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

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action was decided upon hen the other
ban KS refused to furnish any money, and
Monday morning an assignment was
made to g. Davidson, OF Little Falls, who
owns q majority OF the stock There is
considerable county and state money III
the bank and d large amount in indiYidu-.
al deposits, but the directors say. that
every dollar Will be paid. It is estimated
that Stuekey is not the only man who
got the banks money Y s5s. VI
West Superior, Wis. Inning alton In
spector NJ. II Stokes, Of this district
whose Headquarters are located III this
city, has just returned from a trip to the
Rainy Lake gold country, where he was
ON Official business, the taking Of testi-z
thebsliseIn acpntfa tabor law. In a couple
Patti rs IAy the evidence before the
United States district attorney with a
view to having legSl proceedings insti-2
tured against Thomas p. Dockery, al
legged to be the offender and who, if
found liable in the full amount Of the
charge, may be fined $4,000. 1t is
claimed that Dockery hired IS Canadian
Indians to clear the toWnsite Of Hanna
ford, in Itasca county, Mimi, and dis
placed native white labor. Mr.. Dockery
now lives in Duluth.
Butte, Mont.-An unsuccessful attempt
was made to rob Hoge Daley, & Co.'s
bank at Anaconda early Sunday morn
ing. A crowd soon collected and one of
the robbers was captured onsthe roof of
the building. He was recognized as a
we'll known young mechanic named A.
L. Filpo: He later implicated Will H.
Darling, a young blacksmith, as the
originator and leader in the attempted
robbery. Darling ran away when the
explosion occurred and fell off the build
ing, breaking several ribs. He went to
his ROOM, where he was arrested in the
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2 Fafgoy, II. D @=rhe granting of a writ of
error in the Kent case has revived the
story that immunity was promised
Swidensky il he would turn states evil
dence and secure Kent's conviction. 1t
is claimed that Swidenskys brother
down in Iowa, has paper signed by
Voss, Bingenheimer and others, promis-
ing the release of the actual murderer,
and Swidensky is said to be getting very
impatient over their delay. The writ Of
error has been filed and. Kent feels good
over a lease of life to April, at least.
Black River Falls, Wis.-For over four
score years Louis Darwin and his wife
have travelled life's journey together
He was born 107 years ago last Septem-
Der, and she was born 101 years ago last
March. They we're married in 1915 and
have lived near this city for AZ years.
They have IL children born to them, only
five of whom are now living, the entire
family having grown to manhood and
wemanhood. Old age and disease have
told on them at last and they are both
very low at present, with little hope of
ever Being BETTER They are French Can
adams. Ss&aFitT ~
: Pierre, s. D.-Gov. Sheldon. on the
recommendation of the board of pardons,
fenced from Yankton county, March 30,
1894, for ten years on a charge of rob-
berry. Golden, while intoxicated accom-
panied couple of toughs on an expedi-
ton to play ghost and scare someone.
The first man scared was also robbed,
and the whole party was arrested. Col
don thought it was all fun until the
charge was read the next day. He plead
ed guilty and received the same sentence
as the other, parties but is now free on a
pardon. - #
( Little Falls, Minn.--Fire at Senator c.
b.: Busk1nan's Brookdale farm burned
barn ssheep sheds and considerable grain.
There was all insurance Of s26s150 on the
farm. buildings and grain, and of this
$3.50 was on the burned sheep sheds,
S., 500 on the burned grain and $2,750 on
the burned barn. The loss is heavy
above insurance on grain. There is a
strong suspicion that the fire was the
work on an incendiary as the fires would
start at very unexpected places.
Helena, Mont.--Wm. Biggerstaff was
placed on trial Tuesday in the district
court for the murder of Richard john
son, champion prize fighter Of Montana.
In Il the United States court, Tuesday,
the district attorney read a letter from the
department Of justice, which said many
expenses of the court are rank eXtrava-
gances and must be cut down. Judge
Knowles said the law did not provide a
way that the government pays more at
tenticn to improving Dusk Greek than
looking after the interests of courts
where justice is given.
Hancock Mich.-Fritz Kramer, aged
SO, and his wife, 10 years younger, who
live alone in West Hancock and were re-
puted to keep considerable cash on the
premises, were found dead Friday morn
ing by brother of Kramer. The old
man and his wife we're found in the cellar
with their Threats cut. The premises
had evidently been ransacked and no
knife was found with which it could
have been done. They were undoubtedly
murdered for their money.
Helena Mont.-The supreme court has
handed down decision affirming the
lower ApartSan! the now famous gambling
case. THE law is declared to be illegal,
and the gamblers can no go on with their
trade all over the state without let or
hindrance Before the passage of the
law they-ran their houses under the fine,
but now 20 fines will be necessary. This
will work quite hardship on many To-
calities.
st. Cloud. MINT is stated here that
g.. W. McKenna, general superintendent
of the Great Northern, has resigned and
will be succeeded Nov. i by J. NJ. Barr,
of tho western division Of the system |