The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-10-25
Later UnclasSified News.

There is q considerable discussion regard.
ing the letter of Archbish. p Lvnch of Can
ada to the Dublin poor law guardians. The
archbishop writes that the board asked him
to take under his protection number of
girls from the Dublin wor1house. He re-
piled Canada was very we'll supplied with
help at present, and he would not advise
girls to come out this winter.
The paper Of the Union Iron company of
Portsmouth, Ohio, went to protest me
weeks ago, and the affairs of the company
Lave sinc7 been put in the hands of the
trustees.
The fact that the war department has had
detective in the same house with Maj.
Nickerson in Canada for so ne months has
called attention to the case of Maj. How
gate, and it is suggested that it is very pos
sible that the authorities know the location
OF that officer. There have been some pref
ty we'll authenticated reports that there
were reasons WHY the return of Capt. How
gate is not desirable.
Postofices discontinued: Dakota, George
town. Edmunds county; Iowa. Linn, Dallas
county. Special Service discontinued. Da-
kota, Lafoon, from Oct. 81 Star Service
changes. Dakota. Athol to Faulkton from
Nov. 1; Embrace to Lafoop, without change
OF distance.
The Fergus Falls Journal publishes the
building statistics of the city during the
year which foot up s622,06o, and estimate
the population Of the city at 1000.
Judge VIM. D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
who is under medical treatment in Paris,
has just entered his daughter as a student
ia the Zurich university, where the young
lady will study, under special tutors, gic,
ethics and metaphysics. Judge K-lley &C.
com panied his daughter to Zurich ana re-
TUNED to Paris. His health is improving.
Ground has been broken for the founda-
ton of the new Episcopal church at Owa
tonna. The foundation will be built this
fall, but the building not till next spring.
DR.. William Harmon Fox, a we'll known
Irish physician aud land-Ieaguer. died of
paralysis at his country res1derca at Oregon,
Dare county, Wis. recently, in his seven
tieth year. Fox vas born in Ireland in
consin in 1912. He was an active member
OF he state constitutional convention of
1S47. He had large practice in southern
Wisconsin, and was known throughout the
state as leading land-leaguer.
n. W. Griswold, areside2t Of Hyde Park,
Chicago, has just made public the dlscov-
erv of what is believe to be an immen sely
rich gold find in a ledge of rocks in gulch
leading to the Cheyenne river, nine miles
ives. of New Lisbon, Oak.
Logan, Utah, is building $515, 900 Nor
mon temple.
E. G. Comstock, defaulting chasier of the
Muskeson National bask, took out $780,
600 life policy for the benefit Of the bank
and died in 1881. The bank is suing the
Northwestern Mutual for it.
W. F. Otto, rep orter in the United States
supreme court, is SON to retire, and J. c.
Bancroft Davis is his reputed successor.
The sal ~ is $4,000.
Judge Gary, in the superior court at Chi
cago, decided that the ordinance by which
the city sought to collect $3.50 annually
irOm the wholesale liquor dealers was void
because it partook of the nature CT tax
whica the city had no right to impose.
Next Sunday closes the pastorate in Min
neapo.is of Rev. DR.. H. c. Woods, of the
First Baptist church. His resignation takes
effect on the lst of November, and soon
thereafter he will 60 to his new charge ia
81. Paul.
At Des Moines Miss Ada Sweet died on
the 20tn inst, of scar, eli fever after an ILL
ness of six days. Miss Sweet had just cared
for sister through an attack o: scarlet,
and was taken Gown with the fever on
the 18Th. She was bright and promising
young lady, and had for a year past been
private secretary to Mr. PhiIpot, editor of
the Leader and proof reader on that paper.
Mrs. Royal # Clev sland chas ID her elo.
ping husband ana his para nor until she
got her boy away from them. Then she
babe them godspeed.
Samuel Green, an aged resident OF Iowa
City, takes rat poison by mistake and dies.
Uncle Samuel, has $4O7, 1893, 1874 in his
treasure vaults.