The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-12
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| wearing apparel would have been saved
He succeeded in removing most Of the
household goods on the lower door
The total loss is not less than 5000. Mr.
McGuire came near being suffocated
while trying tosave q pieceot furniture.
Bat for MI. Engle's presence he could
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s{ DAKOTA.
Miss Mullen. Of Tyner, was in atten.
dance st the teachers examination at
Langdon Tuesday.
I Editor Mitchell, of the Mimic Journal,
had a narrow escape from being killed
while attempting to board a train at
Grand Forks last Wednesday.
"a Washington dispatch says it is set
tied that Hon. b. HI. Sullivan will be
appointed surveyor general for South
Dakota and Hon. T.. A. Williams for
North Dakota.
John Connolly, of Grafton. who ac-
companled P. Meaugh on his western
trip, has returned. One by one the
boys wander home again, we'll satisfied
to stay in North Dakota.
Conductor Cameron, Of the n. f., is
once more on his run. He has spent
the past five weeks visiting the Pacific
coast returning through Denver, Col,
Mississippi, Texas and the south. Hs
finds no place that suits him better than
Dakota.
|. T. D. Murphy, Esq., has been ap-
pointed by Judge Templeton as receiver
in the case Of j. B. Stewart VS.. John
McAndress. The action is brought to
dissolve q partnership and to take
charge Of the firm assets. w. J. Hughes
for plaintiff and D. w. YorkeY and
u. Stack for defendant.
The Conlin County Courier an
nounces that J.. M. Quinn, who is pro-
baby the best known newspaper man
IN North Dakota, has severed his con-
nection with the Bismarck Tribune to
accept q position on the Daily Miner,
Butte, Mont. Mr. Quinn had few
equals as a writer and his writings
have been extensively copied by other
papers throughout che state. ,s5@. \.
AS will be seen by eleeraphic adSices,
President Harrison disappointed James
mclaughlin Indian agent ut the Stand
ing Rock agency, position which the
major has SO long and faithfully filled.
Major Nc Laughlln's many friends
throughout the Northwest will be
pleased to hear the news. He has spent
the greater part Of his life among the
Indians and what he doesn't know
about them isn't wortt. knowing. "A
successor for Major Mclaughlin would.
be hard to dnd-
WISCONSIN,.
Miss Lizzie Hughes. OF Hudson, re-
turned to st. Paul Saturday to attend to
her school duties. Isl
e J. O'Sullivan, the popular writing
teacher Of Ashland. was called to La
Crosse last week by the serious illness
OF a near friend, which terminated In
his death. Mr.. O'Sullivan returned
from LA Crosse Tuesday.
Chief Police Sparling, Of Butternut,
was arrested Saturday for criminally
assaulting with intent to kill, one Pat
Glynn. GlYnn claims that he was
standing quietly on the sidewalk when
Sparling came up to him and told him
he had orders to arrest him. Glynn
told him to show him \ his orders
or something to that effect when
Sparkling said it made no difference
and that he was going to arrest
him anyhow. Glvnn resisted him
when Sparkling struck him over the
head with a "billy" or slung shot. In.
aicting painful wound. Glynn ira-
mediately swore out . warrant for his
arrest and in default Of 500 bail he was
committed to jail.
A dispatch from Milwaukee says that
fire broke oat Thursday night in st.
Joseph,s Catholic convent on Greenfield
avenue and the entire building and its
contents were burned. the seventy-two
occupants Of the building barely es--
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