The Irish standard., 1886-11-27
Both we're wounded McC Carthy will


Both we're wounded McC Carthy will
]. probably die.
The semi monthly bullion output
from Deadwood footed up to $50, 900
@. E. Everett, an old Devils Lake
citizen. suicided at Townen lasl week.
Mai. j. C. Deylne, OF La Moure, has
gona on visit to his old Virginia home
Graders on the Milwaukee road are
within q few miles of the Faulk county
line.
John Tieraey, d Grand Forks lunatic,
will be taken to the asylum alliances
} town.
Near Medora last week 1000 sheep
fell inio canyon 100 deep and were
killed
P. II. Truesdell and wife are held for
the murder OF Joseph Connolly i'll Law
renee county.
The elevators in East Grand Forks
have been paying &c more than the
Grand Forks market.
At La Moure last week rail fell on
the toes Of man named Chambers and
badly mashed them.
1t is said that the Northwestern COM
pany will build their line from Mitchell
to Missouri next spring.
| Crooks Bros elevator at Mimic burst
ed Monday and scattered 5000 bushels
of wheat over the ground.
Cherry, Leach Il Co., dealers in agri-
cultural implements, Aberdeen, have
assigned. liabilities, $50, 600: assets,
$50, 900.
In q telegram to the Chicago Tribune
Gov. Pierce denies that he is TO become
managing editor of the st. Paul Pioneer
Press.
The body OF j. W. Ross, a discharged
mail clerk, was fouad batween Mitchell
and Alexandria with two bullet holes III
his head. Eie suiolded,
! G. II. Shaw has returned to Mitchell
from New York, where he has been lock-
| Ing without success for lis brotl1er-in-
law, who disappeared Nov. j.
James T. Jenkson, Of Hawley, sent
Henry Kittleson with a load Of -four to
Fargo The latter sold the outfit and
went on spree. He is now in jail.
| Fred Elder, Sioux Falls, Was arrested
for appropriating to his own use $3.50
paid by ihe Sioux Falls Brewing COM
pany as premiums on insurance policies
MINNESOTA.
Judge Stevens adjourned court at st.
James to March 8.
| Fred Ruhler took charge Of the post
office at Ada Tuesday,
A thunder storm prevailed at Fari-
bault Monday morning.
| The school house at Lenlond WAS
burned Monday Loss, $500.
| A party OF Eastern railroad men were
looking over Duluth Monday.
Moses Gallup, an old settler OF Dodge
county, dropped dead last week.
! A heavy snow storm prevailed at the
head of Lake Superior Monday.
Several glandered horses in Jackson
county have been ordered killed.
The Lakeside chapel at Winona was
dedicated on Sunday It cost 81, 500.
A 1O-year-old sou of Ben Lemere,
Aitkin, shot and killed bear last week.
Harry Clazk Hancock was thrown
from wagon last week and had his arm
! broken.
Thomas Finn was knocked down by
the cars at Duluth Monday and his arm
broken.
The foundation for the stand pipes Of
the water works at Rochester has been
finished.
DIR. c.. n. Hewitt addressed the pu-
pills of the Normal school at Winona
Monday on health.
There will be fair for the benefit OF
the Catholic church in Waverly during
the month Of January.
Ed. Wbitcomb is experimenting with
clay at Rochester with view Of making
pressed brick.
L. M. heeler, Winona. has been ap-
pointed postal clerk on the Midland
road west from Wabasha.
A survey was made of the river be-
tween Moorhead and Fergus Falls with