The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-09-06

parties now working on the Sioux re-
have been hampered consider
ably IN their work by Indian police
from Rosebud and Pine Ridge agencies.
where. of course, they are immediately
given their liberty. The Sioux Indian,
as has frequently been demonstrated.
has no love for a surveyor. and will
annoy them whenever an opportunity
offers. 5 N&
NORTH DAKOTA.
The village of Fisher. twelve miles
east of Grand Forks, was startled last
Wednesday morning bY brutal murder.
Upon the arrival Of the west, bound
Great Northern passenger train there,
DIR. Bohrsen, of Crookston. a passen-
ger thereon alighted on the platform
when fellow named Horace Russell
stepped up to him and fired two shots
in rapid succession. The SECOND shot
penetrated the DOCTORS head, entering
behind and passing out over the left
eve. The doctor staggered and fell.
After firing, Russell put on his coat and
made for the woods, which are dense in
that vicinity, still holding the smoking
revolver in his hand and closely pursued
BY Marshall Riley and q crowd. the
latter intending TO- lynch him. Russell
had attributed his wife's separation to.
the influence Of DR.. Bahrsen. though it
ls generat1ys believed the doctor is per-
:fectly innocent. Russell has the name.
Of being a lazy, shiftless fellow given to
grogglng. His father, Capt. Russell, is
an old settler IN that vicinity, Dutis
now a resident Of California. DR..
Bahrsen is well thought Of in that
vicinity. He is married and has q
faulty. 1T is believed Russell cannot
escape IS the whole country is alarmed
and citizens in Crookston, as we'll as
Fisher. have joined in the pursuit. He
is likely tc be lvnched when caught.
WISCONSIN.
The G. r. a, society at Pine Bluff has
q membership Of nearly 40. and on tho
18th of August marched in regalia into
the church at Pine Bluff under the ban
ner inscribed: st. Mary's Total Alb
stinence Society. March rs, 1874. Pine
Blur.
Very. Rev Father General Sorin.
Very Rev. "A. Granger and Rev. Preai-
dent Walsh. Of Notre Dame university,
who have been passing few weeks at
the College Of the Sacred Heart, Water
town, Wis, returned home this week.
The health Of Father General and
Father Granger has been very poor
during the summer, but are glad to say
that q great Improvement has been
experienced through the change Of
climate. <5
Last Friday fifteen car repairers in
the employ OF the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western railway company,
Ashland, made demand for an ad.
vance in wages and gave until Saturday
night for the company to render a
decision. On Monday morning the
men reported for work as usual, but
were discharged with the information
that they were not wanted at any price
and that they would not be paid of
until the regular pay day. This amazed
the men and they called on w. w.
O,Keefe to holp them out.
The st. Aloysius' Junior Sodality Of
81. Johns Cathedral congre9ation.
Milwaukee. gave picnic TUESDAY, at
Pleasant Valley. under the direction Of
Rev. Bro. Cyprian, G. S. G. The affair
was elaborate. and everyone enjoyed
themselves. In the afternoon Rev
Fathers Keogh, Naughton. MorrisseY
and O'Hearn, also brothers Lucian and
Philemon, appeared upon the scene.|
welcomed BY the hearty cheers Of the
boys, after which they were served with
refreshments. Atsthe close of the day
q naval battle took place on the river
between Brothers CYprI i'm and Felix.
and MessIs. Breidste Clark aads KielY.
Brother Felix. after sreceiyig q seYere
wound son the fnlg; on the battle.
At 7::3O tthe boat arrifiy yed and alI stafteds
,for home, ngin6 ,,ynlnsG aud so1ls
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