The Irish standard., 1894-01-27
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happe in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
1.s.e - Our Exchanges.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF ST. PAUL.

/ THE ARCHBISHOP OF ST. PAUL
Senator Kennedy, Of Appleton
Wis, Says He is an American \.
| Of Americans.
MINNESOTA.
! Editor G. f.. Macdonald, of the st
Cloud Times, has been appointed receiver
of the local land office.
The Congregstionalists of Northfeld
must pay taxes on their church, having
rented it for theatrical and other pur-
poses.
"The Priesthood" was the subject of
an eloquent sermon by Rev. P. J. Danehy.
of st. Thomas Seminary, at the Church
of the Guardian Angels, Hastings, last
Sunday week. ..--
Sylvester, the twenty. two-year, old SON
of ex Chief Justice James O'Brien, who
left Caledonia on January 2 for Notre
Dame, Ind, and who was reported mis-
sing, has turned up in Chicago.
P. Ell. McMullen, of Belgrade, Stearns
county, recently died OF stomach
trouble, at the age of 81 years. He was
a single man and was highly respected.
The funeral occurred from St. Johns
church, Mankato, Father Prior officiating.
Mrs. Van Cleve, of Melville, Mont. re-
Gently made a magnificent gift to ST..
Mary's hospital at Rochester as testi-
monial of her satisfaction at the courteous
treatment she received at the hands of
the Sisters while undergoing an opera
tion in the institution.
The people of Graoeville recently or
ganized the Robert Emmett Literary De-
batting Club. The first debate took place
last Saturday evening on the subject:
Resolved that farming is more independ-
ent than mercantile or other business.
Friday evening, January 26, grand ball
| was held to raise funds for the Irish par
liamentary party.
| The annual entertainment and ball
under the euspices of Division No. A.
| O. Ell. of Dakota county, will cake place
at Hastings, Monday evening, February 5.
The promise IF Urge attendance is sx-
cellent. It will be On event of more than
ordinary merit, for the Hastings Hberni-
ans are splendid entertainers and never
do things by halves.
Mrs. Catherine Moran. relict Of tie
late John r. Moran, died on January IL
at the residence of her son ut Faribanlt,
in the 87th year OF her life. She was
born in Ireland and had lived in Fari-
bault for about twenty seven years. She
is survived by four sons and two daugh-
ters. She was woman of lovable dis
position, ever seeking to make these
around her cheerful and happy, and al
ways looked on the bright side Of life.
She WAS kind-hearted, charitable and q
devout and exemplary member of this
Catholic Church.
The Rock County Herald says: We
believe chat the statement will go un-
challenged that no citizens Of this county
have been more loyal IN their support Of
the public schools, more public spirited,
more patriotic in the discharge OF their
duties as citizens, than che representa-,
tive Catholics of this county. In MAX
ing this statement the Herald bellies that
it is stating the exact facts as they act
ually exist, and it does SO with disin-
terested desire to do eqaal justice to all
classes concerned, without prejudice
against one or favoritism for another.
The I.anesboro Journal says: Harry
McKenny, formerly one Of the publishers
Of the Chatfeld democrat, is now pub
fishing The Sauk Rapids Sentinel and we
Gee by the Minneapolis Journal that the
Catholic citizens OF that place were in
formed by one OF their members that
Harry was an A. p. a. leader and was
importing guns into the town to kill off
the Catholics and this caused a great
fuss. It transpires that Harry advertised
for an eastern firm and took agun in
payment, and party hearing him and
the station agent talking abont the mat
ter spread the story above mentioned.
I wIsCoNaIN.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, aged IS years
died at the home Of Mrs. Kate Wheeler
in Maiden Rock, Pierce county, Sunday
January 4 She had lived il that town
for 81 years and was born in Ireland
Her remains were Inferred ID the Catho
lie cemetery at Plum City.
The Columbian Club of Esus Clair.
rendered . areceptioR to E.ey. VI. j.. Deg
nan On the occasion of hin departure gfol
] New Hiohmond Ia llnle olal allrRe of III