The Irish standard., 1893-07-22
THE NORTHWEST
Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE.
4 Complimentary Reference to
Rev. Martin Mahony and His
Famous Publication.

Famous Publication.
MINNESOTA.
Father Lange, formerly Of Sauk Cen
ter but recently of Fergus Falls, has gone
! to California for the benefit OF his health.
Two men were killed by cyclone at
Saltwater on Friday afternoon, 14th
inst, and seven were injured, but it is
thought they will recover.
| Says the Ellsworth News: Pat O'Con-
nor, who had his foot hurt in horse
power short time ago, is improving and
is now able to walk without the aid Of
crutches.
! Arthur Fahey, a farmer residing at
Vermillion, Dakota county, YVES struck
by lightning while throwing windmill
| out of gear, his lower extremities .heing
partly paralyzed. "
| Peter DUDE, IA years old, wants $500
from John Cavanagh for the loss of his
hand on lath machine in the Croquet
Lumber Company's mill, August Dube,
the boys guardian, also sues Cavanagh
for $500.
| An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald, of Brainerd, died Of teething
on Friday, July IL, at the age OF nine
months. The funeral occurred on Sun
day from the Catholic church, Father
Lynch officiating.
a dispatch from Richland states that
John Brokerick, OF Byron township, aged
81, was thrown from two-wheeled cart
Monday morning causing fracture Of
! the spinal column, and. ootaseq uently
paralysis below place of injury.
/ Capt. Fl. S Cole, of Fergus Falls, the
welt-known farmer and proprietor Of the
wooden mill in that town, has made an
assignment for the benefit of his credit
ors, C. A. Daley being assignee. His lia-
bllities are under $4,000 and assets
about $4,000.
The Farib Pilot gives the follow
ing item: MIR. Anth ony Kelly, of Mime
apolis, was in this city Monday attending
a meeting of the board Of directors OF the
Minnesota Institute for Detectives. He
was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
James F. Blaine. They took tea with
Rev. J. J. Conry, after which they ac-
copied his invitation for drive over
Shumway avenue and to the state insti-
tutions located here. ...-
As the time draws near for the judges
of awards Of the Worlds Fair exhibits to
begin their work, it is predicted by many
very we'll informed people that the state
of Minnesota is certain to carry off the
laurele in at least one department-that
Of education. Her educational exhibit
on which $1,000 has been expended, is
admitted by all to be one of the most
comprehensive and most tastefully ar
ranged of the many similar exhibits Of
states at the Fair. It is visited every day
/ by educational experts who 60 away from
it with only compliments on their lips
To those who ought to know, it is be.
lieyed that it will be nip-and tuck race
between Minnesota and Massach husetts
as to which will carry off the educational
honors of the Fair. At present, If the
comments OF visitors is any criterion
Minnesota is in TIE lead, which for sc
young a state is saying great deal.
1 james NJ. Powers, of Murdock, and a
! friend we're driving through to Gracevllle
ON Monday, 10Th inst, says the Enter,
|prise. The big storm caught them al
Louis Schlatman's, seven miles this side
Of Morris, and they turned in for the bal
ance Of the night. There being visitors
in the house Mr.. Powers and his friend
thought FIRST to 60 to the barn but fol
/ some reaeon that they cannot account fo1
they objected and concluded to sleep il
| the granary and that saved their lives
Liphtning struck the barn killing the
team, 3 epan worth $500, and tearing; The
barn to pieces. MI. Powers Describes The
storm as one Of the worst he ever eaw
1.-The wind blowing q perfect hurricane
/ The rain poured down IN torrents, and
the thunder and ightning were terrific
Who viii deny that there is 4 Provi-
!! dence that shapes our ends rough sheH
them as We may. s. 5s5s1 /. 81 b. B.
Rev. Martin MahoDy, editor ana pnb-
Usher of the small temperance sheet
1 Il lfanife festoes,r i 8 we'll enized phil
anthropist, !, says an exchange In addi.
/ 1 tion % his dutiee % chaplain sof the
House Of the Good shep din 81 ,aul