARD, Governor.
The treasurer, according to Mr. Knox ls ID
deficit to the amount OF Pl ,oo4.SO
D,l!C2 O'Br.en's Sudden Death In st. Paul.
Mr.. D loa O'B,ien, orc Of the best known
and highly esteemed citzan5 OF Minnesota,
dropped dead Ia It Sunday morning IL the Etucy
of Bishop Ireland st st. Paul. Dir. OHIO Il, at
the time Of his death Was on Lis way TO 'he
cathedral and stopped at the parcon age ADJ IN,
ing to speak to Bishop Ireland. He was g: a ed
IN chair conversing with the reverend eeIi!e-
man, and without the least indication OF suffer
ing Or lin SO, threw up his arng, Lis body col
vu!sel with sp ISM, AMI before the bisnop
could rea ize it, lie was cead. The congrega-
:ion in the cathedral vas in medlately noified
Of the sad occurrence, and few could realize tie
truth. 1t is supposed that his death was oc-
,4sionod by disease OF the lie :rr
Dillon OBrien was born in June, 1913. Ii
Roscommon equity, Ireland. He was edr-a1Aa
i'll Judgwood college. Dublin, from which 1iist
tlt!on he graduated during the year 1872 Ia
1855 he disposed If all his property "a Il 's-
common and Limerick coun les, and with i':s
family migrated to this country. be spent
,uy t Years in Detroit, Mich, as publ: IL
true or. He was then appointed to al oIic7,
at Bay Geld Wis CT In Ian Instructor.
Oar Ii, tue yeay 1868 be lett DarG ID en-
aaa mo the state OF Minnesota, N wing his
:oi.4c al poll, where Re reu1elned two
years, finally going to 81: Paul waere ne re-
a i1p TO !h, tine Of lis ur.t Ia ) i .ul
he became the lrincipa; p.ollctor OF tbs Colon
z4Siol bnrc2u, AM as it5 tuua Ter be t,oi
m )se az i've part. II, w.5 always ri 'st happy
waen ASSISTING his country!n n, sod 10 proHi D.
ig tlie!r inter. 81 IN Arnerlca tue greater part
Of his lat-er lis WAS spcGr.
As q tizen he Was be-; in the b gl;est esteem
II all with WHO le came il cJn: &, AMI it
fow who real ie s;lJr! st ,r.*. pro :ucSs o. his
n, rec 'g::ize 10" 13lor,ug J.; be '7as l1nbued
Nth love for 10 :nEi1t II gea1';i, and ten Ter
ness towarl h.e cjuntTynel II parlic -l.r.
irisllln u and Americans al:Ae will mourn his
death NJ. G'Brien leaves wife and seven
Children Ill Of whom residents Of s.. Paul,
a.: d two, are among 1he most Prominent law
yers.
Rural Minnesota Elopement.
On Saturday evening last Sergt. John West of
IL minneapolis police force, received tele-
gran from 51r. John W. Frsdericks, a farmer
81 :,,g near Murdoch station on the Breckin-
i,'ge division Of the Aai.itoba railway, but now
absent fl ON home, stating that his wife had
PROBABLY eloped with one Samue! J. Giser; an
other farmer residing in the same vicinity. The
sergeant was further req uestei to apprehen the
guilty couple if they should within his bail
lick
NJ warm trail was found until the sergeant
listed the ST James hotel, where he found Tie
anne IS. J. Josephs and wife, Clcntarf,' reg
s'erel on the books Of the house. Being sat-
set, the officer postponed his Formidable at
.c!i until q later hour. At i o'clock lu0ay
no-aiEg he called at the room to which
Joseph and wife, had been assigned, accom-
9auied b? Two patc5men and equipped for tue
trying duty with dark lantern. They took
sc' ecAl ana separate look over the ransom
irst discJye ring two beds il thu apart
me It, and then that enc OF these contained two
UNCONSCIOUS -leepers from AurIock. TIE rays
# the dark lalt SRI were turned directly upon
The two heads n-stled lovingly together on tbs,
pillows, when the woman swoke with sta.
and bounded with surprising sSiijtyF in;0 tic
;noccdpied bed, but 20 late to y, vent tn:
grand catsst ophe. G.ser was placed under
arrest a d taken to the police station, but hirs
frede icis WAS permitted to remain at the no
el unsji the arrivalof lbs nus band from Msir-
!oca. What rundars Giaar. couduc. especial
= criminal, is the fact that wi4eu sis wife died
month ago, lie and his young child were given
home b. Ir. Fredeslcks.
iiErses:ts Con@r, ssiona' Districts.
