The Irish standard., 1892-05-07
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
MAHONE'S FLYING MACHINE,
A Skillful Surgical Operation Per
formed by County PHYSICIAN
Dunn, Of Saal1opee.

Dunn, Of Shal1opee.
i Mrs Patrick Lowe, Of st. Patrick'r
Scott County, died at her home on april
26th, at the advanced age OF 81 years.
Rev. Father Murphy, of Saltwater,
has returned from an extended tour in
Europe where he spent the past year.
He is in VIGOROUS health after his
journey.
Mrs NJ Roach end Miss Katie Meaney.
OF Austin, have returned home from &
prolonged trip TO Europe, having stayed
for time on the homeward journey
with friends in New Jersey
The St. Peter Harald thinks that the
next campaign should be a young man S
campaign and therefore prefers the Hon.
Dan Lawler, of st. Paul, for governor in
stead OF the Hon Thomas Wilson, Of
Winona, who wss the standard. bearer in
the last campaign.
Sam Dougherty, fifty years old and
single, & laForer at Panlsen's sawui]l, at
| Park Rapids, was found near the railroad
track in dying condition from "a blow
OH the head. He was taken to Wadena
by the train crew, where he died in q few
hours. Later circumstances indicate
foul play.
A splendid bust of Columbus has been
placed in the high school room at Roche=-
! ter by the Senior Class. The Post of
that city comrnends the act and says
that nothing more appropriate could
have been selected during the year
! which marks the four hundreth anniyer-
sary of the discovery of Our country.
James Dolan, formerly of Rochester,
but recently Of Dodge county. died in
Buffalo, N. Y, where be had gone for
treatment and his remains were brought
! back to Rochester and buried there on
April 25, in St. Bridget's cemetery. He
was register Of deeos for Duell county,
OAK, at the time of his death, being
elected to that office two years ago.
| Mary, the beloved wife of George
Duffy, of Austin, died recently after a
brief illness resulting from child birth.
She was married in 1879, and besides the
widower, leaves five children, ranging in
age from five to eleven years. Her death
is lamented by the entire community in
which she lived, and her husband and
children have the sympathy of the
neighbors in their sad affliction.
! On Tuesday of last week while three
of Mr.. r. McGarry's children were play
ing with a loaded revolver at Avoca, it
was accidentally discharged, the ball
passing through the right hand Of the
Two year old son, Eddie, inAieting seri-
GUS wound. DR. Rewalt was summoned
| and dressed the wound. The child will
! not lose the use of the band, but it will
require considerable time to heel.
| A training school for teachers will
commence at Chaska on July 9th and
continue for four weeks, to which the
teachers of Carver, Scott and Sibley
counties will be admitted free. Some of
the best talent in the state will be pres
ent to give teachers instructions, the
school being by state authority and
under the control of the nperintendeDts
of schools of the three counties above
named.
The marriage Of Thomas McDermott
| end Mary Maloney took place last We'd
nesday at st. GATHERINGS church, Luvern,
Father Engelbrecht officiating. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the newly
| made husband and wife returned to the
home of the bride, in Clinton township,
where sumptuous wedding dinner was
served and large company of friends
was most Hospitality and pleasantly en-
tertained.
At Wnsted on Tuesday. April rs, Mr..
! P. II. Mooney was married to Miss Cath
erina Cafferty, Father Elsthorst tying
the nuptial knot. After the wedding a
numerous party, friends of the bride and
bridegroom, met at the residence of MI.
Patrick Cafferty, the father of the bride
and spent very enjoyable evening,
many presents testifying to the esteem
in which the welded pair are held in
the community where they live
Mr.. Henry Tetrault and Miss Minnie
Carpenter were married at the church OF
the Sacred Heart, Faribault, on the 26th
ult, by Rev. Father Darche. Joseph