The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-31

pal GO urt, Kate Kane, the much pefsecu.e.
lady lawyer, was fined S and costs snu
the whole amounting to $11.S6 TOT o,sol
Derby conduct, the warrant having oeen
sworn out by Frank Bissinger. OF tne as
aid. The trial lasted q number OF hou.o,
and it was quite circus. Miss ha9e was
put ON the stand in her own benalI,. anI
was examined at length. She e1Paes .ea
her contempt for newspaper reportels, Hnu
withered all present by her sarcastic 1 sbe
pei. ne4 inc alI ieit iile c0ur. 1oy.t. ..;:~-
hard fight had been made in her penaA'
A hard looking citizen, answering to the
description of Lon Williams, was lately at
Coal Banks, Mont, in stolen skin. ne
tried to p'irsuade discharged SOLDIER VINO
was on his way to Benton, to accompany
him on his trip, and the soldier promlseq 10
do SO. The fellow then oonfdentlally 1olo
him that he had jumped out of car w1 Hleno W
and got away from the sheriff n1 custer
county, and made his way across the c0on-
try to Benton without any one seeing MN
and then stole boat at Benton. Hopes are
entertained for his capture by the Objects
who are AFTER him.
In Nelson, Moultrie county, Ill., one
nigh; recently, ropes were tied to all the
door knobs Of the house of Mr.. Boyd. then
made fast to trees in the yard. Coal OIL was
then poured on and around the foundation
of the dwelling and fred near the man q
door. Boyd was awakened by the nose OF
the flames, and luckily was able 10 Durst
open the door, and with his wife and sew
eral children rushed through the names
without harm, but the escape from Ter
rible death was very narrow one. IL Is
not known by whom or tor what reason the
devilish deed was committed.
L. Dow Kinney, editor of the Carolina
Sentinel s. '6 At Ffsderieksbre Va Ea as ihSt
Green, Va, by Lamar P. Davis, foreman
and assistant editor of the Sentinel.
The coroner's jury at Cleveland found that
Julia Renachere, the beautiful French girl,
came to her death by ar abortion performed
by the midwife. Mrs Webster, and the glrls
lover, Seymour.
The house of Alfred Cole in Buckfeld
Village, Me-, was entered by burglars re-
Gently and Mr.. and Mrs. Cole were chloro-
formed and 5000 in currency stolen.
The fellow who is swindling New Workers
by collecting funds for the Indiana flood
sufferers, took in $40 from Clara Morris.
RECORD OF CASUALTIES.
A f1re at Sioux CT y recently destroyed
several buildings. The principal losses
were: F. Munchrath, loss 1000; covered
by insu rance in the German of Freeport
O. E. & E. G. Rice ofSoux Falls, occupied
by Prescott; insured for $1,000 in the Ger.
man-American. Nils Sorlie, loss $4,000;
insured for $500 in the Firemen's Fund,
$500 in the Northwestern National, $500 in
the Phoenix. Charles ibis, loss So, 600; in
sured for $500 ia the Phoenix. D. T. Hedges
lose 81 $780, insured for $3.50 in the St. Paul
DR.. s. Mosher, barn, loss $500; uninsured
There were several other losses of stoc and
goods.
The body of Miss Susie Young, who
died at Miss Baur's conservatory of music
Cincinnati, was taken to her mother.
house at Robinson, ILL.,, the casket opened
and the corpse prepared for burial. Thu
Undertaken and three Of Mrs. Ybung's fam
lily have developed small pox. Mrs. Young
| and the undertaken died. None of then
had any exposure.
At Madrid, Iowa, recently a lire brok'
out in the store of Keigley Bros. and de
siroyed the building it originated in and
two adjoiuing ones before being subdued
The losses foot up $4,000.
Mrs. Josephine Muther of Milwaukee
who was at Racine, during the late tornado
has become insane and been committed tt
an asylum.
A piece OF iron fell seven stories at tn,
| Stewart building New York, Tuesday, hit
ting passer-by without hurting him much