The Irish standard., 1893-08-26
THE NORTHWES
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
THE HIBERNIANS OF DULUTH.
Their Annual Outing at Lester Park
Was a Successful Affair in
Every Particular.

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Every Particular.
| MINNESOTA. 49,
The Polish controversy at Winona is
ended. The Poles met and agreed to
obey the bishop and accepta priest other
than Father Miciszke.
The directors and stockholders of the
suspended First National Bank of St.
James are out with circular guarantee
ing all deposity now in the bank and all
made during 1893. The bank is sold.
George M. Giltinan has been appointed
deputy state auditor, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of E. E. Bierman.
Mr.. Giltinan is son-in-law of Hon. J..
Donnelly, and has been weighmaster at
st. Paul for number of years. He gave
every satisfaction in the discharge of his
official duties and is we'll worthy of pro-
motion to his new position. =:
The Bohemian lace maker, who was
sent to the Worlds Fair by the women
of Brown county to sit in the Wonan's s
building and weave lace, has proved a
little too rapid for the exposition man.
agement. She innocently started in
to sell her lace as fast, as she made it,
which is against the rules of the exposi-
tlon. Her sales we're accordingly stopped,
though there was no objection to her
manufacture of the lace.
| A marriage occurred in ST. Cloud very
recently which forms some queer rela-
tionsh ps, the groom being united to his
son in laws sister. He consequently be-
came the brother in-law of his son-in law
and of his own daughter, and the uncle
of his grandchild. Should children be
born to this marriage, further complica-
tions will exist as to their proper rela-
tionship to each other, and in time, will
require an expert to figure it out.
It is reported that Capt McIntire, for
many years past shining light in the
Democratic ranks of Houston county,
has become Republican. Mr.. McIntire
last fall was the nominee for county at.
torney on the Democratic ticket. He has
also for several years advocated Demo.
cratic principles in the Houston Signal
Judge O'Brien, of Houston county, is OK
pected home soon, having resigned rs
chief justice of New Mexico. 1t is re-
ported that he expects to make his future
| home in Austin.
DR.. Charles N. Hewitt, secretary of the
state board of health, has issued circu~
lar to the different state boards Of health.
He calls attention to the dangers OF small
pox and cholera which may be distributed
by tramps wandering around as harvest
hands. He also calls attention to the
means of disinfection by use of concen-
trated alkalies, caustic lime in the form
! of fresh whitewash and strong soft soap
for washing floors, clothing, etc., which is
very fatal to microbe growths, and if
these are properly used they will add
greatly to public safety for this year.
| The ice cream lawn socials given at
Hastings recently by the ladies of the
Church of the Guardian Angels we're a
success in every particular. The church
grounds were beautifully decorated and
lighted by electricity and band was
present to render Ichoice selections each
evening. The net receipts amounted to
about $500. In the guessing contest,
the Rev. jeremiah Harrington received
the cake and Mr.. J. P. Newell the cigar
holder. In the voting contest Miss
Maggie Carolan received the silver rose
jar, as the most popular flower girl, and
Miss Ella Casserly the photograph holder,
as the most popular young lady attendant.
| Wednesday morning, August 16, Father
J. A. Fitzgerald married M. J. Hendricks
and Miss Lizzie Mullany, at the Church
of the Guardian Angels, Hastings. Miss
Mamie Lennon, q cousin of the bride,
was bridesmaid, and Mr.. T. J. Byrnes,
deputy county treasurer, was best man.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary Mullany. The groom
was formerly postal clerk on the H. & d.
but is now clerk on the river division.
The bride was raised in Hastings and
has many friends there who wish her
every happiness in her welded life. The
happy couple left for Minneapolis after
the reception to risede there in future.
/ Owen sheehan, of New Bedford, Mass.
recently visited the southern part Of the
state and spent q few days at Lanesborc
to investigate the feasibility q establish