The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-04-10
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The oases have been dismissed atKansas
City agaihlt Dick Iiddell, and he has gone to
Alabama whore he is under bond for federal
The settlement 81 The estate Of Hirsey, WHIT,
tier Il Wyman,S insolvent leather dealers Of
Boston, has been effected. Isiah Virgins pur-
chased the property paying @3O6, 1858.
By the will Of Rev. Henry Morgan, the Nor
gan chapel and two dwellings adjacent, in Bos-
ton, valued at $30, 600, are bequeathed to the
benevolent fraternity Of churches Of that city.
The London bank Of Utah was attached by
W. b. H Bowers, for 45O, 600, and is in pos
session Of the United States marshal One
hundred thousand dollars were locked up
pending litigation.
Louisville Special: Leonatus, the winner OF
Inst years Derby, and who was looked upon as
the greatest race horse ever sired, has broken
down again, and it is now thought that he will
never run another race.
A new Catholic Episcopal see has been created
in New Hampshire, with the cathedral in Man
chester, to which the pope has appointed as
first bishop Rev. Denis NJ Bradley, recently
rector Of St. Joseph's church Of thai city, and
member Of the council of Bishop Healy Of Port
land, Me.
Mrs. Mary Raspberry has sued for the possess
sion of about twenty-five acres Of land in the
Fourth ward of Atlanta, upon which there are
seventy-fve or eighty houses. The property
is valued at $500, 600. She claims that the prop
erty was bequeathed to her by her aunt, but
that the will was lost or stolen.
There were 143 failures in tho United States,
reported to Bradstreet's during the past week,
as compared with 162 in the preceding week,
and 1870, 119 and lib respectively in the CORES
ponding weeks Of 1888, 1889 and 1881. About
capital was less than 81, 000 Canada has thirty,
. decrease OF one.
A circular has been issued by the Western
presenting seven companies, notifying dealers
that they will assume all responsibility on pro-
secution by the Washburn & Moen Manufactur-
ing company for alleged infringements Of pat
ents and proceedings growing out of resistance
Of the demands for royalty.
Stephen Taylor, ex-clerk of the board Of
Custer county, Mon, commissioners, WAS ar
rested in Ell Paso, Tex, by Deputy Sheriff Con-
~ Of this place, who started to-day for home
with his prisoner. A number of indictments
the i4th' wRen the Whole gang are expected to
be brought to trial 1t is believed that Taylor
will turn states evidence in order to save him.
self.
Judge Lawrence OF New York appointed a
commission dc lunatico inquirendo in the case
Of John F. Delaphine, formerly secretary of
the United States legation at Vienna. He re-
signed and came to New York in the Gallja,
March II last. He has already been examined
by medical experts, who declared him insane.
Proceedings were brought by his sister, Mrs.
Julia A. Chase, in conjunction with George R.
Schienelin and James B. Deekman, husbands
of his nieces.
Adjt. General Mccarthy of Minnesota left
Cincinnati Friday, before the riots began, but
heard most of the talk and indignation express
sed by the citizens in reference to the Berner
trial At the national guard banquet Thursday
night, Capt, Desmond, bright young lawyer;
the next day, and in his speech claimed that it
was the duty of every good citizen to bear arms
in support of law and order. Within, twenty
four H6urs he fell victim to mob law.