The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-23

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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.
For :tas week Endin9 Dse. 20.
Tho private bank Of Olmsted i
Storms Of Galesburg, Mich. has szas-'S
pended q. isss5 5l.. j
The banking arm q Joseph Steiner
4 sons 81. GresnvilIe, ALI, tailed for
800. 900
The big plate glass works 81 Charle-
Foi, Pa. will CLOSE down Tor an indsh-
mite period G 4: $s.ss5
Tho Akron lO.l Iron company went
into the hands Of receiver with liabili-
ties of $500. 900.
Robbers held up the attendanta In .
gambling house Ia Chicago and got
away with "a, 600.
On her official trial trip tho United
States 81 diser Oh made . record OF
21.67 knots an hour.
After separation Of hfty years VIII
ter, met at Lima. o.
Exports exceeded imports during Mo-
vember by $40, se1, o2s. according to the
bureau Of statistics.
Joe Kangley drank four cups of bad
whisky at Clifford, Ia, and died Il con
gestion of the brain.
Herman Kleving, a carpenter out of
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his own in Cincinnati.
Ex-Gov. Larrabee. of Iowa. has sold
for S1OO, 900 his Black Hills coal mines
to Chicago capitalists.
The National Carbon company's
works in Cleveland, O., were burned,
the loss being $175,OoO
The firm of Kleine, Timberman Il
Co., dealers in wooden cloths in Cincin
natl failed for 1925, 600.
Henry @. Owens (colored) was
lynched near Nebo, KY. He was ac-
cused Of poisoning stock.
New York Sons Of the American Rev
olution commemorated the Boston tea
party anniversary by a banquet
Halt the police force of Ironwood,
Mich, is under arrest for stealing goods
sent to the starving Gogebic miners
Pete Nolan, pugilist, had both ears
chewed half of in a fight at Cincin-
natl with Jim Watson, a circus man.
by a wreck on the Seaboard Air Line
road near Athens, La, twelve passeu-
gers and several trainmen were hurt.
VIII Ferguson. for informing on Abel
(Ga) gamblers, was dragged to swamp
and killed to prevent him testifying.
Hunter Wilson was killed and his
wife probably fatally wounded by rob-
beers In Baxter county, Ark.
John p. Hopkins (dem.) defeated
George B. Swift {republican) for mayor
Of Chicago by . plurality of 1,4el.
David Stout, farmer living near
Indianapolis, was robbed of $4,000 in
gold which he had buried in his cellar.
Mary Gould, OF New Bedford. Mass.
has been sleeping for about three
weeks The case is attracting atten-
ton.
Mrs Sarah Farley Van Nostrand
died at her homecin East Millston, n.
j., aged 1o5 years, months and 10
days.
Joseph Jefferson made his debut at
Detroit as a lecturer at q charitable en-
tertainment His subject was "Dra-
matte Art.
The felt works of Alfred Dodge at
Dolgeville, n. Y. have shut down in
definitely, throwing 1900 men out of
employment.
James Mathis and Henry Scott, two
negroes, were shot and killed al Live
Oak. Fla, by City Marshal Peary while
resisting arrest.
Three persons and 800 hogs and 100
cattle were killed in wreck on the
Chesapeake a Ohio Southwestern road
near Louisville, KY.
u. Flames in several towns in Japan de-
stroye<t SO houses, and IN 3 tornado at
Nayasaki 3,235 houses were wrecked
and A. persons were killed.
A successful operation was performed
1t Paris CD Senator Wolcott, Of Colo
rado, for double hernia Of the stomach.
He is reported - DO rapidly improving.
C. A. Crawford and O. p. Frost sold
tho litAbs Annie Gold Mining com-
paay's property 1t summitville. Cob,
to the Consolidated Gold Mining cosa-
paay for g., ooo, eoo.
. During the season just cissed IT,
coo, 00e herpeis Of -four wero received
aud handled 1t Ruffato, II. Y. The
value at the product was between @so,-
ooo, oao and ~, o0o, oeo.
One hundred volumes o& the original
edition Of Prot. j.. D. Dana's work On
.Cxustaeeea Of America were con-
svxaod in 4 hYo II New Havea. They
were valued ut 31eo.OOs.
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