The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12
mills for West st. Paul. This valuation is
made upon $40, ,0OO, 900 of real and personal
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citation of Congregational churches the Rev.
Jacob r. Shippcrds name was dropr ed from
| the list of ministerial membership.
The biennial movable committee of the
grand united order of Odd Fellows has re-
elected the old officers and selected Cncin-
natl for the next meeting.
The coinage of various United States mints
during September amounted to $S,OO9, 252,
of which So, 30O 100 was in STANDARD silver
dollars.
| a national convention of the Wolnan's
Christian Temperance union will be held in
Louisville on the 25th inst.
There were $4,000, 900 feet of lumber III
the Minneapolis yards OH the first of the
month.
From Foreign Lands.
Jennings London special says: The latest
estimate of the cost of the war is $50, ,O00, 900.
! 1t isno secret that it is intended that the
bulk of the Egyptian war bill shall fall up
on income taxpayers There is likely, as a
| matter Of course to be q great outcry that
| that the great majority of our people do not
pay any income tax, and therefore will sup
port MIR. Gladstone in clapping on the extra
| pennies that wllbe needed to foot tho bill
A farmer named Hunt was murdered last
Monday night near Boyle, county Roscom-
mon, Ireland. The crime was undoubtedly
agrarian. Several arrests have been made.
Thomas Brown, a farmer living in Castle
Island county Kerry, was shot dead near
| his own house-an agrarian crime.
There is CONSERVATION among the Parnell-
ties, owing to the report that on the recon-
mendation of Archbishop McCabe the Irish
Catholic hierarchy, now in session, has re-
fused to allow priests TO attend the forth
coming conference
Elaborate arrangements are being made
for Arabi'S trial at Cairo.
Personal and I,nDe1sO,eaL.
Mrs. Langtrys Rosalind is condemned by
the London critics because they claim it is
lacking in the essential elements of dramat-
ic genius, while the adjunct Of well-rounded
limbs is also lacking in her make up. Pos
sib]y the make up might be remodeled to
more robust development, for the benefit of
the critical ENGLISH eye. 1t is more than
likely that one of Mrs. Langtry's most fatal
| misfortunes is that she has lost favor with
the queen since she went upon the stage.
Gov Crittenden, of Mo-, has withdrawn
and abrogated the proclamation issued by
him on the 2Sth of July last, in which he
;; offered rewards for the arrest and conviction
of certain train robbers, he stating that the
chief actors in the said robberies are either
dead or in the custody Of laws of the state.
Lieut.. Gov. Charles =. Johnson, q leading
criminal lawyer Of st. Louis, will defend
James in any prosecution the state may
bring against him.
1t is said by an intimate friend of Minister
Sargent and' family tina .tthcy do not like
living in Berlin. Especially is this said to be
the case with Mrs. Sargent. In view Of
their distaste Of diplomatic life, it is said
that Mr. Sargent has had friend sound
Secretary Teller with a proposition to trade
places.
Gov Davis delivered a magnificent ora
ton last week to thesurvivors of the Twenty
Eighth Wisconsin in camp at Waukesha.
The 2Sth was the governors regiment in
which he served as private and captain.
Duncan c. Ross of Louisville challenges
any man in the world to contest with him
s. 900 and the athletic championship of the
world. Ross has deposited 81, 900 with the
New York Police Gazette.
Friends of Mr.. Conkling say that he has
assured tuCIll 10 Jake 10 pdTC
in politics this fall, and that the report that
he would speak is incorrect
DR.. Charles Griswold of st. Paul has been
elected medical director of the Mutual Ben
eft association of the Minnesota Grand
Grove of Druids.
Mr.. Eugene E. Campbell of Madison,
Wis, has accepted the position of principal
of the high school in Fairbault, Prof. A. Hays
having resigned.
Will Rose, the bicycle tourist of Danvile,
ILL.,. after travelling 1,4OO miles, has at Chey-
enne given up his proposed ride to Califor-
MIA.
J. c. Conley, a prominent business man
and president of the Chicago Union League
Club, died suddenly in Indianapolis.
Caleb C. Dickinson ofSpringield, Mass,
left 100000 to found a charity hospital at
Northampton in that state.
"Muggins' Taylor, deputy sheriff at Bill
ings, who was shot recently by rough, died
on Monday last.
Bancroft, the historian, celebrated his
eighty-th third birthday at Newport, R. l., Tues
day.
w. f. Ball of Fargo has been unanimous
ly nominated for district attorney.
Political Notes and News
The republicans of Ramsey county,
! (Minn.) have nominated the following tick.
I<,ks nS,ArS So4 I'D. ID 81 n-1. J.