The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-17

At Lewiston farmer was engaged in
hauling manure when his team became
frightened and ran away, throwing the man
er passed over his chest, or was upset and
thrown upon him, killing him instantly.
Grotind has been b,oken fof the valuabie
imfrofements abot1t to b6 made 6y, tie
Mazsppat, NH. company o t.. WHICH big Gqy:
expended here this season in building an
elevator OF 100, coo bushels capacity.
Ths hardware story of Jewell / sehth;d.
of Nabaska YVES. bi;rglarised on Tie. HIGHT 81
the 9th and revolver and pocket cutlery to
the amount of $16 taken. The entrance was
made from rear window of the workshop,
and the store door pried open with crow
bar.
Charles Jeanson, living near Trade river,
borrowed boat to take a buggy ACROSS the
stream and when passing the slticewat Of
the dam tksR3st Was sssshped and tean:
son drowned.
Small pox has entirely disappeared from
Chanhassen, having been confined to one
family, Waldvogal.
William P. Tanner of Cannon Falls died
very suddenly, aged sixty.one years.
The gold exciteittent In Granite Falls has
increased rather than: diminished; bdring
the, pSst week quite a quantity Of a No. |
gold has been wash Ed ,out of the, dirt and
sand taken from the hole on the Digen lot.
ough inspection of the alleged leads.
Jefferson Smith, An old and respected citi-
Zen of Red Wing, died suddenly recently
being; found dead mean an clubhouse. He
was elgtty-two years old, an6 leaves d t1an-
Der of adult children. ), =,
b. M. Anderson of Cambridge; died sud
denly on his way home from Rush City,
where he had been drinking freely with two
companions.
Ed. Mott, Of Detroit, aged about forty-five
attempted to commit suicide by throwing
himself in front ola freight train passing
through the city on the Northern Pacific
road, but was caught and prevented. He
Is probably insane from family trouble.
Articles Of incorporation of the Church of
st. Joseph Of st. Paul have been filed at the
secfettt Of states office. fhe corporal ,rp
are 1t: Rev. Bishop Grace, Vicar General
Father A. Ravoux, John Nealis, NJ. r..
Prendefgdst b ID Jaijies Grace.
The Brainerd. Telephone exchange has
been sold to tile Northwestern Telephone
exchange.
Newton pomeroy's barn in Camp Release,
Lac qui Parle county, has been burned with
two horses and quantity of hay.
In the case of Lewis M. Sage, indicted for
the murder of D. J. Shipley at Faribault the
jury broughta verdict of manslaughter in
the fourth degree, after having been out
twenty hours,
Rev. William, Garham, who has for some
time been settled in Hastings. will take
charge of St. Marks parish at Lake City
during the years absence of Rev. G. II.
Plttmmer.
The twelfth annual report of the insur-
ance commissioned just issued states that
the Minnesota business of 1889 has not had
it's parallel since the state was organized,
the iusurable property having enormously
increased, the increase being not less than
$50, 0O0. 600. In the amount of property in
sured, the increase was SIC, 400 O25. The
total amount OF insurance written in the
state was $148, 529, 525. The estimate OF in
surable property now in the state il given at
$500, OOO, 900. The total risks written were
in 1881, $122, O70, 500; in 1882. $14s, 639, 222.
Premiums received in 1881, $3.50, $50; in
1882, $1'953, 473. Losses incurred in 1881
$845, At; in 1882, $l,179, 281. The profit to
the companies from the business in the
state is placed ut $1S9, 954. or 10 per cent. Of
the premiums.