The Irish standard., 1894-09-08

bridal party arrived, and preceded by
the ushers and maids of honor, marched
to the altar to the strains Of spirited
wedding march. The bride carried q
bouquet OF bridal roses and each Of the
maids Of honor basket OF flowers. The
bride was charmingly attired in q dress
Of cream colored satin, richly trimmed
with real lace. The bridesmaids and
maids Of honor were dressed In white.
The contracting parties were met at the
railing By Rev. Father Conry, who per
formed the ceremony, after which he
celebrated nuptial high mass. At the
conclusion OF the service the bridal party
and immediate friends were driven to the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. COnlin, where most excel
lent wedding breakfast was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Kasper are well and favorably
known IN this city, where they have re-
sided since childhood The groom is
one Of the prosperous and enterprising
young business men of the city and his
bride is q popular young lady, who for
several years has been teacher in the
public school. They were the recipients
of many valuable and beautiful presents,
among them being q very substantial
one from the members Of the Straight
River Hose Company, Of which the
groom is member. Mr.. and Mrs. Kas-
per have settled down to the realities of
married life and have begun housskeep-
ing on South Willow street, where they
will be at home to friends.
| NORTH DAKoTA.
Judge Templeton has filed his decision
in the disbarment proceedings against
Attorney J. T.. Sullivan, finding the de-
fendant guilty of embezzlement and
adultery, and disbaring him for practice
I'm the courts Of North Dakota. and re-
voking his license.
1 w. f. Ganeke, of Thompson, had his
arm badly larcerated in the cylinder DC
his threshing machine last week. Royce
Ia. Allen had his separator and self-feed-
er burned Saturday afternoon by q spark
from an engine setting fire to grain
stacks on N. "A. Abbort's farm, burn
Ing four stacks OF wheat. No insurance.
Last Saturday hobo Who had worked
q few days for Ed LRcock, farmer liz.
ling three miles north of Langdon.
threatened to burn his barn il the latter
did not pay him some money. Sunday
night the barn burned and with it $500
worth of property. Lacock awoke in
time to see the villain depart, and fol-
lowed him on horseback all night, effect
ing his arrest. Monday morning with
the aid OF officers the prisoner is i'm Jail
at Langdon, and excitement among the
citizens is high.
Fire broke out in the rear OF p. P,
Lees general store, Minot, Monday
! morning and swept the entire block. The
: losses are as follows: Ward County Re-
porter, $500; p. P. Lee, general
merchandise, s25,0OO; Peterson & Jacob
son; hardware $1,000. ..Ehr Bros, Clutch
ers, $500; H. =. Lewis, vacant building,
$500; Henry Snyder, barber shop and
notion store, $1,000; Minot Mercantile
o Company, warehouse, S7OO; Mrs. J..
4 Browd, store building, Es1, 900; iStrain
, Bros general store: $1,000; ]. e.. Sco-
9 field. livery, $500; J. Sieber, harness
d maker, $500; Allan Tompkins, LELAND
Il Hotel, $400 Mrs. GaskelI, dwelling, $500
) No wind was blowing. or the entire
g southeast part Of the. town would have
It been destroyed. Strain Bros. and the
g Mercantile company we're lucky at los
., ing only small warehouse each. Strains
,r fireproof building undoubtedly stopped
= the fire. Strain Bros, the Mercantile
a company and Sieber are partial losers
p, but the rest are burned out entirely.
~ SOUTH DAKOTA.
is The residence OF A. R.ISutton, Of Hills
u view, near Eureka, was destroyed by fire
y last Friday night and Mr.. Sutton LOST
of his life in the fire. He was an old resi-
sr dent and prominent :citizsn OF thai
county.
WISCONSIN,.
ts
: Parties representing thei Price conntJ
!, seat fight we're in Ashland recently fo
- the purpose Of bringing. the matter be
i fore Judge Parish. a petition, said t.
! contain 9 thousand Anan4es, has beef
= circulated by the Prentice people to sub
: NIT the county seat question to the yot
ers this fall.
IT. Two weeks ago the bank at Seymou
ID Wrs robbed by tunneling from the out
3D. side into the vault, and $50 in smal
Dis change left outside the safe was taken
ng Saturday Willie Roloff, we'll know
be young man in that city, was arrested 20
I. the crime, and has confessed, naming q
ii. laccomplices John Defey and Adolpl
ay Elke; also well known and heretofore Il