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La Crosse. Wis--Wi liam Egan.s aged
Il az years, employed on the huntington Bur: .o
work train at his place, was instantly tan
killed this afternoon by falling under te
ths.sWheeis. sFs.
5S Langden, N. The Catholic church
Of Langlon will send six delegatess;to
q the convention OF Catholic laymen
which meets at Fargo on the 18th inst.
They are ssas& follows: b. ~ FOX g.
Heating, f. Moran, II. E. Burke, Al.
Kaeh1nstedt, j.. Debrow.
z Mandau, N. D.-Alma Blakely. a
sbool teacher near New Salem, shot her
self through the heart Mondays. She
came from sairpoint, Mimi, and has
friends at Red Wing: She was alone
when she did it. The inquest developed
no reason for the suicide.
Phillipsburg, AIont-A man named
I McCleskey, imprisoned here on a tele-
gram from Cripple Creek, for some
crime committed there during the great
miners: strike CT one year ago, was
taken out Of JILL tonight by about 90
miners, from the Combination mine,
armed with Winchesters.
h Aberdeen, S. D.-James Campbell, y a
young farmer claiming to reside near
Bangor. 8. d., was brought before
United States Commissioner Wallace
Monday on the charge OF counterfeit
ing silver dollars, several being IN his
possession when arrested. He lies In
Jail In default Of $4,000 bonds.
New Trier, Minn--A large number OF
friends assembled at st. Mary's church,
New 1'riel', on Tuesday Of last week,
to witness the marriage of MI. Henry
Lindenfelser, OF Hampton, and Miss SUI
sic Cores, of New Trier, Rev. Gregory
Koerng performing the ceremony. In
the afternoon and evening g, very pleas
ant reception was held at the residence
Of the grooln's parents, quite number
Of friends being i'm attendance.
Rochester. MiEn---Tuesday afternoon
sf last week MI e. NJ. Smith and Miss
Agnes Tuel were united in matrimony
at St. Johns church, Rochester, Rev.
Father hiordan officiating. The happy
couple starred afterwards for a wedding
"trip, after which they viii go to CWa-
tcnna and reside. They have lived in
Roche ester some time and made many
friends. who wish them happiness and
prosperity in their welded life. -
Billings Month this city on the
9th inst the case Of John M. Mcdonald
for the killing Of Thomas Doran went
to the jury. a verdict was returned at
8 o'clock the next morning Of guilty CT
murder in the second degree, and fixing
the penalty at imprisonment FOR life.
Mcdonald was a barkeeper in Burns
saloon, and shot Doran, stonetnason,
on hlarch "a, after slight alteration,
RS Doran was leaving the saloon.
Oakes, N. D.-!yhe soaking rains of
che past few days have SO encouraged
Farmers that the acreage in this sec
ton will equal that OF LAST year. It will
amount to fully so per cent. There
viii he, however, only so per cent Of the;
wheat acreage. the balance being taken
Up by the Increased acreage of corn,
harley and flax This condition Of all
grain is excellent. It is stooling rap
IDLY and is Of a. good healthy color.
Farmers feel very much encouraged. ~
Sioux Fails. S. D.--Monday afternoon
the grant jury returned three indict-
mants against Mark p. Scott. editor of
the Sioux Falls Journal, tor criminal Ii
Del. May lib the Journal printed an ar <
ticle to the effect that Prof. Rowe, sup
srintendeni of city schools, bribed two
members Of the board to vote for his
re~eIectien. Acting Mayor Sampson,
who skipped ont last week with $765
corruption fund, was indicted Tor en-
bezzlement. .s r..
j pembina, n. D.--The past week was
fine growing weather, with occasional
warm rains. The crops never looked
better in this part of the Red river val
ley. pembina county has less wheat
this year than in previous years, the
farmers for the most part believe in
diversified farming and have put in
more. barley and lax. as well as corn
anf, potatoes The wheat is almost two
inches over the ground i'll most parts OF
the county. &
Spokane, Wash.--Newton Blagg,
raDcher residing near Chateroy, came;
i.cne on the 10th inst. just in time to
save his 2-year-old son from q horrible
death His wife. driven insane from
religious frenzy, had built an altar in
the woods near the house, upon which,
she had secured the little baby, prepara-
tory. to roasting it alive. She was en-
gagged in offering UP a prayer for her
sacrifice, when her husband happily ar
rived I'M time to save his child. He
brought his wife here for commitment
iSfsssahe Insane asylum. g IA
yySs5 Cloud. Mint has Just been
learned here that Captain NJ J. Hogan,
OF Spring Hill, died on Tuesday Of last
week, says the Times Mention had
been made in these columns that he,
was suffering from an attack of pneu-
lnariia and was very low. 1t now ap-9
pears that the; sickness terminated In
his death. The funeral took place yes
aertiay at Spring Hill. The deceased
was well advanced in years and. leaves
a large family Of grown UP child }
John Rengel, of this city, is "a brother
inlay To him, Mr.. Hogan's first wife
being Mr.. Rengel's sister. Captain Ho-
5sssans was one Of thefcld settlers of Spring
xEiis where he was engaged in the gem
seral I'll erchandise business and had late
" taken one of his sons in as a part
her. He was we'll known in st. Cloud
and had friends all over the county. Il
II Fergus Falls, MINI An affidavit to
the erect that Editor Idoskins is insane
Has been filed III the district court, and
under the law OF 1893, where the sanity
sofs Isl person under ind ictnents is guess
toned, u 1t shall be determined before
sias As placed ON trial for the offense
ffuf which he is indicted. This n Ill
Ihi.ingSthe question whether the fIenning.
editor has wheels to a final issue, and
will finish it, If he is found TO be ali
III sllt mentally tthen the cases to which
he III q party can proceed s:s u
u Ss3ti nWater, Inn. Some months ago
Thomas Rush ii guard at the pr ison,
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