The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-10-02
1G1soellansous VIEWS Xotee.

A Wilmington, Del, woman discovered q
cantaloupe inside watermelon.
The contract of the New Georgia capitol was
let recently to Miles & Horn, of Toledo, for
$S62, 49,
All lady students of Cornell university will
hereafter be required to room and board at
the Sage college
Gen. Rosecrans says the investigations of
soldiers homes at Dayton, Ohio, and Tagus,
Me-, showed the accounts correct.
Gov Hoadfy has admonished Sheriff Haw-
king in regard to admitting such great crowds
to witness future executions Of Cincinnati
murderers.
Hayward and Hobart, two directors who
have been fighting ex-senator Sharon for the
control of the Chollar mine, succeeded in OBJ
tanning 1t in San Francisco.
Bishop Arthur Cleveland Coke of Buffalo, in
reviewing the past twenty years of his episco-
pate said the other day that the increase of i'm
piety and infidelity is appalling
Congressman Morse brings suit against the
widow Of Arthur Cheney, manager of the
Globe theater, Boston, to recover q life seat in
the theater given him by the deceased Eighty
nine other life sitters are awaiting the outcome
of the case with interest
The much married Mrs. Wetmore, on trial
in New York for bigamy in marrying Nathaniel
l. Halves when he already had wife, was &C
quilted, the judge believing that she was not
aware that Hawea was married when she en-
tered into marital relations with him
New York Special Telegram At annual
builders international brotherhood, represent
TQa0Inf10n nAG9ah
the effect that the hours of labor OF this trade
be in the future nine per day.
Five million feet Of logs of Watkins drive
have arrived at Red Lake Falls, fifty men be-
ing engaged in the drive Mr.. Walker has
about 5,W)O, GOO feet of logs in Clearwater lake,
which will remain there till next spring. Mr..
Walker will cut about 25, OO0, GOO feet I at his
Clearwater logging works this winter.
Durdettc & Pond, New York, carrying on an
extensive business in the South American and
English trade, have been forced to suspend,
with $25O, OOO liabilities. The firm was estab-
lished in 1859, and did exclusively South
American import business, receiving from there
crude rubber, nuts, drugs, etc. In return they
shipped various articles of American manufac-
ture, for which they obtain orders through
branch house in Peru.
- Nelson Bennett, who is a large railroad con-
tractor, sMpped, mohtns ago, inc sum OF $l9g-
500 by the Northern Pacific Express company,
from Portland to Ainsworth, Wash The
money reached its destination, but mysterious
ly disappeared from the Office before being de-
hvered to Bennett The express company re-
fuse to reimburse Bennett, claiming there had
been irregularities. Suit was brought, and
Bennett recovered the amount missing and IN
~terest, which reached about $4,000 ~
At the Unitarian national conference at Sara
toga Springs, Hon. Samuel F. Miller, Of Wash
ington was elected president; John d. Long Of
vania Horne Davis Of Alabsms, and George
Adams of Massachusetts,, vice presidents Rev. 4
DR.. Hale called up the resolution for the or
ganization Of state conferences and state mis-
n ra.d n
STRENGTHENING and advancing the Unitarian
church which, be said. should have definite,
aim a resolution WAS adopted ordering the