The Irish standard., 1893-03-04

! Joseph Cronin, . carpenter by trade
died last Thursday morning OF brall
trouble ut his resid enoe, 1913 Sixth street
southeast, after an illness OF three
months. III the 29th year OF his age. The
funeral took place on Satur lay morning
from st. Lawrence church, Father Genlf
performing the obseauies III the presence
of q large congregation who followed the
remains to the East Side cemetery. Tbs
deceased leaves wife and four children
ia sad bereavement.
Mrs. Albert Murray was found dead
in her bed last Tuesday afternoon at the
Laclede hotel, Washington and Third
ayene north. She had been sick for sew
eral days, but it was supposed that her
illness was not of serious nature. Her
sudden death was shock to the people
| of the house where she resided. Hell
husband who is at Rockford was notified
az was also the coroner. An autopsy
held on the remains Wednesday revealed
the fact that Bright's disease of the kid
neys was the cause of DEATH.
William Cronin, an esteemed resident
of this city for the past nine years, passed
away last Thursday at his home, 3l4
Thirteenth avenue northeast, at the age
| of 66 years. The funeral took place to-
| day from the church of St. Anthony OF
Padua where requiem mass was cele-
brated for the eternal repose of his soul
The funeral train that followed the re-
mains to their last resting place testified
the respect entertained for the deceased
He leaves son and three daughters to
mourn tho loss of kind father.
James Mooney, a resident of Hennepin
county for IS years, died on February e
at his home in Medina, in the 74th year
of his age, leaving wife and family to
mourn his departure. He was kind
neighbor and was held in high esteem by
the early settlers, and by all who formed
his acquaintance in recent year.. The
funeral took place on March /, and the
remains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at Medina. The deceased was
native of the County Cavan, Ireland
and emigrated to America in 184S.
Daniel Leahy,a we'll known and highly
respected resident of this city for many
years, paid the debt of nature last Satur'
day, his death resulting from heart trou
BILE. He has left behind him to mourn
his death a wife, four sons and one
daughter, to whom he had been always
kind and affectionate. The funeral oc-
Cured on Monday from his late resi-
dence, GIG Fourth street south The re-
mains were conveyed to St. Elizabeth
church where Father Cleary celebrated
mass and preached an impressive sermon
Thence they we're borne to st. Mary'f
cemetery, followed by a cortege which
indicated by it's size that the deceased
was highly esteemed in the community
John J. Sleavin, the commission merch
ant, died of consumption last Thursday
morning at his residence, 1923 Sixth
street north, in this city, at the early age
of "a. He was a resident of Minneapolis
for many years and was we'll and favor
ably known by large circle OF acqusint
ances who highly respected him for hi
| sterling qualities Of mind and heart, ans
his uprightness and integrity as bssi
ness man. He left here last fall for Col
ordo with the hope of regaining hil
health through change of climate, but
returned short time since without de
irving any benefit A wife and five chill
dren survive him. He will be burieo
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Ascension church.
Mrs. Ann Madigan, lady IS years o.
age residing at st. Louis Park, was killed
last Sunday morning by Hastings 4
Dakota freight train as she was on bel
way to the Church of the Immaculate
Conception to attend divine service. She
WAS crOSSlDk GA0 ISsAlWoy OAeo1A w sssAAo .
street car and had just set her foot on il
when the train came around curve on
the other side of Lake Calhoun. The
engineer blew the whistle and reversed
the engine, but she appeared to be trans
fixed with fright and stood rooted to the
fatal spot. The locomotive struck hel
and hurled her q distance of fifty feet
When picked up she was still breathing
but expired in q few minutes. She wa:
an estimable lady, good and true
Christian, and was favorite with al
who knew her. Her husband is sec
ton foreman Of the Hastings & Dakots
road. She leaves five young children to
mourn her sudden and unexpected death
The remains were conveyed to Waseoa
for interment, where her relatives reside
ST. THOMAS SEMINARY.
Tenth Anniversary of the Rector's Ordina
ton to the Priesthood.