The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-10-04
man, the executor, lost 500, 900 of her
securities, and spent $25, 900 OF money be-

man, the executor, lost 500, 600 OF her
securities, and spent $25, 900 OF money be-
longing to the estate trying to recover them.
The coroner's jury hold the Long Island
railway directly responsible for the death
of Robert Smith and Edward Aubury,
killed III the collision between the Manhat-
tsn Beach and Flushing trains, Sept. II.
Engineer Glenn was released from arrest.
Rand, McNally & Co., the Chicago print
ers, made con Iact with the Lumberman
newspaper to print no pamphlets in the in
terest OF the lumber trade tor other parties.
The firm has been enjoined from its intend
ed violation.
The Chicago Medical society held
special meeting few days ago to listen to
an address on modern operative surgery
from Sir William MacCormack senior
surgeon Of st. Thomas hospital in Lon
don,
Two Rice's Point men claim to have dis
covered silver ore in richiy-paying quanti-
ties, somewhere on the hillside near that
part CT Dulatb. They refuse to tell where
the vein is located until they secure title to
the property.
The Hermosillo. Mex, authorities abso-
lu,ely refuse any information about yellow
fever at that place, or state the number of
deaths that have taken place. The fever is
believed to be on the increase.
The postgraduate department of Yale
college will take up this year the study of
railroads and their growth, shipping and in
ternational trade, stocks, and the effect of
speculation on the money market.
A suit has begun against Albert Pulitzer,
by stockholders of the New York Morning
Journal, to have a receiver appointed. It is
claimed he sold to himself $50 600 of stock,
worth par, at 10 cents.
8 A piece uf apparently solid glass which q
Greenpoint, N. r, man kept as an orna-
ment exploded recently to the alarm of his
guests and the detriment of the bric-a.brac
oa his mantelpiece.
Among recent seizures of baggage at the
New York custom house were the trunks O
Roswell Smith, business manager of the
Century, and OF cousin of Mr.. Ashmead-
Bartlett Coutts.
Choics grapes are selling in California at
$40 per ton. An acre of fair land there will
produce six tons, while fifteen to twenty
tons per acte is not an unusual crop.
The turnkey of the st. Louis Jail was di-
rected to discharge an alleged burglar. BY
error he let out the wrong man, who had to
be hunted up and 1earrested.
A suit to interpret tha will OF the late EN-.
lily Grace Nathan, widow of the murdered
New York banker of that name, is pending
in the supreme court.
1.-The New York newsdealers are combining
to keep the prices of papers up They
pledge themselves to charge more than the
published prices.
A fox hunt is to come off at Cote Brill
Humane society wants to stop it,
About 1000 emigrants arrived in st. Paul,
Minn., on the 26th to BE- distributed over
Minnesota and Dakota.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Mueller of Ohio, sues the
Cleveland Leader for $5O, 600 damages for
being called usurer.
The aggregate taxable value of the Gin
cinnati banks, as fixed by the state auditor,
is 49, CAS- 382.
Thirteen hundred lunatics in Wards Is
land asylum, New York, had picnic the
other day.
The estimated expense of the Russian
army for 1884 is 100000 roublss in excess
of 1888
A postal car has heen put on between
Crookston and DEVILS Lake.
Philadelphia shipped twelve locomotives
to Brazil the ed.
A Philadelphia justice of the peace keeps
gambling house.