The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-10-13

| tied BeardsIey and administered con.
, lirmation there at 1890 a, NJ.
Wheat reached 81. 10 and fax 81 80 at
Mitchell Monday.
Wheat went up to 81 20 in tlle Water
town market Monday.
Miss Dollie White, of Thompson, had
her thumb shot off Sunday ulght by her
brother who mistook her TO. a burglar.
| 4 passing locomotive set fire TO the
prairie grass near Henry Monday and
Isevera parties narrowly escaped being
burned out.
St. Lawrence will try to remove the
! county seat from Miller at slle coming
election, which the citizens Of Miller
will vigorously oppose.
Charley Allen 81 hack driver, IN g.
I
had his right arm SO cut with q razor
that he will lose the hand.
| The buildings used by the ManltoE,a
as passenger and freight depots st
| Huron burned Saturday night. Ihe
contents we're mostly saved.
! There are Ii CT Is railroad la5Or6rs
dangerously i'll at pa,isade with Typhoid
fever, and will be removed to Siouz
Falls ior better medical treatment
| Fl. G. TaEer inflicted several blows on
Ell. C. Farmers head with A l,atcisn!
while the two were qiayzslinG over
solne property at G'rara Forks Monday.
Robert Gardner, OF Island Lake, axe
hibtetI at The county fstir last week loH
distinct varieties Of grains and sege~
tables grown OH his home farm thi:s
year.
H.F. Jones, Of Columbia City, Ind,
; white intoxicated attempted to board e
freight train at Mi!bank, Saturday
uiglat, apd WAS rs1n over and horribly
crushed Local surgeons aynDut:1io{i
both arrps to the shoulder, also his foot
r. w. Rowland, Of Fargo, while WIS.,
itIng bis farm near Anly Cyoss. !efa ii
satchel containing $l,A85.2o III S}aoa
granary On his way home he fonnd .
the money hal been stolen from t!less
satcheI, and John Kifl, an e1ploya on
the farm, was arrested, but for LACK OF
evidence YVES discharged. IL is beheved
Howland was followed and robbed KY
| sofne one who saw hinl draw fhe xtlonsy
at the bank
John Pady was seriously injured 81
Washburn. Saturday, by salling; from
the 1restle at the coal dock to tie coal
below.
Eden Michael, Greek laboxe1, waa
buried in the sewer trench at ashland.
Saturday, by earth Gazing in, YAsen,
taken out j pe "a dead.
Gailus Bohepinlan, proprietor Of aale
New York hotel at West Superior, &c
cidently shot himself through tlie right
lung while hAnting. He cannot liye.
John Russell, proprietor Of ts1e Island
hotel, at Neenah. attempted TO shoot
Alderman Heyzlger saturday night, but
was disarneG by byst2nder and placed
under arrest.
Some Indians near Black River Falls
attacked bear that their dogs had coz.
nered, and after three dogs had been
killed and ons Indian suffered a broken
arm, succeeded in killing it. 1t dressed
nearly 500 pounds.
Hastlngs.
apecial Correspondence of The Irish Standard.
Joseph Walker, OF st. Paul, was home
Sunday.
P. K. Murphy went to St. Paul on
Tuesday.
| Mrs. a.. j. Schaller is visiting her
sister at Morris.
! T. J. Mullen, Of 'Vabasha, spent Sun-
day here with friends.
Johnnie Stevens went up to St, Paul
to visit friends on Sunday.
Mrs. j. J. McShane has gone On a
three weeks visit to Boston.
Mr.. Thomas Fabsy is laid up for
o-er week with sprainea ankle.
Mre. Patrick Collins has been very
very sick for the last ten OF twelve days.
The Rev. clergy of the county OF
Dakota are visiting this week with the
Rev. Joseph Fitzgerald OF our city.
! Owen McKenna and family moved
back from ST.. Paul on last Monday and
are living in the house of Wm. Burke,
Miss Maggie Cannif and Miss Mamie
Conniff Of nnn1laa Sarn II, attendance