The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-05-06

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tives and friends. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for the bereaved husband in the
loss of his estimable wife and he]pmate.
The Austln Democrat records the mar
riage of Frank M. Callinan and Miss
Katie Meany on April q. The nuptial
mass and wedding were celebrated in st.
Augustine's church by Rev. Father Sui
livan, in the presence of large number
of friends of the bride and groom. Miss
Anna Meany, of Window, cousin of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr.. John Gill
martin acted as best man. The cere-
monies at the church were followed by a
grand wedding breakfast at the home OF.
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Meany, of Austin. The spread was very
fine and elaborate and the merry we'd,
ding party enjoyed the occasion greatly.
The bride and groom were recipients'
of host of elegant and costly presents
and the congratulations showered upon
them were perfect storm OF kindest
wishes far their happiness.
George johnson, editor of the Grace
vile Enterprise, had narrow escape from
death in Minneapolis last week. He was
on his way to Chicago and stopped OH
Saturday night with his aunt who resides,
on Eighth avenue south. He went to
bed about 12 o'clock and turned off the
gas. Not appearing at breakfast Sunday
morning, one of the members Of the
family went to his room. johnson was
heard breathing heavily, but his friend,
thinking he was sleeping soundly, did not.
disturb him. About Q o'clock he was.
still breat thing hard and an attempt was,
made to rouse him, but in vain. Tho
door was then broken open and be waa
discovered in an unconscious condition.
DR.. Ringneil was called, who found life
almost extinct The doctor worked over
the unfortunate man nearly two hours,
applying artificial respiration, etc. John
son began to show signs of recovery
about noon, but remained delirious all
afternoon, not being able to recognize
any OF his friends. In the evening" how
ever. he gained rapidly and by 10 O'Clock
was considered out of danger, but was
not able to continue his journey. Mr.:
johnson is about 23 years Of age and his
people live at Willmar. this state.
NORTH DAKOTA
Members of St. Joseph's Roman Catho~
lie church at Mandan have resolved to
enlarge the church edifc. to consider
able extent.
The four-year old boy OF Conductor
Mccormick of Grand Forks was run over
by big lumber wagon loaded with LOCO
feet of lumber, but suffered only slight
bruises.
It is reported that Geo. K. Shaw, who
has been editor Of the Fargo Argus for
about two years, will soon assume edi or
ial charge of the St. Paul Daily News.
North Dakota will lose one of it's most
brilliant newspaper men when Major
Shaw leaves it.
1 SOUTH DAKOTA.
Miss Celeste Coughlin, whose home is
in Mitchell, but who has been pursuing
the study ct music in st. Paul for the
past six months, has been selected by the
Womens Worlds Fair Board Of Mime
sofa to appear before the expert COM
mittee in Chicago. Miss Coughlln be-
gan her musical education at Dakota uni
veraity in Vermillion and is possessed OF
strong, clear contralto voice.
| Patrick O'Hare, conspicuous figure
in Sioux Falls for fifteen years, died last
Monday from the effects of an injury re-
ceived by falling down a fight Of stairs
He leaves property to the value of $5O, 900
He came from Missouri forty years ago
and had not heard from relatives since.
He was 70 years old and was never mar
ried. Michael O'Hare, OF ST. Louis, Mo-.
claims to be his brother and sent tele-
gram asking that the phys clan examine
the left side of the head and neck OF the
deceased for scar. The examination
was made and the scar found. The
money will probably go to Michael.
| WISCONSIN.
A special from Areson says that when
Miss Mcmahon arrived there last Sun
day to attend church her horse started
to run, she jumped and broke her ankle.
The same horse caused her mothers
death year ago.
DR.. 81. r. Curtis, of Eau Claire, is the
owner and posseesor Of violin made in
Genoa, Italy, 375 years ago. twenty-five
years after Columbus discovered Amer
lea, On the top of this ancient relic is
picture OF the city of Genoa, and the coat
of arms of Italy, all inlaid with different
kinds OF wood. On the edgeof the violin
are the following names: "asstrox.
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