The Irish standard., 1888-04-21
NORTHWESTERN NUGGETS.
Items of Interest to Readers O.
"The Irish Stand
ard
WASH-OUT AT CANNON FALLS
The Personnel of Winona's New Olty'
Council--News from the Land
of the Dahotas.
MINNESOTA.
o. ). Burke, OF St, Paul, is III Grace
lille looking after his farm interests.

o. J. Burke, OF St, Paul. is III Grace
vile looking after his farm interests.
w. e. Burke, accused of larceny,
broke Jail at Arlington last Tuesday
night and escaped.
M1nDesotans pensionel Monday;
Original, widows, etc, Mary j., widow
| of Michael Sweeney, Rochester.
Hon. w. M. Campbell addressed 300
IN mbers of the Democratic Tariff Re-
form, club at Glencoe last Tuesday night.
The board Of health of Duluth say the
water carried bv peddlers is unfit for
use, and advocates a general extension
of the water mains.
The loss of Patrick Egan, Sauk Cen
tire, of $500 on furniture. and of Andrew
j. Smith OF $500 on buildings. for the
fire recently has been allowed in full.
| Martin Maginnis, exdelegate to con-
gress from Montana, is in st. Paul,
He says that DAkota's chances Of being
| admitted as two states are decidedly
slim.
The members OF Rev. Father Bren-
mans congregation at Anoka, will build
a handsome church ediiice to cost SIG
900, Of which amount $40, 600 has all
ready been pledged.
s. S. Stark, Of Highland, dropped
dead in the main street Of Redfeid,
| Oak. last evening. Stark arrived there
few days ago with car load OF horses.
Heart disease is supposed ro be the
cause.
The Swift County Monitor says that
the fashionable and ever popular p' om-
enade to the school house has been
cleared Of snow and it now expects to
see the young couples vending their
| way thitherward as the steps have not
Eeen injured by last seasons use.
| The jury at Northern Pacific juno
ton found James Ruttle, OF Clcqnet,
guilty of assault in the second degree
for shooting an Indian last fall: Robert
| Peterson, mans'augbter in the second
| degree for killing Peter Peterson in the
iron Poker saloon at Moose Lake, Jan.
| 10. Judge Stearns will pronounc. SEN
| tence later.
| Cannon Falls parties estimate the
damage by water at the Goodhue mill
at 5000. AT the Stone mill on the
Little Cannon, owned by Thompson &
Smith, the large dume is entirely swept
away. Large cakes Of ice floated into
the basement of the mill, causing a
damage Of from $4,000 te, $500. The
iron wagon bridge just below the Good
hue mill still stands, but all Of the stone
abutments are washed out. The second
iron wagon bridge, just below the rail-
road bridge, went down. The bridge
cost S5,O0O, and was built Is years ago.
Congressman Macdonald, OF Min
nesota, on Monday introduced bill
declaring all pools, trusts, or combina-
tions which are organized for the pur-
pose limiting, regulating or controlling
production or manufacture, sale, price
or shipment of any article Of trade or
commerce. to be unlawful and criminal
conspiracy, punishable by fine of 81 900
to IS 900 and imprisonment from one
to three years. This is a move in the
right direction and rHE IRISH STAND
ARD hopes to see the above measure of
the Third District statesman become
law.
At the meeting of the new city council
at Winona Aid Mccoy was elected
president ard AID. Hughes vice pres
ident, o. n. Clarke city recorder, Ben
Y. Simpson city engineer and Water
commissioner, Mike Hanley street COM
missioner, W. a. Finkelnburg city at
torney. B. c. Pierce poundmaster. A.
f. Hodgson member of the board of
health, VIM. Schneider collector Of the
ferryboat. The Winona Herald was
made the official newspaper. Mayor
Ludwig appointed l.. K. Eastry chief
of police, and Judge Allen, Of the
municipal court, appointed John A.
| LOBBY court officer. The board Of edit
cation organized by electlng Andrew
Hill president and DR.. j M. Cole clerk.
DAKOTA.
The fire delivery system has proved
an immense success in Fargo.
Bishop Marty Tuesday received news
of the death of his mother in Switzer-
land.
| Blunt offers bonus of ground and