The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-07-14

out regard to their former leadership and
their services to the party. They say
that this is Republican year. So far as
that convention goes it is an A. P. A. year.
/ Eugene Wilson Lawrence, of. Mime
apolis, 12-year. old SOD of JAMES w. Law
renee, has disappeared aud all efforts to
trace him have met with no success. On
juno 4 Eugene left home for fishing
and hunting trip at Buffalo lake, Mimi.
He renamed there for some time and his
parents were informed OF his where
abouts. They kept track of him until
June 26, when he suddenly disappeared.
He was heard from about this time from
Delano and had sold his gun and an ex-
pensive fishing outfit to raise money to
continue the juvenile adventure. His
family, having now completely lost track
Of him, are thoroughly alarmed, and MIR.
Lawrence has offered a reward OF $40 for
the first information as to the where
abouts of his son. The following is
good description OF the boy: Eugene
! Lawrence, 12 years old, and wore when
last seen knee pants, black stockings,
light gray clothes, and cloth cap to match
pants. May wear light or black waist.
He has a full. freckled face and blue
eyes, and has small scar near his left
ear. He carried with him small, square
topped, russet oolored satchel.
NORTH DAKOTA.
l. The Rev. ). F. Simpson, Of Fargo, has
been appointed resident pastor of the
parish Of Conway, N ID. Father Simp-
son also attends the missions of Park
River. MeCanna, Larimore and North
wood. He has wide field OF labor, as
the parish of Conway alone comprises
some seventy families. .
! The Northern Pacific coast train, the
first for ii days, reached Mandan Sunday
aftarDoon, seven hours late. The engin-,
eers, fremsn, conductors and 2brakemen.
on the Missouri division are not ON
strike. The train came in with Mat
| Walsh, conductor, OF Fargo, and a nom
union engineer. Engineer Burke, of
| Mandan, took the train to Dickinson.
There Was large crowd there to greet
the train, and after it had gone FIVE
| deputy marshals had bad quarter of an
hour, crowd Of strikers and sympathiz-
ers hooting and following them. They
walked over to Bismarck during the af-
ternoon. Fort Yates troops reached
there to assist, if necessary, in getting
trains through. There are no indica
tions of trouble.
| SOUTH DAKOTA.
The new livery stable of Geo. T. Har-
ris, of Parker, together with Is horses
and his entire livery stock, burned last
Sunday night. Loss, 5000; insurance
$4,000. "
! The residence of d. W. 'Hollister, of
Sioux Falls, was robbed in broad day
flight last Sunday and $l00 worth Of jew
elry and silverware stolen. The thieves.
were captured.
| The combination of The city council of
Sioux Falls against Mayor Williams,
which has been iu force for two months,
practically blocking some of the business
of.that city, was partially broken Monday
night, and. he had two men confirmed by
casting his own vote, both being ties.
r. M. Shotwell was confirmed street
commissioners and j. M. James city en-
queer. It was not broken, however, un-
til the salary of the mayor was cut from
5000 to $500, the engineers from 81 200
to $500, the building Inspector from $500
to 500. and the salary of the fire chief
raised from $500 to $500.
WISCONSIN,.
/ Anthony Lavelle and Margaret O. 'Brien
were married Tuesday, July Sd, at Erin,
st. Croix county, by Rev. d. Reddin.
Both are we'll known residents of Jewetts,
which place will be their future home.
The Hotel Whiting, one Of the largest
hostelriee on the Lake Geneva shore,
burned Monday or1ing. The house
was full Of guests, who barely escaped
with tkein lives. The hotel is q total
loss It was valued at $4,000.
The threatened strike Of 500 1ongshore-
men Of West Superior, employed ct the
-four sheds, has been averted by confer
enoe between the, company and the men.
The men will now receive SLID 9 day,
where they formerly received $3.50, and
Of this 20 cents day was retained a.
bonus money. :ss1 ziss ssy
Representative Haugen said Monday
THAT he had private .adyices from Wis
conGn showing thst he would have O.
majority of 2 to 4 q the delegates to the;
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