The neg Districts are composed Of the fol-
owing counties r6spt c1ively:
Ei,s. Drtc;c!-f5ouston, Fillmore, Mower,
Free ,i2, S:-oi5. Dodge, Ol,as:ed, Wi1ona az!
Sab ska
Second Dstrict-Fa,jba71It, Blue Earth, Wa
SECS, Evstonwn, ia tia, Co-fc0w' c!. Jackson
Ly..l, Lle'iwo.A brosn, Nicoi:et Y l.,s Moi
ai: :, Lac t:si r&rje. siDlev AID L., St. II.
Third D.sttic+-G 3c1!lue, Rice 8 lkofa
Scot, Cs,v"r, Mcleo!, Geeier, Haniiy OH
Rc!7ll!e, swift and Chippewa.
Fourth Dis;rlct-Waslucto TOT, Ramsey, Hen
St>i go IT. Dina on, ho s4,ei-n
Isen j. ans: Slertir5.e
flftI D:snict-'ile Lscs, Benton. Morrison,
S'earrs, 1ope. Douaiass, Stevens, Biz; stone,
TraveIs~ rGGrsnt, ie$o, Gre" Ming, Atkin,
Becker, C!a:: Polk, B..ltar Marshall, X ,ts L,
Itasca St. Louis, LAX ani Cook.
Secombe's IrjnEcticns Denied.
At minneapolis Mr.. Q A Secom5e filed an
affidavit Of 20 anpwe? in the matter of the so
pllcston for wit OF il nr ciion to issue against
Chas. M:t.ei5cn, as Treasurer Of the staie OF
on the new bonds issued to take up the OH
State railroad bonds, aud applied for judgment
and TIE rehef dem 'nded in the complaint il
said acton Judge Young almost Immediately
filed the following deciAion:
This action coming on to be heari upon the
application OF tile plaintiff for the relief de-
! n,sndea therein, for want Of an answer; snd
TIE plaintiff having been heard upon the ssii
applicant o. it IS ordered /! at the :p;lica l:,l2
be and uerl-3y is denied. A. Il. YOUNG, Judge.
H. Gilett OF Lake City has obtained a reissue
| Of his patent Oh straw burning attachment fo7
farm engines, it being, as described in the let
ters patent, a portable straw burning det.ch-
able fire box, having CRATE, and provided with
an opening or door through which the straw
may be fed and having al opening or tue for
applying the same to a farm engine boiler. y"
There are several ipfringements on Mr. Gillett's
patent that ho proposes to look after.
Wheat is coming into F-rgt,s Fall III large
quantities, more than half OF it grading No. /.
The condition Of wheat is much better than it
was in the fall It is estimated that fully one
third of last easons crop is yet to be marketed
in that county.
Negotiations have been for some time pending
between a number of the leading citiz Gus of S.
Cloud and committee of the Sank Rapids Water
Power company, looking to the improvement
of the Sank Rapids water power. Propositions
have been ma lie from both parties, but no def
| mite result has as yet been reached.
Wadena banking business the ?ast year
amounted to 50 50, 900; other BUSINESS $3.50,
900: and building improvements 49,, 900.
The small pox cases at Hokah are doing
we'll
The Northwestern Chronicle, (Cathoic) no.
tees some recent PASTORAL appointments made
by the 1t. Rev. bishop. Rev. Edward Cogh-
Ian has exchanged St Mary's. Shakopee, for
Gessen Lsud, Rev. T. Ryan who formerly at
tended Gessen Land with other missions in
sibIey county, rese1ving for the future sill his
attention for Green Isle, and the Assumption
with residence a. Green Isle. Rev. NJ. A. Bru-
ton has taken Father Ccghlan's place at Shake
pee Rev. P. Danehy, lately ordained has been
appointed assistant at the Cathedral. Rev. P
McCsbe has gone to St. Mary's Waseca county,
attending thence to Byron. in the same county.
Rev. P. Schmid formerly of Rollingstone, Vino
Ia county. at DuglaS. Dakota
county.
Mr. E. ". Bazlle of St Paul claims that
he was the first white Nah bora in Minnesota
4 Woman On the Divorce Business.
Augusta Moore says in the Evangelist: Il
took up daily paper one day and saw nine
teen divorces in it. took up another ard
saw FIVE. I went to certain church ard