The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-11-02

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NORTHWEST NEWS.
Faribault, Minn.-There is considera
BILE talk about the transfer of the Cannon
Valley branch of the Minneapolis &, st.
Louis railroad to the Chicago & Great
Western road If this takes place a
train will probably be run in the morning
from Mankato to Randolph, where they
will take the track Of he Chicago &
Great Western and run into the Twin
Cities. This improvement will be well
received among the towns along the line
Surveyors have been at work at Water
Vile surveying for changes in the yards
at that place. This deal has nothing to
do with the main line of the Minneapolis
e st. Louis road.
Stephen, Minn.-About 80 per cent Of
the wheat threahing is finished, and with
good weather all the wheat, oats and bar
ley will be threshed in 10 days. Flax
threshing has commenced and the yield
is about 20 bushels per acre. The farm
ers are all very backward In their ploW-
ing, not oevr Is per cent of the blowing
is done yet, and unless the fall remains
open very late not over SO per cent of the
blowing will be done this fall. M
Duluth, MINT looks doubtful
whether Stuckney, the embezzling cash
ire of the State bank, of Duluth, will ever
be captured Contrary. to the general
supposition, however, he did not go East
over the 500 line. Detective Benson
traced him from Turtle Lake to Dayen
port, Iowa, and there lost the trail. He
went on to Missouri in the hope Of get
ting further trace, but in vain.
TOwner, N. D.--The citizens Of this
part of the state are very much excited
over the Burmeister murder, and all are
interested in catching the perpetrators of
the horrible crime, but the officers seem
to have no clue to work on. Nothing can
be learned to even give an idea OF who
the murderer could be. The only ev-
dence is the burned sod shanty and the
bodies of the little ones.
Dubuque, Iowa-There are already IN
Dubuque city Of 10000 people, six Ro-
man Catholic church buildings, three
irish and three German. Most Of them
ara large edifices hit the OVERLOOKING
Catholic nonnlation ren,1ires more and a
new German church. costing 81 900 will
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Duluth, Minn.-Frank Upham, former
iy of the Briggs Hotel, and Dan Milligan,
formerly of the Leland, both Of Chicago,
have been mystericusly busy in Duluth
for several days and 1t leaked out that
the object of their visit was to purchase
the lease and furniture of the Spalding
Hotel.
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Winthrop. MINT seems to be set
tied that the Minneapolis & St. Louis rail-
roadwill build to New Ulm, a distance Of
60 miles. It Is claimed that the road has
contracts with the newly organized Min
neapolis, New Ulm & Southwestern ine
to take its line off its hands
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Alpena, s. D.-An ola man named
was found in q wagon in the middle Of
the Jim river, frozen to death. me
horses hltched to the wagon We're ootn
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