The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-06-17
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!. oi . hotter Is . mill at barnet,
Flames destr ga ten bull ings sat
Waldoboro. Ne, causing = loss83of 500 aEall &
200
Kuf1ler's cotton NH ii Brodetz, Bo-
hemia was burned, the loss being ,25o, D
600 francs. ssss5
The Internal onal ypog aphicaI
1,nion met il fort first annual session
81, 5chicago d;
Mrs James KirkendaN ,sof Spokane,
Wash, fatally poisoned her little girl
and he5self. e. e. .s.-75
It is said that the Louisiana Lottery
company will establish headquarters at
Port Tampa, Fla. u s.s 81.
Mount Higashiaznm, Japan. IS IN
state Of eruption and 10e lives are said
to have oeeh 1set.
Thomas Bruce. aged IS, OF Freeport,
H., was instantly killed by Igh tning
while planting corn.
Anton Sholl, Of Odell, Ill, died from
drinking too much whisky from jug
he.was carrying home.
The Paramount WOODEN mills at Gin
cinnati were burned the second time,
the loss being $4,000
The Pioneer Lithographing company
OF Denver made an assignment with
liabilities Of $134, 1856. 2S.
Holmes Conrad, Of Virginia, has been
appointed to succeed John B. Cotton as
assistant attorney general.
Cholera was said to. be spreading in
southern and central France and many
deaths were occurring daily.
Laurie and Mile Osborne, brothers,
were drowned while bathing. in the
Mississippi at Fort Madison. Ia.
Acensus shows that the population
of Des Moines is 75,546. The figures
last year were 68,547, a gain of 6, 972.
The Supreme Grand Orange Lodge Of
the United States opened its twenty
fourth session in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Ii The Franklin Buggy company at
Columbus, o., has been put in the hands
of receiver with liabilities of $780, 900.
BY the bursting of a boiler at the
Peru Qnd.) basket factory NJ J..
Pratt and his young son were instantly
killed.
Savage's livery stable at Charles
town, w. Va, was burned and thirty
one valuable horses persisted in the
flames.
L. G. Dumas, a young colored man,
was lynched by mob at Gleason,
Tenn, for assaulting the daughter of a
farmer.
The Vile Marie convent at Monk
lands, near Montreal, was destroyed by
fire, involving a loss of $1,000,000; in
surance, 100000.
A train on the Ohio Southern road
Jumped the track near Storms Station,
O., and twenty-one passengers were in
jured, some fatally.
The large stables Of the street rail
way company at Winnipeg, Man, were
destroyed by fire and sixty-one horses
persisted in the flames.
Gen. James A. Hall, of Damariscotta,
| Me-, died suddenly on train between
Syracuse and Utica, n. Y. He was a
veteran of the late war.
II Dr.. James Mccain, one of Pitts
burgh's prominent physicians, died
from blood poisoning, contracted. while
peri forming an operation.
The steamer Winthrop. valued at
1928, 1000, burned Tuesday night at East
port, Me. It was owned by the NAL
Tory company of New York.
Peter Blume, is years of age, who
came from Holland three months ago,
was killed by lightning while working
in field near Kalamazoo, Mich.
DR.. F. II. Wines delivered memorial
address in honor of ex-President Hayes
at the opening session of the congress
of charities and correction in Chicago.
The American Wheel company's fac
tories at Charlottesville, Ind, Memphis,
Tenn, Paducah, KY, and Humboldt,
time.
Convicts while returning. from the
quarries to Tourah prison near Cairo,
Egypt, attempted to escape. and thirty
nine of them were shot dead by the
troops.
Il Masked men took William Shorter, a
negro, from a train at Kearnstown, w.
td., anu uduScu AlAl ", d CAcC.F tolAOI U
er had attempted to assault white
woman.
Win and Ebert Longley, aged II and
II years, respectively, sons of e. w.
Longley, prominent citizen of Little
Rock, Ark, were accidentally drowned
Tuesday. .
In railway wreck on the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas road near Butler, I.
T., Ames Frame, engineer, and his fire.
man were killed and many passengers
were injured.
While three children of M. Lakin
were playing with a gun at Frisco, Q.
T., it was discharged and son IL years
old and daughter 10 years old were IA
tally injured.
W.. Mcdonald, inspector of work
shops and factories, has been removed
from Office by Gov. Mckinley, of Ohio.
a shortage Of S., 900 was found in Nc
Donald accounts.
The officers Of the Russian squadron
which participated in the naval review
have presented Admiral Gherardi with