The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
THE NORTHWEST,
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
MORE MIRACULOUS CURES
Crowds F1ocking to Canton to See
the Mystic Picture in the
Church Window.
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
On Monday, Aug. 20, the marriage of
Edwin Gunn and Miss Lizzie Noonan
took place at the parsonage in Graceville,
Father Gents officiating. WI. McGrath
acted as best man and Miss B. Carlos at
tended the bride.
J. G. Wise & Son, who have published
the Manka5o Weekly Review for the past
twenty five years, began last Monday
evening the publication Of the Daily Re-
view. OF course, is Democratic in poll
tics, and there is no doubt of its proving
a success in every way.
Mics Mary j. Dooley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dooley of Marion, and
Mr.. John j. Maroney were united in mar
riage at St. Johns church, Rochester,
Monday morning, Aug. %, by Rev. Father
Riordan. They departed On the noon
train for wedding trip to Superior and
other eastern points. On Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 9th, a reception was rendered
them by Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley in
Marion. The young couple are very pop.
ular, and & host Of friends wish them
every success in their welded life.
The new Catholic church at Chat1ield,
| Olmsted county, was blessed by the
Bishop Of Winona last Thursday in the
presence of a large concourse Of people
who came from Rochester and other
places to witness the imposing cere.
monies. Bishop Cotter celebrated solemn
high mars in the morning and preached
an eloquent discourse and gave benedic-
tiou in the afternoon. There were about
twenty five priests present who partici-
pated III the ceremonies. Music YVES ren-
dered by the choir of St. Francis senin~
ary, Rochester, The seating capacity of
| the church is 800.
Arrangements for the celebration of
the 400th anniversary of the discovery of
America by Christopher Columbus have
been made by the Minnesota historical
society. and the meeting will be held
Oct. 81, 1892, in the hall of the house Of
representatives, Gov. Merriam rendering
the use of the hall for the occasion. A
asge number of invitations have been is
sued to prominent persons throughout
the state, and the attendance will be one
long to he remembered. The oration of
the day will be delivered by Assistant At
torney General Cbilds, and an epic poem,
written by FL. L. Gordon, will be read.
! An esteemed correspondent residing at
Cedar Lake, Scott county, sends the fol-
lowing item of news: Miss Mary Ann
Ryan, daughter of John L. and Mary
Ryan, recently left her home to join the
Sisters Of st. Joseph at St. Paul. After
attending the district school in her native
town Cedar Lake. she spent several
terms at Bethlehem Academy in Fari-
bault, and after leaving that institution
she taught school in Helena and i'll Dis
trict AZ for several terms. She was a
great favorite who gained the good will
and love OF all with whom she associated
She was meek, mild, and am1able, and he1
chief aim was to do good to all. She has
now followed the example of Miss Theresa
hickey, Of this town, who resigned he1
position as teacher in the above named
district two years ago to join the same
religious order. They both possess the
same good qualities and will prove val
liable acquisition to the noble order they
have joinnd.
Our enterprising contemporary, the
Tribune, says that the Democrats OF
Waverly have organized a Cleveland and
Lawler club which is officered as follows
John Kelly, president; Wallace King
vice-president; g. Ell. Cullen, secretary:
and John Giblin, Jr., treasurer. Execu-
tive committee: William Quinn, J. F.
Mcdonnell, T. F. Kelly and j. M. Casey,
This is what the Tribune says of them
John Kelly makes an admirable chairman
of the Democratic club and is one of the
best parliamentarians in the village. c.
H Cullen is an excellent secretary, well
posted in every detail relative to bis
duties. William Quinn is a splendid
/ worker in everything that makes Dem.
ocratic club business-like and at the
same time lively and instructive. He il
a capital of-hand speaker, advances gooc
ideas in clear and concise way and il
equal to every emergency. E. J. Lydor
is valuable acquisition to the club ane
possesses fund of general information
The club starts out with 60 members ane
lit is expected that there will be soon 15'