The Irish standard., 1891-10-10
Items 81 Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
WISCONSIN A. o. H. HARMONlZE.
A Sensible Adjustment Of tie Differences
In the Order Of that State
Made.
MINNESOTA.

from the reform school at st. Paul and
have taken up quarters here. They
will for the present be employed at
work Of various kinds about the new
reform school building,
Last Tuesday morning Matthew Null
vihi]l, of Marion, was married to Miss
Ellen Madden, daughter OF Michael
Madden, of Vivo]a. at the latter place,
at ST.. Johns church. A grand recep-
ton was given the young couple in the
evening in German hall.
AT the Waseca fair, Prince Hidalgo,
formerly the property of Sackett u Fay,
took first premium and also took first
place in the races, having trotted mile
oyer '. half mile track in 2;45. The
present owner of Hidalgo writes that
he is delighted with the horse.
Princeton Union: T.. D, Douglas
killed 335 pound black bear in Mike
Mahoney's corn field recently. The
bear had Mike freed and he was calling
upon the saints to defend him when
Douglas arrived upon the scene and cut
short Mr.. Bruins career with couple
of charges of buckshot.
Mr.. Patrick Fitzgerald, of Sleepy Eye,
has sold his farm of 200 acres with all
improvements to Christian Book, OF
Lake Hanska, for 50 600. The farm has
40 acres of good timber and is by all
odds one of the best farms In the coun-
ty. MIR. Fitzgerald will be in Sleepy Eye
four weeks when he will leave for his
California home.
J. Nj. Haubris, of Camp Release,
reports yield of 1888 bushels Of wheat
from six acres and a fraction of ground.
He sold forty seven bushels, machine
measure, and it weighed SIS bushels at
the evelator. He says it Is a big story
and it seems to us that it is, but he
vouches for it's truthfulness. These six
acres were cropped last year with corr.
Recently Jnere was a fatal affray in
Faxon township, Sibley county in which
Michael Collins was killed and his sons
severely wounded by one James O'Neil.
who was also wounded by one OF the
Collins The quarrel arose by O'Neil
being forbidden to get water on the
Collins premises. O'Neil is about rs
years of age and the murdered man
about IS. O'Neil was lodged in the
county Jail at Henderson.
St. Michaels day was celebrated at
Belgrade Tuesday of last week with
much pomp and ceremony. Present at
the services were seven priests as fol-
lows: Rsvs. McCabe and Haas, OF st.
Peter; Ogulia, of St. Paul; Jung, OF lie
Sueur. Jansen, of Henderson: Rein
hart, OF West Newton; Prior, Of Man
kato. After the exercises at the church
a feast was INDUCED in at the nome of
Michael Andrlng. Several were present
from st. Peter and all pronounce it a
glorious success.
Last week as Mrs. John English and
Mrs. Maloney, Of New York CITY. a
guest Of Mrs. Mary Neyins, Of Roches-
ter, were driving through Chester a
traction engine was started thought
lessly by the engineer just as they were
near it. The noise frightened the horse
which commenced to rear and plunge.
In endeavoring to alight from the
vehicle, Mrs. English was thrown down
and seriously bruised, and Mrs Maloney
received a long cut over the eva beside
numerous bad bruises. The buggy was
badly smashed.
NORTH DAKOTA.
The verdict of the corOner's jury On
the murder at East Grand Forks was
that Robert Woods came to his death
by a gun shot, fired by persons not
known to the jury.
In the United States court last week
an order was entered discharging the
Iecelver Of the Argus Printing COM
pany, and H. G. Plumley was put in
charge of the property as agent for the
mortgages and b0ndh0lders.
WISCONSIN.
The building of the rev st. Michal's
Church Milwaukee. has been started
and the church will be in course of
erection shortly.
Reports from all along the Black river
are that the water is up to good drlv
ing stage and logs are running we'll.
1t is expected with natural water, fol-
lowed by foods from the dams, logs
enough will come to the boom to start
nearly all the mills for month active