The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-11-27
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Blaine's plurality in Wisconsin was 1861.
That Of Gov. Rusk was 19,343
George Glass, harnessmaker, Hamilton, Oak
has been closed out by his creditors.
TORY, Davidson l. Grossieup, wholesale
grocers of Abeline Tex, were closed attach
ments aggregating $4,000.
Gov. Brown of Rhode Island has appointed
William s. Sheffield to succeed the late Senator
Anthony.
Albert Manning, wholesale boot and shoe
manufacturer of Boston, has gone into insolv
vency.
The reduction Of wages Of ingram carpet
weavers in Philadelphia will effect probably
10000 persons.
The assets of the Pioneer Lumber company
of Eau Claire are placed at $316, 235 81, and the
liabilities at SECS, 315.67.
Michigan was an uncomfortably close state,
too. Blaine's plurality over the fusion elector-
al ticket is less than 5000
8. H. Bradley, proprietor Of the Mention
mills at Mention, ILL.,, has failed. Liabilities.
$4,000 assets nearly as much.
John Healy of Chicago, clerk of the superior
court-elect, thinking himself beaten just after
the election, bet 81, 600 on his own defeat anG
lost
David Eastman of Harlem, Ill, lost $500
ton day refused an offer of 800 to draw the
wager
Ashton, author of s'Social Life in the Reign
Of Queen Anne," accuses Justin Mccarthy OF
plagiarism in his recently issued "History OF
tho Four Georges.
Julius Blank Of New York, convicted Of il
legally registering before the late election.
was sentenced to Sing Sing prison eighteen
months. Emil Godfrey, who aided him, go'
two and q half years.
The supreme court of the United States de-.
cided that it had no power to reverse the de-
cision of a Virginia court holding that insur-
ance companies were not liable for property
burned at Richmond at the time of its capture.
There arrived at st Paul depot recently in
charge Of George H. H. Moore, special car
belonging to the United States fish commission
containing large plumber OF small fish fol
distribution throughout the Northwest, and
1000 spawn for the Minnesota hatchery, near
st. Paul.
In contest for purse in Helena Boyd Dick
AASOus VI liz VI udSuuau a. w., duu
Thomas Murphy of Blake 4 Myers were the
contestants. Fifteen sheep we're dressed by
each man I'D an hour But Murphy was at
work on the sixteenth when time was called
and about one minute ahead so was therefore
declared winner, and the money, about $3.50 in
all was turned over to him
The suspension of the banking house OF
Hyatt, Levings and Co. Of Washington, Davies
county, Ind, announced recently has created
much alarm throughout that section, as the
establishment was considered in frst-class
condition and the stockholders gilt-edged
The institution was private house, and a
large part of the business men of Washington
deposited with it. J. G. Billheimer, one of the
assignees, states that the liabilities will proba-
bly, reach $122, 600, and assets about $40, O00
B. c. Winston l. Co., dealers in hard wood
lumber. with main office in St. Paul, have
turned over their property to three trustees,
E. G. Long, Sardinia, N Y, D. Tozier, Still
water, and W. A. Culbertson, St. Paul The
firm consisted of B. C. Winston, St Paul, and
S. R. Stimson, Saltwater, AMI succeeded to the
business of Long & Winston in September,
1888: The liabilities are placed at $50, 900 and
assets $1,000