The Irish standard., 1895-09-21

4 siAshead OF horses. mo insurance. s ii
tCasseltoa. N. D.--E]der Obleness, a
| farmer living few miles north of Cassel-
4 ton, was robbed of nearly $500 in gold last
4 night Slight Glow to the robbers.
| y Duluth, Minn-!'Tbe new steamer Ze-
lnith City, left Duluth Wednesday with
1.-THE largest cargo OF wheat ever taken out,
4 1873 900 bushels.
Rock Valley, Iowa-Thursday was the
hottest day Of the season; in fact, the hot
test for a long period. The Thermometer
| registered 105. A hot clustering wind pre-
vailed.
| Fort Dodge, Iowa-At the Populist con-
| yention held at Barnum to nominate
| senator from the counties of Webster and
| Calhoun, NJ r. Smith, of Webster, was
! chosen.
Brandon, wis.--G. ste1ter's large flour
! mill at Fairwater burned yesterday. Loss,
| $1,000. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
| The insurance policy had run out few
days ago.
| NIIlbank, S. D.--Milbank is agitating
| telephone service with the Twin Cities.
| w. c.. Swift, of st. Paul, is interviewing
the towns along the line, with a view Of
| extending a line to Aberdeen.
Fairrnont--Judge Severance has held a
special term OF court in Fairn1ont the
past week.-The Bullard house, Fair
mont's new $4,000 hotel, is now open, the
grand opening banquet being held Thurs
| day.
Meilette, S. Don the Gidden farm at
itohn i rrip WI 2S
els per acre. Wheat that was not irri-
gated did not, in that vicinity, make over
five bushels per acre, and some pieces
were too poor TO cut ss-
washington Springs, S. D.-sherif. Mer-
Ger took possession of the dry goods house
Of w. T.. Arnold and Sons, of this place,
| Wednesday night, on complaint OF Judd
| Bros, wholesale grocers of Sioux Falls;
liabilities not known.
Ashland, Wis.--The passenger steamer
! North West arrived at the Central Com
nercial dock. Thousands of people
| swarned over the dock to greet the boat.
Escanaba, Mich.-Philip Twombly, OF
| Bay City, Mich, first mate of the schoon-
err j. FL. Webb, fell overheard and was
| drowened. ahr
Green Bay, wis.-George Lee, a line
man, while on the top of a, pole, allowed
| the wire to drop on an electric trolley
wire. The shocks knocked him off the
pole, SO feet, to the ground. He will die. 4
1 Sioux Falls, S. u. The city schools Of
| Hartford have been closed on account Of
| diphtheria.
| Pierre, S. D.-Gov. Sheldon has re-
| turned, but has not yet decided what &C
= %11r ha iRov7 0f
Emmett Cole, making charges against
| Wheeler. 55t
Fergus Matt Ruriki a young Fin,
with some other boys, was trying to cele-
brate by exploding some powder on the
| eye4of an axe, which he touched of with
| a. match, and burned his face badly and
destroyed an eye. ts1 4s-1Ast
+ Dubuque, Iowa-The Iowa Iron Works
| is still unable to raise the libel levied by
1 local creditors and resume work on the
nearly completed revenue cutter VIM.
Window. Both boats are some years ov-
erdue, and fines against them are enor-
nous, II. # sE
*Reedsburg, Wis.-Irvin Kipp, a sales
man for the firm Of Webb and Swekes, IN
| this city, and very popular man in
Reedsburg society, died at his home in
I
I heart disease. .E Ssf7 4
Mankato--The early settlers, who locat-
| edin Blue Earth county before 1870, held
l their first annual meeting at Oak Cliff
I farm and formed a. permanent organlza-
| ton by electing the following officers:
Cen James III. Baker, president; E.SW.
Parker secretary; =. 8. Terry, treasurer;
BID Hay, Jacob Born, D. G. Evans, p.
l3D. Cornish, IT, w. Sprague, vice presi-
dents From 400 to 500 people were pres
ent and a numb Der of addresses We're
made. II d. vi sa5sS \, ia 5 # lsSsy
| M adfson Wis.--In the. early part of the
wear MRS. Albina Parlardis, of w est SUI
Isperior. was brought here charged with
passing counterfeit money, but as she
lhad five children none of them over 10
wears of age she was released and al
flowed to care for them, but today. Deputy
taSherin Locke, Of Superior, came down
and took the children with him to Supe-
rior The mother n' tried TO keep ner eh ,ll
l5dren but they were taken away from her
Thy force and FASTENED to 2, train for the
north. The mother is nearly insane over
the matter and local ttorneys:a are work
/ ING On the case to see what can be done
ttoget the children back
Ninnipeg ii enry NJ. Stanley arrived
IAl6re tOQdy3 duQ SAHSSsSSSsl FeAAs
lWeste tomorro ME- He I'LL make "a sluaS
i of the Canadian Northwest IN the ~ ter
4 est;sit Is believed, OF the British govern
1 merit. with asyieWs to reporting as to ad-
vantages offered Tor iln q alton PUT
poses.
i sag Spooner. wis Joe Huttero, e quiet, IN
ldustriouss italian, about so years old wal
assassfnated last nj Int 81 at "a o'clock MhIae
1t work
III slrgo, 81. as - not her spasn of moral
.lifY truek the officials last nIgh and. the
i .a5lina pig ntsSof two local hotels
lsSrHre IA deds and dence' found in both
aseases The STATE Enforcem sI4eagtesf rs
4 back of the prosecution ssSz s55sS
1ele,,a al. three ened strfks
4 sil the CAST will ma teriali 81.
fsnlnrrow un less thes comp hould ply
II sfE an cash s,EomorroN Is Il Nd
II me report sis that The suryeyo grad:
ssTs az III rgfnse Cot "a Ike their sun-
j part cash accom- ies them
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