The Irish standard., 1893-06-10
THE NORTHWEST.
important Happenings In Various
u Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
RELIGIOUS AWAKENING. !.
The Passionist Fathers Give g
Three Weeks Mission in
" Murray County.

Murray county.
MINNESOTA.
The Mankato city council has raised
the liquor license to $1,000. The new
ordinance will take effect on Jan. l, 1894.
Miss Elizabeth Barrett, a popular and
estimable young lady Of Dar yin, died at
the home of her parents in thst town on
May Is. She had been i'll. for about q
year and was fully prepared to die. Her
funeral occurred from st. Johns church
and was conducted by Rev. Father Bo-
land. of Litchield. t
Patrick Orman, an old and esteemed
resident of Marshan, Dakota county, died
at his homo on May 81, aged rs years.
Mr.. Orman had been confined to his
house for the past twelve years with
during which time he had
been patient sufferer. The funeral took
place from st. Joseph's church, Miesville,
on Friday, June 2, and the remains were
inferred in Bellwood cemetery.
The Washburn County Register, pub
lished at Shell Lake, Wis, announces the
death of M. Shields at his home in the
vicinity Of Faribault, MINI. The de-
ceased was 81 years old, father Of q large
and respected family, and an honest at9 aa1lel and
upright man in every way. He died snrrr
rounded by family and friands and xitthlld]
consciousness Of having filled his ilais'
sion here to the best Of his ability.
The Chicago, New World, the organ Of
Archbishop Feehan, in a recent issue,
I'd CONTAINS 8 long and able article on5Apa-]
ism il: Duluth and Superior. It reviexs
tl1s events leading to the rejection Of
Rishaps Moo olriick by the Duluth coun-
ciI, and shows thatit was the work of.this
American Malta, asathe New World calls
ga. p. A., that accomplished the de-
feat Of FL. j. Jordan for municipal Judge
at.the spring election in Superior.
Thursday, May rs, Mrs. Winifred Bren-
nan, venerable lady aged eighty years,
died at the home Of her son, Thomas
Brennan, in the town Of Welch, Goodhue
county. The deceased leaves two sons
and one daughter. Tie funeral occurred
from st. Joseph's church, Miesville, on
Saturday, May ~, Father Theo. Venn
officiating. The deceased was highly ee-
teemed for her many amiable traits OF
character and her funeral was largely
attended.
Patrick Craven and Miss Mary Camp
bell, OF Hollywood, Wright county, were
married at Watertown on May 81 by
Father Cawley. The bride was attended
by Miss Ella Craven and Miss Annie
Boyle, and the groom by Patrick Murphy
aud Joseph Campbell. In the evening q
reception was held at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. a d Mrs. George
Campbell, who live about five miles west
of Watertown. There was present large
number Of invited guests, friends and i'm
mediate relatives OF the happy couple. +.
&. The Luverne. News gives this eggs
traordinary BIT Of intelligence which may
be interesting to rural readers: A Plym-
outh Rock hen in the employ Of George
Griggs of Clinton, distinguished herself
last week by producing an egg Of enor-
NOUS pr portions. It is eight inches in
circumference the longest way and seven
inches around in the other direction.
The Mckinley tariff on eggs had nothing
to do with stimulating the hen to I'M
usual endeavor, for Mr.. Griggs vouches
for the stauncl, Democracy Of this partic-
ular hen.
Rsv. 8. Condron says: On Sunday,
June 4th, . mission will be opened at
Currie by the Passionlst Fathers Of Nor
mandy, Mo. The mission will continue
Tor one wesk. opening with high mass ct
halt past ten and terminating Saturday
evening. June 10th. The exercises for
the second week will be conducted in ST.
Gabriel,s church at Fulda, commencing
on Sunday at 1880 s %. and terminating1
Saturday evening Of the Same week.
sundsy. June 18th, q the regular honr
the mission opens e Ayoca and on Satnr-
day tho Missii mary Fathers viii address
the people of Ayoca .f.r tho last time.