The Irish standard., 1892-10-29
THE NORTHWEST
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
THE INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
Bishop Marty, of South Dakota,
Substantiates the Charges
Made Against Morgan.
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
| Laura, the beloved wife of James Nc.
Cabe of Brainerd, died of consumption
on Oct. 18, at the age of Is. She was
buried from the Catholic Church on the
following day, Rev. Father Lynch per
forming the obsequies.
Sister Mary Theresa, daughter of MIR.
Thomas Tower, of Pleasant Grove, Ohm
sted county, died of consumption at her
fathers home on Tuesday, Oct. Is. She
was member of the Ursuline order OF
Nuns at Frontenac, Mimi, and dearly
beloved by all who knew her. The fune-
raj services were held at st. Bridget's
church, Carrollsville, on Thursday morn
ing, Oct. 20, at 10 o'clock, and large
number of friends were present.
Married at st. Patrick's, Scott county,
on Tuesday of last week, Miss Maggie
Ryan to Mr.. p H. Golden, both of Cedar
| Lake township. Rev. Father O'Brien
performed the ceremony that united
these two young hearts as one. A grand
| wedding reception was held at the resi-
! dence of the brides parents during the
day and evening and host of invited
guests were handsomely entertained.
On Tuesday forenoon, Oct. Is, 1892, ut
the Catholic church in Lenox, Cass
county, by Rev. Father LaMott, OF Little
Falls, Mr.. j. A. Summers was married to
Miss Mamie Olive Prescott, both Of Casa
county. Miss Mamie Jewett was brides
maid, and Mr.. Victor Jewett was grooms-
man. There was wedding reception in
the afternoon and evening at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Prescott. attended by about 15(
friends aud relatives. There were 8
large number of nice presents. The
happy couple will reside in their fine
country home near Pillager.
James Fitzgerald, one of the first set
tiers in Fillmore county, died at hie
home at Islnonr station on Oct. 18, al
the advanced age of 80 years. He was
the father of Mrs. Ed Maloney, Mrs
John Lynch and James Fitzgerald Jr.
all of Clinton township, Rock county
and was one Of the most highly esteemed
citizens among the pioneers in that sec
ton Of the state, he being the last o1
them to pass away His honorable life
and manly qualities rendered him fa'
vor1te with all who knew him, and the
large concourse Of neighbors and friends
at his funeral testified to the high regard
and affection in which he was helc
throughout the county.
Mrs W. G. Keefe died at Morton OF
Sunday, Oct. I6, after protracteo ill
ness which she bore with patience ant
cheerfullness. She was born in BrowE
county in 1865, went to Morton in 1888.
ard taught the first term Of the winter
school there. She was married in 1884,
TO Mr.. Keefe and four childred essei
their union, one OF which died in itl
infancy. She was an estimable lady
whom everybody loved. The funera
occurred from the Catholic Church
Father O'Connor officiating, and the re
mains we're inferred in the village ceme
tery. a large concourse of people being
present to pay the last tribute of love tx
the deceased.
| The Waverly Tribune says: Th'
most humorous local feature of the poll
tical campaign is the advent of Mr.. Row
land Mahoney in our midst. He came
from the burning equator, out OF pure
love to Irish Americans. President Har
rison had appointed fve Irish-American'
| to Office, including Mr.. Mahoney, and &
out Of gratitude, he came to advise ant
instruct us all to support Knute Nelson
for % 7ernor in preference to D. W. Law
|ler. It never struck MIR. Mahoney tha
the Irish American we propose to cleo
Ieoyernor this fall is miles ahead OF MI
Harrison's five appointees punched to
Il pether, of whom Mr.. Mahoney appear
10 be the bright and shining light. Their
lis q broad chasm-a yawning abyss
between the intelligence OF q D. w. Law
|ler and the reasoning faculties Of q Row
land Mahoney. .sa
a Rev. Geoage Pax, IT. he esteemed paste
= Of St. Mary's church, Sleepy Eye, g
q pectedt ohave two fine bells for his churc
4 30 Be blessed on Columbus Day. bn
d 8 owing 70 delay il hipping them frolr
] the foundry at Iss33t. Louis they haiine Il,
arrived 81 riiday the ersat d[isElaI