The Irish standard., 1892-10-15
THE NORTHWEST,
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
THE WINDOW INSTITUTE
Ex-Governor McGill Pays Tribute
to the Late VIM. Window in a
Dedicatory Address.
MINNESOTA.

| MINNESOTA.
On Monday, Oct. 8, r. T. Grove and
! Miss Annie McRae we're married at the
church of the Holy Rosary, Grareville,
the ceremony being performed by kev.
Father Stritch. The happy couple left
in the evening on the Great Northern for
Niagara, to be absent about two weeks.
| j. r. Canty and Miss Marie Wunch
were united in marriage atl Morris on
Tuesday of last week. After the nuptials
they departed on wedding tour to the
Yellowstone National Park. Both bride
and bridegroom have numerous friends
at Morris and adjacent towns who wish
them happy future.
! At the convention of the Rice county
Democrats held at Faribault on Oct. 1st,
Hon. Joseph Roach, of Northfeld, was
nominated by acclamation for state rep
resentative. This is a deserving tribute
to Mr.. Roach for the excellent services
he rendered his party and constituents
in the last legislature.
The members of st. Johns parish,
Mankato, are making preparations to
celebrate Columbus Day on magnif-
cent scale. They will also hold bazaar
the last week of this month. The young
people of Father Prior's parish have
Istarted literary society and gave their
first entertainment last Friday.
a special dispatch to the Minneapolis
Times from Northfeld says: Great indig-
nation prevails over campaign sheet
the Patriotic American, sent out from
Republican headquarters at St. Paul
stabbing at the Catholics, a copy Of which
lis left at the door of every voter in the
rural districts.
John Sweetmau, the founder Of the
Murray county colony which bears his
name, is expected to return from Ireland
in week or two. In the recent Irish
election he was triumphantly returned
as member for East Wicklow on the anti
/ Parnellite ticket. He may remain in this
state for few months and will then re.
turn to Ireland to attend the opening Of
parliament in February.
Miss Jennie VConnor, formerly of Lis
more, died at her home in Luverne Wed
nesday morning Of last week at 8 o'clock.
The deceased had been sick for about
fourteen months and was victim OF
consumption. She was 2l years Of age
Funeral services were conducted by Rev
Father Epgelbrecht at St. GATHERINGS
church at s o'clock Friday morning, and
the remains were taken to Adrian for in.
terment. The deceased was highly es-
teemed by all who knew her, and he1
death is deeply nourned by large circle
of friends.
| The ladies of st. Mary's parish, Waver
ly, will hold fair for the benefit OF the
church during Thanksgiving week. Al
a recent meeting the following ladies
were appointed to take charge OF the en-
terprise: President, Mrs. John Fitzpat
rick; vice presidents, Mrs. Wallace KING
Mrs. Tammany; treasurer, Miss Ellen
Giblin; secretary, Mrs. P. O'Hair; mem
bers, Mrs. John McNeeley, Mrs. Johr
NJ. Doherty. Mrs. Celestin Cardinal, Mrs
Frank Morris, Jr,, Mrs. Patrick Calvin
Mrs John May, Mrs. G. Pogrezba, Mrs
NJ. Buhil, Mrs. Charles Quinn, Mrs. Geo.
Doeraer, Mrs. Nazarie Demers, Mrs
Claussens, Mrs. Henry hammers, Mrs
Lydon, Mrs. Daniel O'Connell, Mrs. Nor
neau. Mrs. Dan Noonan, Mrs. Lally
Misses Mary Clark, Annie Quinn, Flor
ence Quinn, Annie Nolan, Olympic Robar
Mary Kelly, Mary O'Conne]l, Agnes
Kelly, Annie Jandro, Emma Rasset
Mary Bierkner, Annie Barrett.
The Rock County Herald published a.
Luverne is Republican organ OF high
tariff proclivities, but withal, one of the
best rural papers in the state 10 IL
|lustrate the benefits of the Mckinley bill
it gives the following item: "James
Fitzgerald, of Clinton township, has dis
covered that the Mckinley bill has ad-
vanced the price of eggs to point where
there is a great profit in them, and con
sequently he is going to devote more at
tention to that industry in the future.
He purchased the lumber Monday fol
, the largest hennerY in Southwestern
Minnesota, and will build the build
| ling this fell. OF course there is
: large profit III eggs at 20 and ~ cents pc
dozen. Mr.. Fitzgerald toresees that Hal