The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-03-14
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Jamestown, N. ID -Adelphia# S. Archi-
bald, matron Of the insane asylum, was
granted a divorce by Judge Rose from @.
Wellington Archibald, formerly. superill-
tendent of the instituti0n. The former
complaint in which Mrs. Archibald char
gcd her husband with adultery with Mrs.
j. B. Ruddy and Madeline Anderson, wife
OF the assistant physician, was with
drawn. Archibald admitted all the ale
cations in the amended complaint, that
for more than three years last past he
has wilfully neglected to provide his wife
with the common necessartes OF life, al
though able to do so, and, compelled the
plaintiff to rely upon her own labors and
earnings for her support, nOtWithstand-
ing he has been at all times abundantly
able to support her, and that for more
than one year be voluntarily separated
himself from his wife. living apart with
intent to desert her. The plaintiff was
granted the custody of the minor child,
Frances. By admitting two children as
the issue of this marriage. Archibald
gave himself the lie. when in his own
renowned letter he disowned the pattern
3ity Of this child.
Royalton Minn.-The outlook for Roy
alton this spring is the best in years.
Four brick store buildings, Catholic
church. and a few residences are in
course of construction. A cheese and
starch factory is wanted, and free sites
are offered--Local politics are very quiet.
The old council will be reelected with
out doubt.
Saltwater, Minn-The death of the
Mrs. Castle wife of ey-COngress1nan j.
N. Castle, occurred here last Sunday
night after long and painful illness.
She was native of New York, 81 years
of age, and came here II years ago. She
was sister of Congressman John K. Eel
lows, OF New York. She is survived by
her husband and daughter. Also several
sisters and brothers.
Prescott. Wis-Michael Callahan, an
old resident of this city, died Wednesday,
Feb %, of cancer of the stomach. The
funeral was held Friday morning at the
Catholic church.
Mankato, Minn.--Sheriff Bowen return
ed on Monday from Little Falls with ex-
JOWu Treasurer u. T.. .JSo'ACH, VI ooeAoAA
Bend, who is under arrest on charge OF
grand larceny in the first degree, one OF
his bondsmen being the complaining wit
ness, alleging that Scullen appropriated
to his own use $3.50 Of town money. Soul
len denies the charge. He was according
to his story, held up by masked footpads
near this city last winter and relieved OF
all the town money while on his way to
the town clerks house, to make a settle
nent and turn over his Office. He claims
that he intends to reimburse the bonds
men, The case will come up March IL.
Scullen has always borne a good reputa-
ton.
Ni}aca, Minn---An elopement occurred
here recently. S. Rither, proprietor OF the
Conger hotel, left town with Della Bistl-
deau, a waitress in his employ, and took
with him ali the ready cash, leaving his
wife and children in Strengthened cir
cumstances. He was promptly followed
and captured at Hinckley, Mimi, by Mar
shall Baker, of this place, who brought
them back handcuhed together. Inc case
was tried here and dismissed for want
OF prosecution OH the part Of the wife.
S. Rither pays the costs, and Miss Bastl-
deau left for her former home inEDayton,
Mimi. .~
Winona, Minimize sale of the build
ings and stock of the defllnct Wlnona
Willow Works occurred at auction here.
The Winona Building and Loan Assocla-
ton bid Sc, AT. SO on the building and
real estate, or $2S5 above the mortgage
which they held on the property. aye
stock was auctioned off in small lots. the
amount received being $3.50. The stock
inyoiced $4,000. The sale of real estate
will, no doubt. be confirmed by the court,
but it is thought the court will not sane
ton the sale of the stock, or account OF
the small amount received.
Helena, Mont-At 4 o'clock Sunday
morning flames partially destroyed the
following frame buildings On Main street:
Hanke Bros, butchers, loss 81 900, lnsur-
ance same; Rob Sandle, saloon, loss $3.50,
insurance $500; Fred Sass, cigar store,
loss 81, 900, insurance 81 500; Helena Cab
Company. office, $50, insured; Washing
ton Fish Market, loss 5000. no insurance
Gleason & Sweeney, saloon, $500, lnsur-
ance $3.50; damage on buildings, $4,000,
no insurance. A defective flue was the
cause. ..'
Mitchell, S. D.-Forty- nine citizens OF
tbs town were served with summons ON
Monday by Sheriff Miller. Of Aurora
county. The action was brought by Bob
Mcbride, who claims $4,000 damages tor
the destruction of his printing Office and
for injury to his feelings in being driven
out of town The defendants do not seem
to be worried over the situation, as it
will be at least a year before the matter
can get into court. Mcbride has not pub
lished his paper as yet, and the chances
are that he won't.
Yankton, S. D.--Ex-Co Congressman w.
A. Burlegh father of Receiver Burleigh,
OF the Northern Pacific railroad, died
here Sunday night. His death resulted
from paralysis. Mr.. Burleigh was known
throughout the Northwest Is years ago,
when he represented Dakota in congress.
Since then he has been engaged as Indian
agent, government contractor, railroad
contractor and steamboat operator. In
1872 he graded and ironed the Northern
Pacific road from Fargo to Bismarck.
Dubuque, 1owa-Vicar General Ryan
says there is no truth in the report from
Sioux City, though it purports to be based