The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-01-12
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lf1NO n EWS ITEMS.
For tho week Ending Jan. 9.
William White, 10s years old, died =
Ottawa. Kan.
I The legislatures of Idaho, Montana
and California convened.
J. E. Rn1nsey, ex-mayor OF Upton,
Ind, was found dead in bed.
! Spencer Costello, a negro burglar and
desperate, was lynched near Flora,
Miss, by mob.
Mrs. Rosanna Mcdonald, who was
born in Dublin, Ireland, 1O4 years ago,
died at Lockport, Ill.
Eight more bodies were found by
searchers in the ruins OF the Delavan
house at Albany, N. Y.
Two men were killed and four injured
In collision between Lake Erie freight
trains near Norwalk. @.
Gold in large quantities was discov-
cred on Green mountain. few miles
south Of Deadwood, S. D.
Col. Reuben c. Benton, commander
in chief Of the Minnesota Loyal Legion,
died at Minneapolis, aged Ga.
The celebrated stallion Bashaw. Jr.,
owned by Isaac Munger. died at Wash
ington, la. He was % years old.
Elisha Trow bridge was sentenced to
ten years imprisonment for shooting
his brother at New Haven, Conn.
Thecourthouse at Decatur. Tex, was
destroyed by fire and the county rec
ords were burned. Loss, 800, 900.
: Notwithstanding the business de-
preston the Illinois s. Michigan canal
earned $12,334 over expenditures last
year.
Gov, Mcintyre was inaugurated at
Denver. Waite, the retiring governor,
kissed his hand as the close Of the cere-
mony.
Temperance workers from many
points were present at the funeral of
Mrs. Mary L. Lathrop at jackson,
Mich
Pay Director Richard Washington.
y. S. N, member of the examining
board, died at Washington from apo
plexy.
Appraiser Mcclure, of New York, re-
ports the value Of the Gould estate for
the purposes Of taxation at $so,934,-
58O79
Mrs Susan Rowe expired while at
tending services In Woodward Avenue
Baptist church at Detroit. She was "a
years old.
National Game, Bird and Fish Pro-
tective association will seek the enact
ment by the various states of uniform
game laws.
Postmaster Frank M. Doll and his
wife and son were murdered at Alma,
A. t.; by robbers who broke into the
post office.
The Illinois board of health quaran-
tined the soldiers home at Quincy,
some of it's inmates having been ex-
posed to smallpox.
Daniel Fl. Craig, who was the first
general manager Of the New York AS
ISOLATED Press, died at Asbury Fark,
N. j., aged so years.
A race from Minneapolis to Chicago
between cowboys mounted on bronchos
has been arranged, the date of the
start to be February Z.
Crowds of unemployed broke into the
government house in st. Johns, n. T.,
demanding work-stores were looted
and the leaders arrested.
A negro named Ware, living near
Dunangan, Ca, murdered his wife and
mother-in-law and then burned his
house. He was arrested.
A body in the morgue in Chicago
was identified as that of T. b. Smith,
who was supposedly buried at Crystal
Lake, Ill, four years ago.
Mrs. Ida Weinberger, a bride of six
weeks, killed herself with carbolic acid
in Chicago after writing farewell let
ters to her husband and father.
Thor Il. Paynter, judge-elect Of the
court of appeals, handed in his resig-
nation to Gov. Brown as member of
the present congress from the Ninth
Kentucky district.
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