The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-02-16

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The remains Of Stephen FL. Jay, who
died in Far,ba ult, February 2, were
brought to Minneapolis for burial.
Tire infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John @, Butler, of Ellsworth, aged
eight months, died Ia that city Oh the
3d inst.
Michael Spain has returned home to
Morris from st. Paul, TO which place ne
WAS called by the serious illness OF ms
daughter.
The residence of Charles Downs, of
Winona, was destroyed by fire Monday
morning. The loss is Sl.2i0, covered
bv insurance.
Inspector Chalk, of Duluth, has re-
ceived a letter from Washington stat
ing that his Office has beell put on the
civil service list.
The P,ainview News notices the re-
moval from there to Winoua Of Mr. E..
IL. PendergAst who has BEN conduc-
! tor on the Pjainview railroad tor ten
| wears.
at their meeting held February s, the
A. o. H. OF Gracevilje, decided TO in
vite the Morris division Of that order to
| participate IN tue ST. Patrick s. day Gel
ebratlon n the former city.
The FarzbauIt Fire department. has
elected the following officers: Chiet, E.
! F, Kelley; Isl assistant chief, John En-
d,:rs; 2d assistant chief, T. j. Clement:
secretary, John Kasper; treasurer, Il.
Kaul.
James Develin of Windom, Cotton
wood county, was married to Miss Julia
Norton, at st. ) inns church, Roches~
ter, Monday, February 4. They left for
their future hume in Window, Tuesday
afternoon.
recently, while Tom. Ramon was
driving team near Rochester, and in
turning out for another teau The vehicle
was upset and Mrs. hoDaas Cassidy
of Grand Me.adows was thrown out
aud her arm broken.
Joseph Richardson. one Of the early
settlers of Rice county, died at his res
idence i'm Faribaui;, Monday morning,
aged seventy five years. Mr.. Richard
son. during lis lifetime, had accumn
lated q large fortune, & wife aud one
son SerVlYe him.
The Roman correspondent Of the
New York Freeman S Journal, all
Dounces that the Rev L. lltifron of the
archdiocese of ST. Paul, Mum, who mas
for some time been pursuing his
studies IN R,nAs, has recently passed a
most brilliant examination, being pro
claimed doctor Of the cannon law in the
pontifcia Rome seminary Of the Ap
poliue and doctor i'll Theology and
Philosophy in the college Of St.
Thomas Aquinas, under the direction
Of the Dominican Fathers at Minerva.
MIR. Z. HetTrGn, is u brother Of G. Il.
Hetfron Ut Rochester, and went 10
Rvme year ago last CctO.er TO pur~
sue his studies
DAKOTA.
M. Gleason, of ST. Paul. brother Of
Miss Sarah aud J +. Gleason of Lang
don, spent Sunday, February z, in Cav
alier county, capital with hjsrelatives.
St Micnael's Catholic church, Grand
Forks, under the respected pastor,
Father Conaty, has fourisbed unpre-
cedensedly. Its receipts the past year
were SIT 7,027 so and expenditures Sl6,
886. .l3. Sonn z. Walker IS treasurer
aud Ihos. w. Neville. secretary.
WISCONSIN.
Mr.. James Murray, for long time a
resident Of Hudson, and once a farmer
near River Falls, died in the former
city recently Of dropsy. He was about
sixty years old. -,
Hammond is suffering an unusual
scoulge Of sickness this winter. Scar
let fever and diphtheria are both at
work, while pneumonia and other dis
eases have not failed to put in an ap-
pearance. Mrs. j. AlcGovern is serious
" i'll.
A fire broke out Wednesday night
in the court house at Hudson, the blazs
originating in the Jail from defective
iue was quickly spread to various parts