The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-09-14
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against Chief Of Police L,ltt and the
members lot the force concerned in the
raid OF her premises last spring, when
she was arrested for the alleged keeping
Iof q disorderly house, has been awarded
$500 damages by the jury In the superior
Court, 9where the case has been on trial
for two days. She asked for IS, O00. II
b Augusta. wis. The Eau Claire conn-
ty fair, held here this week, is BY far the
most successful ever held in this county.
GAINESVILLE, wis. Albert Daverkosen,
son OF Henry Daverkosen, Of this city
was found dead In the milk house on Viii
Ham Sheridan's farm. It is supposed he
took a dose Of poison. NJ ]. .s. a HI
Eau Claire, wis. Fire in the North
western Lumber Company's yards caused
a loss of $4,000. The Gull umber yard
also sustained small loss.
St. Cloud, MINI. Some OF the leading
society ladies Of st. Cloud have organized
woman's relief club which will be
known as the St. Cloud Woman club,
whose object is the promotion Of chart
ty and aid for families in distress.
st. Cloud, Mimi. John P. Hammered,
member Of the Marx and Wire Cigar
Company, made statement that he was
about to apply to the courts to have a
receiver appointed for the above-named
company to manage its business, pay its
debts and close UP it's affairs.
Elysian, Minn.--Lillian Sterling, aged
%, prominent teacher and graduate Of
the Mankato normal school, died at Man
kato last evening. 5lss t55.
Williamsport, N. D.-Within the past
few days prairie fires have done consid-
cradle damage east Of here in Logan
county The loss Of hay has been heavy.
Deadwood, S. D.--Arthur Williams, an
old man, while sitting on bench at the
side Of a saloon, was pounced upon by
Tom Burk and VIM. Patterson, two
tough characters who recently arrived
in the city, and carried into a side room o.
the saloon. The men hastily robbed him
of about Sis in cash and gold ring and
started to escape, but were caught by the
police and are now in Jail.
Sioux Falls. S. DIT. r. Allensworth,
who few weeks ago disappeared from
Dell Rapids, was arrested here yesterday
and bound over in the sum of $500 for
grand larceny. He cannot get bail and is
consequently in jail. 4>
Pierre, s. Z. Mrs Emma A. Crammer,
state president; Mrs. ANNA Simmons, vice
president; Mrs. Eugene Steere, treasurer:
Mrs. F1oy Cochrane and Mrs. Alice Pick
Ter. district presidents, and other ladies
Of the w, C. r. u, have arrived in the
o3fv ond hold a oho,,f h,,si ooc cocc1on of
the executive comittee this afternoon.
The prospects are for a larger attendance
at the opening session of the convention
tomorrow than has ever been attendance
Yankton, s. DIR. James Buchanan
does not propose that his wife shall have
| any advantage over him In the matter of
securing divorce. Two years ago his
wife secured a divorce from him and went
to Chicago to reside, and where she is now
engaged in the practice Of medicine. Yes
| terday the husband was given a. decree Of
| divorce also. The Buchanans are old resi-
dents Of Yankton.
T. Huron, S. D.-The mysterious disap-
pearance of an unmarried man, named
Thomas Bates, for several years resi-
dent of the west part Of this county, has
CttuSCu% uO 'lllllo uucdSluGSS u6l6 dllu ctt
| Wolsey. He went to Elkton two Or three
| weeks ago witha crew of threshers, and
| week since was missing, and nothing has
since been heard Of him.
| Pierre, s. D.-Judge Gaffy today an
nounced decision in case to test the
powers Of the county commissioners in re-
gard to the publication Of tax lists An
attempt was made by the county board
to let the publication by bids, which the
| judge held is beyond their power, as it is
| controlled by the county treasurer, and an
appeal will be taken.
WATERFOWL, S. D-Attorney General
Crawford and Lieut.. Gov. Herried wired
that they would be present at the Broth
erhood of Purpose meteing here Saturday,
where they will address the public. The
| meeting will be a big success. #
| Des Moines, Iowa-The veterinarians
association passed resolutions unanimous
! ly indorsing the tuberculosis test for the
discovery of tuberculosis and condemning
any other method
Dubuque, Iowa-The mystery sur
rounding the suicide at the Hotel Julien
! has been cleared The name Of 3. r..
| Hopper was not assumed. He was resi-
| dent of Cincinnati and a member good
standing Of the knights of Pythias. +.
| Cedar Rapids. Iowa oldie Neighbor,
the 11-year-old daughter of farmer liv-
| ing near Lafayette, was abducted by the
girls mother, who was divorced from
Neighbor several years ago. The woman
was aided by a man and they have not
yet been apprehended !.
! Des Moines, Iowa Annie Hike, ado
mest.c at Grefe's Hotel, committed suicide