The Irish standard., 1892-01-23

dered to one side and tell down In the
vicinity where the body was found, the
snow was beaten down as though he had
struggled to get up AMI continue his
journey. When found he lay on one side
with his hat and mittens off, and his
overcoat unbuttoned. During his stay in
Luverne, Mr.. Cahill deposited $50 with
j. B. Champion, which was paid over to
the coroner, and he had 81 in his pocket
when the body was found The body
was turned over to the relatives and the
funeral was held at the Catholic church
at IL o'clock Thursday.
| NORTH DAKOTA
Col. 0. NJ. Towner. vice-president Of
the Northwestern Farm Investment
Company, and promoter Of the German
barley colony project, has returned to
Grand Forks frt m Towner county. The
colonists will start for their now homes.
he says, the middle of March. Only SO
Germans were negotiated with The
company has contracted for the erection
of 500 houses on lands already purchased
in Towner county.
The Northwestern Farmers Protective
Association held it's annual meeting at
Grand Forks Thursday, with large at
tendance. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
r. Tharaldsen, Grand Forks: vice-presi.
dent, A. Steenerson, Crookstoo; treas
urer, john Biorge, Thompson; secretary,
Thomas Ulven, Mcintosh; directors, o.
T. Gronli Northwood: O. O. Hougen,
Grafton; Fl. K. Strem, Rillsboro; A. ..
Height, Rich]and county; John Fadden,
Arvilla; Fl O. Isask, Hendrum, Mimi;
Steen Hafto, Mcintosh, MINI. The as
ISOLATION now numbers 1900. The re-
ceipts of the agent this fall at Duluth
reached nearly 1000 cars
The famous Healy case was on deck
again Monday in tie district court at
Bismarck. Attorney Taylor Crum, from
Fargo, on behalf Or Healy, argued mo-
tion i'm arrest OF Judgment. He claims g.
constitutional objection to the informa-
tion against Healy. The Judge stated
that he would probably overrule tbs ob-
lection, but it is being argued. Il de-
MED, then motion for new trial will
be made, and some sensational develop
ments in regard to the first case may be
expected. Healy and his supporters are
determined to raise every point and carry
the case to the supreme court. They
claim they will never submit to the dis
franchisement and Imprisonment of an
Innocent man for political purposes.
sOUTH DAKOTA.
! The state wo ld's fair commission
| closed it's session at Yanktun Friday
night. Friday the commission wired
Governor Mellette, inquiring if he
would call special session OF the legis-
lature to make en- appropriation for the
South Dakota exhibit, to which be re-
piled that he was willing to call a cpecial
session without expense to the state ex-
cept appropriations.
| The state board Of agriculture met at
Mitchell Thursday. The resignation of
A. NJ. Bowdell of the district was re-
ceived, and j. K. Smith was appointed to
fill the vacancy. The following officers
we're elected: President, r. B. Codding-.
ton, of Blunt; secretary, G. L. Downey,
Of Sioux Falls; treasurer, F. J. Near
thur, Of Aberdeen. The following ap-
pointments were made for 1892: Chief
marshal, A. IT, VansdeI, Yankton; super
intendent of grounds, Chas. Keith, Volga;
superintendent Of tickets, VIM. Mckay,
Orient; superintendent of speed, J. K.
Smith, MITCHELL; superintendent of
horses, 81. j, Patterson, Madison; super
intendent of cattle, Thos. Gaylor,
Letcher; superintendent Of swine and
sheep, A. B. Lucas Castalia; superinten-
dent of farm machinery, E. D. Bailey,
Clark; superintendent of poultry, 0. s.
Kenny, Watertown; superintendent OF
grain and vegetables, w. S. Logan,
Mitchell; superintendent of horticulture
and Horticulture, J. O. Barnesback, Yer
million; superintendent Of women's de-
partment, G. N. Harris, Aberdeen; super
intendent of art, r. D. Gillespie, Hot
Springs; superintendent of education, r.
D. Coddington, Blunt. Two bids for the
location Of the state fair was put in
1900 cash and groundsby Mitchell, and
81, 500 and grounds by Sioux Falls. The
latter secured the prize on the first ballot
! WISCONSIN. "a
| A new court Of Foresters has been or
ganized at Fond du Lac with thirty char
ter members, and the following officers:
Chief ranger, Thomas Cole; vice-ranger,
M. j. Cole; recording secretary, 7. B.
Ahern; financial secretary, A. s.