The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

Starch. sugar. ta'. etc.. fu.se no sol2
-. 10 :oa;wny are tho grade: aua rates essab-
vsnlou he'd ~ Minneapolis, December. 1881: NJ
!. sound. dry au1 cl<an, ard 20 tess So pounds OF
over: No. =, sound, dry and rsasorably clean. and
:e'' 5t. ard worth 5 cents less than No. ]: No.
s.. sAsouaby SQUAD and dry. and tss. not less than
%. snd worth 10 Cents less than No. 2: No. 1
mus. n- dry and ts:; not les than 81 benz At
lEe university procured their samples of
wheat Tor analysis Of the agent Of the Mime
app11s Atlers' association, aud doubtless they
were graded IN conformity TO the above rules,
and shows vast discrepancy between the re-
SUI: OF the analysis and the prices and grading
bv the Association II i, the belief OF Your
petitioners that gradi, 6 established npon the
result OF the chemical uud m.crueoopical lp-
Ve-''sat!on will R;va stability and psrma-
ieiicy IL tho wheat market nsver enjoved be-
lore: aud add greatly 10 tine thritt and welfare
OF the agricultural community.
DR.. F. H. Stewart, formerly OF shakopee
but later Of Ada is very hard Citizen. He
sw'n.iied parties il, both places. and finally
faded from view, it is supposed, with large
piece o calico as his com anon. The cal.
ico IS thought to have contained q woman.
The new capitol will be of official service
on and after next Monday. as the governor,
secretary OF state, state treasurer, auditor
and attorney general will take up their
quarters there Jan.
Joseph Vadner of Monticello was kicked
by. horse, intlictins serious il not fatal
injury. j
In answer to an inquiry by Superintendent
Kiehle, Attorney General Hahn rendered at
opinion to tie effect that the organization o:
m independent school district, eight miles
by six in area, is void-she territorial limits
Of independent districts thereafter organized
teing restricted by the amendment of Section
" OF the school laws, to six miles square
The organization Of tue Independent district
being void, the old district remains IS before.
The surplus territory can be cut of eithe,
by heIhg organized into separate district
by the county commissioners, or by an
amendment to the general law.
Gov. Hubbard has commuted the sentence
OF John J. Ring, the defaulting treasurer OF
Scott convicted and sentenced to two year.
six months, 80 that his term will expire on
Feb. 5.
Leading citizens Of Kandlyohi county
have p edged the county 10 issue &06, ,OO.
bonds Is bonus to the 8auk Center South
ern railway.
The safes of Maj. Clark and the Melrose
Record were b:own open, Clark lost 500,
gold watch and some iewelry, $500 being
taken from the Record Office.
Z'cheas Fuller, eighty years old, OF
Blooming Prairie, has been held to the dis
tIics court OH charge Of attempting to burn
the residence of Joseph Browning.
DR.. James Austin Of Duluth, tho indus
trious land spec"iator, has just sold abou;
Sc3 600 woyth Of pine land down The nortl
shore, in Lake County, to q capitalist of the
state of Michigan. He paid 5000 Tor the
proper ~.
An employe Of the railroad company at
Sleepy Eye, named Tim Toomey, was run
over by the cars aud killed in the YARD
while attempting to get out caboose.
The products raised on the poor farm OF
Dakota county this year amount in value to
silica 10.
Geo. W. Flanders denies the statement Of
the Rush City Post that there h small pox
epidemic in Harrison.