The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
THE NORTH w EST,
Important Happenings n Various
Sections, az Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
DESTITUTE HURLEY MINERS,
The Distribution Of Supplies is At
tended to by Gov. Peck and
a His Staff
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA
The Minnesota building at the Worlds
Fair has been sold for $275.
The Slayton Gazette points to the
school enrolment OF 225 in it's town as
an evidence OF its rapid growth, and says
no other town in the state can s,lrpass it
in rapid growth and development.
The Ladies Union Of Austin opened a
fair on Thanksgiving day to last three
days. The ladies have large amount Of
fancy goods to cffer for sale and it is ex-
pected they will have successful ba-
zaar. &#"
John Brogan, Of st. Peter, and Miss
Gertie Spillane, of Waseca, we're married
in the latter place last Monday naornlng.
The happy couple will reside perman-
emily in ST. Peter oere the groom has
many friends.
NJ. H. Dougherty and Miss Laura
Hazen wore married on Nov. IA at Stew
artville, Mower county. The groom was
formerly station agent at Lyle and is
we'll and favorably known. TIE happy
couple left on q wedding trip to the
Twin Cities.
At the late grand council of ths Amer.
ican Sons of Columbus, held at Dayton,
| O., MIR. George Overlook and Mr.. Frank
Fandel, Of st. Cloud, were elected Grand
Sergeant and Grand Samaritan, rsspe1-
lively. There is colony Of the beuevo-
lent order established at st. Cloud.
The Sauk Repids Sentinel is authority
for the statement that DR.. 8. A. Ellis, of
STAPLES, has gone insane, and has been
removed to the asylum al Fergus Falls.
DR.. Ellis is said to have been a young
man Of excellent abilities. An anony-
NOUS writer al Staples informs TIE
IRISH STANDARD that Or. Ellis got crazy
FROM joining the A.aaP. a, while the Sen
tinel alleges that he becameIdaft over
spiritualistic Investigations. Either
would suffice to bring on dementia.
The Faribault Pilot pays it's respects
to a bigot insthe following words: When
any addle- psted scribbler in the noontide
glare of the tolerance and intelligence OF
this day, speaks of the religion held by q
majority Of the Christians of the world
as idolatry, he ought to be exhibited in
!, the museums throughout the land dur.
ing lis Lis lie, and when he dies his skin
ought to be. stuffed and placed in the
y Smithsonian Institute as the last iyc,.eci:
men OF an extinct speciesgof the genus
homo.
/ The l4-year- old son of r. M. Kelly, o.
Erin, Rice county, was thrown from {
wagon last week and severity injured a,
be was returning from fneighbor't
house. It seems the team became freigh
tened and ran away. The boy held tx
the reins and used every effort possible
to check them until they had rum q nile
whom he was thrown from the wagon anl
broke his leg. The team ran home bn'
on the way wrecked the wagon. Mrs
Edward Meehan was the first to come te
the boys aid and she deserves much
praise for her efforts tosrelieve his suffer
ling. Dr.. McKeon, Of Montgomery, sci
4 the limb and the boy is doing well.
WISCONSIN,.
Sunday morning, Nov. l9, Mrs Mary
RUSSELL aged 50 years, died suddenly al
her home in Chippewa Falls. Deceased
was one Of the early settlers in that city
having come there twenty one years ago.
Mrs. Russell lea7es four children, three
sons and one daughter. Her:.two Sons
Lawrence and Patrick Russell live at
Rice Lake. The other two, Mn. ". II
Murphy and James Russell reside il
Chippewa Falls.
The authorities Of 81. Francis Hospii
til, at West Superior, Wiz, have notti.
i fed the Council of that city tllat ia
mors ciity patients wiil Be received, ID.
5less scoonpanied 81 q order from tl,<
1 proper ities guaranteeing payment
1 for lhe ent 81 such jl,l q casss From
=Isspten 1882 until sptember il
14qA nity ~ Is