The Irish standard., 1891-05-23

they were folio we'd by the largest con-
course of friends ever known to attend
any funeral in the county. He leaves q
widow and grown up family. who have
the sympathy Of the entire community
in their great bereavement The I'M
mediate cause of death was hemorrhage
from erosion Of the axillary artery.
NORTH DAKOTA.
The notorious A.. "A. Paine, who re-
ceived draft of 81 900 from the Chica-
90 relief committee for distribution
among the needy OF Ashley, was ar.
rested last Thursday evening On
charge OF embeZz'ement on a warrant
sworn out by the chairman of the board
Of county commissioners.
| DIR. Dechambault. of st, Boniface,
Man.. was arrested at Neche Friday
and brought before justice Of the
| peace on the charge OF praeticiug medi-
cine without liense, The justice
made him paw costs. The statute law
of North Dakota requires TO hare a doc
tor registered and appear before the
state medical board for examination be-
fore lie Can practice.
An lnj lnction was served Friday on
Senator McGilliway, as owner and man
ager OF Dickinson C,al Mining Com
pany, and work thereupon ceased. The
owner of the coal land complains Of not
getting his stipulated ROYALTY The
company had just received a big con-
tract from the Jamestown Electric
COMPANY for coal, and in consequences
are good deal embarrassed.
Gen. Greely stopped off at Bismarck
and was given formal reception. In
response to inquiries he said that he
could not give a posltive opinion as TO
the feasibility Of tapping the Missouri
river for general system of Irrigation.
The new contour map ought to show
whether it would be too expensive or
not. If there was more than one con-
tour line between tho Missouri and the
James the plan would cost too much,
but as he had not studied it he was not
prepared to give an opinion. He said
the opposition in thu last congress to
making a proper appropriation Tor iris
cation was caused b7 the reckless
waste of money IN recent 80 called irri-
CATION experiments.
-" SOUTH DAKOTA.
The grand jury Of Sturgis reported
Saturday afternoon Indictments against
five citizens for the murder Of Few
Tails. Sheriff Beaver is after the three
Culbertson brothers in Rrpid City. and
Deputy Marshal Matthiesen has gone
after the other two.
S. II. E!rod, of Sioux Falls is having
hard time with his bondsman as dis
bursting agent of the government for
the Sisseton and Wahpston reservation,
Six of the bondsmen live ia Sioux
Falls, and are we'll known capitalists
there, j. M. Bailey, ST.. 2. Z. Peck, A.
G. Holllster, Andrew B9veridge, Cyrus
Waltz and Fl. T. Carson. The four last
named are those who have withdrawn.
Telegram after telegram have passed
between these gentlemen and the treas
ury department.. and it is b7 no means
certain that a. release has been given
them. They claim that they signed the
bond through the solicitation Of j, M.
Bailey, Jr., who represented that the
$780, 600 would be distributed from this
point.
WISCONSIN.
Bishop Flasch. Of Wisconsin, is ex-
! pected to return from the south about
June l. Soon after the bishops of the
archdiocese will meet to nominate
candidate for the vacant see Of Green
Bay.
| The vestibuled train due in Minneap.
Oils Saturday morning over the Mil
waukee was wrecked aear Columbus at
| 10 o'clock last Friday night. The en-
glne and one mail car were in the ditch,
but no lives were lost. The derailment
caused q delav Of tour hours only.
| Last Saturday evening the professors
OF Marquette College observed the tran Il
sit Of Mercury. By mears Of their fine
six inch objective, (Alvan Clark, makerl.
the image Of the sun was projected
upon screen for the members Of the
class of astronomy. The important
movements Of first exterior and interior
contact were successfully noted; and
several fine spots on our luminary were.
IeaTofullY studied at the same time. .#S@