The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-07-14
N0R'WEST NEWS NUGGETS.
items Of General Interest to Read
ers Of the Irish
Standard.
LONG LIST OF SHORT ITEMS
Containing Everything of Importance
That Has Happened in The North
west During ths Week.

CONTAINING Everything o1 1mpOr5an cf
That Has Happened in The North
west During ths Week.
MINEEsoTA.
AL the companies of the first regi-
rnent have arrived at Camp Lake View.
Edwin O. Nolan and Miss Mary T.
Welsch were married at Graceville
Tuesday.
Andrew Corcoran was run over and
killed by g. freight train Wednesday at
Heron Lake.
The Mesaba club, the democratic clnb
of Duluth, has arranged to start ward
campaign clubs.
S. Harrington was robbed Of $40 by
tramps on the railroad track. west; Of
New Y York Mills.
Eighteen cars Of tea from Yokohoma,
for Chicago, passed St. Vincent on the
Manitoba Pacific Tuesday.
The Western District Telegraph com
pany has arranged to string its wires at
Duluth, and work will begin at once.
Matthias I'IilIinger. Of Cannon Falls
township, died Saturday from injuries
received by falling fronn a lead Of hay.
w. S. Milliken. the civil engineer in
charge OF the wore of regarding the
Manitoba, broke his leg above the knee
at Fergus FALL.
Agent Sheelan of White Earth, has
given the Indians permission TO leave
the reservations under his control for
blue berry picking.
z. H.. Carney, Of ManAatoy has re-
ceivad official papers, accompanied by
bond, notifying hira OF his appointrn ent
as postmaster of that city.
Many chimneys were blown over,
buildings scattered, and the farmers
fair buildings demolished during SAT-
urday nights storm at Millbank.
Peter: Hamn1erstein, bachelor so
years OF age, and an old resident of
Hastings, was found dead in his bed
Wednesday morning, having shot him.
self in the head No cause is assigned
for the deed.
Six hundred represen tatives of this
engineers, fremen, brakemen, and
switchmen's unions met at ST. Cloud
this week to discuss the advisability Of
the four branches Of
railroad. 1t was agreed to perfect a
permanent organization.
The coroner's jury Oil the body ct
O'BrieD, shot by Karets, al Neche,
brought in verdict of Justitiable hon1i.
eide.
The clerks of Grand Forks have
formed 2 union, to MAINTAIN the pres
ent early closing movement. They
will have the help of the citizens.
Col, Burke, inspector Of the Ninth
district e.. A. r. at Fargo, has granted
permission to have G.. A. r. encamp-
ment at Grand Forks during the terri~
5oriaI fair.
The mercury reached 1O4 at Aberdeen
In the middle Of the day
hot winds so destructive to crops pre-
vailed. The general condition at pres
ent is the best ever known there.
Excitement has been caused on the
reported discovery Of gold near White
Lake. 1T was found while digging a
well, and the exact spot will be kept
secret uutil its value is established.
WISCONSIN,.
Patrick Kinds, of Eau Claire, is re-
ported violently insane in Chicago.
E. E. Gordon. editor of the Waupaca
Post, and Mrs. e. NJ. Austin, were mar
lied last wednesday.
Chippewa Falls is entitled to free de-
livery, the revenue amounting to $10,-
100, and application will be made at
>nce.
The Catholic KNIGHTS Of Wisconsin
md guests, about 200 in all, banquetted
It the Frawley b 0use, Eau Claire, We'd
lesdaY night.
The corner stone OF the new st. Jo-.|
eph's hospital, a,four story brick struc-
ure costing SIC, 900, was laid Sunday
It Chippewa Falls.
John Zachar, the Caledonia faster. 4
vas visited By many people Monday
he 50th day ofs his fast. He still has|
lttlrltelngth enoug walk. /. and seems to|
Inffer opain
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