The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-09-27

| tact with something causing the gun 60
60 Off the bali taking effect on the in
side of his right Log, near the groin
passing upward into the abdouinal
cavity. DR.. Todd was called and as
sisted BY DR.. Bacon, Of Montevideo.
dressed the wound, but failed to tlnd the
ball. The patient is resting EASY and
his chances for recovery are thought to
be good. he was employed by the Min
neapolis & st. Louis railway as asec-
tion hand working OF Martin Wells
section. %
I! SOUTH DAKOTA.
| Special trains last Thursday morning
brought 1000 OF more people TO the fair
at Aberdeen and the total attendancs
exceeded 10000. Gov. Mellette, Aud
| itcr Taplor, Hon. Thomas FL. Ruil,.
Hon. John r. Gamble, Hon. George H.
Hoffman, and MANY other distinguished
Repu blicans Of the state visited She
grounds. The races III the afternoon
were especially attractive. Prof. Wards
balloon ascension and parachute leap
was among amusement features. With
very few exceptions the exhibits CHS
year were better than last Ladies de-
partment had over 500 entries. Last
wear it had out 337. Art and agrlcul~
tural halls and Bro0king's College ex-
hibits were greatly admired. Private
displays of various articles were numar.
Gus and attractive. Financially, the
Board Of Agriculture ls welt pleased.
The gate receipts Wednesday aggre-
gated nearly 50 500, or $500 more than
the receipts Of any third day OF the
fairs history. Judging the fine stock is
now going briskIy on. Gov. Mellette
and Hon. John r. Gamble addressed an
open air meeting Thursday night.
t NORTH DAKOTA.
The East Grand FORKS jail is crowded
with vagrants run in by the police.
Congress las authorized the survey OF
the seventh parallel between North and
South Dakota. =
The new Bismarck land officers. Re-
ceiver Fisher aud Register Neal, have
taken charge OF the Office.
By the way, North Dakota's bonded
indebtedness ls sS99444 S99444, 865; floating debts
$4s7. .677; sinking fond, 1854; cash
and other available resources, $579.2S2;
net debt. $8o3.531.
Burglars went through the Windsor
at Grand Forks one evening last week,
and robbed the guests OF wearing appar.
rel, jewelrv. etc. The thieves we're SUR
sequently run down.
Superintendent Sims, a well known
elevator man, estimates an average
Weld throughout the state Of nine bush
els to the acre. In the Bed River valley
the average yield will be twelve bushels
The house has passed the senate bill
apprOprlating $25 900 fcr a suryev OF the
boundary line between North and South
Dakota The survey will be made un-
der the direction Of the secretary of the
interior. 34
WISCONSIN,. H.
Rev. +. Fitzgibbons, of W Whitewater,
sends $43 for the orphans Of st, Rosa's
Asylum, contributed by the members Of
bis congregation. i
Last Sunday Bishop Katzer laid the
corner stoneo the new st. Mary's Poi
.tsh Church at Wausa.l in the presence
Of g. OOO people. The church WILL cost
$25 coo. 81 5@ l.s. IA
4 Father schweitzer, recently ordained
at La Crosse, celebrated his first Mass
Wednesday. September 10. at the church
sof the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary.
Franklin. Milwaukee county.
5 Rev. e. NJ. McGinty, of ST, Patrick'a
Church. GAINESVILLE, sslds to Father
RYAN $lOl Is contributed by nenbers7of Il
his congregation towards the support of /
the orphans st. ROsa's Asylum. sa.
Members Oh all the Catholic benevo-
Tent societies OF La Crosse met last
week to make preliminary arrange @
ments for the conventio ionsof the s0eie- n
ties OF the State TO be hs Ia at In Crosse
next year. s.s 81 .. 81 & u.
& IA fearful fight Isl Teported among some
IndIans at a cranberry marsh near 81
Warren Mills, ia which one I1dtan and
q squaw were fatally ir iared. The dknt Il
was the outgrowth Of an Old feud end il n
il sthoueht tbis is not the end of the &
fKht. /.
Ia COMPANY with four others last N u
Fridayg A1rs. Patrick 4loney, of ttil-ss
waukee, was en rotlte from
tts,sEnsh hin to alniyra station @ ss'onsssslR .ssl
thin9 ahout me waas, gsgs
enInf the n
all fogt
isss 'sa