The Irish standard., 1889-01-19
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
..... Irish Standard.
APPOINTED AS MAIL WEiGHERs
Lindsay, the Alleged Murderer Of Mahoney
at Ashland, Gets a Charge Of
Venue.

at Ashland, Gets a Charge Of
Venue.
MINNESOTA.
VIM O'Malley, of Ellsworth, left las
week for his old home in O5tumwa, la
Mrs. McGlnnls. mother of Mrs. 9'hos
Donnelly, died at her home in Lauris-
, ton, Monday.
Michael, TIE infant son Of Mr.. a2C
Mrs. G. Noonan, Morris, died OF cramps
III the stomach or the 9Th inst
The pupils Of the Catholic school
Rochester, will give an entertainment
i'll St. Mary's hall, on the evening Of St
p;Atricks day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien, Of St
Paul, attended the funeral Of MIS-
christopher @ Brjon, who died Ill Fari
bau}t January s.
| Mr. Joshua Kelley. one of the Oldest
residents Of Oimsted county. died at
his home in Chester, December 28, 1888,
aged IS wears. 1 months and Is days.
The Cathedral opened recently at St.
Cloud with al attendance OF 1872 schol
ars. This immense attendance speaks
volumes for the hold tie school has
| taken.
Congressman Wilson has obtained
appointments as mailweighers for
William Burns and Ed. KralZ, of Vino
na, and w. J. Rah1lly, OF Lake City; TO
begia January Is.
| Rev T., j. O'Connur, at one time pas
| tor Of the Catholic church at OWatonna,
during the absence OF Father Sojnce ia
Europe, is visiting friends III that city.
He is row located at DeGratf, Swift
county.
lhe Ere department at GuaceYille, at
their regular monthly meeting recently,
decided to give their third annual bail
Oh Washington's birthday, and Messrs
O'Niell, Crow, Mcdonnell and Geer
were appoiated a committee On arrange
ments TO take charge OF the matter.
Col. NJ. w Glenn and son Willard, Of
Minneapolis, says the Superior Inter.
Ocean, were in the city for several days
the FIRST Of the week, and were shown
about the city by j. L. Murphy. The
colonel is boiler manufacturer. and
distinguished citizen of Minneapolis.
Mes.rs. Michael Burns, James Kelly
and Dan Chisholm, of Rochester, sent
! MIR. A. w. Burns, of Kansas City, Mo-,
an elegant gold headed cane. Mr..
Burns acknowledged the receipt OF the
same in a beautifully written letter, in
which he expresses his thanks.
Mrs. Christopher O'Brien died at Far
ibault, January 6, 1889, OF pneumonia,
in Aer $50 year. Funeral services were
held the Tuesday following at 10 a. M,
at the church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, that city, after which the
remains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery.
Thomas Kelly, a son of James Kelly,
of High Forest and Miss Johanna
Dee. daughter Of Michael Dee, of Roch-
ester township, were married on the 8.h
inst. at the latter city. A reception
was held in the evening at the residence
of tine brides parents, at which large
company OF friends were present.
George V. Clarke, of Duluth, knd
Miss Maggie Murphy, of Wells. were
married Monday, January 9Th, at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
Farjbault, Rev. P. Danehy officiating
Geo. Leib was best man and Miss
Anna Murphy, sister of the bride, acted
as bridesmaid. They have taken Up
their home in Duluth.
James Mclaughlin met with a pain
full accident near Farm Hill on the 4th
inst. He was at work with drilling
machine, when his right hand was
caught in the gearing and badly LAGER
ated. DR.. r. N. Kelly, of Rochester,
was called, who amputated the fore
finger and thumb, but 1t is thought the
balance Of the hand will be sayed.
The Catholic church at Albany, Ohm
sted county, caught fire last week from
a defective chimney, and was partially
burned. The hook and ladder company
aud bucket brigade were promptly on
hand and saved the building from total
destruction. A large portion of the
roof was destroyed before the fire was
extingushed. The church cost little
over $1,000.
A very pleasant wedding was cele-
brated at 10 o'clock on Monday morn
ing, December Oath, at Rochester, at
.pus