The Irish standard., 1891-10-31

] fauI, ana llI6e CnEoSnlDk CIoWS UOuAO
to North Dakota. The. approaching
train was signaled to stop but came
thuhdering along at the rate of thirty
miles an hour. The foreman OF the
threshing crew, seeing the danger, ran
| to the caboose and gave warning. All
needed, but twelve we're unable to es-
cape bsfore the awful crash. The en-
qine smashed the caboose aud three box
cars and lifted others from the track.
Oscar c. Holmes legs were smashed
and his body crushed. He died in a
few minutes. Fred Lin's legs were
burned and smashed and iaternal in
juries. The top OF his head was
knocked off. He d;ei Instantly. Con-
rad Prince was caught on the boiler Of
the engine and iii An hour afterwards
was found partly roasted. Brazil lyle
had both legs cut off and was otherwise
injured. He died in two hours and q
half afterward. John Coffin had his
right foot crushed. hip dislocated and
other Injuries. He diad in five hours
afterward. Albert Cressey had his
cheek bone broken. Ed Rim had his
knee iislocated, hip bone spintered
and OTTER injuries. He cannot live.
No traiou1en were hurt except George
Wilson. fireupan Oh the extra. who was
hurt jumping from the engine, but not
seriously. A special containing Supt.
K.ellie, Doctors Green and Allen, ar
rived at about four o'clock, and the
bodies fit to move werb' eaken 20 the
hospital at Minneapolis. "
NORTH DAKOTA. ~e
The main building for the NORTH. Oa-
kota Agricultural college at Fargo is I'll"
most completed. and is said to be a.
handsome structure.
Henry Busse, a farmer living near
East Grand Forks, was found dead in
his wagon near has home, last Saturday.
A dose Of horse medicineis supposed to
have caused his death.
The department Of public instruction
of N Grth Dakota has undertaken to se-
cure an exhibit at the Worlds Column,
bian Exposition which will adequately
represent the educational facilities Of
that state. 1t has issued to teachers
and county superiatendents a strong
circular containing an explanation OF
the enterprise in hand, various regula-
tions to be observed, and O. Manual OF
Work for the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position Course for Teachers and Read
ding Circles"
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Eleven officers Of the Louisiana Lot
terry have been indicted at Sioux Falls,
SOUTH Dakota. They were arrested in
L4oui lana and taken to SiJuX Falls
where they will b. tried. The Attorney
General believed Soath DAKOTA the
state most favorable to tns lottery law.
Hence the trial st Sioux Falls.
WISCONSIN:
e. dispatch from R.d Wing. Mimi,
says th.5 gangs calling themselves
Wuits Caps have commenced operations
in Pierce county. across the liver from
there. They visited the house Of Nels
IienGrlckensou near Warrentown last
week. got through the windoWs and
prepared to tar and feather Hendrick-.
eoson, but hs escaped.
Gerrnania Hall, large brick theater,
with iining hall, Kitchen and numer-
ons smaller apartments. Was completely
destroyed by fire at La Crosse last
Saturday. 1t is supposed to have caught
IN the furnace room and run UP through
the stage to the ceiling before it was
discovered. Turner'S hall, wooden
building adjoiDing, was also destroyed:
loss, $4,000 60 100000, fully insured.
| The rush for the Omaha Indemnity !
lands at Ashland has begun again.
Since the order for fling was sus-,
pended last April every foot Of the
10000 acres Included in the list has
been carefully explored, and its cash
valuation is placed at more than ST. 500.
600. Tie local land Office was removed
Saturday to the second story OF the bank
building, and this is going to check the
tendency to form il line. There Waa
intense excitement on the streets all the
afternoon, and hundreds of strangers
poured into the city on every train.
The present order differs from that i5,ss.
sued last April, as it protects the honi;sas'
est settlers against the lumber specula
tors, who are anxious to get hold of
valuable pine lands. Tie iron-clad srI
striction by the interior Department.
going to do much to preserve ord det.nss
Still it is hard TO tell what men VIII
in a mad rush for 4 mill lion and Il
worth Of valuable land. e0efs
Heydlauf and Register Carr Ina
were both seen n1Saturday afterpaol
said they apprehended 40 3troab
every man il line would St,el
and, no drinking among