The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-08-31

Wykcfi. Minn.-Mont Cowles, a prom
Trent citizen Of Spring Valley, was fatal
IL injured near here by being thrown
from 8 buggy. His back vas broken.
Dubuque. Iowa--Archbishop Hennes
sey denies the report from Sioux City tha
the Pope has created q bishopric there
and named g Bishop.
Duluth, Miln--Bishop McGolrick pro
poses to esta biish & new colony in the Rec
1.iverva1ley, or just on the eastern border
OF it and CLOSE to the international bound
ary. @
st. Peter, Minn.--Hon. 4. 3. French
member Of the last legislature from 1t
Sueur county, died at Lake Emily, hi
home. His illness was contracted while
in st. Paul.
Redwood Falls, Minp.--Morgan Catho
lies unanimously voted to construct new
brick church to cost $4,000 in place Of the
frame church destroyed by lightning two
weeks ago.
Omaha, Neb.--fians and Knute Knute.
son, the two young Nebraska farmers who
held up the overland express on the Union
4
w,.nr to the penitentia1y, with sentence
OF 10 years each for the crime.
Stephen, Wheat, oats and bar
ley harvest is about finished The first
load OF new wheat was marketed here
today. 1t weighed 60 pounds Per bushel
graded No. hard and yielded 80 bushels
peg acre.
Fed Wing. Minn.--Miss Matilda E. Blu
fensiek has begun a breach Of promise
suit in the sum of $4,000 against Frank
Fenk, who was recently married to- Mrs
Carrie e. Peck. The parties reside near
Iumbrosa. +
Austin, Minn.--Work On The interior Of
the large new Catholic church here is pro.
crossing rapidly The total cost will ex-
coed $50 600 The stucco work is now
going on and IT. is hoped to ocupy it by
Christmas. ,~
Watertown, s. Dat the preliminary
hearing OF DR.. z. c. Adams, charged with
committing criminal operation on Mrs
\ Oida pendergast, he was held to answer
TO the circuit court for manslaughter in
+ the first degree.
John M. Toucey, general manager Of the
+ New York Central & Hudson River rail
+ road, and a pioneer settler Of this coun-
4 ty, died here, aged II years. He lived
in Chicago for several years.
Waugay S. D.A prairie fire, set by q
tllreshing machine, destroyed about z OOC
bushels Of grain II miles north of here
yesterday. A hard wind famed the fire
4 into terrible furry, and there was moth
ing left where 1t passed over.
St. Cloud, Minn.-IIi Rumsey. a man
living at Kimbal}, lost valuable span
of hevssse and came near losing his own
life BY riding into swarm OF bees The
horses were literally stung to death and
Rumsey lies athis home in a critical con.
dition A.
! Fargo, N. D.----Law books belonging tc
Attorney A.. Ross, Of AIoornead, who dis
appeared recently, we're found in. Fargo
Where they had been hidden over a black
! smith shop. The present loca ton Of Ross
is unknown, but he is being traced by
friends Of the desetred wife.
Devils Lake, N. D.---Sheriff Barton
hauled a. load Of contraband intoxicantH
from Churelt's Ferry, the contents of
two blind pigs pulled by him there, one
belonging TO Lynch & Armstrong, the
other to John Anderson. This is the
fourth time for Anderson.
ST. Cloud, iMnn.-Read & Sherwood OF
.AnolEa, have begun suiLyin Stearns coun-
W against the receivers of the Northern
. Pacific Tor $4,000, The suit is for their
loss bN'the fire of July 80, 1894, which de-
tstroyed their lumber yard. The fire was
{ set by sparks from the engine.
FYandreau, S. D.-J A. Pickett, who
lived in Jefferson township, this county
was burned TO death early on Sunday
morning. He was upstairs when a lamp
exploded, setting the entire upper part
of the building afire almost Instantly
He leaves a wife and two children.
Fossaon, Minn.>-A heavy wind and hail
Storm passed over the northwestern cor
nersef Polk county devastating all stand
Ing grain. The loss IS estimated at $50, s
900 bushels of wehat and 100 900 bushels
Of oats. A large number Of farm build
ings We're blown down. and a number of
cattle killed BY lightning. .s
saltwater. Aiinn.--Warden Wo1fer Is
making extensive preparations for the
prison exhibit at the state fair, and when
completed and unveiled 1t will be one OF
the best exhibits ever prepared In the
state. 1t will not Only be a complete
exhibit OF all grades of tWiue manufact-
ured at the prison but will embrace ali
kinds Of fiber in different stages Of man
nfactnre.
I f. !
& fargo, n. .. The city council has de-
Il cisled to expesim emit with tararack pave
I, nent, laying two blocks in that wood
instead of cedar. Tamarack can be laid
4 down here Tor pne-third the, cost Of cedar
and IL til can be successfully used will
Y reFoiut ionizs paving in small towns i'll
B the Northwest Paving experts express
i Tie opinion that the wood is more dur
q s.1,le and will last longer than cedar. Is
ss5 ssst. Cloud, Mimi. The firm CT Mutseh-
3 Ier md Shredder, saloon keepers, cashed a
Great Northern check for a man by the
] iisrlla of August Linden, which had been
RAISED from Sc. 20 TO seD.5e, and on the
q same dry w LII lam INNER, another sa-
oou keeper, pashed a esaeat Nor hern
M ~ Mich had been raised from So 81 Ao
u aks IN IN bot III cases the fraud was mt
Il lit4G0Yared ylStfi Tire cheeks WEI ttTpeH
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