The Irish standard., 1894-07-07

and two daughters to mourn his loss
! One Of the daughters is now Mrs. A
Powell, and resides at Alton, I'LL
!, Mrs. Thomas Feeney died recently a
Rochester Of heart disease. She had
been sick for about two weeks past, and
was not thought at any time to be sen.
ously ill, ssys the Record and Union. A
few minutes before her death she waa
laughing and talking, when she was sud.
denly taken with the fearful disease and
was dead. Years ago she was affected
with heart trouble to some extent, but
of late she was considered to he entirely
free from the disease Mrs. Feeney was
born in Canada about 1916, and at the
age of years came to Minnesota with
her parents, who located at Carrolsvil1s.
At the early age of Is years she was
united in marriage to Thomas Feeney.
and came go Rochester o live, where she
has been resident ever since. Her loss
is deeply mourned by large circle of
friends, besides husband and family
of twelve children, four daughters and
eight sons. Three of the sons are absent
from home. They are Michael and
Thomas, who reside at Everett, Wash,
and Bernard, who is in Milwaukee or
Chicago. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Father Rlordan at st. Johns
church. '.s
A man named O'Malley called at the
livery stable of James Connolly, of Sauk
Centre, on Friday of last week and paid
for the use of team for twenty-four
hours, with which to make q trip into
the country south of the city. He did
not return at the appointed time, but
Mr.. Connolly felt no unessiness, as he.
had been patron of the stable several
times during the week, and had displayed
large sum OF money-not less than
500. On Tuesday the man returned
with the team pretty badly used up.
One of the horses had been shot in the
heshy part Of the leg--not seriously
with revolver of small caibrs, and the
whjmetrees showed evidences, of bullet
marks. 1t developed that the fellow had
been very drunk during his absence, ana
furthermore that his money was all gone,
says the Herald OF that city. He had
acquaintances in the country, and he
claimed that he had been robbed. Officer
Murphy went with him to the places
where he said he had been dishonesty
dealt with, but ali parties concerned de.e
MED having any Of his money. II is g.
peculiar case, at best.
j. Adgate has sold his paper, the
New Richmond Voice, to e J. Scott, OF
Hayward, this state.
A young man named Richard P. Will
kinson is supposed to have been drowned
at Alma Monday. His boat, with clothes
in it, was found floating in the r1ver.
Search for the body has proved unsuc-
cessful. He was about % years of age
and came here three weeks ago. His
parents reside at Rochelle, Ill. His en-
ployer speaks in high terms Of him and
deplores the accident.
Terrence Carroll, q well-known resi-
dent Of Hudson, died Wednesday, June
II, of'pneumonia, at the age Of IS years,
says the True Republican. He was born
in Ontario, Canada. He had been a resi-
dent of the States several years, most of
which were spent in Hudson. About
| four years ago he went back to his old
home and married. He returned at once
to Hudson and erected pleasant honae.
He leaves wife and two children, both
boys. He was very popular among those
who knew him, and he had many friende~
He was member OF the Catholic
knights Of Wisconsin, OF the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians, and of the order OF
Foresters. The funeral took place from
the Catholic church Friday of last week.
! NORTH DAKOTA.
Tracy Bangs, who qualified as United
States district attorney the other day,
has rendered his resignation as states
attorney for Grand Forks county, the
vacancy to be filled by. the county COM
missioners at the July meeting. VIM.
Barry, the chairman Of the board and
late chairman of the Populist state com.
mittee, hopes to induce the board to ap-
point his brother James Barry. Among
other candidates are Frank Feethaw,
Republican, and F. 81. McDermot, Dem
ocrat. Joseph NJ. O'Nesle, department.
commander Of the G. A. r., has appointed
VIM. Alderman assistant adjutant gen.
eral and Geo. A. Wheeler assistant quar-
termaster general.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
One Of The bad effects Of the recent
severe wind storm was the wrecking .of
tho Rninv cfno,nor IN T.o1<o Korn naa1,~4