The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-02-01
Personal ParagraDhs.

Queen Victoria will spend the latter
part of this winter at La Mortola, near
Mentone, where she hopes to enjoy
more peace and quiet than she found
at Mentone last winter. The duke and
duchess of Albany will at the same
time occupy the villa at Cannes which
was engaged short time ago for Ter
Majesty.
While young woman employed in a
store in Cincinnati was standing at the
door a young man passed by. He
bowed and smiled and so did the young
woman. Although they had never met
before, the young man proposed that
they should 60 to matinee, and the
girl consented. Afterward the youth
proposed matrimony with such marked
success that the two were united before
the sun went down.
The killing of Billy McGlory's bar
keeper in New York by policeman has
given the officer a tremendous boom.
The jury before which he was tried not
only acquitted him, but made him a
present of gold watch and chain. This
action is warning to all thugs, for it
will encourage officers all over the coun-
try in the discharge of their duties and
pistols. The killing of officers in St.
Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, New York
and Philadelphia has taught the blue
coats to take no chances or bullets.
A letter received recently in Wash
ington from Ex- Governor Hendricks, O.:
Indiana, by friend, says that the writer
is so much improved that he can now
walk about. his room without using
cane. and his general health is better
than it has been for some time.
Jefferson Davis, ex-chief of the "Lost
Cause" denies that he ever cheated at
draw-poker or exhibited a want of BEL
igerent qualities. He writes: ''The
truth is, never drank nor gambled land
any one who ever served with me would
probably say thatssin my youth I was
over.willing to fight"
The Providence Evening Press contra
diets DR.. Crosby's charges in regard to
the extravaganza and snobbisnness OF
Yale students, saying that the annual
cost of a comfortable life at Yale will not
exceed 500, and need not exceed $500
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ways are recommended for increasing
outside labor. It is, however, a well.es-
tablished opini. n that outside labor
should not be resorted to unless in cases
of extreme necessity.
St. Louis Special to Chicago Tribune:
Michael Vanderburg and Matthew Wood
lock quarreled near the town of Brook
ley, short distance from st. Louis.
Their friends advised them to settle
their dispute with the shotguns they
had carried home after q days hunt.
This advice was accepted, the men TAX
Both fired simultaneously. Vandenburg
had his eyes put out by the shot. and is
so badly wounded in the head that he
will die. Woodlock received the load
from Vandenburg's weapon in the breast
and neck. A large crowd witnessed the
terrible affair and seemed, to enjoy it.
DR.. Grayson who is atten ding the
wounded men, took no less than twen-
ty-four shots cut of Woodlock.
DIR. Heinrich Maron, who is described
as one of the ablest and best-known
journalists in Berlin, shot his wife on
December 18th with revolver, and then
put an end to his own life with the same
weapon. It is supposed that this muir
der and suicide were committed By mu-
tual agreement between husband and
wife. DR.. Maron had fallen into des-
bonding state of mind from the cOmbin-
ed effect ofadverse worldly circumstances
and overburdening cares; while his wife
suffered from q incurable bodily ai]ment
DR.. Maron was distinguished as q poiti-
ca, economist, and accompa MED the
commercial mission which, under Count
Eulenburg, went to China about twenty
years ago. asn =.