The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-04-02
!, burglar awaiting sentence to the
-ry, in the county Jail at Cleveland,
led to Mary Kelly, 5lue-velvet-clad'


.1ed to Mary Kelly, 5lue-velvet-clad
d~--.~-.ic, who had been smitten by his charms.
The woman suffrage party state executive
committee Of New York has written lotter to
President Cleveland, asking the removal Of
Gov Pierce of Dakota for vetoing the woman
suffrage bill passed by the legislature.
Dr. Frank Powell is being frequently men
toned by his hosts Of friends as candidate
for next mayor of La Crosse, Wis. The doctor
would be hard man to defeat because of his
great popularity among the working classes.
J. c. Kay Of Clay Center, administrator Of
the estates Of Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor and her
brother, Tom JONES' who were hanged by Wig
ilantes about ten days ago in Clay county, Me-
braska has begun proceedings to bring the per-
petrators to justice.
Mrs. Eliza NJ Morgan, widow Of the late
Gov. E. D. Morgan, died at her residence in
New York city from the effects of a fall received
in Broadway two months ago. She was seven
ty- three years old and has been in delicate
health since the death of her husband
Miss Ellison, the sixteen-year- daughter
of Wright Ellison, gardener at Oak Park, Chi
cago committed suicide by taking strychnine.
The dying girl told her sister that she had
killed herself through dependency at not be-
ing able to keep up in her school studies.
At Urbana, Ohio, Gansen & Co. g livery
stable was burned. Thirty seven horses per-
ished and the entire stock of vehicles and har-
ness was destroyed. Adjoining buildings
owned by Mr. u Cook and Mrs. G. Stockert
were also burned. Loss, $4,000: insurance,
$1,000. Incendiary.
At East Saginaw, Mich, William J. Howard
was arrested, charged with bigamy. He was
married there on the 10th inst to Margaret
Burns, and the publication of the notice
brought woman from Cheboygan, who CLAIMS
Howard as her husband. On being arraigned
he acknowledged both marriages.
It is reported that an appropriation from six
to eight million pounds will be asked in April
for the navy The London Standard says II
is believed the governments is preparing to send
fleet to the Baltic to prevent the exit of Rus
sian vessels when the ice breaks up. The de-
cislon to call out the reserves was taken in view
of the queens intended departure for the cont
nent in order to be prepared for an emerg :ncy
It is reported the Russian railway from Kirzil-
Arvat to Askalied will be completed in fort
night, when the section to Merry will be COM
menced
Edwards Pierrepont presided at dinner o.
the Yale alumni in New York. Among the en-
inent guests were Edward j. Phelphs, minister
to England, President Noah Porter, of Yale
College, and William Walter helps Presi-
dent Porter, speaking about the college, allud-
ed to the additional honor attained by her in
having member of the faculty selected to
represent the American people at the court Of
St. James. He said Prof. Phelps had been a
great gain to Yalo, and had left his influence
in healthful and beneficial manner on the
minds of all the students.
In the event Of war, q, 600 militia will be as
signed to garrison duty in Ireland, and that
number of regulars released for active service.
Great preparations are being made at Alder
shot for the reception OF the army reserve
forces and military called out BY the queens
message. Quarters are ready at Chatham for
large force. The greatest activity prevails in
the ordinance department IN the Fastening OF
armament of vessels ordered for immediate
service Extra hands are employed. All the
available quarters at Chelsea have been made
ready for occupation,